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, 1881-05-30

1t II Said to 10 in Better Condition
than Ever Before at This Time Of
Eear-Stock Of All Kinds VtMteFcd
Much Better than Was Expecsed.
Special Dtpdteh to 7ns Chicago Tribune.
ST. LOUIS, No., May @.-Mr. James A.
Jackson, prominent stock-dealer, md nwll-
or with Capt regran of MI extensive herd
in Wyoming Territory, is just in from the
Sweetwater Valley. one Of tho Ercnt cattle
centres OF the West, and Is stopping at the
Laeledo. The Cattle interest Is getting to be
one of National Importance, MID Mt. Jack
son saw before he left n number Of Eastern
ming Territory. Il great many that cHtne out
there aro attending the great "round-ups,"
rs they are called among cattle
men. They are now going on In
different localities. The catt1e were badly
drittcd the past winter, but aro found III
good condition. Thoy got through the win
ter great doal better than was generally
supposed. The percentage Of loss, 40 far
as Wyoming Territory IL concerned, was
less than any for the past five years. Tho
10ss In Colorado was more severe than FUR"
tier north. Tie stock Is III better condition
at this time Of year tlan hos been tho case
for severn! years, and the the prospect slxs; q +
of s,f better prices lot shecp is especially en-
ecoura8ing and ilattertng. The price Of yoMn9
Sa00 d ieMi over aid above what i has
been for tue lust two Or tIlrea years. There
seem to be moro buyers than sellers, a1M a
greater demand for stock catt ia than there tas
iast year, Chicago appears to bB capturing
lis tratle, There were Slipped to Chtca90
ID ct yenr fran west Of Onlala about 10000
! bccyes, and Mr.. Jackson says lie don't see
why 1T, Louis can't divide Tho Interest WITH
county ii goln9 to feed the world with beUf
| within the next ton or fifteen years.
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IIUNNEwK1.I, Kas,, May 29.-Fr0nt!eE men
anticipate lndIan troubles. The North Chey-
euues haye lu,tltied Agent Miller that they
must la permitte4 to depart In peace within
twenty days or they will 80 fotc!bly. TICK
ttetn, aud will return to their old homes.
, 1881-05-30
VOTED DOWN,

apselal DnpassA to TN CAteooo 1rttnnA
LuplsaroA, Mich, May :a.-The PROPOSE
tion submitted BY tbs Council to bond tho
city for $aU00 tot drainage was voted down
BY lnrge majority.
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Special to the Herald.
EAGLE PASS, December S.-Grading on
the Eagle Pass Tap is finished. In Mexico
the locating surveyors are pushing toward
Saltillo, and the grading forces will soon
commence work on theother side.
Our town is full of strangers, and boom
ing in earnest. A number of
new stores and restaurants have
been opened. The saloons are doing a
rousing business. Our Sheriff has thus far
preserved good order among the unruly
element haunting the neighborhood of
saloons and dance houses. No loss of life
has occurred lately, only minor fights and
disturbances and culprits were promptly
arrested.
EAGLE Pass, December 10.-Our town
continues to improve. A strong force OF
men is at work in town cleaning and grad
ing to the river The picturesque tower
between town and the post an old land
mark and the property of Mr.. Ransom, will
be removed to allow the iron horse to APP
proach the Rio Grande.
Strangers arrive every day. Three new
doctors have come to stay vii rs.
A band of ,Kickapoo Indians, trading
skins for ammunition, was one of the sights
of Pedras Negras last week.
On wednesday last an American cattle
buyer, returning from Morles, was met by
the Indians who approached at gallop
and surrounded the traveller. The latter
gave himself up for lost, but showing q
bold 'front.' entered into conversation with
the Klckapoos, who finally rode off with
out harming him.
An increase in the Mexican garrison of
Peidras Negras is expected soon.
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Fear of LynchinE.

