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sTEUBESyILLE.
Cnriosities OF the Census-LocaI News
Notes.

CnriositIcs OF the Census-Local News
Notes.
STRuBENvTLLE, July 90.
Correspondence Of tho Tntelligencer.
Your correspondent yesterday run over
the census reports Of the city in search OF
interesting statistics for the curious. In
the matter Of ages we find the First ward
has eighty.sevsn citizens between three
score and eighty years of age; Second,
l42; Third, 14S; Fourth, l2l; Fifth, Al
Sixth, 80; making a total OF 677 for the
city, OF citizens who'have passed sixty and
have not arrived at eighty years Of age.
Those who have passed the latter $50
years. are go few that we give their ages.
The Oldest citizen is Mrs. Margaret McIn-
tyre, OF the First ward, who Is 81 years of
age. The next in age is John Cochran,
Third ward, 95 years, and the next to fol-
low is Samson Warfeld, (colored) Second
ward, O2 years. These are the only three
persons in the city over 30 years ot age.
Following ls q full list OF those SO and
over: First ward-Sarah Beatty, so; Ra-
chel Bartlett, 80; Mary Carter, So; Emma
Mcfarland, S5; Margaret Mcintyre, 81 /;
William Stewart, so; Emeline Sutclif, 50;
John Sutclia, 80; Mrs. st Clair, SO; total,
o. Second ward-Fancis Cochran, 81;
Nancy Darragh, sS;Julia Harland. SO; Al
ice johnson, SO; Kate Lotus, 81; Rosa
McCloskey, 50; Elizabeth McManaway,
81; Margaret Myers, S5; Mary
Nicholson, So; Elizabeth Reynolds,
S.; Mahala Vanhorn. SO; Martha
vorstell, so; Sampson Warfsld (colored),
92; total, l3. Third ward: Elizabeth
Beck, SO; Mary Cornell, 81; John Coch-
ran, 95; Elizabeth Figley, SO; Jane Nc.
Guire, 50; Elizabeth Mcintyre. s5; Ellen
Niblak, 81; VIM. Thompson, so; total, s.
Fourth Ward: Jane Bnrchard, So; David
Gable, So; Rosana Gable, SO; Christina
Fisher, 81; Margaret Mahony, SO; Jane
Means, 81; Sarah Spencer, S5; VIM. Spen-
Ger, SO; John Slack. so; Jas. Turnbull, 81 i;
Willard Wood, SO; total, IL. Fifth ward: {:
Mark Bell, 50; Theresa Field, SO; Nancy
Gardner, so; total, 3; making 4 total OF
42 for the city, the Sixth ward having no
resident who has reached the age OF SO
years. 1t Is food for quite q melancholy
thought for the masculine portion OF the
human race 10 tind that out OF 43 persons
in a population OF 1900, who have
reached tour.score years. only II Of them
belong to their gender, leaving 50 Of the
Veptler or weaker ~ sex.
The Catholic church and residence Of
the Sisters OF Charity is in the Fourth
ward, and we find there nine Sisters, one
Of whom has reached the age Of 43 years,
while two Of them have only arrived at
their 18th year.
Asa matter OF curiosity in regard tc
names which can be applied to diff
Earent trades, animals, ETC., We find that In
this city we have 4 Angels, 80 Bells, 8 Birds
3 Brooks, I Banks, 20 Beans, only 8 Bak
ers, and la Cooks, 20 Coopers, (bIt they
don't all work in the cooper shop), Curns
enough Days for two weeks, 58 Fishers
1 Gardner's, Hare's, IS Hills but NJ
mountains, enough Holidays to furnish
legal ones for two years, 70 Miller's, al
though we only have two Mills, Mays 70
seven years, and March's for four, all tn
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AQUATIC AYFAIRS.
Regatta at IIIIIstinIe Yesterday-A Day
OfRIue Racing,

