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4 pm Of resin boiled over In Gil!ctts cllcnl-
lcal works, at No. Is Michigan avenue. ut n
few minutes before O'Clock yesterday
morning, and caused MI alarm from lsox No.
IL Officer Gavin cxtina,lishcG |t,,o bluzc.
Tlc sasnc canse Inns occasioned alrcs In this
pnGe several times Of late, and It Is expectcl
w,at they sny is n ticfectively-collstrnctc
foundation to the resin lan that lies ut tic
bottom Of tho trUuhlr.
The rekfndffng of the fire ut Fishers Mill
caused nil aiarn from u0x No. :ss ut 4::U
O'clock yesterday morning.
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Black Hfnn1t.I'ox Hetsvecn E1kllart ind
vhlte Pigeon. Ind.

Sttesal DIsraseh to Tbs Chicago Tribune
ELKlt.<1.T, lid, Nov. T.-Hlack suall.por
Inns ntntte fts appearance Mt Bristol, n small
town east Of here. Nlhc cases nre Reported,
IL Ereat muny llnvu been exposctl. Tit ILL.,
ea>c i confined io one locality. 1t viii nvl
probably sprcutt.
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dptetat DtspatsA to Ins Caftacs Trtbua,

npfI"6 U0p"tsa 10 EHt VAItdtd IFfbUN&
G.>tEs.srlnl, Ill.,, Nov. 7.-1>lphtherio /.
prevailing to NIL alarming extent III Ibis rite
Just Mt present. Several deaths among ch1i
Arell l,asu taltcll place within the pnst wert
1t Is ctatMetl that 1t Is cnused from thu I'm.
purity of tho wafer. Tllo w,lter used IcrnI aIs i
prtfcurctl from wells, n1ll the long-eontinnt1
rains has filled them up witt, surlace.water
which necessarily Is very impure. ~''
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Tho Govcrnment NtoRtncr Con. Sl,er.
tttAMs
Special Dtsrateh to 1h< Chttdso Tribune.

Sioux CRY, Neb.. Nov. 7.-Ths Uoyern-
,no,,t steamer tien. Sherman, from Bismarck
to st. Louis, arrived ut the landing toatuy
leaking bully fru,n co!Iidtng with SING
near Fort Thompson. She proceeds OH her
trip tnlM9rroW. 1t Is tlt.grssary To- work her
ls!nl.s alnlost constantly to krrp ler n[ls,nt
At st. Louis a new llul will ho hllllt fur Aur.
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EXPULSION Of An ALDERMAN.
EtGseLff IiItitsfth ia 1IlA thfttiGn IIilIttnk

SrNlSuFlEIn, ILL.,, Nov. 7.-l.ucal official
circles aru considerably excited tunlght over
ti,a expulsion from tho City Council of AID.
Smith, from tlle Thteu Wun,, wlao wns re-
eently charged by tic Stato Juurl,H witt, uc-
eeptll,g brIbe Ii, securing tho appointment
NJ IL pnllrelh,lr,. Su,!t!, oiterctl rpsolutlnl
sa'Ei'ax Tor ths np,,,f's'slt ~, 1 a. nvtsti,
REPORTED, sustaining the charges, mud Snitl,
WIS expelled by u unanimous vote.
, 1881-11-08
At sontll Eigtu, ILL.,, Loss $4,000, Insure
nllGA a4ahll0.

