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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-09-25
Work of the Flames.

On the 18th inst. fire partially DESTROYED
hoffman & Campbell's Photographic rooms at
Boston, Mass. Loss estimated at 100000 upon
which there is an insurance Of $1,000.
The lumber wharf of Blacker & Sheppard.
together with three houses and large quantity
of lumber, was destroyed by fire at Boston,
Mass. on the 18th inst. Loss, 100000, fully
insured III local companies Fremcn Kelly and
Foley were prccipatcd from roof into the
flames and severely injured.
On the 18th INST, Columbia, Brazoria county,
Texas one of the Oldest towns in the state was
LAID in ashes, it being the first fire that had
visited it III forty years. Every business house
Is in ruins. The fire was incendary, and began
i'll the grocery store of Il. J. Smith. about the
center of row of buildings on Front street
/ composed Of old dry wooden houses. and burned
like flash. The total loss is S125000.
The Pequot house, Block Island, T. l., burned
to the ground on the night of the 18th.
A Walla Wala. w. T., dispatch of the 18th
INST, says: Last night fire originated in the
Pearl house, that almost totally destroyed the
village of Waitcsburg. A strong wind prevailed
and all but four of the business houses were
burned. Bat little of the merchandise was
saved. One Chinaman was burned to death.
Loss from S150,00U to 5000. goo.
Sixteen stores in Columbia, Texas, were de
stroyed by fire on the 18th inst Loss estimated
at S30. 600 to $50. 900.
The tract Of land ravaged by the recent bush
fires i'll Grand Manan, y. B., is five miles wide
anu lo'll Iccl HlllCS 1tdlllS
the blaze.
On the night of the 18th fire broke out in
the building occupied by the Scarrett furniture
company at st. Louis, Mo, and before it could
be checked the entire structure III ruins.
The total loss is estimated at S180,000.
fire broke out III a drugstore at Arcadia
Carroll county, Ia, on the 18th inst, and be-
fore the flames could be got under control sey-
cral stores and dwellings, were DESTROYED. The
loss is estimated at $4,000, and is only partly
covered by insurance.
Prof. Alex. Agassiz's summer cottage at New
port, l.. l., was burned on the 18th inst. Loss
80, 600.
At Beaver Dam, Ky, a large storchouse was
destroyed by fire on the 10th inst. Loss about
$4,000.
Smith * Wiclls tin can factory at baltimore
Md, was destroyed by fire on the 18th inst
Loss $50. 900: insured.
Peterson Bros hardware store and several
other buildings at Des Mones, Iowa, were
licked W by flames on the 18th inst. Loss
1913, 000
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-09-25

terrible explosion occurred on the l7th INST
in a small wooden building occupied by Union
Metallic Cartridge company as a Illuminating
building, situated some distance west of their
main factory, at Bridgeport, Conn. At the
time Of the explosion, five persons were at work
in the building, and all are supposed to have
been killed, as none have been seen since and
four bodies have been found The following
are the names: j. Sullivan, age IS; James
Tobin, IT; Michael Dempsey, il, %; William
Feurchinger, As; Philander Clark, SO. The
building was completely blown to atoms. The
debris was hurled great distance, lake some
distance from the building being literally
Two Of the bodies were found III the lake, one
with the head and arms gone. The cause of
the accident is not known. The explosion
eo"oUd Intense excitement among the 600 en-
ployes III the man building. The works were
shut down, and the hands allowed to 90 home
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-09-25


