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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-04
FATAL AFFRAY In ST. MARTIN.
Two Men Killed by Emile Detiege in q
Difficulty Growing Ont Of the
Election.
Especial to the Democrat

BT MARTINsvILLE. Dec. 3.-Emtle Detlegs. the
Republican candidate for sheriff In this parish.
has Just now killed the two Delahoussaye BROTH
ers Ernest aud Oneziphore, Jr. They had
Just returned from tho Breaux Bridge precinct.
whore they had gone to soc to tho interests Of
their father. who is candidate for sheriff also.
Detiege has gone home. said to be morally
wounded.
A GOLD. .RTooDED AFFArR-ALL THE PARTIES RE
PuBLICANs.
ST. MARTINsvfLLE Dec. About 3 o'clock
this afternoon, IN st Martinsville. two brothers.
Earnest and Oneziphors Delahoussaye, were
killed by one Emile Detipge. colored. The par
ticulars as far as can be learned. are as follOws
Thetw Delnh0usRaysa had just returned from
BreauX Bridge. where they Ind been looking
nfter the interest OF their father. who was a
candidate for the shorlffalty Of st. Martin phr-
ish Az they aighted at the court house In 81.
MartinsvlIe the mulatto Detiege approached
them In u threatening attitude Onezlphore
Dafahoussaye said 70 him. ! an not armed,
Detiege fired and severely wounded his brother.
Ernest Delahoussaye, and turniDg Immediate
y he fred and Killed Oneziphore After this
Detiego turned to Ernest. who was wounded on
the ground In q sitting posture. aud shot him
In tho arm: Mt the same time he kicked him In
the breast. and IS he lay upon the ground fired
the third shot. killing him instantly.
made n arrest and Dstege is ut large, De-
tiege was also candidate ior 81 sheriff and an Is Is
Republicans. They had split on local issues.
ESh0uld Detiege be caught he may be summar-
ily dealt with. In which event a riot is antici-
pated by many. The affair has created Intense
excitement ia this and adjoining parishes. and
u feeling OF indignation prevails at the coward :
ly manner in which Detlege took the lives Of
the two young men .One OF them being unarmed.
and is considered to have been murdered In
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-04
CONGRESSIONAL NOTES.
A Resolution Opposing New Measures Of
Finance Private Land Claims
in Louisiana.

WASHINGTON. Dec 2.-Senator Carpenter. OF
Wisconsin. will introduce tomorrow the fol-
lowing resolution,
Whereas. by the resumption OF specie pay
ment tho circulation of gold. silver and green
backs. as lawful money Of the United States
under existing laws, and the reasonable expeo-
taton that the present condition Of the nanGes
itate legislation. have been followed by the res
toratlon or business confidence. revival OF all
Industries of the country and the Inauguration
OF general prosperity: and =
Whereas. the stability OF financial policy is
essential TO the successful conduct OF business
affairs: therefore be It
Resolped That Ia the opinion Of the Senate
any legislation during the present session OF
Congress. changing the existing system Of
flnauee would be fnexpedient.
Mr. Jonas offered resolution In the Senate
to-day directing the Secretary Of the Interior
to transmit to the Senate a list Of located pri-
vate land claims in Louisiana which have not
been coo firmed by Congress, or any officer act
Ing under Congressional authority. together
with such Information as he deems necessary
to secure final adjustment to such claims.
.AdOpted
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ST. M AIRY.
fsdenfnf ID the DetnoorAt. |

