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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-11-19
Caution.

We wish to caution users of DIR. Price S
Cream Baking Powder against buying it
in bulk. Unprincipled dealers are mix
ing -four, and other substances with it,
and selling it as DIR. Prices. Buy it only
in cans, and it will make lighter, sweeter
and healthier biscuits, cakes, &C., than
any other in the market.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-11-19

WE invite the attention of our readers
and the public to Prof. Dalton's
announcement who promises a rich
treat in the way of lecture on the
expose of schemes. The WesternHistorical
Company's County History Scheme does
not escape. He promises to show its
true inwardness.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-11-19

THE mania for investing in silver-min-
ing spcculations shows no signs Of abate-
ment AS in all such ventures, some
make money and many don't. 1t is
very much like buying a ticket in lot
terry.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-11-19

THE family of G. HI. File, of the Third
ward, has suffered double afliction in
the death of daughter who died of diph-
liberia Monday, following her brother, a
victim of the same disease within few
DAYS.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-11-19

w. D. SPRGssER has received a con-
signment of the latest publications in
sheet music, both vocal and instrumental
Also quantity of non-copyright. The
first will be sold at 33 1-3 the latter at
50per cent. discount from regular price.
This offer will hold good for one week
only.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-11-19

MEssRs. E. r. Baum & Company have
removed their so cent store to Oshkosh.
The removal of this concern from our
midst is matter of regret in the COM
munity and we reluctantly part with this
enterprizing firm from our business cir
cles.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-11-19

THE following names appear among the
list of jurymen drawn to serve during the
regular December term CT the Dodge
County Court, which commences Tuesday
December 2, 1879:
Clyman:-Jerry Mahoney, John Hueb-
ner, Timothy Kelly.
Oak Grove:-John Heideman, III. 81.
Basset, Peter Canon.
Lowell:-James Clary, Aug. Schen-
Weather, Otto Klug.
Shields:-John ]. Burger, Samuel Ly-
nnd, Ferdinand Vass, John Driscoll Jr.
Emmett: Eugene O'Connor, John
Endght, William Sleight.
Lebanon:-Joe. I'll. Rector, Nelson
Cole.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-11-19

THOSE having money, merchandise or
printed matter to transport will find it to
their interest to consult the advertisement
of the American Express Company re-
garding reduced package rates which is
to be found in another column.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-11-19

WE invite the attention of our readers
to the advertisement of Henry Bertram,
proprietor of the boot and shoe store on
Sd street, who has something of interest
to say to those in want of goods in his
line.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-11-19
Wanted.

Sherman & Co., Marshall, Mich, want
an agent in this county at once, at sala-
ry of 800 per month and expenses paid.
For full particulars address as above.
44y1.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-11-19

L. d. KANoUsE is removing this week
to his new frame residence onFifth street,
First ward. This dwelling house since
its completion presents fine appearance
and reflects credit upon the contractors
w. D. Sqyres and F. A. Cooley, being
built not only in tasty style but in a
substantial manner.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-11-19

THE WATERFOWL Fire Underwriters
held a meeting Monday evening at the
office of Justice Halliger, and took action
regarding the formation of Local Board
and the uniformity and equalization in the
rates of insurance
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-11-19

NOTWITHSTANDING the lateness of the
season the farmers of this section are still
ploughing and the land is at present in
SPLENDID condition for turning over
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-11-19

UNAVAILABLE LETTERS.
The following letters are either held for postage
not properly addressed or are detained for some
other cause, and will be sent to the Dead Letter
Office in one week.
Ben Clark, Gordon Bay, Mich.
Persons calling for any Of the above letters viii
Please say "Advertsed''
IT. MOAK, P. NJ.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-11-19

THE Parish Aid Society, of St. Paul s
Church meets with Mrs. I'll. z. Ru ssell,
Thursday Evening.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-11-19

WINTER Apples in full sized barrels
aud of No. quality at Brook & Com
pany's.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-11-19

THERE will be union services on
Thanksgiving day, at the Methodist
Episcopal Church commencing at 10 AM.
Sermon by the Rev. w. A. Hendrickson
of the Congregational Church.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-11-19

Col. ROBERT G. INGERsOLL, has been
engaged by The Milwaukee Sentinel as
it's attorney in the suit for libel brought
by Dan Kennedy, Chief of the Milwau-
kee police.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-11-19
Do You Believe II.