GREENvILLE, Miss, December David
Mcmillan, who shot Father Mccarthy Sun
day, reached here last evening. Fears were
entertained Of an attempt to lynch
him. The prisoner and train was
stopped some distance from the
depot. He wasput in carriage and driven
rapidly to jail The news, however, had
leaked out and the Jail was crowded with
people anxious to get at the ,pris-
oner, but display of revolvers
bv the officers deferred them from violence
before his death made dying declaration
as to the circumstances Of the assault. A
warrant for Mcmillan, on charge of muir
der, was issued.
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THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The senate Caucus.

WASHINGTON, December THE Repub-
lican senators held a short caucus this
morning to arrange for making some
changes in the Republican membership of
the Senate committee in order to meet the
personal conveniences of the SEN
ators and more especially to provide
for suitable committee positions, the neces-
sity for which is occasioncd by Mr.. Win
dom's re-entry to the Senate. This
position makes it desirable, in the
opinion of his colleagues, that
he should be again placed in committee po-
sitions Of prominence. The committee was
annointed by the caucus to confer with in
diyidual senators and report hereafter.
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W y fohcs has purchased on interest N
The Austin siaiesinah, and The paper VIII
TIe County tonfl was engaged to-day In
The trial N lilbsm, the Michigan lawyer,
charged With ednllefy, The unfortunate
young glfl and her netlief wore. both on
The stand Tie end " The dlsgfnceful affair
will probably be reached tomorrow.
hfsrfE, December O.--'fhe Comptroller
today deposited $4,000 In the Treasury.
Tho Alamo cement recently put down in
front Of the postofllco has been tested and
found equal TO the best imported Portland
cement.
The Adjutsnt General and Marshall Rus
sell today arrived nj an understanding by
which the United States and the State a,i-
thorities shall act In concert with the view
of detecting illegal voting ut the approach
ing municipal elections at Laredo.
A verdict of 81 600 and costs was rem
dcred against Gibson. the Michigan lawyer,
charged with adultery. The lawyer being
without funds or sympathy, will have to
pay the full penalty in Jail.
The death at Jasper county. on the 9th
Instant of the Hon. Randolph G. Doom is
announced. Deceased was member OF
the Texas Congress when Texas was re-
public.
AUSTIN, December 1O-The cash balance
to-day amounted to 1858, 641; bonds, 81
427 $40; total State Indebtedness, 81 ,491 100,
| exclusive of bonds of doubtful validity.
Major Hanks, of Dallas, was convicted
this morning Of forging land certificates
and his penalty assessed at two years in the
Penitentiary. The accused met his sentence
with the same indifference that character
lied his bearing throughout the trial. In
sanity was entered as plea, but failed to
save him. If he was not playing off his
behavior before and during his trial would
impress an ordinary observer with the sus-
picion that his mind was drifting help
lessly into the ocean Of melancholy
madness.
The court is now occupied with
the trial OF Lewis Brouna, a
repulsive looking negro, charged with
assault with intent to rape Mrs. Brenkett, a
respectable white lady living on William
son Creek, in Travis county.
Investigation of the financial affairs of the
Southern Presbyterian Church continues
with closed doors. No positive facts have
been given to the public, but the discrep-
ansy is said to be considerable.
The right-of-way through Williamson
county of the Austin & Northwestern
Railroad is paid for. There is now on the
ground an engine, ten cars and much
other material for construction.
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Coinnnclie.
Special 10 the Herald.

Special 10 the Herald.
ConAHcnr, Decemper s.-Two suits have
been instituted against saloon keepers here
by a Methodist minister for damages
claimed for selling liquors to his son, a
minor, after being repeatedly warned.
The Methodist denomination have COM
menced the erection of parsonage for its
minister.
DeLeon, the new town on the Central
Railroad, is fourishing and growing rap
Cotton receipts are largely exceeding ex-
pectation, owing to the top crop.
Proctor post-sfflce, in this county, has
been discontinued, owing to malicious
meddling of some anonymous letter-writer,
who wrote to the authorities misrepresen-
tation of the manner i'll which the office was
conducted.
Business brisk.
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AIineola,
sptecial TO the Herald.