FRANKLIN, Doc s.The vote for Wilt and tho
constitution is very large here. The Repub-
llcan majority IL reduced to about 600. out OF q
usual vote or 5000. FRBkE.
FRANKtIN. Dec 8-The following are unoff'-
oiaI returns from At Mary but may he counted
on ms correct Reven out OF nine prscnCs give
Benttie, Rep. for Governor. 1887: Witt. Dem,
blb For the debt ordinance 5S2 against ILL.,
For the constitution G27. against iGo. For dis
trict Judge. Goude. Dem. 1889: Train Rep., bl2
For district attorney, Winchester Dom. slb
Snaer Rep $40 For Senators. Tenth Soma
toral District Foster, Dom. 1871 Nunez, Dom
g7p Landry Ind. Hep,. .6T. Perkins. lnd. Dem
.b7. Tho fnctlon Of tho Republican party
headed by Gordy. generally supported BY the
Dem moerats. hna carried tho entire paroehtal
tlckat by anmN 200 mhi lrity.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-04
THE FORTY-sIXTH CONGRESS-.
Introduction Of Number Of Financial Bills
in the Senate and House.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON. Dec J-Mr. Ferry presented
the cloneentinIs q ilonrg Bgidwig nMppoin,toh M
deceased and Mr.. Baldwin was thereupon
| sworn In mud took his sent
Mr Back introduced bin 70 nuthorzs the
payment Of customs duties In leg II tendar
notes. also bill to amend title ~ Of the revised
statutes. 80 as =, authorize the purchase of for,
eisn ,earrynss. trade, both =. q which were re-
Mr. Bayard introduced Joint resolution that
from and after tho pGaango Of this resolution
oovabis for nil dues to the United States. OK
eepting duties on imports, and Rhal not be
| otherwise legal tender. and any OF said notes
hereafter relssued shall bear this superserip-
tion. Referred 10 the Finance 0Ommittoe.
Mr. Ingalls, offered resolution that In the
opinion OF the Senate the present volume o.
that said notes ought to continue to DO legal
tender In tho payment Of debts.
At t2:40 on motion or Mr. Anthony. tho Senate
adjourned until TO morrow,
HOUSE.
BY unanimous consent the States we're onlled.
IA on Monday for the Introduction Of bills,
under which call the following bills were intro
BY Mr.. Wood. Of New York Respectirg tho
refundiug Of the national deb. This b'll ts as
follows: Be 1t enacted. etc. That 80 much ~
tho aut ority conferred on the Secretary Of tho
Treasury by acts OF July u, 1870. and January
40. 1871. TO refund tho public debt 70 tho extent
Of &f 300 900 0r0 as has not boon exhausted RD Il
executed be and the same Is hereby, modified
| so as to limit the rate Of interest on bonds yet
| to be issued authorized by these acts. TO q rate
| OF interest not to exceed 3H per cont per an
mum.
Mr.. Garfield. OF Ohio. introduced bill to
| facilitate the refnnding OF the national debt
Referred. 1t provides that all existing proyi-
sions OF law shall apply to any United States
bonds bearing higher rate Of interest than 4
per cent. which may hereafter become redeem
able, and 1t authorizes the Secretary OF the
| Treasury to exchange directly at par four per
| cent bonds Of the description authorized by tho
act of July a. 1870, for any such bonds.
1t Ia understood that this bill was prepared Mt
the Treasury Department By Secretary Sher-
man. and contains all the provisions which he
deems necessary to enable him to carry out
successfully the work Of irefunding five and six
per cont bonds, which fall due tn 1881. amount
Ing 10 nearly eight hundred million dollars.
without transactlng any important business
the House at o'clock adjourned
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Treatment af Prisoners In the Milwaukee
HOnse of Correction.

MILWAUKEE Dec. "A majority OF tho COM
investigates the charges OF iDhumanity In the
treatment OF prisoners In the Milwaukee county
The committee finds that the treatment Of pris-
onera had been generally bad. often cruel. and
sometimes bnrbarous: that Inspector Hszz ls
utterly lneom petent; that he and his subordi
mates have violated the statutes In innctng IN
warrented punishment upon prisoners; that
tho punishment Of solitary confinement has
been used In way most degrading dangerous
to tho henlth and abomlnably barbarous and
ono which Ia a disgrace to tho age In which we
live. Tho prisoners have been confined 10 dark
bedding winter or summer. and compelled TO
breathe the foul. siekening atmosphere for
weeks mt a time and that this should have been
the practice for years is the committee says, q
dark blot on tho reputation OF tho eiry and
Stats. Tho report recommends tho dismissal
of Inspector Hazz and entire revision OF the
rules governing the institution.
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POLITICS ELSEWHERE.
Result of the Readjusters' Caucus in Vir-
ginia The Officers Selected for
the General Assembly.

RICHMOND Dec 3.-The Readjusters met in
caucus at so'clock last evening, and were. still
In session at midnight. They claim to have
eighty two members Of the General Assembly.
which would give them majority Of twenty
two on Joint ballot. Nearly two-thirds OF the
Republican members took part In the caucus.
The participants we're bound to secrecy; hence
1t is impossible to give any idea Of the proceed
ngs except that long series OF resolutions
embodying plan for future action was adopted.
These resolutions are said to be extremely libe-
raj In q political sense; The caucus also made
houses with Judge B. W. Lacy, of Nav Kent
as Speaker ot the House = .1s MsoagI q Pa 4.
first doorkeeper: j. W. Southard. of Henry
county second doorkeeper and ra 4: J. Taylor se Of
GERS are: c. q Cansey. OF Nansemond clerk +: G.
Weber. Of Rsanoke. sergeaat-at arms. J. rt +.
Debt Payers also held a caucus, but made no
nominations nor took any decided action.
CHARTER ELECTIONS IN MASSACHUSETTS.
BosToN Dec. Sat Fall River the election
Yesterday was one of the most exciting ever
held In that city. VIM. $. Green was elected
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THE UNITED KINGDOM.