That i'll this town there are scores of
persous passing our store every day whose
lives are made miserable by Indigestion,
Dyspepsia, Sour and distressed stomach,
Liver Complaint, Constipation, when for
IS Cts. we will sell them Shiloh's Vitali-
Ear guaranteed to cure them. Sold by
K. Schubert & Son.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-11-19

The Sociable of the Congregational
Church will be held at the residence of
J. III. Reyes Thursday evening.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-11-19
ShtiOl's Cntarrh Remedy.

A marvellous cure for Catarrh, Diph-
liberia, Canker mouth and Head Ache.
With each bottle there is an ingenious
nasal injector for the more successful
treatment of the complaint without ex-
ira charge: Price So cts. Sold byaa K.
Schubert & Son.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-11-19

GOOD Japan Tea for 25 cent pound
at Wollering's. Al
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-11-19

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the
Post Office Watertown, Wis, Nov. 10Th,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-11-19
We Challenge the World.

When we say, we believe, we have evil
dence to prove that Shilohs Consumption
Cure is decidedly the best Lung Medicine
made, inasmuch as it will cure com
mon or Chronic Cough in one half the
time and relieve Asthma, Bronchitis,
Whooping Cough, Group, and cure more
cases of Consumption than all others. 1t
will cure where they fail, it is pleasant to
take, harmless to the youngest child and
we guarantee what we say. Price 10 cts
on cts. and 81. 90. IF your lungs are sore
Chest or Back lame use Shiloh's Porous
Plaster. Sold by K. Schubert & Son.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-11-19
New Advertisements.
LOST

In the month of May, 1878. I lost promissory
note executed by Herman Oestreich and august
Oestreich on the 4th day of January, 1878 for the
sum of 1864, payable to me one year from its date
Any person returning said note to me at my resi-
dence near the German College. in the city of
Watertown. will be literally rewarded.
Watertown, Nov. 10Th, 1879
4w3. JOHN DUNN
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-11-19

y SOFOIIIOL.
H. B. WARNER, Sec'y of State
, 1879-08-20


Rrn1aarlELD, ILL.,, Aug. 19,-1hc Railroad
at,d Warehouse Commissioners met today to
consider mp'aints agatilst railroad companies,
Thu rasc Of j. II. kpomlton against iha attrh-
tgan Central, inr unjust Discrimination Ut
joliet. waa considered, knowlton clni.ns that
competitors nra allowed rebates which llu tioes
not recclye, aIll The amount iuyorea IL ubuAt
30 00D. Ilis reply to thu answer Ut tlu Com
paaY was read aud ortiercd scut to tic Cum
pany for It's reJoI,,lcr. When tI,at Ia received
tile Nuard will MT.
4 Communication was rycelvcd from tho In
dtRnapolls IL 1t. Louis natlrUud aCtuIesrIn. !n
thu DECISION Of the I3uarl In tic casu Vt Ever.
holt liros.. oE Pnna for ext0rt!ult, hnA ugresInK
IT, settle, as required, un lAs basah Ut Thu Euni-
.ntsstunurs' sciltlutes OF ratos. tits amount
Involved was oluut $301.
l!lc colnp!alnt of llolra!nb g. Co., Of rektn,
against tie Inaianapulls, Bloomington tE West
Urn Was considered, und tbs preliminary steps
tatten approved. fhe eotuulaint bus bevu fur
Wardett tn thu Company fur ~ answer.
A communication was received ltuln 3lodGea
lrus., Ut CuFrollt0n, Making II tho Lhirugu u
Alton hui Il lcEu! right 10 charge more tot
freight lr0tu Chicago IL CarrulItul lhnn from
Ch'ra.o to Altou, the latlur bclslg Iuuxer haul
ny tlrse In'lc.. THIS ltrtn WAS requested tu
naku it, complaint IN pfoper,iosIt.
Duard TO glys TURN ti,e legal rates Vi stock
freight On tlle Chfcago, Burlington Il Quincy
from Walnut to tllo ChtcuGo Stuck-raras, n,lu
u, tlu Ehieagu, Tuck lAIanA Il PucttEe iroun
Fout Crock to thu Stuck fxEls. They al1,
wanted to known How u prseeati ln casts of ex-
tostlon. They werc also asked to ulake thris
complaint in proper sha2e. Adjourned.
, 1879-08-20
KANSAS pKOSPECTORS,
What tho Colaroa ponp!n frnm hilssissirpI
Learned.