NEW York. September $500 p. M.-FlOur-
Receipts z, 40S bbls sales 1900 bhs; market
firm; YER moderate export and home trade
inquiry; pund hoop Ohio at 94.15G4.G0; choice
do at T165@5.75: supertino western at So. %
GG4.10; common to good extra do at $500
4.25; chore do at S4.3Od6.25 choice white
wheat do at S415M4G0. Wheat-Dull and
scarcely &c firm; sales 10000 bus No. red sell
Ter September at S1.0714; 5000 bus do seller
October 1t s1.07$4; $4,000 bus do seller No
vcmbcr at51 085sd109. COrn-Dul and with
out important change; sales 10000 bus mixed
western spot at 56$4 G57c; do future at 51G
5314c. Oats-Without decided change; sales
30, 900 bus including No. 2 and seller November
at 3Sl4 western at 45(dj0c. Bccf-Stcady
demandScry moderate; new PLAIN mess at $3.50:
new extra do at $1,000 Pork Stronger; new
mess n 5.50m15.75. Lard Higher and firm;
steam rendered at 582212. Butter-Eules very
firm; fair inquiry; Ohio at 151%@3lc Cheese
New steady; 9dl2$4c for poor to fancy. SUI
gar-Quict and nominal. Molasses-Dull and
nominal. Petroleum-Very strong. Rice
STEADY. Coffee Unchanged and dull. Frcghts
Firm. Spirits Of Iurpentine Very firm at
37l5Gi0c. Resin Quiet and steady at 1900
1.55. Tallow-Stcady at G39GD7 &C for west
ern. Eggs Firm at IL 1@19c for fair to choice
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-09-25
EragiCaI.

VIM. Weans q lawyer. shot and killed Charles
Nichols in his store at Pocahontas, Ark, on the
18th inst. The murder was unprovoked
Robert Harper attacked James Thompson
with knife near Bots dare island, Texas. on
the 10th INST, and was shot dead by Thompson.
James Coffcy, a cigar maker, murdered Rob
ert Dudley on Lafayette street, Louisville, KY,
on the night Of the 18th inst. CofIcy claims
that he acted in self-dcfcnsc.
On the 10th inst. Mrs. Joseph Powell. Of
Quincy. H., received a fatal shot, fired at her
husband, 10y throwing herself between the
aSsallaut and his intended victim.
Mary Fgan, an industrious washCIWOman Of
Sioux Falls, ID. T., was murdered on the 18Th,
and her body was found two days afterwards in
the cellar of her residence. Her husband n
worthless. drunken loator. has been arrested ON
suspicion of having committed the crime. The
poor woman was III the habit Of walking four
teen and fifteen miles to do her work
\ duel between 4 Ute Indian and Navajo
took place near Santa Fc. \. NJ. ON the 9th inst.
The Ute was killed and the Navajo seriously IN
iurcd. They fought with knives. Both wanted
to marry the same girl.
\ horrible case of lynchng took place at
Springfield. Tenn. on the 18th inst. A moi
assaled the jail at that point. gained an en-
trance and riddIcd Joe Ramsey, incarceratod
for numbering Miss Hot. with bullets, leav-
ing him dead on the Jail floor. The crowd then
secured Jack Bell and Archie Jaimison, negroes.
arrested a few days ago, charged with the
murder of l.. :. Laprade. who lived about II
miles from Springfield. The prisoners were
taken to point within seven miles of Spring
field and hung upon dogwood trees. The
five others accused of completely in the Eaprade
murder are under guard at Saddlerville. One
of them named HIgginson made 3 confession
duplicating others and giving sickening detail $
of the torture Of Lapradc to make him reveal
where his money was kept.
Mike Hawkins, alias John Edwards, shot AID
killed VIM. Lane. coiuUed, five miles from
Laurenccburg. Anderson county, Ky, on the
evening Of the 18th inst. The cause wGs SAID
to be an old grudge
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-09-25

NEW ZEALAND has made marvellous progress
during the Last few years. but, like lis neigh
bors il has been spending money a little too
freely. Poodle and parliament are Just now
soreIy exercised about WAYS and means, taxa
tion ana retrenchment. Great reductions arc
q 81 effected in the civil service; public works
arc either stopped for want Of funds, or cur
tailed, nos that the winter is over, and out of
the Ia5t l5,0o00oO loan, when prior engage
mcnt9 had been met. Gully about t8o0,000 re
manned available. What il wanted Is more cap
ta e develop the splendid resources Of the
country
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-09-25
Election Returns.