LoNpoa. Dec 3.-The weather IL very cold In
Grent Britain and on tho continent. Dispatches
from Rome and Madrid report heavy snow
falls.
Thore are increasing signs that the cotton
trade In tho north of Lancashire Is improving.
Some OF the Idle mills are preparing to start
again and some firms have rnfsed the wages
OF their employees.
LorDos. Dec. 3.-A dIspatah from Gabu to
tho Standard says Mali Aaohammed will start
for Badikstan shortly with 1000 infantry. the
same number OF cavalry aud four guns. with
the intention of reducing that district to obe..
dence. He will net in our name. Mohammed
IIuesein has been appointed Governor OF Mai
dan Major Abdnlnh Khan Governor OF Lomar
and ShaiH2 Khan Governor Of kOhiatan. The
fret IL n son and the latter two grandsons OF
Dost Mohammed.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-04
Heavy Wsrk and Commissions for the
RrnkerA.

Saturday night was heartily welcomed by
the brokers OF New York. Last weeks work
was tremendous one. During the week they
have turned, In round numbers, about 4, 900 900
shares OF stock. They have, as q rule, tried
TO strike q balance before quitting their offices
for dinner, and this work kept them from z
to o'clock, according TO the volume OF their
business and the accuracy OF their work. One
broker said he had not seen his family for o.
week, for, like many others, fatigue after the
long days work, he had gone to the nearest
hotel for few hours sleep, and returned TO
his office soon after sunrise. The weeks COM
missions must aggregate In the neighbor-
hood OF 81, $50 900
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-04
Troubled Condition of Affairs In West
virginia,

CINCINNATI Doc 3.-The Eaqlirer's Charles.
ton W. Va, correspondent says: The whole
Kanawha valley mining region is suffering from
mining region In Pennsylvania did from acts
OF tho Molly Maguires. In 1877 and 1873 there
were fifteen strikes along the Kapawha river.
accom- panied with violence and lawlessness.
and since 1876 there have been eight fatal lynch
ings, without an effort on the part Of the au-
thorities to bring the perpetrators TO Justice
ened. including tho stoppage OF all coal trains
on the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad. II was
met by declaration OF the Governor that he
would use the whole military power Of the
State and II necessary call on the general gov
ernment for aid to stop any such lawless con-
duct. So far serious trouble has been avoided.
The knights OF Labor have come five or six
thous and members In the valley and have
comfy general and district assemblies In six
or seven counties.
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WEST FELICIANk.
Especial to the Democrat. !

BAYOU SARA. Dec. 3.-Ohletal returns OF this
parish give the following malorities Wiltz and
the State ticket 1l65: Tor the constitution l46s.
w. w. Leake. goes to the State Senate without
opposition. receiving 1891 votes In both par
ishes. Hon s. J. Powell Is probably defeated
as Judge OF the Fifteenth District by the present
Radical incumbent. John Yost The full Dem
,ocratic parish ticket elected. DIR. J. U. Ball as
representative. @. b. Smith as sheriff. Chas. NJ.
Barrow as clerk. Dr. @. W. Ball as coroner The
Independent candidates were badly defeated.
The election was very poaceable and qulet.
yIDETTE
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Meeting of the Valley Cane Growers As
hOcfnff0n.

BT. LoUrs, Dec. 3-The first annual eonven-
tlon OF the Mississippi Valley Cane Growers As
soclation met here this morning In the Poly
technIc Building. with a very fair attendance
from the Western States. Isaac a. Hedge, cor
responding secretary. read q long report. In
which he 8 ated that since the organization of
the association last spring he bad been In cor
respondence with persons In thirty; five States
and Territories in regard to the cultivation OF
therefrom. He finds that very great interest Is
beng taken In this matter throughout the
country, especially In the North, and much at
tention Is being given to the manufacture Of
sugar.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-04
EAST CARROLL.
Especial 10 tho Democrat.l
sentative,

Especial 10 the Democrat.l
LAKE PRovrDENCE Dec. a.The vote OF East
Carroll Is: Beattie 1915, Wilt 1913. Only 100
votes we're cast ont Of a total registration Of
a5oo For tho constitution 100 votes were cast.
against 600 Representative elected, Jones
Yell: sheriff. Gain Rarlain. district Judge. Kon-
nadv. ID. L. M.
LAKE PROVIDENCE, Dec. a.-The vote of East
Carroll is rs follows: For Witt, ITO: for Beat
tie. 1880 For the constitution. 7to: against 600.
The debt ordinance IL defeated by at least 1900
majority. IL. j. DkLONEf.
Chairman pRrish Commtteo
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ST. CHARLES.

