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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-08-04
STATE NEWS.

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The hay crop in Addison county will be
about one third as large crop as las
year.
Two murder cases are to be tried at the
coming term OF the Chittendsn county
courty court
Geo Chamberlain, formerly of Crafts
bury, was killed by cyclone near Sioux
City. Iowa, recently.
Hemlock bark is selling in Barton at So
and SO. 80 o cord, and large amount has
been peeled in that valley
The State convention OF the Woman =
Christian Temperance Union is to be held
at st. Johnsbury, Sept. q and 2s.
Four million pounds Of maple sugar is
DIR. noskins' estimate Of the yield this
year in Orleans county.
Work on the Rutland opera house is 60
ing on rapidly The roof tmbers are up
and tho wall is, except the front, all laid.
Two Addison farmers are Dragging
about their hay crop. They claim to have
cut IS acres and that il will not weigh over
seven tons.
Mrs Charity VIM, widow OF Nathan
VIM, committed suicide by hanging on
Friday nigt at Wallingford. She had been
sick for some weeks.
On the afternoon OF the Goth, there
were severe hailstorms on Chelsea West
hill doing considerable d,mage TO trees
and crops. Hailstones Of large size fell,
one being found which measured six in
chcs in circumference, as much rs com
mon hens egg. The next morning several
OF these stones were brought 10 the vii.
lage, one OF which then measured four in.
ches in circumference.
The United States treasurer has received
from missionary who recently returned
to Bradford Vermont QUE hundred dol.
lars of conscience money The sender eX.
planned that he served AS chaplain in the
army durin the Rebellion, aud was OF the
opinion that the method OF computing
forage was not proper, and Il consequence
thereof, he concluded lac had received the
above sum iu excess of what Was righiiul.
ly due.
Tuesday afternoon heavy thunder
shower passed over Guildhall, aud the
lightning struck seven times within the
radius of one half smile within half
hours time II struck the store Of Mr..
Chase on the Northumberland side OF the
river twice knocking both chimneys of
and passing down into the store, doing
slight damage Nelson Colts barn was
struck aud entirely consumed. 1t struck
in the river three times, throwing the
water twenty feet or more iuto the air, and
on the hill back Of court house.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-08-04

The following article which W. copy
from an exchange is intended 70 apply to
general hotel business, bu, most II the
paint. are equally applicable TO The sun
met hotel business.
The question whether the profession OF
hotel keeping is or is no, lucrative ia w.
aally answered in the Affirmative by those
who are ignorant or unsophisiica,ed, and.
iodced. the generality OF people to-day
are prone 10 regard the successful Bcniiace
a. q very rich mAa and. consequently. in q
worldly sense 10 be eavici"
Years ago, when our modes Of life were
simple ADD plain, and when the require
meni4 Of those who Travelled were few aud
far from eiirayAgani, hotel keeping Was :
lucrative business, bat nowadays Il can
not by any means lie regarded As profit
al,le Among all The leading hotel propri.
stor Of the day. very few Indeed ean
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-08-04

iruthiaily h. uslle5 rich. aai Of The easirr
nussl,ss masy hare sacamHlslea thssr
saoppr IN ssec@sslul sl.eeuia'ioa ~ IN oct
ride iass~tuasais ssa 10 seaport Of ihi'
psasstlaa chat nedsra hos3l lncping 10 nd
lusr@ilte, % Ask hov msuy hg,sl nser
shen ihss DE leave large ostatsf@
"Tbefe sfv several reason, shy meAsrn
hotel keeping especial, Is lsrge eiises
oaua.,8 . e made lsorsiifs Bsuts, 10 be
ga slA are asaaily eroeesir.. fs~ holel
n,ea l-eeon4e permanently established. ssr.
rAais ssse. spd provision. are
highos than sseT. ADD ihers are tales Gad
sssessuaepis 0bligsi.sty nos Shich a,e aud
iscaig wears ago sere unknown. Besides.
The requirements Il hotel pairoas nova.
] dsys Als mapy aad eEtfAYAEsgt The pro
ercss u tine and possibly. the march Of
civilization has broagl, abont iaAoy
change IL h.4i,l Ito tastes anal luclinA
i,oiss 81, L.si4f aai murc reiari Poo.
pie az a.liOus aud eIaciing They
vAut ADD demand tho best Of everything,
bat unfortunately al are not willing 10 pay
for H. style, form aud ceremony the ob
sertAaoe Of ~birh costs money are re-
gsrded IS essential at frst.class boisls by
large proportion Of the travelling public,
and table upon which Is spread the best
the market affords, including oi course,
all the iuHafics whether ia or out oi season
Is indpIa nsshle Furniture. carpets.
table vsn anil ln..i,s al are OF infinitely
more superior form, pattern aud quality
now than ia ollen times, and this modern
furnishing and parapherLalis is costly In
short, the c1psus.s of hotel keeping are
almo.t triple what they used 10 he, and
the margin Of actual profit is necessarily
smaller 10 accumulate money in the
hotel business is tedious and laborious.
One has to be patient, prudent, diplomat.
ioally economical, active aud aatchiul A
dollar saved is not always dollar earned
in this business. aud where expenses arc
deducted from receipts at the end of every
fiscal year just where the lucrative feature
comes IN is what the average Boniface can
not understand
VERY often those who want most at ho-
tells are the ones who are unwilling TO pay
an equivalent for services rendered, and it
is usually the representatives Of this I'M
reasonable and not TO be too highly es.
teemed class who point to the hotel keeper
as millionaire and assert that his i'll. got.
ten gains are the result Of swindl.s and |
practiced upon the innocent
public"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-08-04

