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The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-07-31
Some Curious Figures

Alabama is as large as England, vet
has only 1000, 900 people to England's
| q ,000,00 California, with less than
900, 900 of people, is very little smaller
than France with 36,O00,00O. Nevada
is little smaller, and Oregon is larger
than New York and Pennsylvania
combined; 50 either of these new
States could easily hold the two older
States combined population of $780,
600. We do not think Massachusetts,
overcrowded with 100000, nor Ohio
with less than 5000, 600, nor New York
with 4, 500, 600; and yet, if Texas were
settled as thickly as New York, its
like Ohio, it would have q ,000,0 if
like Massachusetts, it would hold So,
900, 900, or more than the whole present
population of the Union. There are
only fifteen States out of the thirty
eight which have each more than L.
00O, 900 of people, while there are four
teen States which have a larger area
than England, with her q 1000, 600.
Settled like England these States
would have more than 300, 900 900.
The States toward which immigration
is now mainly settling are Minnesota,
Nebraska, Kansas, Texas and COlora-
do. These about equal Missouri in
population, while their area is ten
times hers. So, to be evenly popu-
lated like Missouri, sparsely populated
as the State is, these five should have
q, O0O, 900; and, to be settled like Mas
being ninety times as
large, they must have $4,000, 600, or
three times our country's present
If the whole territory Of
the Union were settled like New York, |
it would contain ,270,0OO,O 600 if like /.
$4,000, 600; and If it |
reached England's ratio of inhabitants |
to the square mile, its population /
would almost equal the present popu-
Iation of the globe.
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YER THE DELAWARE RAILROAD.
Total Delaware Railroad. ..............

In addition to this the Junction and
Breakwater Railroad has made an
estimate that along the line of their
road they will gather about $4,000 bas-
kets of shipment to New York, and
that about $500 baskets will come
North and be sent to market by way
of the Delaware road and it's connec-
tons. To accurately gather facts
from which to base a calculation of
the crop which will find its way to
market by way of the water transport
tation faculties to Baltimore and Phil
adelphia s very difficult matter. Along
the Chesapeake there are numerous
regular steamboat lines which are
supplimented in peach season by tenn
porary boats.
The water shipment estimates are
always, therefore, less certain than
the others, but last year Every EUen-
mg'S calculation of 800, 900 baskets to
Baltimore was within 10000 baskets
of the actual number shipped. This
year the most reliable Information,
which can be depended upon with
equal confidence as that of last year.
justifies the following calculation:
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Clean Reds.

IL must be false idea of neatness
which demands that beds should be
made soon after being vacated. Let
it he remembered that more than
thTeefifths Of the solids and liquids
taken into the stomach should pass
off through the pores Of the skim,
Uo,WO in number-and that this es-
cape is most rapid during the night,
while warn. in bed. At least one
half Of the waste and putrid matter
from twenty TO thirty ounces i'm the
night must have become more or
less tangled in the beClding-Of course
soiling it-and part of this may be-
come re-absOrbed by the skin, if allow
ed to come in contact with it on the
next night, as il must If the bedding
is not exposed for a few hours to the
air and light. We may well initiate
the Dutch example Of placing such
bedding on two chairs near the win
dow, in the sunlight, or in the win
dow, that the best purifier knows
the light Of the SUBWAY disipate or
neutralize them. At least three hours
ON the average l. as short exposure as
i compatible with neatness.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-07-31

Six full car loads of tomatoes left
Golden for Chicago last Saturday
night. This is a large quantity Of
tomatoes, but il was exceeded last year
and doubtless will be this year. The
next two weeks will give many heavy
shipments. Golden claims to be the
greatest tomato shipping town in the
world, and we think justly.-Fruit
Grower.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-07-31
THE PEACHES OF 1850,
what Delaware VIII do with Her
Estimated Crop of 100000
Baskets
Correspondence OF wimlgnion Every Evening.