Syhnt tho t,olorot I,onn&n fron, BSlss,x.,uni
rrnr,,cd.
r,,, II. a.. IN u.
sfonlsts who PASSED through licra few days nso
from yastuus points tt Msaskppl. IN r,,tlta to
knusos. rcturne,l this aftcrunon. und will 1ray,
f,,. ,,,oi. i,,r,o. to.,u,rrow II rt,,h,.,.,l ~
tnncsstie. MISS, VINO accompanied tie
party, says the trip was very
pleasant, aud thcy WIRE we'll trcateu
whichever &lry went. lie ,llIilk8 Kut1sas Il tpntt
'os .o|"t' - wv 's ''" ~. ~ "a''.u ',
Tor eoloFcti h'ef' noth anu feaFca III fIo sutlsi1
Those tl'at elays lnotcy ought tu taGa UT tal
pu pruytIr Il lIylnE for themselves TIL they
e,,,11 r,1.c rru,. fln +rt,,t. ,t.v ,,,{;,h, mi
nt,".+ hm, H., aav. III. un ,,,'", I'm ,h,,a ~ -.
"mm,ttsl ~ " pN~ " '"'o ""' ."
V."."tiI,o III. .,r,or,,.. a,to,dv t., E,,,
, 1879-08-20

N,,, V.v H.. "a rr 1,,, Y ,f,
Ha" aohA' ave. lv-4"e hes' Ut. Mane'us
:. Hutton, Wetl-known clergyman, member
Of the Society OF tile Cincinnati, aud recently
retired from The Old Dutch Rrturnel Churc}, in
Wa,hI,,otnn aounro m = ,,cnston NJ q, nm -
""e"."h'on "a"u'o w ps"s'o' " So'ovo
year, has Tor thirty years lived At No. At East
Ninth street. A month ago DR.. Hutton, who Ia
ucnrlnr fo1r-scorc. went on bis usua, sumtner
n,,, n,,h H. viz Iaa,.,n,r tt ,,n,so T., =,
!1""t WV n'' ne' ~ 's"', ."s "oa'' III sa'o VI
Ills olo sexton, lhoh'as Barton. alohuoy even"
tn;. Mr. Burton went through the lluuse. ana
lountl oycryti1ing In order. Hp left 1t brouerly
a,,,,rod shortly heror, n o,,I,rt thts mor,,,,,r
~ -. s.!. -t.,..., 49, ,1s. ~ t"or.,'
Mt basto" aea'n s1s'teu 'ie HOUSE, Walking
toward tic rear parlor no was surprised at see-
tny nm tim at ,Irs Tin r0rar of n mItT.tav n,ha
, 1879-08-20