8bZt1dl D1tnateh 70 1Hs ChItdo0 TRIBUNE.
SO1rrII E1.uIN. ILL.,, Nov. 7.-Charlcs kfock's
extensive cl,eese-box and butter-tub nlnnll-,
fnctory, located ut this place, was destroyed
by t're aa,out o'clock this oyellIng. Thu lire
originated fiji tic cngtnc-roan. Tho loss Is
about .0N: f1isnrnd for S9.500 through u.
Il. Jerks Il Co.'s Elgin ngc,icy III tho folIow-
tsg companies: milwaukee, Mechailics', i,,f-
fhlo German, German Of FreDpUrt, mid {inr-
l''ar pf Pcorla. The risks arc equally ,liyi,i-
ut between tho fur companies, Qultu n
Of employment, but AIr. KIuek Will npen lib
business agnl, soon III buildings belonging
to tho South Elgtn Sugar Company.
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PLYMOUTH, Mass, Nov. 7.--.rho court
ho,,so here, tho jluest in tho Stale. valued Mt
sl;DM0, Il III. fumes, ard probably will be
totally rnEtMt.
Insurance $4,000. which will cover the
loss.
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GptetaG D4puteh to The Ghttaoo 7ttbuns.
FnASKFowr, Ky. Nny. 7.-~Willlam K. Day,
Of Chicago, formerly correspondent Of Tnk
ClrIcA0u TRInt;Er, died In this city Of II.
plloil-leyer yesterday.
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Destruction Of n Cuttnr Factory Mt
Lung1sorzl, Pin.
I.AN0Hol1y. l'a., Nov 6-'rtle cotton fac-
tory of tho 1IuImevt'lo Manufacturing Com
j,any. operated by Armstrong Il Hawke, was
burned tonight. Loss, S2500O; insurance,
StaD{Nl
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SUSPENSION OF A NASHVILLE FIRM.

NASHVILLE, Tel,n.. Nny. I'd. I.eyist,n 4:
today, Liabilities, s:U,OU: assets, Sl4.1O0.
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1iAMNoSToX, n. L., Nov. 7.-Tile LIAM
mention House burned ycstertlny. a guest
from Newark Is missing. Others barcly Us.
capGt! with their liyrs. Womel, nnd children
WERE lowered from Windows by ropes. Loss,
SIS, J,000.
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1ncnt Of l!arnn Fui Stcuhpn, ni,,icr escurt Of
tho oncittn flsst0ricAE Ancioty mil tho t;cr-
n'at!s vi Utica. ~ tho gtnvn spneehrs wrru
hitlc. llu party Returned IN Now furk "
1lttfl4i.
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lkestifntl0n by Ut, Ascending CIcrK.
8pkelai Ditpaleh 10 TAs Ehtenqo 7tthune.

MONTREAL. Nov. IA e1erk wlso so,ne
years ago abscontlel from tIlis city, taking
5000 from hts employers Evans Il i.iddoit,
accountants lns made restitution hy returu-
Ing the lnnney In full. The detnulter is ifv-
Ing tll South A,nerien. and his returning the
money Is puruly voluntary.
, 1881-11-08

Q'CONN0R At NEWARK, N. ].
GEwA1.K, n. j., Now 7.-Alayor fle!ae'
a1itl Mrs. Parnell made speecllcs at tile teetp
tinn III The oparn-tlnuso tnnignt 0f tho lflsa
Ln1ll-I I.caEugr, r. L. U'CUnnUr.
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Hpfetd! Dtpttth 10 1hs Chicago Tribune.
DUBUQUE. In, Nov. ia serious accident
BY the fall Ut MI elevator. TIRES boys wero
badly hurt, Ol!o Auppohetl to ba fatally,
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8ptttai Dt.patch to 7hs Ctteaen 7rtbuae
MONTREAL, Nov. 7,-Tho Brttish steamer
Tcxaa. i,ow M passage from Liverpool tn
Quebec and AlontreA'. ias 3l60.o0o worth of
pedigree c0ttlg fur Callutil.
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ARTHUR AND MACVEAGU.
TIlE HEIuttrKn 4uAnItEt..