Correspondence OF Wilmlgnlon Every Evening
MuDDLETowN, July 4th, 1880.
Middletown will this year resume
her old place as the peach emporium OF
the Peninsula, and the farmers are
eagerly watching for the ripening
harvest of luscious fruit, which they
fondly hope will revive their dropping
finances and restore their dwindling
bank accounts. Although the esti-
mate for the country about, is more
than half million of baskets less
than was actually shipped in the
great peach year of 1875, when 100000
baskets found their way from the sta
ton to the great markets of the
country, the 375, 900 or 10000 baskets
which are expected to be taken one
way and another from the orchards to
market this summer, represent the
highest number anticipated to be
shipped from any one point, Smyrna
coming next with 900, 900 baskets. The
great bulk of the crop last year was in
the lower peach section; this year it
is confined to the belt of territory
between the two bays and bounded on
the south by North Murkerkill hum
bred in Delaware and the northern
part of Queen Anne's county and
Cecil county, Maryland, and Pencader
and Red Lion hundreds in Delaware
on the north. This is the great peach
country, and if there ever should be
matured full crop would be capable
of producing at least 5,0O0,O 900 baskets.
A careful survey of the peach-growing
sections, and information obtained
from various sources, has resulted in a
calculation that about 1000, 900 baskets
of peaches will be shipped from the
various points of shipments on the
Peninsula. The following estimate
will show just where the peaches are
to come from, and the prob
able routes to market.
OVER THE DELAWARE RAILROAD.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-07-31

Some complaints Of drouth in North
Carolina and South Carolina and too
much rain in Mississippi, Louisiana
and Arkansas. Insect injuries not
reported TO any extent.
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Report of the Agricultural Bureau

The following dispatch was received
by the Cotton Exchange to-day and
posted on the boards: Reports show
Increase in condition of cotton since
June report.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-07-31

OONDUO7hD Ri n II. STA CKH0USE
Parties desiring to communicate with the Editor
of This Department OF THE COMET, will address g.
II Stackhouse Esq, Crystal Springs, Miss.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-07-31

The estimate that there will be 25O,-
900 baskets shipped by water to Phila-
delphia is one which depends upon
circumstances for its verifcation. If
Philadelphia is a poor market, very
little fruit will go there by boat, as it
will be sent to more favorable markets
by rail, but if the 100000 baskets do
not reach market that way, they will
by the Delaware Railroad, and must
be counted in the estimate for the crop
The recapitulation then for the entire
crop expected to be shipped is as fol-
lows
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-07-31
WHEELER & PIERSON.
CLOTHING
IL & 10 Camp Street,
NEW ORLEANS


nd ell gualtoeu
New Scotch Sack Business Suits
Black aud Blue Cheviot Suits $40
Black D. B..
Fancy Dress and
listers. al prices
Fall Overcoats. 50 o S15.
Boys School and Dress to
Nefbs Polite afentn AMI rst
nj ppf r dugsaeu q . q D
q gErplan nane9 -ss
hgg fES
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-07-31

At one q the meetings Of the Wash
lenaN (Mieh.) Pathological Society,
the president said he regarded the
fruit interest as one Of the most i'm
portant in the country. He had an
orchard in Ohio, the crop Of which
amounted 10 nearly $4,000. and some
of his fruit Melted him 500 an acre.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-07-31

The idea that gunpOwder and whisky
viii make a soldier feel brave, IL all
nonsense. Put him behind a stone
wall IL you want to see his spine stiffin.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-07-31

The orchard shipments last year
were 3, 48O, 900 baskets, 50 that it will
be seen that the crop this year will be
quite as large as that of last year.
There will be at least 80 per cent. more
fruit consumed at home by the drying
establishments and canning factories
than last year, and it is safe to esti-
mate the home consumption at $50, 900
baskets, which would put the entire
crop estimate at about a round 1000, 900
baskets, and if the fruit will be as re-
munerative as it was last year, the
Peninsula will be over S., 800, 900 richer
by the crop.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-07-31

For sale by
BYRON LEMLY. Druggist.
hayl5-6ml JAcKs0E Mss
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Attorneys CuntyOG
asw eapure twnle o heiralya etoopna accounts
nlrs
,iv
kFvesus snprioai advantage Gn IL nof
ebuy ans al kim o scunti O nrlt margin
n a 0 a
make a sddm enisw with fire. Of charge
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-07-31

Q70 A WEEK. si2 a aay At home EASILY made
VI a Costly outfit free. Address TEuE a Co.
Augusta Maine. nov 2lu
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-07-31

IAese preparations are al purely VegetaJl,
and contain nothing PoisoR0us.
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OF MISSISSIPPI

This Is a home institution mana
people, and gives its members Tho ,'Ih. a
reliable insurance at the least n peneiIlS
COST; No association or society can ore,
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-07-31

MADAM sfELSf's WONB WASH, has no equal;
Il has been used for twenty years It will give re-
lief when everything else has failed.
, 1880-11-08
An Amcrlcnn,K Holly discovered by
Erlcndx In the 3IurEMc ut Eleuna.