OffIue Racing.
DErIoIT, July 29-The attendance at
the HilIstlaIe regatta to-day was large and
the water tine. Singles seven-eighths
of mile and return. The first race was a
senior single. Kelly got the lead,
but Gaiael soon passed him. COnnor and
GaiseI turned together and both turned
last. After the turn Gaisel picked up
and obtained the lead, and won in 1928 ;
Kelly second, in l2:32f; Counor third,
Baltz fourth.
Connor was beaten by Kelly by only
one. half length.
In the Junior fours, the Hillsdale fours
led, the Excelsiors second and the
Zephyrs last. There was poor steering by
all to the turn. The IIillsdales and Excel
siors turned together. The Hillsdales won,
the ExcesiOrs coming in second and the
Zephyrs last:
The Hillsdales crossed the line four
lengths ahead in II minutes and 52a sec
ouds. ExCelsiors, l2 minutes and II! sec.
ouds, The steering was so bad that the
ExCelsiOrs end Hillsdaies came together
in the first quarter, and the Excesiors
claimed foul, which the umpire allowed,
and awarded them the race.
In the Senior doubles, the COgnacs Of
Battle Creek took the lead and kept it until
after the turn, when they were overhauled
ard passed by the Hillsdales by three
lengths, in ll:62t; the Cognacs l2;093
The Hillsdalss four then gave an exhibit
ton pull over the course in l0:52S
Next race, six cared barges, Hillsdale
and Rawbeese clubs. The Bawbeess club
led from the start and won in l5:05t
Hillsdale l5:23t.
In the senior iours only the Wyaudottei
aud Excelsiors, OF Detroit, entered and
both were badly handicapped. ThI
Wyandottss won by half q length II
ll:20. Thev rnwed in ia borrowed boat ant
had not pulled together since they brok'
their boat in Philadelphia three weeks ago
while the Excelsiors never before T0wec
on the course in another contest and wer'
not in the best condition. A large
} amount OF money changed hands oi
the result OF the senior sCnll race. Con
nor having sold choice, with GaeseI par
red, at dve to three, for Kelly and BAIT
The regatta proved an unexpected sue
t cess at the last moment, and the sport 70
. day was excellent,
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NEWS FROM NEAR TOWNS
GATHERED by ISrELLlGENcER RE-
PORrERS.
A Chronicle OF the Happenings and
Events, Social, Political aud
otherwise In the Vieiaage
OF wheeling
BELMONT REPUBLICANS.
Meeting Of the County conyentiou nj
BarnesVilIe.

Meeting Of the County Convention nj
BarnesyilIe.
BARNEsvILLE, July %.
Special Dispatch To the InteIIigsnesr.
The Republican County Convention met
at this city to-day, with a large attendance
OF delegates. The proceedings throughout
were characterized by harmony, and great
good feeling and enthusiasm prevailed.
The Convention was organized by the
election OF Capt. Alexis Copeas Chairman,
and the selection OF W. A. Hunt, OF the
st. Clairsville Chronicle, for Secretary.
The Vice Presidents were:
W. B. Kirk, of Union Township.
DR.. W. NJ. Jones, of Kirkwood Towr-
ship.
Col. G. L. Poorman, of Bellaire.
John Sidebottom.
Isaac Holloway, of Flushing Township.
The ballotiag Tor the several offices re.
suited in the selection OF the following
gentlemen:
Sheriff, Samuel Hilles.
Clerk of the Court, T. W. Emerson.
Auditor, S. H. Lee.
Recorder, William Hobbs.
Commissioner, Morris Cope.
Infrmary Director, Joseph Bailey.
This evening q Garfield and Arthur
club was formed, large membership be
ing enrolled. The meeting was one Of the
largest held in the county, and was ad-
dressed by Captain Danford, who spoke in
his usual happy and convincing manner.
The greatest enthusiasm prevails.
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WILL HE WEAKEN.
A Decided Change for the Worse In Dr.
tanner.

NEW YoRx, July 29.-There was a de-
cided change for the worse in DR.. Tanners
condition today. he is weaker than at
any time during his fast, and his eyes are
dull and heavy. At noon he was suffering
from pain, though he denied it. The
symptoms we're SO alarming during the
morning that the physicians decided to
have beef extract and warm water and
brandy ready for any emergency. The
doctor is much troubled with wind on the
stomach, but while making light OF the
symptom, says II the hicCups sets in he
will at once break the fast. At one o'clock
this morning, three ounces Of warm water
we're given him to relieve the pain. Four
hours later he again complained and asked
for few drops OF peppermint, but it WIS
refused. He sought relief by pounding
his ribs. After his return from his usual
morning walk he was given little ice
water and a small piece Of ice. He soOn
after vomited nearly one and half ounces
mucus, tinged with bile. He was weak
and helpless nearly an hour afterwards.
At one time he took warm foot baths to
EelleVt CDukehblon VI LAlo btou4ASu W AZ
creasing activity in the blood circulation.
He thinks he has caught slight cold.
He was asleep when the thirty-tecond day
was entered on, at noon.
NIGHT RRPoRr.-At $3.50 this afternoon
Tanners pulse was beating regularly. At
7:2O his temperature 9Ss and his respira.
ton l3 His strength was tested by dyna-
mometer and found to be 50 kilometres on
his right hand and 75 on his left. Dr.
Gum then applied spygmograph to his
chest and said the tracings were rs good
as could be expected.
At 4 o'clock the Doctor walked briskly
to the scales in the lower hall where his
weight was found 70 be l27! lbs, loss OF
half pound in twenty-four hours. He
then called for some carbonic acid water.
which was brought TO him,
and Of which he drank four
ounces, then he laid down
and was covered by blankets the air being
very cool. At 6:45 the Doctor went out
and got warm bath. At o'clock he en-
tered the large hall, and lay down on his
cot when he appeared to fall asleep short
ly afterwards.
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TURAEy,