A Portland, Me-, dispatch, dated 1 A. NJ on
the 18th inst, says: -Four hundred and sew
euty-two towns give Davis 72,661, plaistcd
II, 1888, scattering 1856. Davis plurality is S78,
against Fusion plurality last year of 1919 The
thirty-four towns yet to hear from gave last
year. Davis 635, FusIoniSts 1.207, scattering
50, Fusion majority of 572. If they come as
last year, Davis will have left BOB plurality
Adding the scattering to that received, we have
ilG, 50 that Davis VIII not get majority with
ont further gain of If. Tie total vote to
hear from Is 1872, which, increased five per
cent. Ike the rest, Will bring the aggregate up
to 146, 800, as per Tuesday nights estimate, and
300 more than predicted Monday night II
viii, however, be divided the other way name
y: Davis 70, 800, Plaistcd 73,05O, scattering
120, subject of course, TO further gain or loss
ON either side. The II ArostOok towns to come,
part Of them, gave last year, Davis 1877, Smith
70, Garceou 49,, total OF only 70S, so that their
change cannot very wei vary the result
The complete vote for governor in Vermont
shows a Republican majority Of 2O,003 and n
Republican plurality of 26,G12, beng a net gain
to the Republicans in two years of $500 votes.
The amendment to the state constitution Of
Arkansas, which provides for the reputation
Of portion of the state debt, Is adopted 10y
several thousand majority. The Democratic
candidates for state Offices are elected by ma
iorlties ranging from 80 900 upward.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-09-25
HlnfaIihiuIS GrNanis

William Smith, of the firm of Fornamc &
smith, merchants of Damascus, Wayne county.
Pa. has disappeared and is dcfaulter to the
amount Of 325,00O. Fornamc is ruined and
several firms at Cochecton, n. Y, lose largely.
smith Is believed to have used the money for
stock speculation.
Joseph Tapson, the dcfaultng secretary of
the metropolitan Railway Companys Proyidcnt
Savings bank of England, was arrested at
Philadelphia, Pa, on the 18th inst Within the
past four or five years he has appropriated
about 100000 belonging to the institution.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-09-25
Plenty of Money.



Plenty of money secures leisure and
buys pleasure; but will not always re-
store health when lost. Mr. H. Lulay,
Suifeld, O., writes: Mywife was affected
with Liver Complaint for fifteen years,
and could not fud any relief, with the
aid of ali the physicians We consulted,
| conluded to try the Hamburg Drops.
My wife was cured, and since that day
wehave notsecn a physician in our house.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-09-25
1 Wine E1aasspSI.

party of miners i'll the Ford pit, at Stellar
ton, y. $, had narrow escape from drowning,
on the 18th inst. IT seems that there was quite
a large accumulation of water III the old works
which are separated from the rev diggiugs by
partition wall. Two Of the miners accidentally
sent their picks through this wall and the water
rushed III upon them with great force. The
party, numbering thirteen, were rescued after
-four hours labor. Nine horses wCrc drowned.
Great damage was done to the works.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-09-25
Chicago.

CHICAGO, September 1S-1:3O P. M.-Wheat ~
Stronger at 93l3c for cash and seller October;
$500 for seller November. Corn Firmer at
1910 for cash; 401sc for seller October; age
for seller November. Oats Strong and higher;
303sc bid Tor cash and seller October: 3984c for
seller November. Ryc-At S515c. Barlcy-At
74c Whisky At S1.13, Pork Easy.atss$177 70
for seller September and October; $500 for
seller November. Lard Easier; $780, bid
for cash; $500 bid for seller October; 1916
hid for seller November Hogs-Receipts H.
600 head moderately active and steady; light
at s5.OO@5.15; mixed packing at 9i.75@5.15;
head, making 33, 100 for the week largest on
record; best, zoe off, S500m55O; common to
medium, soc of for week and dull. 81. 5Om4.25
choice shipping at 3450@4.95 for western;
Texans, 2Oc off, $500; butchers at 92.0OM3.O0.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-09-25
lnyIxyHtt1IeC.