IL l'ttnna Lfttfrto LoaIon GfnLe.
In tho MererE,lssc ltTes Il vgry pretty eearn.
Stress, Cnrullnu W.. t.ast week 81 gGnttctnMn
mot her on the sa!rs - sho was aho,it T. tako
tn1e. md he shtvoretl, while tho swcnt Htotl on
his hrnw. lfo complained OF COLI md thirst.
Kot FrRulctn v. to light fire and tcnu fur Sumo
wnc. poured himself nut glass mud, lust Us ho
was wEHsinF i To- 1n Hs lig o', " sa
Of hlmF asked tho police OF tho girl. md III
she, ts''ld Mnswer WINS "nothlnx-n!wn!utoly
nnthtug." In htR p1ekcts wcfts found n rew
IlOrts, btt no card. no letter which c0ultl servo
ns n tticats Of identification. THO poss~morteE,
revealed extensive hcnrt-discase rs tho 1!ntne-
Asntc eA,.se Of drnth.
There WIS nuthsuX for It hut to takc tho body
to tho MorHste, although By tho dress Of tho tlD.
cenRetl he wis evidently Il pCrsnn OF 1ncans
Hero tho t'ody lny t!rcG days. and from hure It
would III surely hafu Honc IL tho oetnctcry and
Mr.. Wlllinin l1nt!nlnx, First Secretary pr tho
American Consnt- ttuhcral. accompanied BY 4
friend, rome and asked to SEQ tho occupants Nf
the death chamber. Tho two gentlemen passed.
iowa tho row Of silent e,pcpcrs till they ct,e to
where lay tho ltoly ot tho !nnn whose sudden
khcusel Mr.. 1lunnng, "shero is Eugene T.
"Two witnesses are required to identify tho
tlody,'' snid tho wAEder, mud, ns MIR. !llnning's
tho leueascd, sir: Weaver. tho American Consul
for Ylcla, fetehcsl in alI hnstc. alau he. too.
ut unco recognized Iii tho t1ecoasnll tho rG,nus
Ur his colleague, Mr.. 1sell. tho American Cnnsn-
GGncrnl III PGsth. ucrp etnrcG thus tcf tn
tho Identification nf II bNfy which w0llld othor-
nameless md silent Krnve. T1e into OF Mr.;
Hell would tllon hnvo rei'lainel forever one of
tAOsG tnyatcrCs Of which any nnc'8 experience
can furnish nutuer1'us instances,
, 1880-11-08
CANADA.

rrcnc1, Canadian 1Eces.Susnr Company
-9ten.norx IJet,yceu Quebec puL
n ,us 1t-.s, -.
ChicmEo-i1arr1nEe with II Deceased
su<saci ILn,tth Ia Ths CAleaoo tribune.
oV' ~. - n.,a Ns ".,'s-.,.s...ss,.
centy ssuos sIfsrns @ tho ,rss ,nortsass bond.
OF tho Like Chntnptatn md st. Lawrence Junc-
don I,allway, bas bcon wihdrawn,-tho whole
amount OF INC 'ssue, S'o'v", n"st,ls oeeh .nAe,.
up In few Days Th!s looks li'S' pson'y OF
T ria a,mo f,ovornmcnt bavc sont tlu,olv mid.
.,' .,'',.. -. ~ -sa.tit,,.a n.sa.,,,nn
IN tue shape or au'lr' 70 lho aes,l.nie nanotmon
icrrIblo prlyat,on must bayo Locn endured Dy
thon this Winter.
Lthfoh s'tcF'ere' Freaco.Canaalan, n nas Issued
IT, rr,speo,us. The enpl'al iooo m fsanes; ae''
enIn ~ ta la uresrrat,n az III" &c; frn Which
sos' ,as sax's g = s'Ie, The e..j,aatei rs
9Th s DG te enr s o yars aGr to W.T. sup np
nas FINN hee,s r. C9naaa Is to ne fr 70 nn"n fso
y1oll1 o rt '.s "pS r IT, erst hIe @ osfnblishas ii
m Ih y ,,s prowy wnstee tse tis az a!pnn,n. Hs.
tt ao bs u lossd ] or 'i"t, he sssrlinsat q nsk.
,hn ail 2f .etI'latn e%ptal and nlI lhs rs1'is't
"s.s sh..
IL Mas ccuGntty Ahnotshetl that tno pfn}ect W
nstHhllshtitg q llnc tf stonnnrH hotweun QileDcc
an.i atMc French ttort !,as' nean sott.es.' ans @
tGat slhytHuun Ut RtyCn amount from mo
| French Government might h1 counted on: flle
announcement WINS pron!nt!'ro Sotintor FnorG,
however. Wrttes trnt'. PHrts that tho fFenet1
Government n we'll disposed townrls tnnat!a.-N.
un'nlptta Ssl,e9lly NJ; bnf y ~ llGt known =.
! tho Mnltcs Ut sMhrontton.
A man named !turns' tln1ng business o. hnYe.
ltrEn Hrrt!NtE DrG ttlr sHttItK rG ia nlA PROM.
isus III order to dctraud tho ca1npnhy tn which
| hi Wis Insured. netuctltos tllse9vnret thut,
, 1880-11-08