Sptecial TO the Herald.
MINEoLA, December S.-Last night the
business men of Mineolar at the suggestion
of Mr. Abrams, Land Commissioner of the
Texas & Pacific Railroad, organized an I'M
migration Society and will open at this
place an Immigrants Home, which the
Texas & Pacific Road propose to
keep supplied with a good class Of German
immigrants from time TO time. The society
elected as permanent officers the following
citizens: s. Zauckerman, President; W w.
Wigley, Vice-President; ID. q. Williams,
Secretary; S. Munzesheimer, Treasurer.
This society, with the cooperation of the
railroad, will people our generous soil with
a thrifty population of German fruit and
grape producers.
The District Court for this county met at
Qtitman Monday, and is progressing rap
idly with business. The court officers and
grand jury are hard workers, and are en-
titled to the thanks Of the people for the
dispatch of business. Several murder trials
are on the docket, and the one OF William
Howell, for the murder of Gunstreim in
1879, is now ON trial A negro was SEN
fenced to two years this week for theft.
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Corsicana.
special to the Herald.

spVCINl 10 VIC IItIIIUs
CoRsIcANA, December 10.-Cards are out
for the wedding of Mr.. L, L. Jester, of Jes-
ter, Prendergast & Co., bankers, to Miss
Minnie Cain, ofTyler, on the 18th inst.
Arrangements are being made by the
agent of the Bell Telephone Company for
the establishment OF an exchange here
with flattering show of success.
Our city continues ahead. Pos
sessing the only two men in the country
that would defend Guiteau and the two
faced baby, she now comes to the fore with
ten divorces granted in the District Court
this week and more to hear FROM.
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Coal Miners Strike.

ST. LOUIS, December Sat Harris
mines, few miles from East
st. Louis, striking coal-miner's gath
cred at 5 o'clock this morning, several
hundred strong, and established a Gordon
around the pit, through which miners at
work in the mines would have to pass:
The Sheriff and posse appeared
on the scene, and the strikers retired.
Later they returned in increased numbers,
armed with revolvers. Affairs were critical,
when the Sheriff and posse brayely arrested
several of the ring-leaders and quelled the
rioters. For time-.the situation was very
grave.
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Eastland.
Special to the Hera

Special 70 Inc HerhIu.
EAsTLAND, December loud Carnahan,
who has been indicted for the murder of w.
A. Robinson some time last winter, came
clear after a protracted and searching trial
in the present term of court at this place.
The evidence was of such a convincing ma
ture pointing to his innocence, that the
prosecuting attorney acknowledged in the
presence ofthe jury that not even man
slaughter could be made of it, and he Gar
nahan) was perfectly justifable in taking
tho life of Robinson, whom it was shown,
was desperate and dangerous man. The
jury gave the verdict without retiring.
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Longview.


cpeclsi W tlir hNiaAu'
LoNGvrEw, December 9.-Hugh Irvine has
been appointed Superintendent ofthe South
FERN Division of the Texas & Pacific Rail
wav, and his headquarters will be removed
TO longyiew; the Jefferson division is abol-
-ished. Mr.. Clawson has resigned and
Iryine's division is now from Fort Worth
10 Texarkana. The train dispatchers'
Office is to be removed to Iongview. The
appointment of Irvine gives the greatest
satisfaction here. where he il well-known
and very highly esteemed. All train men
are glad TO be under him.
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Lanpasas.