Noa that The new tAI Las has proved q
grinl sscocss 10 zlmos, every town In the
ht4Le. Vermont newspapers, almost with
cos exception, claim that they advocated
il,e adoption d the Law. We read all the
p4p,r - carefully At the time and nearly
e,crt onc 81 them Condemned the Law and
aaiiol tue members d the legislature
v,,0leu beads fof passing IL II sail very
ve,i TO attempt Vs. rfaw fish out OF II nov.
~ ,e Of them will hardly care to examine
iaal numbers 10 find out just what
ihey ala say
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-08-04

This is beyond question the most sue
cessful Cough Medicine we have ever sold,
a few doses invariably cure the worst cases
OF Cough. Group, aud Bronchitis, while its
wonderful success in the cure Of Consump-
tion is without parallel in the history Of
medicine. Since its first discovery it has
been sold on guarantee, a test which no
other medicine can stand. II you have a
Cough we earnestly ask you to try it.
Price 10 cts, SO cts. and sl.O0. If your
Lungs are sore, Chest or Back Lame, use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster Price 20 cents.
Sold by J. N. HARD, Manchester, and by
C. J. WAIT, Factory Point, Vt.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-08-04

England is greatly excited over the fact
that several powerful internal machines
loaded with dynamite have lately been
shipped 10 that country by unknown par.
ties 10 this country. Nothing is known in
regard 70 their ultimate destination or
what particular mischief they were intend.
.l Tor, but the matter is being thoroughly
Investigated on both sides OF the water,
The fact that the English authorities were
notified Of their shipment before their ar
rival in that country adds to the mystery,
aud makes it probable that ii was intend
el for big scare and nothing else II is
well known fact that many thousands OF
dollars have been contributed in this
country by Irishmen for what is known as
the skirmishing fund. Contributions
TO this fund have not been very plenty of
late aud it needed a little excitement OF
some kind to bring them in. This may
explain the whole business.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-08-04

There Is serious meaning in this express
ion. That wearie.l step. languid eye aud
feeling OF general lassitude. come from
spring sickness. he assured, u serious
and, perhaps. fatal disease is close IN its
wake. The system wants cleansing Of
winter Impurities; the sluggish blood
needs 10 be sent IN swift aud clear
currents through the veins. ''Fayorite
Remedy" will do this: 1t will give new
vigor 20 the body. brightness to the eye, a
GLOW 10 the eountenanee and elasticity 10
ths step. Price 81 20 bottle. Every
druggist has IT, DR. David Kennedy.
Proprietor, Rondont, y. Y.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-08-04

II yoa sill stop All ycar ersrAsAssni
snd wrong nosions ia docsosias yonrsclf
sra ismilis with expensive doctors or
hnmbpg cure slis. ihai DO harm always,
and ase 0aiy natures simple feaselies iof
all youF siimsnis--yo a sill l'e si-e, srll
AID happy. and save errai sIpcBsc The
rrs@ie.s remedy Tor iAis, the great, wise
sad good viii tell you. is Hop Bitien,
rely 90 IL See another column Press
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-08-04