Laval, Terrehonrla, AND LAssomption havo
nxrccd to cultivate frotn ono TO hvo acres oi
MI: Chaplcau. Secretary to tho Department ot
s s w sS s To- M,
Minister. arid Will leave tho public seryicc N |
tho facn Of recent resolatton!, and n : tho tace
VIVA impossible Tint no could havo remained IN
he A Il %ss"f s % It = a' s. o;fE s. &fsfS1 poesss '0
Ontar!o tl'e foilownx re'o,tlnns were nnana ,nan ~
i, 10 presented u both Houses of Parliament
Moved by A xren.!e9con M I:a1'er, n. a., Hc.
th"f nj @ cttin asast s';i Ii" rr"p"scd % Vii iosai:
iz!nE tnarraRr with q tnrrasct wiff's alstor, t,r
" q wn',lnn and hcr tloeea.t"l '1*t,an: hrother.
II % ti,a ioceso Of Ontarls, for ~ prssentation io
tho sennto and House Of Commons Of the Do
nl!non Of Cnnada."
,"Nta'reI Tint th!s Union considers II .'cstrn.
si'o tic M nsts VII to e1 isheps S s,d c'atsy ii the :
OTTAWA - tnka part r. the IresantatIonM M M oi sha
~ a &c sho F 'n e o S'S Il" sa /"
Mr. Gardner, n cousin Of tho 0ovcrnor-tien.
ern. Is Il, tho city. lie hns jhst rct'irnc from
py s ni snxs 2fssS y| Tilt 5 q III o II .G nn ey e',9 %1-
iics: II took tin, nine months to iako The trin:
Mr. =. 4: t@s!shorue. @ H.!nerlnten,'nnt of ne 10
murine eabic connecting ,Antico.ti, MaT,ilalsne
eonnec;,on % i s; Is stae jill tbat % tbo ansernnsnt i
ntr't,t 70 build tho ins frnn, Hydncy Mines 10
GnnS Eot tnchnf hn toyH' .;n9 G"gs @ @ E, H.
| acinuphorne vii be nnced ii tue torthcast end;
70 e. that M u! ssssss passing up or do~ tho ou'f
a report haying Konc nbroad ti,nt the Wotienl
6"ssrntnSnt ha. gi,un orticrs 70 tho ca,laI sti-
ESrlntcn;!ent in kser the caral open nv lonE ~
thg ,, wcAihsr ii VII permit. =. 49, ,.. ..n. ~.
T'rlncesS 1.nui.n lnd her Koynl mother arc not
oil iho hest ii terms, and peoplo aro spcc.llntnE
Tint, thg Princess t1as mt, since her return %
.EnHlnud found ttn1o 10 visit the Queen. s3far
r. thh rstons '. "a ts 9eGn H. n s er %
lhe lite. excepting hcr Matesty,s 01-ln-!aw,
vii psena1'y % tGk ,%e,r 1t arna hs ausy TO S It
Wi protai!y 10 iosud e. r. tae eass
ant insIs,e, nn returming 70 England and stay-
tn9 there: while her k"Sat mother is opposed 70
4oa hsr sa 5 ii5s II nan nj 9 Mhs e.
Princess lecamo 'isgtlstts' With IL thls country.
~ hard 70 my: bt!t i WIS prolMlly tho ~.
cophnncy md lIlnkyitt by which she was sar-
rounded wherever she went
IL; sWngEes.s.l W BY ~ evening papcr Tug. 81
fnent IS iesirous Of getting i foreigner fnr tho
pott. and ono who has como knowledge Of the
ss;s!si 1inesea to .t s ss,saG ,,,,,a,s Tribune:
testers used by Krain-bnycr. in grading barley
l,y weight usdcr Sec. - Ut the Weights and
Special Nspa.sA ia 1ns Chteapo Tribune
BROcxv!LLE. Nov. I'm MI interview With
, 1880-11-08