Special to the Herald.
LAMPAsAs, December S-Captain W. P.
Hawkins, editor of the Times, was mar
ried Monday night to Mrs. s. F. Mitchell.
Rev. DR.. Wilkes, Chaplin of the Senate,
died Lere this morning, after several weeks
illness. He was an able minister of the
Methodist church and his death is greatly
regretted. ~
Sheriff Wolf to-day arrested two young
men named Slith and Stow, for horse steal,
ing in Johnson county, They were jailed
here and will be taken back for trial. Lam.
pasas is a poor place for thieves, as our Of
ficers are always on the watch.
| Lampasas still continues to improve.
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Dead BODY Found. -..----

RICHMOND, VA, December THE body
of a gcnteel dressed man, about IS years old,
was found in the river below this city yes
terday.. Two copies of the Pittsburg Com
mcrcal Gazette were found in his pocket
and two envelopes bearing the stamp of the
Pittsburg d Western Railroad, one ofwhich
was addressed to J. i. Fluke.
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Cotton planters, Associatlon.

ATLANTA, December THE National
Cotton Planters Association met in con-
vention to-day at the Exposition Grounds,
and was called to order by Director General
Kimball, Governor Colquitt and Hon,
Thomas Hardeman of Georgia, Judge LIN,
rol of Mississippi, and Preside nt Morehead
sneak tonight at the capitol and Commits
sioner Loring speaks at the Exposition to-
morrow on "Small Farms Compared to
Large Ones" The city is crowded. The
Press Association of Mississippi arrived
this morning, fifty strong, under President
Walpole.
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Sherman.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald
SHERMAN, December 10.-Pomp Jackson,
colored individual, who was arrested and
tried for breaking into ]. r. Coles chicken
coop, and acquitted on a technically, the
jury deciding that q chicken coop was not a
structure, went over to Coles store this
evening and used vulgar and
obscene language in The presence OF
his store. Cole put up with it some time,
then used an axe handle with both hands
as peace-maker. The remedy proved
successful. The ealaboose was also pre-
scribed to prevent relapse.
The criminal docket of the District Court
wound up to-day with 40 convicts for the
penitentiary.
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CmoAco, December 1.-THE case Of Id.
dlngs, Corben aud storey, indicted for the
star route frauds and conspiracy on tho Scd-
ncy and Deadwood lines, we're called in
tho United States Court yesterday after
noon. IL Is understood the defendants
counsel will endcavor tomorrow TO qlnsh
the indictments on tho ground of legal In.
formality in empanneling tho grand jury.
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Special - ne Herald
JAcEsB0ro, December s.-The first are
sian well IN this county has inst been con-
Tleted. Messrs. RohinsOn 4 West have
struck vein Of excellent wnter at depth
or one hundred and sirfy-iive. feet. The
county authorities. Il is said. contemplate
boring on the public square, 20 tlIat a suI,-
rlT d good raief WI BE- securcd for pebble
usr.
A marriner By Telegraph took place this
evening. Tie bride and groom we're 81
F0rf sd and az 10 person authorized 20 tie
the knot i in that vicinity the couple had
recourse tn the wire County Judge Jones
rrOnuunced the Words and Iieuienarf ".
A. Glnssford. q the United stafes signal
Corrs. vho i ,thert. en- f0ute ~ Denver On
4 tour q IrsrIerfl0u. transmitted TIE GIT
ring fash nat made tr0 souls one.
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Marshall.
Special to the Herald.