apttst Ntspasth ia TAs CAieaeo 1sthuns
WAsltlSGroS. u. IT,. Nov. 7.-rhs reportea
!ntvTylow btfswcon President Arthur
a1M AacVeasll Ut Cabinet meeting
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Mrs. v. X. brown. ut CarolltoH, 1lls
tpsetal ulssslteh 10 Tia JAteaah T+thIAa
t c@i91T"s' 1a" 't IT,, = Soy: sslfT vssn'9 IL
st. lI'ufs, .lieh this evening at tho family
resthpneu III tl.ts city, utter lOi,g nill pals,.
full Illness, IN llur 10Th year.
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Al pcrsnns niytng aHy tr.blc or vtHntton III
the siIeets III lurIa Are required 10 tHke nut u
llccnac. ln The uIlru VI thu Prefecture. whefo
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When these occur it Is always suddci1, aina
achievements hare to he hurried forward
froln ercat distances md always nj q heavy
cost for transportation Of mrti, llpfsrs,
wngons. md supplies. This cost III tin ug-
grepnle Will. In my Judgment. be more tllnn
sufficient to s,,pply MI Increase Uf 20 pnr
cant of private sOtlEers-alt tl,nt | would
ask for al ttts linic-brca,lse believe this i'll
creaae will attd little, It my, to
tho nnnual cnst 1T tho nrmy, and
yet rive great rclIctto o,,r ovcrtaxctl soldiers.
III, the last ten ycnrs ol,r frontiers haze 50
extended under The protection Ut our small
n,ny rs to ndd at least 81. zoo. .0oo. 600 to tho
taxable wealth uf tic Nation. This has ell
nhlett eintgrauts to settle up re,note parts Ut
tile country. md Is tho principal causc OF the
great prosperity which IL felt throughout all
parts Ut tho country. When tho National
Treasury was pnor mud 1onttetl with debt, tho
ARMY ontlcavored gracefully to snhmi. 10
ovcrwork. but thoy now appeal for relief;
and
/ no MOST EAfsNEsT1.y AsK
the honorable Secretary War tn apply to
Congress to repeal that clause Of tho existing
law which ltmtls tho enlisted force Of tho
ARMY to 21,00O Iner, md to enact That each
Md every company III tile ARMY may be Cit
listed 10 at lenst tlFly prtyates, ,uakIng
alxty-two enlisted men md TIRES officers
tn eac'l 40 companies, thus Increasing tho
army propar to :.',Gt,u enlisted rncl,, which
1talnbor, in practfcn Will probabfy never ex-
ccctl o5,0oo. 'Tlils should form tho cou,1atant
force; allti, ns experience md universal pruc-
ttce have demonstrated tile necessity for al,-
utler 0r rnoIl.con,Dntamt ftrcc, further urge
tint special provision he lnntlu by law for
each Of tho following soparato md distinct
purposcs--siz.:
Engineer battAEfnu u.........-............... 600
IHrlAnneht recruiting caMpAfitca md par-
Enlisted mE,t detailed OH general service
tE1SFksl,".... 4.u
Drtlrnnco Department tlal,oTera and mo-
,.EHAtnCH} :..s 4H
West Paint tatRehmpnta tntlitnsr ncn1emy} ~!
1'rls0n XtlNfll ut Fort LChrenWusth {sppvinl( 10
Hospital Stewards. 1h1
Ur'tnAncG ScrNclnts IT,
C1nn1isaury SurkeAhts. hts...............,....... ITO
lntllntt scuuts... ... -. ................ :, MN
Signal detachment. ....,..............,...,.. EO
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browns Iron Ii,ters permanently Eesturo weak
nerves, exhausted vitality, RITZ.
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AHt tcV
which number, ndted 10 tho 2G,OG0 be-
fore explained, will rlake tic total enlisted
force Ut eycry 1aturenllu kfhtt 30.I4O."
Gen. Sherman submits q st0tcrle,it Of tho
actual Humber Of enlisted men in tho reg,l-
lar nrnty Oct. 15:
Cnvnlry.. G8s,
Artlliery.. ................. .......,....... .4G}
Infantry ....... .......... .......... ..... 11rn
lotnl at'nlt'Hfafits... 1DSt6
Npil-eutu1ataatts tenEIneer battalion, ard
nance department, recruiting SERVICE,
signal corps. 37s1
Total cnllst9l eOrce Of army 20 bUG
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DTNwlDDIE COUNTY.