Hartman one Of the Russian Nihilists,
81 vas engaged 10 the attempt to blow
NJ the Gar on one occasion has arrived IN
thv country and is trying 10 work up
sympa,hy for v ha, be terms his cause in
l.ussia He ought 10 lie made TO feel that
Americans, While they may have sympathy
ia tho oppressed Of all nations have no
,,mpathy, whatever for murderers and
r.saasins or for people who teach that such
crimes are night under any circumstances.
We have more Of such cattle In this
rountry nov than wo have any use for
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-08-04

Ia Our endeasorS 10 preserve health u Is
u the utmost importance that wc keep the
secreiofy system ia perfect condition.
The veil known reiBsd, hijsey. Wort. has
specific action os the kidneys, liver and
boSela Use il instead Of dosing with vile
hiteu or drastic pills II Is purely yege-
table, aud is ptompi but mild in action.
j, IS prepared ia both dry aud liquid form
and sold by druggists everywhere Rent
ieq Eyie
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-08-04

Tic railroads are engaged IN serious
var ia cutting rate. h tbs West The
Nfaud Trunk and Vernon, Central are the
iapcsi jet and soil tickets from Boston 70
Outrage ior only o. aud sHPeci 10 sell re-
Torn lickcis q, the same price 10 isw
aars They are also cutting badly on
gbp
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-08-04

They may relieve. but they cant cure
that lame back for the kidneys are the
trouble. aud you want remedy to acl
directly on their secretions. 10 purify and
restore their healthy condition. Kidney
Wort has that specific action aud at the
same time il regulates the bowels perfect
ly. Don't Wal, TO get sick. but geta pack.
age to-day. and cure yourself Either
liquid or dry for sale at the druggists. -
Dsas.l,,.t,s,t,.s, Es5s,,gfso,ta
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-08-04

A sure remedy for Sick Headache,
Sour stomach, Dyspepsia. Indigestion,
Constipation. Torpid Liver, Billiousness,
Ac.. no medicine is equal 10 Dr. BaIter's
Mandrake Bitters. n H. Downs Elixir
is the oldest aud best cough remedy in eS.
lstence Bruises. scalds, burns, sprains.
cuts, Ae., either on man or beast, are
speedily cured boy the use OF Henry a
Johlson's Arnica aud Oil Liniment
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-08-04

fiia8sianr has ssco"elod ia aeiiAng the
lflsh lsnA bali ihFpagh the House 81 CoE.
iaons ~ decisive vote II " couhdoasly
., p.seted tial 4 ~ill he psssed Wy The up.
per house. rsrBell has tosn suspended
TIE sussloE fof insuliiag language and
lusals1f,linailon
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-08-04

Why do so many people we see around
us, seem to prefer to suffer and be made
miserable by Indigestion, Constipation
Dizziness, Loss Of Appetite, Coming up OF
the food Yellow Skin. when for rs cts.
We will sell the Shiloh's Vitalizer, guaran-
teed to care them. Sold by j. N. HARD,
Manchester, and by @. j. WAIT, Factory
Point. VT.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-08-04

THE REv. Gas +. Ppn1. formerly Of
Piiisfeld, y. IL. but nov Of Wakheld, X.
l., writes. II have used BsIter's Man
drake Bn,ers in my fsmily for over two
years, and asa result have not called q
physician in the whole time. Ny wiis
had been an invalid for YEAR. bu, these
Biiiers bAve cured her
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-08-04

HAVE WIsrAn's BALsAh or WILD CHEg
ny always Oh hand II cures coughs,
Colds, Bronchitis, Whooping Cough.
Croop, Influenza, Consumption, aud all
Throat and Lung Complaints. 80 cents
and 81 per bottle l6ly
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-08-04

TaE PERUVIAN SrEur has cured thous-
snis who were suffering from Dyspepsia,
Debility, Liver Complaints, Boils, Humors
Female Complaints, etc, Pamphlets free
10 any address. Seth W. fosle A Sons,
Boston. l6ly
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-08-04

There IL no cough medicine 10 we'll
adapted 10 the Young % DR.. ~ q. Whites
Pulmonary Elixir; i relieves The Crop
Instantly
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-08-04
Births.