BouTTE STATION La. Dec. The offlciai vote
Of the parish Ia IA follows: For tho constitu-
lion III, against tho constitution lios: Tor the
debt ordinance 1o1. against debt ordinance 100:
for Witt ia, for Beattle 1iob. For the House OF
Representatives.. Geo. Essex. ex-sheriH. Will
aucoeed q. A. Bourgeois. For The henate. Do
mas. Republican. has as4: DePoortar, Demo-
erat. 1n4 Tho Hon. nj. Hahn ia elected district
indigo by the Handsome majority OF lIs6.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-04
Mem phis Preparing To Improve Its sani-
tmry Condition.

MEMPHIS. Dec. AT n Joint meeting of the
Citizens Gommlttee Of Fifteen and the local au
thoritIes, hold tonight. the action OF the Citi-
zens Committee In adopting tho report, OF the
Commission Of Sanitary Experts. recently sub
mifted. for Improvement OF the sanitary eondi-
tfen or Memphis. were approved.
Two committees were appointed. one 70 draft
isia,ure In special session. the other to prepare
q bill In conjunction with members OF tho Leg
islature from this county-all OF whom were
present at the meeting The bill Will empower
local authorities to levy per cent additional
tax for sanitary purposes. payable one half the
fl rst OF February and one-haIf the first OF De-
her
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BULGARIA.

LONDON. Dec. "A dispatch from Vienna to
the Standard says: The situation In Bulgaria
does not impr ve.. Prince Alexandria, after
consultation with the ooneuls general. had dc.
ciied to entrust to M. Xtukoff the formation Of
n new ministry II necessary. He will probably
anspend the constitution and proclaim state
of sel0e. and abdieate II these measures prove
Intellectual. The dissatisfaction Of tho Bull
garians is chiefly duo to kibilistc ideas widely
propagated by young Buigarians educated In
Pan Slavic schools In Russia.
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son. independent Democrat and Republican
candidate for sheriff. is elected By "a small ma
jority over @. O. Dnson. Democratic nominee.
The Republicans claim two members OF the
Legislature Tho vote on the constitution II
about 24oo Republican votes against II and $500
Democratic votes for it. The vote on the state
tIoket Ia about tho same as on the constitution
Tho debt ordinance is lost by large majority
OfTleial returns will be had tomorrow.
VDy
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-04
senator neotn.s Candidate.

with reporter Of the Express OF this city
to-day, Senator Newton Booth, Of California,
stated that that State was practically unit
on the Chinese question; that the times we're
improving there, and the State was very
prosperous, that the Republicans were sure
to carry the State at the next presidential
election; that they are decidedly friendly to
Blaine for the Presidency that he BOOTH
preferred him, and that the reason was not
that he loved Grant less, but Blaine more.
The Senator leaves for the East on Friday.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-04
LAFAY ETTE.

yERMILIoNvILIE. Dee. 3.-The election yester-
day passed of quietly and peaceably There
was no disturbance OF any kind. full vote
was polled-lsa5-the largest ever polled In
Lafayette. The majority for the Democratic
State ticket ranges from 5lS TO 5t2: majority for
the constitution 1876. for the debt ordinance
ace. IT, T.. Mouton and j. A. Chargois are un-
doubtedly elected district Judge and attorney.
Perry. Democrat. nominee for Senator from
this district. has $40 majority. and Il very
probably elected. The local officers are all
Democratic. The returns are all In
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-04
Capt. Eads to Get the Quarterly Payment
with Deduction.

WASHINGTON, Dec 3.-The only subject con-
sidsred by the Cabinet at Its meeting to- day
was the claim of Capt. Eads to fun quarterly
lel at the mouth OF the Mississippi river. In
view Of the fact that there have been twenty
days during the past quarter when the channel
has moi bsen kept at the stipulated depth. the
question was raised whether Capt. Eads is On,
titled TO full paym nt 1t was finally decided
upon recommendation Of tho Attorney General
that Capt Eads should be allowed B25, 900. sub
ject to pro rata reduction for the time during
witch the channel was not maintained at the
reuuired depth.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-04
strong Temperance movement In G Georgia

ATLANTA, Dec. 3.-A strong tenn mperanee move
ment In which many prominent citizens par
ticipate. has been inaueurated here by John
Blue Ribbon movement Three thousand per-
sons have bound themselves to total abstinence
the result of the kockdale county vote yester-
day in favor OF the Prohibition. Local option
ID becoming popular.
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4ndiana's Colored rmmigrants.