o. ..aa. ,,so,,"1,. ~ ,hts nor+ st;,i con,,n,,,s
but efforts aro hotng u''lo ~ Tar Us possible by
tho Eloyutl.ls Company 10 ohango tho situation
tf ntYa}rs Tho WutsolI Elevator resumed work
80. ~ ,v,iI,.,, wall. ~ :. rronnI
th'e ahofnltlF aha .ho "''tt.'t "cns nas opo"uu
on "Wednesday. Thusc aro tha oh'y nouses not
heretofore III operation tl'at can 10 brought .nto
uso ~ p,s'es' ., ,"i,,, s.raonx n hoor,i
Vessels ID tno n@ruor WI" oa4us ". u.tu,
sumo Of which hayo been nero stsace slo'luHy.
Tho amount Of xraln ntinnt is estimated at co.,
600 bushels. and 1t ts believed TINT thoro nr6
s,a',s,,, n"o ~, t,'s,,n,. H. .,rrc wlttmtvh tho
ne1 a s,o,1 ., o"saa f,'.,...,, ~ s..,n s. ,,,,.
nRuses u tuo hesaas W.. .on'"! .a ,rrs % a,,'' ~
lower. Ihe N1asasa, CMy' Erlo; tn's. "'.e EAu
, 1880-11-08

1,onn T1t,uoy Mi,h Nor G-pnssnd I'm.
,,'.,',,, 1,,.I..,,s 1,n,'t1 ~ ,,,,v, AIror, ora
Sn..eu t"t - . :, 7'asaI,sn,,
W. st"' 1,,.. oy .."s 49,, 1,..sn. .,". m,,J
afa parscs 9hhea9 n'ia pas4es ,,. laatAuS n..s
r, s, Alnrst,, Pathfinder, David stuwurt, Jose.
nhtnn I,orni,,aon. In,ucs q, Harrison. GnIint,n.
I.s'... ;,ar.s,t,... ,I.,.,.."t ,,stou t1nvoro
n'""-itolctcts tee"HocI, ~. -. ] loe., n.'','
nnn ennsorts seutohess H. ~, Ne"et,"us', ~ ~ hA'e'
lC. King, eorgo U. Finney+ Hahlel u. balloSs 4.
81: knnpp. John Hurt, Thomas Quaylo.
Wind, west gentle. Wenther oloauy ano colsl'
nKrRory
Srfeial Dtsuatch 10 Tbs rYbteaoo Tribune.
,,,.rn',,m a"' u,nh ~. TEito,,t,,' ,,nwn-,,ro,
,,nttcr hinntnIn. attu,,,.huru,,s EnnIlnu. Enst
s'Einaw ND barxes selloo!lsSs G; 4. l'9rto (.
j. M,,yea. Narrovns,sc.t, Trassin. ' '''''' '''
Hound ui,--t'rDEestrr Milwaukee,, schopnors
JuIncs C. HARRISON r, ", Ferry.
nufrAIn.
Rptetaf utspoteh to The Chicago Tribune.
UrrrAto. n, r., Nuy. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Nriiin i;lrti,lur lsartlttt H. A. Nicholson, Mtcht-
NIL. NowsjN,y, wrlIu CbiGagt.
Observation-Disclosures Milwaukee, Il. ". Palmer.
F. 4. GcnsNrr. N. B. f3ncot, Queen CITY. Advott"
tttre, ChcHEo.
Hi'.MAuREE.
spfefdI Dtspofth 10 The Chicago 1fib1'nt.
AlILwAuKkE, Nny. i,-I6o fchn,ners Ihroo
iIns!s atln Iypo Arrveu III nono stn.s Hnusl.lK M ~
IMe aErisMss noIu - its neM !, ss tHt NV
,.' ~ ME-! Mn nMd 1,.r tVn,nnmo
, 1880-11-08
4 BfR Mushroom.