LONDON, July ga COustAntinoPle dig
patch says: Whatever the suItan's real in.
tentions are he is continuing military
preparations, and efforts are making TO
obtain small advance from Galsta bank
ers on the security of next year's tithes.
As the Beys oppose the annexation OF
Turkish territory to Greece for iear Of los.
ing their properties Goschen, the British
Ambassador and some OF his colleagues,
have proposed to the Porte that il no re-
sistance is made the Powers will give eff
cient guarantee that all landed and move.
able property OF the MussrIman shall be
respected.
A Vienna dispatch says tho Powers are
fully determined to carry ont to the last
extremity the decisions Of the Berlin con-
ference.
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MARINE DISASTERS.
Inquiry In the Narragansett aud Sea
want hnISa Collisions.

Inquiry In the Narrnsansett aud Sea.
want hnISa Collisions.
New LONDON, July 20.-During the Mar
ragansett investigation to-day, passen-
ger testified that his wife and himself. got
a raft, and persons kept constantly getting
on board OF 1t from the water until there
were forty or fifty, and. it was about
twelve inches under water. This raft was
in charge Of Mr.. Buck, of Portland, and a
sailor from the Tennessee. They met a
boat about half filed with people, to the
side OF which an old woman with silvery
hair was clinging. In the bow large col
ored man, an employee of the boat,
was sitting, and they called to him to
take the old woman on board, which he
did not do. When the raft drifted towards
this boat the colored man took an oar to
keep them of. This oar was secured by
somebody on the raft, and was the only
one they had on board. He believed the
old woman referred to was drowned. He
thought there was from twenty-five to
thirty in the boat, but was sure there was
plenty Of room to take the woman on
board.
NEW YoRK, July 29.-In the seawan-
haka investigation to-day, testimony was
given showing that there were no life pre-
servers in the saloon in the ladies cabin
on the lower deck. One witness testified
that he didn't see any life preservers on
the passengers who were drowned.
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@er l8LISHED AUGUST "a, 1852.

Secretary. Notwithstanding there lad
been meeting in the afternoon, which
was addressed by Hon. Hanson
Criswell and ]. E. Hooten, the night
meeting was attended by increased num-
bers, completely filing the large hall in
which 1t was held. Col. George B. Cald-
well, of this city, was the first speaker,
and talked to his attentive audience at
some length upon the issues involved in
the canvass in this State. Many Of the
Colonels comrades in the war were pres
ent, and gave him cordial reception.
Jake 'Kemple, of MoundsviIle, also adj
dressed the meeting, speaking in his pc
culiarly happy vein.
Everywhere Republican meetings have
been held in the State there has been
remarkable and unusual degree Of inter-
est and zeal displayed. We hope these
signs OF the awakening OF the people will
continue to increase.
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INDIAN AFFAIRS.
Mexican Engagement with Victoria's
Rand-UIe Council.


Rand-Ute Council.
DENVER, July 2O.-The TribWW's Santa
Fe adv,ces from Mexico state that on the
olst inst. Col. Adolf Wales, in command
of three hundred and seventy cavalry and
one hundred and fifty infantry, federal
troops Of Mexico, attacked the Apaches
under Victoria about forty miles from old
Fort Quitman. The fight was indeciaive.
The Mexicans lost three men killed and
ten horses, and the Indians lost four war
riors and SIX horses. On the Goth the
Mexican forces again attacked the Indians
in Pine Mountains, about Rity miles from
the line. After long fight the Indians
retired. Their loss is not known. The
Mexicans lost six killed. Col Wales in
tends to follow and attack them again. He
is OF the opinion that they will try and
get baclp TO New Mexico, in which case
Col. Grisrson and eight companies Of the
TeRth cavalry, who are stationed within
forty miles of the crossing place, will
doubtless he on their trail in few hours
after they cross.
Los PINos, Col, July q, VIA LAKE CRY,
July 20.-'The Commissioners held u
council Yesterday. The Indians still de.
cline 10 sign the treaty inits present form.
Objections were raised 1t the last meeting
to their removal to the junction OF Gunni.
sen and Grand rivers on account Of the
poor soil in that locality. An opportunity
was offered for the chiefs and head men
to come forward and sign the treaty, but
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A MISSOURI MOB
Takes its Revenge ON n Nan Charged with
Rnpe.