The North Carolina Democrats In Washing
ton who are acquainted with the company OF
blacks who lately emigrated from Lenoir
county, North Carolina, to Indiana, say that
they are good class. AS to she political as
pest OF the case, they affirm that Indiana
Democrats will keep their eyes apon these
blacks and not allow them to vote at the
Presidential election, as they did not get sato
the State soon enough
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-04
The Contested Election Cases.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 3.-The House Committee
on Elections met to- day to consider the cases Of
members whose seats are contested. of which
docket. Four OF these are ready to be heard,
including that Of Bixby lRep.l vs.. Hull Dem.
In the Second Florida District, and that of
ond Arkansas District In the cases OF Haral-
son Rep j vs. Shelley Dem in the Fourth Ala
bama District, and Hebert and Merchant ys.
AckIen Dem. J in the Third Louisiana District.
No briefs have been filed by the parties giving
notice OF contest. and they will probably be
dropped By the committee.
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How the Jury Reached a verdict.

The way In which q Somerset county (Pa.l
jury reached verdict has Just been exposed
In an argument before tho Supreme Court OF
the State. Twenty-four tickets were made,
twelve bearing the words For plaintiff" and
twelve "For defendant" These were placed
twelve drew ticket Five OF the drawn
tickets were for plaintiff and seven for de-
fendant, and the jury found for the latter
Plaintiff asserts that this is not verdict
found through deliberation, and he seems to
be right.
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Nominations OF Postmasters.

WASHINGTON, Dec 3-The following nomina-
tions of DO -tmasters we're sent to the Senate to-
day s. j. Arrel at Columbia, apd Saml Rex
anQer. at Clarksville. Tenn: Robt. Morrill,. a.
Fayetteville and D. L. Bringle. at Salisbury,
N G.. Edw'd A. Brooks. at Cameron. s. C., and
Benz. NJ. Cox. at Farmytlle. Va
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FRANCE.

LONDON. Dec. 3-The Standards Paris CORE
Francaise entirely confirms the belief in the
early advent OF Gambetta TO power.
The general opinion upon Waddington' 8
speech s that It Is a dlgntfled funeral oration
over the present ministry.
The DattV Ne,ns Paris dispatch says: M Bau-
dry dAsson withdrew his Interpolation by ad.
vice Of the Bonnpartists. they having pointed
out that he was certain to be beaten upon 1t.
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More North Carolina Negroes on the Way
to Indiana.

WASHINGTON, Dec. s.-TWo hundred and fifty
colored emigrants from North Carolina
reached this city to-day on their way to In
diana Fifty of them were furnished with
through tickets and tho National Emigrant Aid
Society are endeavorfng to raise funds to pay
for tue Transportation Of the rematnder to
their lestinatiOn.
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The Mobile and Montgomery Railroad
Passes Under western CantrOI.

New YORK, Dec. at was announced after
business hours yesterday that the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad Company had obtnined
which was Of late under control OF the Rich-
mond Air Line, and secured q direct line z, 70
New iOrpans. An official OF the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad Company said last
night that the new arrangement would go into
effect January /.
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VERMILION.
Especial to the Democrat.l

VERMIItoF BAY IT, Dec. g.-Full returns Of
vermIllon parish give Wlltz aT6 votes, Beattie
Jos, For the constitution 9i3. against. 2G6. Fos-
tor Dem !. for Senator. receives 1909. Landry
Rep 1el. Nunez dem 1919. Perkins Rep 1875.
Mouton Dem J. for district Judge. 1851. Rhymes
und. 1877; Ohargois tDem.), for district attor.
ney, a0b G. A. Mouton Indl a1i. Independent
sheriff Shaw 7ss Gindey (Dem9 4t3: Brous-
sard Dem y for clerk of court ga Nunez tInd.l
55s. The eI scted are all Democrats.
RMTTH
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Destruction Of Philadelphia Church by
Fire Loss of $4,000.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. s.-A fair was held last
night mt the Presbyterian Church, corner Of
Broad and Oxford streets, t., detray the OK
some OF the decorations caught frs and before
the flames could be extingulshed everything
combustible including the new. organ, was de-
walls and steepes. The church stood alone on
q lot so that the fire did not spread to the
surrounding property. The church cost $3.50
mated at $50. QUO: covered by insurance.