IH'1frHet HfFHII.
John a. n0gkieliuW Er!tG3 from Ariznna to
ffirnd in tta tltY utI account III Il very amusing
AYeMturu lIu Grtrlllly ha.l With eutnlIluu IMar.
ttlu !aatnr IL very ugly customer u vtose With.
but Ult lrtcHsi was upilyetrt} i llu must uiiux.
l,ettcu nulsnr, HI Wtll bc srsi Ay the a,ltuwlg:
:" Las! night was cnlnt,,g w fron tllc sauta
Cruz fAltuy, elglltrun ntttta below. | Wad FtltIs.
bnTu tiavMass) but 0u runil,s IL yrry
steen I'LL, llsluuunlri am! mas s,drtY walking
III, wt'su sa,sl1 ul VII imn,cnae clnhulIun lras,
icss than twenty fact away. Uf courso to ra,l
Was out 1f tie glIrstsoti, 40 / stood uM! eyed
sluwIy pulled out my sfx. .slIooler lrosn ills
l.olslcr. Ui bvar huuler4 ssy Il Init aafo tu
sAekle q cin,lu4lluh With ~ rtiiu curry.
lux lsss th4n sxyunty gralna Ut pow
rul,au,uus zsa wvtse tlaa tie aetl1lles. ! didn't
, 1879-08-20
IOWA RAILROAD MATTERS.

Sn,rlnl Cnrrrspnndtnts Of The T'ttb,t1s.
DEs MONIES, H.. Aug. 18.-.Tllc Chicago Il
Northwestern, sluco Its advent iuto this rity,
Inns cyinccl III progressive and liberal po!icy by
reducing rates fr.nn tt.!s city to ail stations on
It's Inc IL to ~ pcr ccMt. 1t afBo gIvca nutiec
that It will do all business as luw rs by anY
olhcr line. 1t Inns nisu made INV dcunrture,
-,l.c l1rst instnnre recorded ID Iowa,-and will
Eiyo excursion ratcs to Chie4go for tie Expo
st.nn from all stntlons oil It's lice.
Manager Merrill has definitely proposed TO
extend sl,e Raglno & Southwestern brunch ef
llie Chca1o, Ai'1wankee II 81. Paul from Cedar
Rapids tu Ottumwa. II the proplu will Eiva
brfurc Dec. 81, 1ss0, uni to purchase and uay
for the u!tt roulbed from, Ottumwa to 2igo1it-
ncy, whtc!, will Gust abnltt $40, 0W. Thta ls GER
taIsllv 4 very libcral offer, US 1t will secure 4
e s%D'TiIs hs uao n's ,' soraorao saas sGeAs"s s
also. with milwaukee, rs y competing
putltlon With tllat Of the prouoscd cxtuIsion
fron Marion via Marahafllowo to th[s city,
wsct, has ranle up snce 'l1e former psol'asal
was MADE. This Is really bet Ter point fur tl,at
road tlun Ottutnwa, aHl, rs Mr. Merrllts priu-
clpal Object ln reaching slEnurncy Is to get to
tic Iowa co4l-1eIds, ho viii attuin It In this
COUNTY whrrc exist unlimited beds Of !l'c finest
Goa; 10 be found Ii, the STATE. liz will make a
proposal for tllIs ROUTE which will be accepted
at ulIec. The route Is casy to build, md will ra-
quiru but two bridges.
There is good prospect that tho Central Of
Iowa will spon have 4 southern terminus of
its uWu at Ottunwa. N0w 1t cutls at Mucls-
aktnor1s, swenty miles north on tue Kcokuk i;
Des .Mones Division VI the Chicago, Rock
Island 4 paeis' .,1 T. runs H., over r t's trsk ' By
enLs llu'serc. Undcr Tic new management of
Mr. Pickering, effort is being made to complete
The road. md llc proposcs to build ninl equip 1t
Il tho people Will vote tax sufficient to aid
1,ftt1
, 1879-08-20
FEARS ENTERTAINED.
Epkrsai pttpdtch to 1hs Yftbuhs.