MILWAUKEE, September 300 p. M.-Flour
-Dull family spring extras at T410a4 20;
common extras at 5l.80m4.90; choice extras at
.45O@4.75. Wheat Strong; No. 2 cash at
9234c; No. l at 50 &c; No. at 81 C; No. .
seller October at $3.50; seller November at
93$ &c. Corn Firm at 4Ol &c. Oats Strong at
29@4c. Barley Active but lower at 73c Rye
Unsettled and &c lower; No. / at Sic. Pork
Quiet; iobblng at $500 for cash. Lard At
$500 for cash.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-09-25
NlOrtuarys

James c. Hoe, prominent builder OF New
York city. died at his summer residence Ill East
Moriches, l.. |.
Hon. Henry Waldron, representative OF the
Second district of Michigan, for several years III
congress, died suddenly at his home III Hllsdale,
that state, on the 14th inst, of rupture OF a
blood vessel of the brain.
Gen. Bushrod Johnson, who was a major
general in the confederate service and since that
a resident of Nashville, st. Louis, and Brlghton
H., died at the latter place on the 18th inst :,
Mrs. Rebecca Lyon, "the bearded woman
for many years travelling with Barnums Fore
paugh's and other shows, died at Syrause, \.
Y on the 10th inst.
Samuel S. Haldomans, Professor of Compar-
tive Philosophy in Pennsylvania university, dled
at his home III Chckies, Pa, on the 10th INST.
Marshall O. Roberts died at Saratoga, n. y,
on the 18th inst
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-09-25
Drew ned.

BY the upsctting of boat in the st. Law
renee river, near Berthier, Que, on the 18th
inst, Mrs. Oliver Jolly and her three children
were drowned. Two men and woman were
saved by clmging to the boat.
Captain William II. Thompson of the steam
ship England. washed from the bridge and
lost on the 10th inst, off the coast of New
fmndland
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-09-25
Foreign War Notes.

The British consul at Van, Armenia, has teie-
graphed Mr.. Goschen, British ambassador, that
the Kurds have devastated thirteen Armenian
villages.
A dispatch frym Antivari, September Is, says
5000 Albanans are massed on position on the
Mazura range, intrcnched with five lines of
earthworl but within range from the sea. All
the Albanians between here and Berlin haze
joined the party OF resista nee. Gen. Petrovich
is near Antivari. He has 5000 men, six guns
and three mountain batteries. He is awaiting
orders from Cettinjc. At an interview he ex-
pressed strong doubts of an amicable settle
mcnt.
The Albanians had slight skrmish on the
18th with the Turkish troops near Dulcgno
The former temporarily abandoned their en-
trcnchments, which were Immediately occu-
pied by the Turks and i'll an unsuccessful en-
deayor to regain them some of the Albanians
were wounded.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-09-25

NEGOTIATIONS were entered into last week,
through tie representatives Of an Amsterdam
finn ana resident If Philadelphia, for the
restoration to Paris Of a diamond gold snuff
hoN presented hy Napoleon III. on the field Of
Magenta to General re Bocuf for his galantry
The box -of tile heavy, oId-styic finish Of the
imperial days while its lid is ornamented in
hyayy relief with the imperial monogram n. ="
i'll bIjlc enamel, sunaounted by a crown Of rose
diamonds. wreath Of thirtv-two diamonds
eueirclc7 the monogram and crown. After the
deathof General lie Boeufrhis personal property
nar sold. together with this relic, which came
ubseucutiy INTO the possession Of the Phila-
dlnhLa nMunr.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-09-25