AtN.nshsstst, taly al d.ushtsf 10 Ne
all Mr. James sesrst
AZ sAaastissA Jals d.Hsttsr te NJ
sRa Me- Pred UFsy
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-08-04

SHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY. A
marvellous cure for Catarrh Diphtheria,
Canker mouth, and Headache. With each
bottle there is m ingenious nasal Injector
for the more successful treatment of these
complaints without extra charge. Price
so cts. Sold by J. N. HARD. Manchester,
and by G. j. WAIT, Factory Point,V VI
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-08-04

A 4oefaass ~ orer ion millluns 10 The
nsssnasl dela Ia Jply Good epongh.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-08-04

THURSDAY AUGUST !. 1891
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-08-04
Chr Mnnlilfsirr Journal

,rnosDs s@r. ,sss~'ra.
, 1881-10-29

tho Ohio Valley and Trnnes.ec. The East
Missouri Valley. In tho Mississippi. VALLEY.
aftl nfl the districts east Of 4, ti'c wfnd* are
sn,llterly; In tlN Missouri Fn''ty nnrther'y.
The Mississippi l.tyur f. two feet seven Inches
hbnve tho tlntlgGr Iine ut Davenport, and fur
feet tHu incCs Mt kt1kttk.
Fur tfl, Ohio Wiley md Tennessee purity
clutily weather md fhtt'. tD''ther1y Wttlt's
shifting to westerly. and stationary Dr lower
Temperature. .......
Fur tia j.s,wer l.ake rt.gion, cloudy wealth
er asut rni,l. sutltierly Winds. hwcr barnhc.
ler. nntl stntHl,nrY temperature, ...,,
For The Upper 1.ak ke rcgIotl. G!n1dy wcntll;,
or nu rulJ At,tilurly wi,Itis. falling f"Elnwctl
hy rising barometer. atpd stationary or ln"er
ltnpGrnture. ,.
FIR lid llplmr Mississippi Valley. e'ol,dy
wcather md rain, sOtlserly shifting L, wt.st-
crty wt,us, higher bnruincter, atid stationary
nr !''Wtr temperatures.
For tila Missouri Valley, clearing wcntlier,
lnrtIlwesscrly Winds, higher latof!!es:r; hIHt
LIwcr temperature. Tile mississippi River
will ilsc.
Eu,ttu.imry stgtla!s conttnnn ut Cleveland.
Secthn j, Saluillsky, Toledo. Detroit, Sta'tl0Il
!, l'nrt 11urO,l AlWnM, MnCklnaw. GrntM
llnyc!i, Suctlun.;, Chicago, Milwaukee,. ses:>
i,ons a'ul =, l;scatiaba, Maran:tlt, aiI LII.
lIth.
lmtt:Ant,. t>cf. .s-i0:18 p. nl.-Thp following
observations lre takcn ut thn satt'c nnosncnt Ut
ttu!r ut nll thc Htattons naInr'1:
GHSEltAI. bNsEtty yATtUXA,
, 1881-10-29
SPORTING EVENTS.


IIuntiDE VN Ar0ttWl ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
viii, n t,rann Yarn.
oao.N."'' 'a' wv ~ ~ ~. L"s' oS ,,..1 a.,
ocoSoMo"oc' MIS-, Oet. 1o'-nuIlhE 'ae
past week fiocks of ducks have nude their
appearance In this vicinity, stirring up old
snortsmrn tn re!nte stnrtes and adventures
,,.v.,r h"f''ra te,,, rsnnrts,mt,,, H. oI,,ii,r.
4o'e1 eelotc to,.': ~ o"t el'lls''en' .ne'"u'as
SOME twenty chicago men VINO fMake their
headquarters hero, arc out this week In the
a. a ats.s, s"nt se,.t
~, .H.' "''a 'ta'.,''. ~ s" nv 'H"s
~ eAr'ess "te eoo'I es'aoi'c1 ~ ~ u 1''e aHc-
cess uley nre having there. Ile rnrest tltinE
, 1881-10-29