DETROIT, Mich, Aug. 1o.-Th!s city 10 con-
sidcrably excited over the disappearance of Ell.
ward and George Hubbard, sous of Della Hub.
bird, u prominent lumber man. They went
with their father and q purity Of friends to st.
Clair Flats last wcek on q fishing excuralou.
Friday evening they went over to Tic Star Island
uousc to land the Rev. Samuel Clark, Of Brook.
I'm, md next morning started buck IN ANAL
boat Tor tho steam yacht which, by some mtsuu.
dcrstand[ng, had started for the city without
them. slnca then no ttdtnga Of tic young men
can 10 obtained, and Tiers aro fcars TINT thy
muy hayu capsIzcd. 4 steam tug WAS sent up
today to search for them, and men aro cxplos-
lug Tie shores With teams, but thus far without
SUCCESS. The Yollng mcn were Vreat favoFltes
In society, md keen anxiety exists concerning
their fate.
, 1879-08-20

bnvo my rifle with 1nr, nnd rs my slxshoo,,,
nnlv uses twenty-tllrcc 1T powder, conciulcI
wnh mt lurking fer fight unless Tie tcnr W.,
Whntcyer lis Intentions were tlun't know: hut
mr. Intro uackasR}, WIN VIVA sofnu distance aj,cas
just tl,cu, csuEl,t eight Of him and, Instead of
r,tnnINg away a. ono would expect, stnrted ,os
Mr.. 1}ylfn with tall and cnr6 erCct, and TO I'm
tic climax commenced tn bray. Tl,ls was toc
much, and The old bent started ~ II ho was ahs
out OF Run. lid just tore up the 9ro,.ud, MD
when he cusildn'trun inst enough hc rolled down
the mountain aide. 'OId Bana,nt has paypd
TINT trick before With nl8 when hnvu been trY.
t,lg to Cet un On 10 dccrt nHl ! hBvo a1wnr,
pounded HIN for it, but last night concluded
would giro HIN leather mcda1.h
, 1879-08-20
CANA DA.


The Sllp-I.aborers Troubles -W'omeD and
Ch.ltiruu In tho Cttadu!-Other Items.
Sstcta' I'tspsach to 7he Tribune.
QUEBEC, Ont, Aug. 1n.-Tllc delegates OF the
sAlp-Laborcrs' Society, and thu Union Cana'
dtcnnc, the French dlsscntcrs from tho soeictS,
inst ut tho Clty-Ifalf tonight, but no anol or.
raugcu,ent was arrived at ~ to tcrn1s Of union.
II IL probable thu two socitties will continue
to net Independently VI eael,, with ttlelr
own srale Of nages. The French d.
1r,und l,a'f the sI!tps coming to tue
port, wl1lcts. OF euursc, cnnnot bu guaranteed
tsrln, Assaults still continue, hit the people
assaulted have III most lnssa''vrs brought tslf
trsnl,tcs on sl'etnselfcs by CtttE drunk hll ln'
sulluE pcuple. NttIo t!iu ely fs tn this d1stlIr3"
ch condition, 1t q atFtur comes out withn intE-
uis artlele Appral!ns 10 the national prelud!ets
q tn f"lr s,yM Y H. y r,. GosS wSs, pvSps i
most dreadcd hero bY. .aal partics--a war u
ratea, Tic citadel Ii still 1ileu with u11cs and
children, atl itlat general fcrIn'T nj un.aletT
exists which after daris chusrs passers.lY 10
wut.A Que nMothtr With suspicion nnu dread.
To ne rlf,ftr. -is.htl tlultA f'rfa.
}rEuEs, Aig. 1N-lis Mayor having nskcd
ll1c tf"yefnnlent at t,ttnwa to prtslal!n tl!e
lilacs uvt III iurre II, this clty n'Nt conty, te'
py wus sent tu, thu ciroet thut tlutt must ~
sumo tangible evidence Ut tic huecsstlY los
surIl s1c,s, Buggesthg nrettllg 0i tic cty o.
cln,uty magistrates to discuss the matter. a''a
II HEY deem It III The interest ot bsace ~
[urnlallv anr1y tur Proclamation.
lisp military ruutlnuu ul'ucr urlna.
Tho incnbcra Ut tho Irish Auu French 20.
clcitut, will, p,rsIs arI ots'rs, lave upuelnted
. committee 10 arsuhEe pcAse.
tt"rs II stcinais c' 4 Cu., II iismton, lave ~
ceptetl the olvr Vi IL ce,lts Oh thu iular. Thu
DIRECT. cIatms aaiu,hs " SIo o,u13; Indirect,
$5soboJ; assets, s2Ai0o1.
Er&t i'm. mi FdfaH}1n$.
, 1879-08-20
TORNADO.
One OF Them Sweeps FuriousIy
Along the Atlantic Coast.
Great Havoc Reported Among the
Shipping in Port.
Tonra Of Still Moro Serious Disasters
Oh the Ocean.