Fnrlsinns delight tn lnonstrnsittes Of various
kinds, and hHye hcen crOwtllng round ono Nf
enormous Mushroom, which Rrnw In Il wotM ut
Versailles. All! was brnIHht 70 IAris with tha
Utmost t Gse ~ posse9 ,sc1rt pnS9Som; a,,, y t,
weight Is something over twrnty-ronr po,a.ls.
, 1880-11-08

TO yet hnr on. Tho carun WILL to damaged. hut
GLE,yELA NJ. Nov;5.-The lIet1.'rs .srconl fro'n
ychtA r. swept over this p4acr to:1ay. The tchonll-
lc'fn to l1uEn,o. pnt In this harlur 10 escnm ,flo
Storm: Ho urt,pgtd two anchora but l!nvsftho.
ii Inc 'ay. nn iics ii i,S Ercat 'aaerr. tlo ss
awGcp!ng hcr from stem III stern. Tho crow arc
"Tho schooner Porter. frnn Milwaukee, Is "
;tg 1ear tho buoy NJ Erie Lying sgnnss of dis
on LAKE oHrAni0.
Special Dt.pateA to 1hs Ghieaso Tribune,
nuck. oynet' ~ Marks + son, # Trsneh.nen,,!
llHy. md !t'aiei r. tt.at aee with 4.xs Mshela
u tlswcKu, while milking ihs ',nrl'nr Al noo,l
today, durtnE tho most sore@rs, @ sinrm 81 slie
s@Gasn. @ wns ',cacho,l nn''t hG ir.;e . g'at To-, ni
nn,ltslctl and perforated LottnIr. Shc Is not IN.
'; Sy e I' t p orow s'E FL u tut %heeer, s "w an"
commanded by Capt. c. ". furrfs, fnnstc most
ness nessG @ n anyS{s ~ etes ot pPr toW es
Wind thfrty-slx miles: II terrific san r,innl,iE.
hhs was built at Oaisvlllo by II. Cronkhlte In
sp<cta. Dt,pateh to The Chicago Tribune.
over ihis city IT an c,riy HOUR ttlss morning.
IcsIes tho usllal 9,nago to trces. fences. shut
kGlBb ElEss bGfEEHl HS9AoEa HClV
and otlu is reported entirely s!onol'shta'.
80 strong did tho wind blow TINT
tho wntcr Iii tho lny was lnwcrll Antnr affenn
Inches. Considerable anxiety ia felt for Thu
safety Of tho prupelsers Armenia md Forslns
which were fte lttre this Hfternootls and whose
nrr!vnl Ia atIII eagerly luokc for by seycrnl per-
sUt,8 WIN hnve friends uil bjnrti.
Spfctat USpatch to The .Chteaq1 Tribune.
NEW CAsTt.,:. Dmt.. Nov. THO sGlnonGs
Vlrnnn, frtltn hcru for OswcEo with hurley. II
reportcd nahOro abDift cHht miles GnAt at htrc.
Spettat Dtsyatch 10 The Chteaqo Irtluk.
ConOUiu, Ont, Nov. IA most destructive
hurricane passcll over hero last night,
dung Krcnt damage to e!fpplng. The
schooner 1innnR f3utlcr, lOatud Will. lmr-
ley, md the ftlnnehc, partly loH!l1i Win
lMrIcy, broke fr1tn their noortngs during tho
=! night ind t1rt[tcd aehnro ncnr tho East Ilcr
Tho former l,ns about four feet Of winter IN het
| hnItl, nnl IT Ia feared the schooner nnd ciirgS
| will Ie totnl loss. Thu cargo Of tho lntser WI
| 10 tnkcu OIL In tho morlllng with very little
| damage.
Thu schooner Elfzn Fisher also brake from hcr
| mornings, but WINS rescued peGoro much dalunKe
Wns ttO1O.
| Tho wharvcs inve suffered considerably.
| Spfet.tf Datpatth TO 9hf Chtfae" 1rso4hs .
| CttrrDH, Ont, Nov. IA henvy Ht[u lrntr! Ing
southwest commenced last night nbuut 100 ctDch
| md ttIrnel Into hurricane during tho H'Eht
| prossrating telegraph wires atld trtes M fnrthei
| lntuHEc hns got lNen reported. Ihe wafer u
tho river ros1 iifteGl feet. co.nplttGly ait,Inerg
Ing tue RICO and 1lutucs Of tho NiugarA liydFnush
| Company
, 1880-11-08

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