ST. LOUIS, July 9s.-A Post -Dispdtch
special from Moberly. NO., says: An armed
mob of about one hundred men from
adjoining counties, came into town this
morning, and as Sheriff MattoCk was taking
]. @. Carlew into the Court House to be
tried for committing rape on the person of
Mrs. Cramp at the hotel in this city last
March, opened fire on him. Carlew ran
into the court room followed by three Of
the mob, and was shot again. He then
escaped to the street and fell, but quickly
regained his feet and received another
shot. He then ran through dry goods
store, closely followed by his slayer, out
into an alley and again into the street.
He then made his way up stairs over q
saloon with his pursuers at his heels.
Here he found himself cornered. The
husband OF the outraged woman, the man
who did most OF the shooting, then fired
five more shots into the body OF the poor
wretch and one into his forehead. Car
lew died in ten minutes. Intense excite
meut prevailed while these violent pro-
ceedings were in progress, and the officers
Of the law seemed paralyzed,a ,as they made
no effort to stop the butchery.
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PORTLAND, Me-, July 29.-The boilers
from the regular Greenback District Con
vention organized with Stephen Jewett
Chairman, who appointed committee Of
Ave TO call n general convention II deemed
necessary, for the purpose Of nominating
a pure Greenback candidate for Congress.
Resolutions were adopted alleging that
the primaries had been packed by Demo-
Gratis, and protesting against General An
dersOn's nomination.
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THE EMMA NINE CASE.

LONDON, July 2o.-sir George Jessel,
Master of Rolls, has given Judgement
against Albert Grant in favor of the Emma
Silver Mining Company for Gl2O,OOO, that
sum being the profit which Grant made as
the promoter Of that company, such
judgment not to be affected by bankrupt
cy proceedings against Grant, mas
much as his making profit as promoter
Of the company was breach Of trust.
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urr .spors exceed our imports ior the
,.,r ending July i, Sl6TMS,W, This
ri.,pgce would seem vast but for the
r,,., excess Of the preceding year. The
s,,ae ol our foreign commerce for the
a ,s4Ire months was greater than ever
..5, This is 4 fair measure OF the gen.
=. ..n.nrriiY.
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PlTrsuuRaH, July 2s.-Democratic pa
pers throughout the country have been
publishing the statement that Col. Henry
B. Hays, the well known coal man OF this
city, who commanded cavalry in the army,
and has been 4 lifelong Republican, had
announced his intention OF supporting
Hancock. This he most emphaticaIly de-
nies, in card published to-day, and says
he most heartily y indorses Garfield. This
Is about the fourth lie OF this character
nailed here within the past few weeks.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, July 29.-Generul Fare, Minis
terof war, varroy, minister of public
works, and Constance, minister Of the in
terror, will accompany President Grevy to
Cherbourg. Premier De Freycinet, will
remain in Paris, being detained by me-
Gotiations on the Eastern question. News
has been received from Ragusa, that the
Turkish special commissioner has arrived
at SCutari.
The President has repeatedly but un-
successfully tried to obtain the consent ol
OF the Albanian League, to the cession to
Montenegro, or portion Of It ut Baria.
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,,yrnL HAycocK has not yet muster
M courage to give his letter OF accept
IN the public. Itis alleged that he is
,,.dr, The arrival Of English's roll OF
,,.,orc. We publish in our telegraph
,..pa, this morning, what purPors to
N. mali, points OF Hnncock's letter.
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ESGuSDS blood Is up over the annihil-
iaaa OF General Burrows brigade before
CAsilhaE, and she is about to throw more
'noE into AiEhanistan and inaugurate q
'Hoi'eprisaI on the treacherous follow
1sot igOob Khan. The British lion is
10 ioao' snarting under the lashiug it
'7'S1e!, hut the Pail Mall Gdsette gives it
'otsayiee when it says that England
'l'ai TO come out of Afghanistan bag and
A'il'e, and have nothing To do with
Vladaha', and as little as possible with
cio1., and abandon that imposture
'aslri a scientific frontier.
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A GEORGIA OUTRAGE.
A CoIored Family Treated TO Dose Of
Southern Brutality.

Southern Brutality.
ATLANTA, July 90.-Last night party
OF fifteen disguised men, 20 Mills from
Atlanta, went to the home of Joe. Thomp-
son, (colored), dragged him out and beat
beat him anil his wife iearfulIy, fatally
shot his son and killed his daughter.
Great indignation prevails throughout the
country and a citizens meeting at Jones'
boro denounced the killing, and offered
$500 reward for the arrest OF the
murderers. Four arrests have been made.
Thompson says he recognized as the lead
er of the gang Juo. Gray, whom he re-
Gently prosecuted and had convicted fof
assault and battery.
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RIOT Is hRAzII..