nToosH, Mass, Aug. 10.-Constdcrable dam
AGO was tluno hy tic storm last night nton0 tho
New England coast. The yachting fleet at
South Dostun was badly used. At Portland,
Me-, several yachts nd schoouers' were sunk.
Utllpr towia alung Tie coast repurt long list
Of disasters tn lucul crnft atNl property.
NEW YonK, Aug. 10.-Tllc storm which
yesterday morning was contra, near Cape Hat
tcras has moved in a northcrly path, developing
prcatly IN energy, p,ts Is NOW ccntral near Enst-
rurt, Afc. Heavy rain has fallen In New Eu.
gla,u' md The Middle Atlantic stnles.
Newburyport, AtAss.t experienced a storm
tllis morning., ntl 1t WIS tho scvcrest in ten
years. Ths wind blew HURRICANE, wrccktug
four yachts. badly wrenr1i!tK steamers and
schooncrs u tho harbor, and scattering about
twcnty small boats. The fruit trees wcro
stripped, nna tot!ts Oil The beach were 1cvelcd or
blown Into The sea.
At Newport, between twenty and thirty sail
bonta arc sunk Or damaged. The WantIrror md
Murrll1. of tllc Now York sacht squadron, pars-
I'll c!lnl1ls and wont ashore. Tllrcp yachts hare
ssln; Mt tho wharl wl[ls others dragged anchors,
tou1el, nnsl wera dnn,agca.
The crew Of schooner ashore at Capo May
deserted tho vessel In the evenIng. Their boat
was causfzcd, md tho men washed ashore In aIi
~ ,s'..., ~, s .,,. r.. .a. .a e"psa." tea'eu '
w. ",s., ",a VI W. .'e" ao' ''''
"r ",'' "''a a,s",... ,sas. =" @ au.y & ~ ''.91..
.,-.. ~, Nv WIN. .''t.u ~ Sups 49,, May ""s
s,;,a a.", % =. a',. s'a.' 'o-.o" .!s ateoes'
,u. s's" 80. " "s"oo"el a'noio ~ 4Ataante
..,''..n ',sa .ao 'Is"s ~ a1 elas I.,
mo", =" .a.,, ~ -. ''""t e's"' A"o 'cssc1 "''1
S,'s,s,. w. ~.
,...t'. ~. .'' "a. NV so''t1es "oa
..'..'.sfo,, w., u,''s.,', !1u", ou"a'"Ge ato
,s.'s Ha.,,a"aa a 49, .e.s up,o'tsa' ano snlp-
ann,,,r rnn nasta.; o,ss,,.h,. ~ rs,, s,
,.o,.,o,,oa. .ara 49,, .s.ss.,- 49,. ~,
,.,,.s..os ~, .,,,,t. 49," ...,s. ;.e.. ..s 1uo
t,r,;,aS MI ~ 49, ,s,.ana,, s n.a ~"
, .r,'. -, " ' ,';.t a .... "oo'1eu:
.,,n . n.sf.,,.. - .v..a .anu a. . Ano"n' a''u
-.,,',a 10 J "e' as'e's "a' oniy
as.esou .se"o..,..,o,, ~ oo9's, tn' s'sn, % oelns
nho1ashpieo even 10 Inc "oldest Ill
hao:tant." lie handsome splrc OF the Free
man Street Baptist Church vas blown
down; the slatiu. Of Christ Ep3scopat Church
n,,,, H., co-nino oe,d x,n"ats orna,n..,.u - q.
a'ary's catholic Church Wero tern oil, whilst
the beautiful grounds ot old St. Paulfs arc bndiy
wrecked tlruat anxiety prevailed during tie
nrcva1rnra ~ the s,orn,. md trc Moror or,fo-od
out rue enslse ponce 1otcc atd tlfe Department.
The loss Ia estimated from 9u0,0oo TO $300.000.
The damago tu growing crops IN counties i'd
tacept to Petersburg. W.. IA very prcat. In