Special TO the Herald.
MARSHALL, December 1T was trains
Nos. and 10 tlat oolliacd near UallYille
ID. Donaldson, conductor, and @. t. Runnis,
fireman, of No. 8, escaped without injury.
II. Il. Young conductor, and VIM. Mosely,
fireman, of No. 10. Hosely is badly scalded
and otherwise severely injured. Malone
Fennon had his leg badly
crushed Amputation may be necessary.
The doctors think it possible to save the
limb and will try and do so. The dead
were buried this evening, and everything
possible is being done TO alleviate the SUI
ferings of the wounded.
Rumor has it that Division Superintend-
ent Clawson handed in his resignation yes
terday morning.
The city is full of visitors to attend the
Methodist Conference that conyenss to-
morrow. Your correspondent, by special
invitation, will attend the meeting tonight
and will keep you posted in conference
matters.
MARSHALL, December SAN informal
meeting of the Conference was held at the
Methodist Church last night. Rev. Mr.
Malloy, Presiding Elder, presided, assisted
by the local pastor The exercises consisted
Of singing hymns, prayers and an address Of
welcome was delivered by Rev. VIM. Wes-
ley. Bishop Wasser arrived last night and
Conference was formally opened this morn
ing at Q O'Clock. The attendance is large
and espectablelooking VIM. Wesley was
appointed Secretary, Deacon Lee, Assist
ant Secretary, and Professor Davis, Treas
urer. The services are both interesting and
edifying. The session viii hold until Mon
NApsUslL. December "A meeting Of
the Educational Board was held at Wyley
University this evening, Bishop Warren
prcsidinE The Bishop expressed himself
highly pleased.
Pr f!ust, President Of the Freedman's
AID Society, j. here and viii deliver an ad-
dress IN tLe subject Of education this even
wick University was established by
his society. and Is largely supported by
their generous aid
The Grand jury viii convene next Mon
day and win investigate the late railroad
Nsesnafr. December 1o.-The order Of
religious exercises of our Methodist friends
to-Tn1rrorr. is a. follows Rev. J. HearIsill
will preach Of "A n. m. and Bishop Warren
Al 7. n. At the NethOdiE Church,
south. Eev. j.. Rust rreaches 81
III a. m. and Bishop Warren ~
r. N. ct fhe Nichols Church. Dr. kusi
deiirsrsd fn able aiircss last niallt sub
Jed EEucaii0n. Iflirty-fre hu.1reo DOL
Ian US PLEDGED tr visiting ministers -
the r1rr1se 81 establishing az e'lrcli .nurl
irstnntf r. Houston. Ut. Rust WI ere z
EEe af1crrf
orr community rare-sorroFfniiT startled
this morning rher j. W. rrrrIIrrel f1a'
rirs !. nrrar Ards nee Ifcrtfie -ttrIilrl
so. ras srsf Size died rt the residerct q
be- husband ir sIrerrr1-f. Ers. Ar.l'
ras f.1ti4e q this f.ifF. 4 dr. zII-tr II -lrs
rnuIdirr ard r-lrd-I1-F fter ~ JOY.
Ir.trh Izsrn = r.Il11 q r1r- l'e1rir rr-
rrr1lr..I l.rerrs. SIZE ~ ftt f11i n ttl
r.rri.~. rrf l.sr - fa1iil has rnsl r's1n
over CIR rt.tIrr rf~If1I1Ilr. TIE relnllr.
/ ID b. irt1-rt1 Al tli- tlfT to-i11rgr-
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Austin.
sDec,., 70 the Herald.