Say NAyIN0, September Is. 1881.
Dear Depaics The long drought Is
brokfu az iast. On the night OF the OH We
Dad 3 spieusifd rain. which extended over
tbe Whole county, and this morning 81 q
O'Clock q is raining again. The ram OF FRI
Day night VIZ accompanied by heavy isun-
Ger and vivid igolning, ana very severe
~ind-siorms 10 some portions Of the county.
A eyeicne descended upon the farm OF Mr..
+. II. Wells. to the western portion Of The
county. II struck directly upon bis tobacco
barn, taking The roof OF aud carving II
some half mile. The body o. The house.
which was buiit 81 logs. was iaken up 10
TIE foundation aud scattered over his to-
baeco'aeld, breaking aud severely ininrine
his crop Of tobacco. l have heard Of
no other damage done by ibis one. In
another and opposite portion OF The
county a tornado passed over the farm
Of DR.. c. Z. Tucker, doing corsiaera-
bic damage TO bis orchard and fepc-
ing; blew toe table and an the chsirs
out OF The dining-Toom, overturned the
poeitrv-houSe. aud in lis violence tore some
Of TIE chickens in twain. The Storm brought
with il atree fol- 81 apples that did not grow
on The farm. These facts are v0uched for
BY 2 son q Dr.. Tucker. This storm con-
AlHhtt ~ tetTsts olQNlDE t0NU some Dams
aud old out-buildiugs, but doing no very
serious damage. Bus IN orr Joy 81 having
the rain we gave only a passing notice Of The
storm. IL i true that the rain is too late to
90 he corn crop any good, vet the late
planted tobacco will be very much benefited,
rs viii the sweei.potato and tUrnip crops,
cabbage, &c, rs il Is still comparatively
early. The grass viii begin 70 grow again,
a1d TIE poor COWS be kept from starving.
II IS nOi toe lste vet to flliow for wheat. and
our farmers will not DELAY q moment to at
tend To this branch Of farming. Very little
blade-fodder has beer saved, and from pres
ent indications very little will be IN good
condition.
There Is not much outward show Of poll
ties in our county bui TIE political world
p % work. and We intend ~ give Daniel,
Barbour, ard Mckinney a msiority In oar
county. Our people are not satisfied With
the elevation Of Africa over The Anglo
saxon, as has been lone 10 some extent ia
this county ; and they will 20 20 court next
Monday and hear the Hon. J. Ran. Tucker
DO Mr. Allen brown, ADD they will return
70 their homes with the full determination
Of T6sci0sting the politics q the county.
FRANK.
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sis o. TIE msgniacent eGsft a rms rnllant
son o. tbe Valley; bet grand Il oeriaGnly
WIS, ~ al i4ir.fniadtd men, irresnertgye az
rasfies VII admit. his clear logic. HE
close ~reasoulng, anu bis powerful declams-
ton wffe most telling, aud the GOOD seeds
% ifwh sown by blm must and win bring
iorso standantfre!ts from the hopest hearts
iaio which sscv fen. II was our pleasure "a
aaye Judge VFerrall spend a uIebt In orr
mloe's asa 9 more courteous, kindly, ana
interesting gentleman we have never met.
Aay e sncctsS attend bis hbors during
1ne present CANVASS and always.
Toe Republicans Ia convention assem-
o'sa nominsted on Yesterday for The Leris.
lstsfs thafies 7 Dsniel te~olerecl-a strong
nomination and one that viii generally be
Supported hy The negroes, thus dfaninv
en- mSuy men from the Rtsdiusier ranks,
Arnold, OF Norfolk. addressed the Repub.
heans, aud Was very bitter, I understand.
IN pronunciation II Malone 4 60.
We had quite > refreshing shower here
tast nieht, but Il came too late. I fear. 10
benefit the crops much. A.P.
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Tsperai feIfrr1m % ne Dlsratch