grent for 80 weak ant poorly constructed
t'1tittllt2; Dslrfhg The lire last night t!le
walls falsly totterc,', nthi nfter tho fire the
bully snggeiI.. Even now tlln building Is III
N. exceeilingly tIt,safe condition by rcasOn
nf the weakened condition ot tho tInbcrs atld
+. ". t:arr Il To-, folders, n1allera. and
th,nk-bfl,Hcrs. occupied the i.ppOr Ef0or Of the
snnpe numbers antt, their loss to stock al!i
machinery, ,atl'rtln s4.ou. + totnI. or nearly
s w. ,yhey hays oy ",e tiISy f5 s *l@ it9,t., In
I'arGr Company l!ose % edition q their new
cAtal,.E. valued Mt ai'ont $1,000. a,nl
kn!gitt q hen,latt! lnSe u si'tll'nr amount
t;,atEn Darle1s, nf No. ~ llandnloll street,
also lost property ln 1lle sal1ie nt,ttlter.
=, y e,.1sS en-, ~ '"ft .!t 81 '9e T, o;i"'s Nf
cfooke g. f:a',pn',y, j jsrFs $sw Y York a.an'::
sultler, a.ul siIIritar material. They cnrry i
,'enyy stk W. a 'f,1nE r. tIt m te 1!p%sa ,sa
will probably mt exceed sa.oU, but they
claini sEcatly exaegcratetl tla1,!age to botl!
STOCK aiHl machinery.
WHEN TIE FINE n.oKE oCr
AFr. t:arr mt. nf,out .iozcn If his employees,
tisty i ~ ths Earls %rs Vt STk as nT s @
pauer. A,i imt Ill. Carr aid giri
ilaine.t Bessie stcvcns cscaped from the
building by ,'leans of tho stairway,
@ns I Scsr IL n'SM IL ief y fats II asS aios 's
innli-ttrap as we'll ,s II i're-trap. These two
rernaitn,i behind fur snlnr reason. or other,
md !Ipoi, It'EIIE tt The stn!rSar fnl,hl u 30
!r ilihHl With stn.ks !'!at lucy turned ',ack
through II. Miss Stevens WIS almost sutIa-
Gated hy Tie smoke, w1en MIR. Carr be-
thought himself Of t!le elevator ~
, 1881-10-29
ITEMS.

New YonK, Oct. 28-Judge FolEer says
l,o WILL not enter up0n his duties lis Secretary
Of tho Treasury until tl,D eases argued before
tic present term OF the Court OF Appeals haye
been considered, which Will be In about
fortnight,
rltE HoucIcAuLr nIyoncE.susT.
The general tern of the Supreme Court,
III tl,a ll!yorce.sltit of Agnos Robertson llou-
clcuu!t against hcr husband Dim, ordered
TINT the defendant must pay the accrued
nllmony, but may ,nuye for u reduction Of
the RlI,uiant to ba paid tn future.
RELIEF ron THE MICHIGAN suFFEnEIls.
This Mayors Michigan Keliet Committee
recutyud tho following from tle Governor VI
Michigan today: "Wnnt fHnuS very greatly,
md the nu1,lbcr of sufferers Increase rs tue
tayts become known. Sickness inclhpDt TO
Exposure Is q nav teature Ut The troubles.
Tho generous donations from your city arc
appreciated. and tue money will be made
good use Of, For your klndness OH behalf
Of Tho poor sufferers tender tllelr fullest
eatus Sl1p,00J.
'srEAIINu LETTElss.
Allen Russell. q lottcr-earricr, las been ar.
rested fos steallng lettets,
THE REGISTRY.
The number ot voters registered thua far
is lS3 40, a9a1nst lS7.6dS tha sullo day last
year.
, 1881-10-29

TIE WEEKS TlsASSACTIONA.
New YoHK, Oct. :as,-Tlo following arc
tue total reported transactions In ilour, also
tho principal items Of grain and provisions.
for the week ending today:
F!our-tscceIpts, l.o,7H barrels; exports.
18,U77 barrels and 17,7p3 sacks; sales, III, ,oo0
barrels.
Whoat-Recoipts, Tot Oh bushels; exports,
nearly tWl, ,l4a bushels; Hnles, ,o5a, 200 busll-
els prompt, and s,6.S, 100 buaIIuls future de-
Cofn-lscccipts. bso,3:s9 lnslle1s; exports,
h0out OIL ,0i0 bnklies; sAlcs. !, l25 QUO b!ls!cls
f0r. prompt md 6.:atss,00o busllels for tuturu
delivery.
Oats-llccelpts, 18S,AN} bushels; exports,
3l5 bushels; snles, a.0i0, ,Oo0 bushels.
I0rk-ilecelpls, 22,5D barrels; exports. al-
most LUIS bnrrels; snies, 1,lo0' barrels, Ill
Larti-Recetpts, U,;5!:t terccs, 3,0tW kegs,
SM cases, and o:,O barrcls: exports, about
a,ltA,U47 bounds; sales, 3,o5o slerccs prompt
and l4',fM tature delivery. The sal.,S In,
city and refined.
, 1881-10-29
A Dangerous Fire in a 5ky-scrap.
ing Building in Gin
cinnati.
The Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, and Seventh
Stories Destroyed, with Their
Contents.
Total Destruction Of Church In Louis.
rltlo Which Originally Cost
&250,000.
Blaze on Franklin Street, Near
Washington-The Loss
$4,000
Fire In a Seven -HtorY Brick at Eln-
rfnnAtt,