Surrey County a|one tho damaxs to corn is estt
matea a. oo PER cent ...
Tie Ocean Grove camp.grouuds, below Long
Branch suffered severely.
At iloueester, Mass., several vessels dragged
asnoeo last n'ens'
NJ other points on TIC New England coast vcs-
scs wese oeaehed, hut titus far no loss Of life Is
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hands With the boz Nick, asking him In a pite-
ous snahper to spare bis 1fo Art1fso ordered
Nick 10 s.oot, telling him t1sat II he did not
shoot .ha {llse Grcok) would shoot Nick. Ter
rifcd by tho threats, tho boy Tired, and Frye
fell IN his face, utterlng stnrfn cfT.
After riding tic pockets uf tho murdered
man, mud taking from him Ills gold watch,
cuatu, SEAL md keys, they left the body where
H. tatI fallen, aud went upstairs to acu wl!at
they coulu llll worth stcalmg. The marble.
slab Witch l'xs been spoken Of III being On TIP
ing hold On o"c side a,I.l Nick on thu o,hrr
thinking they coid thus moru easily EHt at tie
contents Of the safc. Failing, however, they
opened tlle safc-tour and took the stlycswnte.
ai dufsuE t'lc struggle, aud eay the bruises on
his lcasl were prucnuty cnusgd by hIs neaA gum
t''g IT. cnatact with thu Hour wncro he fell alter
being shut.
leaving tin, d9tsrs tu t!'e coudttian they we're
fonGh by the lcttcr-carrler III tht morning..
Whsu tl,r a:eyk UNI Sicts cams OUT oi frye's
house. "Larry," who had remained outside
GOT FRIGHTENED. AND MAS orr.
Tic tlrca cnt,,o together In llanoycr street. and
toJc,ler they went to the barber'shoU III Grecn
ntreet. The t1rber at first refused to receive
the property, hut tlnails suok the tliu.'lc a'id
hid It III tile chtlnucy. The trrek ktpt part III
Its pocket, at'd 1t waa afterwass louhI III Fleet
street. ......
F,tday morning all three met on North street,
the place wl,cre thu property WIS aal n4t TO-
getliyr again alld ret!svlued Ntrk utd tic Gtcck
t"ok te1aai parts OF tts ssvyf, al''1 larry -
ruceiyGti tile watcf, chain. md seal. MIX left
his Ahare Of tho puHuer where It was, anh slc
Hfcek took his 10 No. II Fleet strcet, a Lafbcr-
sIlop kr!,l by Jostptl Douuk. DunaE. who Is
tEle t'rera's cnpascr AZ well rs sl'n intimate
nutt1 4 tIpaYl oil utlc 0f tho walls OF Ills khuD
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The messengers report that Tic Italians
fired the frat shot. The exatt tEntl!
can't he ascerthIncd until The return NJ
tho Corunor. The ShcTifT's party nf'i1-
lint thoy were cu,,frontrd BY 1U0 1taltana. all
wolI armed. t}rn. sabI,,, commanding this dis
tritt, hal ~ Yesterday t*tucd all order relieving
tic military es,mralies FROM active duty. On
learning thts motnng Of The Ftssi.CFces fight.
atl }u nuatn