INIU'AaA tttfN y ~ RNtfaANU
FIxcAs1LE, September 13-vsst crowds
were here yesterday TO greet Tucker snd
Fickisn, rnciudIBg a Iarge number OF ladies.
Conrnd, Of Montgomery, nskec for division
81 time. Tucker led OF 10 an srepment Of
n and = haii hours in his SPLENDID style,
receiving great applause. Then TIE discus-
sion commenced between Conrad and Flick
len I; Conrad to ommence for one hour, 10
which be made some fings 1t Tucker as 4
Bourbon, &C., aud made q very tame SPEECH,
bu, the most esndrd ye; heard from a Ma
EOneite. Fickien rose to reply amidst the
most tumuif0ous applause. The political
thermometer weBt up 10 2I2. His running
commentary on Conrad's speech snd the
doctrines Of the Malone party cannot be
excelled. The audience we're fairly wild
with enthusiasm. Conrad hardly attempted
10 reply ; sdmitted that he did not approve
the course OF bis party in voting for Cook
Sullivan; said be would not vote for
Shed Dungee (eoIored Rezdiusterl 20
Buckingham, against Ficklen. The lstter
closed the discussion in a splendid appeal
in behalf Of The pale, cripples soldier, and
the fair fame Of old Virginia. Waterloo is
term 10 describe The victory gained.
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rai,rnad Mnnlers.

NASHVILLE. September 14.-Tbe stock
holders OF the Tennessee Coast Railroad
which recently purchased the
Sewsnee coal-mines and biastiuinaees at
Cowan and the branch railroad interesting
the Nashville and Chattanooga road al TIE
ia,ter point. me. N this city and organized
Nv the election Of the following directors /;
Jobn n. Inman; c. c. Baldwin. president
TopisyjIle and Nashville railrosd; Thomas
Fyans and b. Il. smith, Of New York, Gen
eraI z. P. Alexander, frs vee-president
~ HE Louisville and Nashville road. OF
IouisvilIe: George A. Washington, zee
ond yice-president oi The Louisville ana
Nashville railroad, Of Tennessee; xGoV
ernor james 3. Porter, president oil me
Nashville, Chattanooga aad s.. Louis ROAD;
Nathan G. L. Baxter, J Thomas OConnor'
g, w. Fogg. A. s. Collier, James c. War
ner. and A. VI. shook. OF Tennessee. Ihe
directors met and exceed the following
officers President, Nathaniel Baxter, Dr.
Vicp.Presidens, A. :. Collier; Genefal
Manager. A. NJ. Shook. Ali the directors
were present except Messrs. BaidWln ana
Fyans. OF New York. The capital Stock
subscribed Is S. 600. 600.
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81