NOTHING SO dangerous or so difficult of detoc-
ton as the 500 counterfeit note now in circu-
lation has ever been known III America. The
plate is So arranged that it can be adjusted to
suit the issue of any national bank. This
makes discovery of fraud almost impossible eX-
cept at the treasury. and there, strange to say,
the cheat can only be proven by the superiority
Of the workmanship expended upon 1t.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-09-25
kSUSsness Wreck

VIM. Rood, publisher of German books. New
York, has assigned. Liabilities $50, 00O
The suspension of the old shipping house of
lloWes 4 Co, San Francisco is announced. 1t
Is impossible at present to state the assets OF
liabilities. john Rosentield succeeds to the
business
Isidore Itosenthal, Wholesale dealer in wool
ems. New York, made anassigument on the 18th
INST. Liabilities said to be 100000: assets
probably @95 0O0.
Thompson 4 Co, bankers and brokers. South
Liabilities $4,000.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-09-25
Explorers eEsta,I.

On Tue Ith Of April last French expedition,
under the command Of Capt GalIicni. started
up the River Niger, for the purpose of cxpIor-
ing the country. On tho 18th Of May the ex-
petition was attacked near the Village of Dis. in
the Barbary country, 10y native force number
m6 1000 and the French were obliged to retire
with the loss Ct their baggage, and fourteen
men killed and eleven wounded The expcdi-
ton has been rehtted, and will soon start by a
new
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-09-25

\ PROFESSOR stated recently before the
New York Oyster Commission that G,O0O,-
600 oyster eggs may be slowed away III
the space occupied by watch-spring.
One large three-story and basement
dream may be slowed away IN the space
occupied by dozen fried oysteFs'-~
Gcteland [cnder,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-09-25
's3InNS. IScaet,

The notable contest nj Chicago, race of 156
hours between horses and mon, ended ON the
night Of the 18th inst. Fifteen mcg and five
horst~ started IN the race. hut at the close only
three men and four horses were ON the track.
One horse, lSpccuatorl who was withdrawn
after two days died on the nth. Tie score at
the close stood: Byrue, SIS; Krohne. 535;
Colston, 523; Betsy Baker. Sos Rose of Texas
5i5, Bathman's entry 527; Dunn's entry. 525
Byruc gets the first prize Of $4,000. Betsy
Baker lhorscl secured a prize Of $1,000; Rose
uf Texas $500; Colstou. S251; Bathmans en-
thy. $50. ana punn's enny 800
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-09-25

lHt most -uc'essful street locomotive vet
@daated il Europe. il appears, shows that the
aa~t lis ~tcam for this purpose and by means of
tsn> arrangement, is about onc-third that of
horsepower. Ihi, engine has worked regular
1 II Geneva since the summer Of 1871; IN Milan.
sIaee rs beginning II ISIS; IN PARIS. since the
autumn s. ISIS. between Rome and IIyol since
lHae. Isl; u Florence. since November, 1879.
A.. There are several tyres and sizes of this
cnstne. Int il leading principal Is the use of
steam Il very nigh pressure. or ~ pounds to
tbs square neL Every part is made as hight
and strong Is possible. and both steel and phos-
Thor tronze are largely used. Both coudeu-iu5
and non-condensing forms are constructed. tile
latter BENG preferred in Parls. The fuel en-
ployed j coke, and the weight of the engine
when loaded i from about siN tous-of 1900
rouad5-u p e about nine tons, according to
70 size and pattern.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-09-25

KING CHRISTIAN, of Denmark, has Just
bestowed upon Nine. Bcrnhardt gold
medal surmountcd by the royal crown IN
diamonds, and suspended to the red
bordered white ribbon of the Order of
the Danebrog. This exceptional Danish
distinction is very rarely accorded. The
only two ladies who have been honored
with 1t before Nine Bcrnhardt happen
also to be theatrical -Mesdames
Trebclli and Nilsson.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-09-25
rIgiltitsI Fall.