Rio JANErRo, June 3O-At Victoria in
the Pernambuco election, a riot occurred
on the 9th, in which, according to tele-
grams received, the soldiers and police
fred on the people and twenty persons,
including Baron Daexeda, were killed and
many wounded.
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VOLUME XXvHI-NUMBER 288.

way to s Sheets, constellation of 10
Stars in the Fifth ward, % who are al
ways Wright, IA weave,'s, and Is who as
Walkers lead in the race. In the way OF
common names we have little village of
lis Johnson's, small family of "A Jones,
and alittle settlement Of ss Smiths, dc
scendants Of John.
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Il, speech at Denver, last week, secre-
a, Thompson called attention to the
ID ,h4, Hancock in 1865 wrote letter
nm, endorsing the Democratic platform
4 ,s,! year, which declared the entire
SIX Of reconstruction null and void.
,sl,hprs is no record that the mum"
.rJ.daie has changed his opinion since.
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a, the strength Of the report that a
s...,5,cS party organ is to be started in
''', NV N. Ohio VALLEY .NsiH remarks that
:. =. ,n,,ic ,,' asyIpm of West Virginia must
:. sYI,I 70 overiowing, or the protector
,,J ,.tainly have found a place in it.
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SAN FRANCISCO, July 29.-John H.
Clemantshaw was convicted of perjury
this morning, in the Superior Court He
Is the witness who swore 80 strongly that
Charles Ds Young fred the hrst shot at
T, NJ. Kalloch.
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CoLuMHus, o., July 99,-Mrs. Ann We
Der, wife of the late Col. Weber, of the
Eighty.eighth Ohio Regiment, jumped
from the third story Of building in this
city tonight, and was killed. She was
temporarily deranged.
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lrrms5as

n. I'm 3. CpAwYoRD the entertaining
i, W. I.,,,, correspondent OF the 1STELLt'
'a+ :. .,r,eed the sanctum with his pres
''.', ,,.,eriay. Mr.. Crawford reports
=. r,' .b,c, Is prosperins exceedingly well
conservative town.
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BosroN, MAss., July 2s.-The Captain of
the schooner Eunice J. Newcombe reit-
crates the statement made when he was in
Boston on his last trip, concerning the
firing upon him by Spanish war vessel,
and Is positive that when the affair hap
pened he was ten miles from the Cuban
ahnFa
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TlE independent Peoples Labor Conven-
ion met At Sharon, Pa, Yesterday for the
'1rpose Of selecting a candidate for Presi.
tentlpi Vice, President, and wisely decided
% eve their Mtfrages to the peoples
lrdia,e, General Garfield. The
yiAer candidates were Weaver and
Hancock. T1e total vote cast by
watts WR e95. General Garfeld's ma
,ri!y over all was 20. West Virginia
t''si ten Tor Hancock add five for Gar
as.d AsIhe convention was made up Of
ID 'iiies Of political belief, the result is
ialther auglry Of victory in November.
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o. De wiz, You Saughty Man.

DENVER, Cot, July GA speciSi to the
Republtcan says: Rev. TAlmage visited the
dance houses and gambling dens last
night after the lecture. At one dance
house girl asked him to lead y set, but
he declined.
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iaE Pittsburgh aud Lake Erie Railroad
Conplny has refused to connect with the
B.inop aud Chicago Railroad at Beaver,
aud the iAtter road will have to get into
Pittsburgh by an independent route. The
%. ngst feasible now will bring them
rps the river at little Beaver, about
.h,~ miles irnm Pittsburgh. About $780,
Oty Of The i6OO,OOO laid down as Ohio's
proportion Of the stock has been sub.
,r-hyj
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Mi, aad West Virginia Railway
'ai g'., .,,.,,-j to iallipoIis yesterday
Is S+T .lIr sou run regularly from Co.
"' ,. N that place.
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PIRE RECORD.
A Three Hundred Thousand BIaEe ut
Buffalo,

BuYpA1o, N. Y, July GA terrible
ire is raging in the southern part Of the
city, on what is known US Blackwell's
Island. Three planning mills and float
ing elevator and several lumber yards,
together with two ship yards ars already
on tire, and the Pennsylvania Coal Docks
are in great danger. 1t is rumored that
the fire originated by an explosion in one
Of the planning mills, but nothing authen.
tic can be obtained. The estimated loss
will amount to over 100000.