Firo In Seven .storr Brick at Gins
ctnnAtt.
CINCINNATI, O., OGt. G1S.-Flre this evening
broke out III tile lOl,n Mitchell building.
southwest corner Of john AMI SrrDnl
streets. Tic building Is of brick. scvc,1
stories high, aud Is tao feet long by 100 feet
wide. 1t Is divided truflsyersety Intn tl,ree
ea,.at parts by strong tiFe-wal1s. extending
from bnsrnent to rouf. THE whole building
Is occupied by furniture factorEGs. III tho
middle division 1T the building nre the
TlnnMlx Manufacturing Company, the Sur
gent Manufacturing Company, the Cigar-
laakcrs' Unton Manufacturing Company,
and the Folding jiat-lsack CON-
pany T1W fIru started III thu
second story, and, without seriously
lnjur'ng the second or third aturics, passed.
up IL the foruth-story aid burned nut tfie
fourth, fifth. sixth, and seventh stories,
md roof Of the middle division, which Is one
third ut the building. No lire pissed the
partition walls which separatet tie flames
from two equal compartments OF tile bui't!-
ing tilled with inslu1niaIle material. III this
quarter several blocks are covered with large
furniture fac.ories, aMl hero the grnatest
fires In tile history Of the city lave occurred.
The loss Is about S5o,000, partially Insured,
and about equally distributed between the
firms named. 1t started about O'Clock. Thu
wlIDlo tlec department fought It.
, 1881-10-29
HAS A BAD LOOK,
Arrest Of Two Railroad NEen under
SusptctNlls Cirs.aln,stM nces.

Arrest Of Two Railroad Men under
sasptctons calll,staacos.
Detectives Nyan md Elliott were yesterday
summoned to tho Office OF Mr. George F. Brown,
Superintendent or tho Pullman l'alace-Car
Company, to arrest two yuung men whd
wcre expected to call trare during
tho afternoon. Tho yuung Mcn nforo-
said did call, wcro arrested, aud wore
taken to tbs AEEnory. whore thsy were tookcd
uD aid booked fur Iarccny. Their names ure
Iyrnn +. Jones md l.. ainnslelti, md their ages
Il and 90 yours respectively. Tho reason for
their arrest IL that Thursday afternoon Jones
called at Mr. Nrowns oil!co a,,d banded to that
gentleman package Of papors valuable to the
Pullman Company and 10 that conlpauy alone.
flo sald th4t nn acquaintance uf hts-a cripple
nnucd SMnahe1.l-hhd found tho documents In
Jerry Mansoo's 6tate ssreet yNEioty thcatre, and
thinking that the owner might be- glad VI thesr
return-so glNti In fact that hu might bo will
Ing to cxprcsa pccunIar1y bls sEratlticAhon-had
requested him Jones, To perform tito errand for
him. Nr. lsrowu accepted Tho packnge, and
asked tho youDg man ~ Gull aga!n yestrrlay
afturi,ooll. llu did 10, bruRiny with hin, his
crippled friend Mansfield. who, II sGc.ns, bad
III cred tu SHARE esluAlly any ruuar1 that might
bu t1ndcrcl theul. Thclr arrest was thelr only
compensation. A reporter suw the two men at
tho Arnory last night aud heard from them tho
story, which aKrcel with that giveu Aboys-
~ u btasumsn sis @ aa lie uraad a. rrunk % Mail.
Sfus{ Sss.:i h &. {ss i III, ss 9;.ss
boarding -houso-M Iellas'a lluts on stata struot,
a. to e ae sssss
which ttn,o he h'ts bGcn nut Of p1nploymont.
TAsy appear and sroak !iXo honest yoHaK @sn.
plaes. And yet il .hoy raIus Iy ~ papcrs.
, 1881-10-29

OFFICE OF THE ClIEy a1uNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. D. G., Oct a0-1 a. tl.-The
Chief Slgual Ohicer furnishes the following
special bulletin:'
Tie area Of lower barometer Is central In
Minnesota Tha barometer In highest OH the
New England coast, Tho temperature has
risen from to II degrees In tie Middle and
houtll Atlantis States and tho Lower Luke
region; risen slightly In Now England and
the East Gulf States, Tennessee aud tie
Ohio Valley; fallen . 70 II degrees IN Texas,
Missouri Valleys. Ralfl has fallen sluce
tue lust report In the Lake region.