An accident at the Imperial mine Virginia
City, New, on the night Of the 10th INST, re-
suited III the death of nIne men, one other being
dangerously hurt. The three o'clock shift was
coming up and the cage with ten men on it had
started for the surface when the cable broke
precipItatnS it down 800 feet, /, 400 feet Of
rope piled uYon them. : Only one of the occu-
pants of the cage survives, and he is badly III
jured internally
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-09-25

rHE inability IF tie Russian Communistic
communities y pay the enormous debts con
tiacted 81 thym mon Tie liberation from scrf-
dom IF their members, viii soon plunge Russia
INTO further financial difficulties of a distressing
character. Tie First Mutual Credit society Of
khaIkof has failed, ana all institutions that
hav" lent funds ou Comnunstic securities are
likely 70 whistle for tlleir money. The Commu-
nistic system of labor is failure, aud tie pay
mcnt Of interest On every dollar Of capital in
vested il industrial enterprises has left the la
horers royerty-stricken and in Debt to the tax
collector.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-09-25
GOrci2Ii.

LONDON, September 18.-12:3O z. N.-Lvcr-
pool wheat market opens strong; California
club at 9S 8dMl0S i'd; floating cargOos firmly
held; there is a continental demand; on passage
firmly held; fair average quality No. 2 spring
wheat for shipment, &C., at Ais 6s Weather in
England cold and wet
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-09-25

TurHr IS a little promontory called Cover
stretching ont into Bristol channel, which
greatly interests the scientists of the British
a,-ocntion. Its inhabitants are peculiar pco-
pe, with light hair and blue eyes, unlike their
noiehhore Of Wales and Dcyonshirc They
speai, language of tAer own and inter-marry
with laeh other; yet they are healthy and pros
porous. It Is supposed that they arc the de-
sroudants IF party of Flemings who settled
there ~ HOO ID work the mineral deposits of
the ueiehhurhood, lost their ships i'll a storm
aud Lad t. remain. 1t Is possible that they are
tho remnant of an old primitive race, p,is he'd
buck into the pcninsulas by later mit,rotions
and left untouched by the changes sweeping
.yar tho mainland.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-09-25
4 EsaSsHrhiy tIfenlns.

Inquiry leaves little doubt that the placing
of the mine of dynamite under the rails of the
London and Northwestern line was n dulibcr-
ate attempt to wreck the express to Scotland.
Which passed over the rails two hours previous
to the discovery of the mine on the 18th INST
There were y dynamite cartridge, each about
three inches long and one inch III diameter
connected with the rails by rubber tube filled
with powder and caps. The dynamite was
soaked by the recent rain. No theory has been
propoundcd to account for the diabolical at
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-09-25
NEWS IN BRIEF.
Yellow Fever.

The bark Erinagah, from Port de PAX, Hayu,
was towed into New York ON the 10th INST, tho
whole crew being down with yellow fever. Two
men died on the passage.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-09-25
l,NnIDsINn In Il HaInc.

On the morning of the 10th inst, an explo-
sion Of sulphur occurred III the Kohinoor coll
hcry, near Shenandoah, Pa, by which Richard
Frelzc, inside foreman, John IImgrsycs, fire
boss and VIM. Manutes, Dennis Coogan and
John CoOgan. miners were seriously hurt.
John CooSan's injuries, it is thought, will result
fatally.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-09-25

LABoRERs on new railroads are very liable to
succumb to fcyers, and out in Colorado they
seem to be badly afflicted with the ''gold
fever insomuch that they abandon sure pay of
from @1.75 to $3.50 per day, for the chance Of
..strikng il rich.n In the end the vast major
ity Will, no doubt, find that they would have
been better off if they had stuck to even poorly
paid laboring work instead Of going of to the
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-09-25

iiEy. I. DEWITT TArAtAGE, who has just re
turned from the west, said at recent prayer
meeting that I.eadville was the most lied about
city II The country. That the only difference
between it aud other cities was that it took no
pains e conceal its wee. he said the only way
lie could account for the many misrcprcscnta-
tieu- made Of it was that newspaper correspond
ent- must have lost money gambling in it, and
been mad in consequence