Special 70 me hcf~iu
AUSTIN, December THE remains found
in the cedar break yesterday have been
identified as those of syood-chopper named
Meyers. No evidence Of violence or poison
ing have been detected, and the general
impression is that the man died suddenly.
A report has reached here Of the attempt
ed robbinr of Frank Schmidt and his wife,
by two highwaymcD on Wilbarger's creek,
eighteen miles from Austin, Saturday
night. Schmidt and wife stopped the rob
bers off by perlorating one with
a load Of bird shot, and forcing them
20 beat basty retreat The
robbers, one Of whom was masked. had en-
tered Schuidt's house and ordered the in
mates TO throw up their hands.
The Adiutant-Censral is in receipt OF a
communication from prominent citizen Of
, Laredo. stating that the fime-honOred Gus
tom on the border Of drawing large sup
plies Of voters from Mexico win be observed
II the municipal elections Of the 11ll inst,
and asking that rangers be sent there 70
make arrests. General King proposes II
possible o. gct mp some concert Of action IN
the matter between the State and United
State authorities
Hanks. Of Dall.s, vas put On trial today,
charged with forging land ccrtihcatcs- The
case VII occutr several days.
Tie state Treasurer rep0rtr the receipts
f1r November ns follows clies 81 schDol
lands frs rarments. S7,t7te ravncni on
Former saiss. tlI10. interest d iorHItr sales,
81 4l7- rtceirts from sales on reservation,
half 70 tie school fund and bali 70 L1e pay
rnr-If III tiie State debt. tf3n. Tie re-
cfirts from land sales for the FIRST fNo days
oftiis month nn0uut % tle e10r1nUus sum
tr-rr-. December s.-In the Disiriat
tourt to-dav. q verdict q guilty. with q iiue
Lfi0. rns Returned against ID, Surveyor n
Pecos county idr cF.r1bar-1s ~ i1cs-ln-
lard cr-ti6catcs
Tfe Hank. tI-f1-rirV Gee ocrrrIie1 The
tine ~ tIs c11rt today. he fle1 II ~
sanlV a. - ~. y M ctli1,sc
IRE FrrueeI orfIr-tl Ils f--ue - relllrE
r1rrtf.r-rrs. ara nfreartl ~ take - inter.
- m tI.s -lrfre rflinrs. Tie tri1l III pro
rf1~ f.s rrrlIr.I led lc-rsrrrDr-
Hri.a~tsr rrrs 1Ifl is-l1r u The O. I''1-1ii
H81k nr1 L1E11- C1n1fuI.~. q llt1u-1e.
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Obituariea.

PHILADELPHIA, December S.-Joseph Har.
grave, a celebrated cricketer, died yester-
day.
TORONTO, December 7.-Bislsep Algcrine
died here yesterday.
BosroN, December Hon Harvey
Jewell, formerly Judge of the Claims Com
mission, prominent citizen Of Massaohu-
sets, died this morning
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Nrw YORE, December The steamer
Lake WinnepeE. which arrived here to-day
from Liverpool. reports that on November
q. It had hurricane, which
did much damage. The same Cay
Jane Blair. chief engineer. was vaslIel
over board and lost Patrick C0oney,. hie.
man. was thrown down the stake bed and
killed. John Reynolds fireman died hay
ing drank carb0iic ACID, mistaking y i0l
vincefr.
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Dead Body in a Trunk.

ATLANTA, GA, December 1.-The body
of negro woman was found in q
trunk, which arrived here this even
ing on the Georgia Railroad. 1t
was supposed to have been intended
for the Southern Medical College of this
city.
Mcpherson. brrracks was sold for $4,000.
This effectually abolishes the post
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I.aih Oyer for the Winter.

FORTRESS MONROE, VA, December g.
United States steamer Kearsage has lett the
roads for winter cruise. She goes to Pensa-
cola and thence to New Orleans. While at
the latter place she will open a naval re-
cruiting rendezvous with view to obtain
ing apprentice boys for training squad
ron, who will be forwarded to Newport for
duty after January. Then Kearsage Will
make a cruise up the Mississippi River as far
as her draft of water will admit, stoppi ng
at all tine principal towns EN- route, and en-
listing recruits.
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speciai % the Heraid.

EKSrrErrA. December s.-The District
Court has been in session for two days,
Judge B. i. Williams on the bench. Chen
oweth. from Bonhnm. Potter & Branton,
Gainesville, West, from JacksbOro are at
torTeys IN attendance. In the Wholly
case there was a verdict Of acquittal, this i
his second trial. On the first he was given
Eve years in the penitentiarv. He was
charged with assault with intent % murder
Business Il the cont il. light and vii be
disposed ofin one week.
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F,rc-perIsbed I'm tho Flames.

YOUNGSTOWN, N. j., December S.--A fire
was discovered at six o'clock this morn
ing in clearinghouse on South
street, kept by Miss Hunter.
Five persons were rescued from the win
dows Mrs. Anna Welsh one Of the board
ers, and Lizzie Keitch, servant, were burned
to death. The bodies were taken from the
ruins.