.-spS-HF0fSLkrGYE TICKETS
F ,ragND PsrkssnVfe-hhiitf AZ
~ ry fag saiSs-oPkSiNe OF TsE
f ssFeaIs-eksAGE 81 fRE LAFe
~,r-csiLD xilLkD.
SEPTEMBER IA. 1881.
.,f.ffs Wing AZ toe Republican,
T mss.fnr 10 the several wards Of
81 se5S ,n,sbi. and elected delegates to
hsra t,n. which. by order 81 TIE
Htn -~~,gee. IS ia be held on Friday.
-r,sa VIII nominate tive caodi-
II -. aver house ~ the General
&c ~ u voted Tor NJ toe November
a. s~sveral naaes are csuTaSSed IA
vfh The nominations to he
trptl them three wcitknOwR and
r.ee e,ioged men. from whom ne
n wta most probably De chosen.
n j. Bats. the chairman Of ihe
ff4 rsmmffee; ". y. stevens, and
az A. Jlrrs,@
4e fssea 90 steps towaIdS making
nl ~ toe General Assembly, but
II the proper time. Several
VI tesn suggested 30 connection
e,.5adscy f0r both parties, but as
So r,re suggestions II may Re too
10 usue BEN.
w., Z. ESQ, % Prince George,
b ~ eanaidste 81 the RsadiusieT
81 esion q the Senate, and thst
pisr8 vii be renowinated Tor the
s-,w proce George srd Surry.
~ s5iseent counties. as in this
Nil 10 al prebsbisity be three
i've tcseis N TIE neld. The Rsci-
g-ieatout wing Of Toe Republican
utl aaminaie candidates IN every
ubsaethe Republicans have q chance
.,esrf rains have started The mills 10
49, h, fais ,ecli0n. and much relief is
lv sFar3ed TIE farming Community.
ave opui The lands IN good eOndi-
~ allowing. ard the prospect l. tbst
--,s s~rer area VIII be seeded IN wheat
.tsr hes u.ual. The peanut crop IN the
eauare- l. believed TO be "a large
.-r 4 failure. Many q the largest
-,-e~ NH asrdiy realize enough to pay
\. sfairg a. spring. in view % this fact
r1oeof nus has considerably advanced.
IT, fal session Of The public schools Of
r..r.bu-r commences to-mOrro9, and u -
fyed iaere viii be z wucb larger enrol
-. of pupils than heretofore. 10 proper
- 10 he school population. The attend
81 4 children has been rather small du-
fhe past several years
rs Hsu0ysT Presbytery meets 81 MOTTO
-r Courthouse To-day, and the venerable
nr Tbeo. Pryor breaches the opening SER
IN.
Ttssorm 81 last Friday night is repre-
.rr-d to hsve been very severe IN a portion
Il Tfpwi3die county. Several bsrus were
b.vn down Or The wind ana several resi-
rts damaged more or less. The house
Ssuuel Fr0sise (cOiored). about thirty
niles from taSn. was blown down and one
4 "a. c1iarca KILLED. ROEIN ADAIR.
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Sew EngIana Erlghwaymea.

BOsroN, September 1A-Tbe following
additional particulars have been received Of
the daring robbery Of passengers on the
road between the Glen House aud Glen sta
lion. New Hampshire, yesterday: Ii Is said
one man stopped the team Of Mr.. Frank W.
Andrews, Of Boston, who was driving with
his family ahead Of the regular coach.
which contained several passengers. The
highwsyman was a large man, wearing =
veil. Before the coach drove IN be had
stopped Mr.. Andrews and compelled bin
to deliver $500 and ais watch. He also
took a pin from Mrs. Andrews. he then
aIlo we'd these persons TO 90 on and advanced
upon the stage. but the driver of the latter
started his hOrscs and attempted to run him
down. The robber fred bis pistol several
times, but wa thrown 10 the ground by the
horses. A passenger shot ~ him with a
small revolver and be Teireated 10 the
woods, leaving tue stage 10 go rapidly down
the hill, the leading horses breaking loose
and running ahead. As soon as ibe stage
reached Glen station word was sent ont 10
watch all the roads, and il Is possible the
rObber may be captured with two other
men, who are said 10 have been concealed
~ The side Of he road al the lime Of the rob-
berry,
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The Mlch,ran Fire Ylcnr,..

NEW YORK. September 1.-THE following
telegram was received TOT, morpiDg by Mr..
Charles p. Crosby, president - the Gichi-
gan Fire Relief Committee, IN this city:
sport Huron, Nich September ITO
Michigan Fire Relief Commitee, Aep York
CTfv. have just emerged from the burnt
district. ! baye travelled over seventy five
miles OF roads IN h.. The suffering and de-
vastation j. indescrlbable. In many places
o. iar as The eye ear see along land once
occupied by comfortable homes and pros.
porous people scarcely anything Is visible
but What seems a hOundless ga % ashes,
from which arises q sitting Od0r Of burning
1e.handb0nes. Blinded and fre-craIed peO-
Die abound. Transportation j. difficult and
supplies come through slowly, especially ~
o distance from The shore and railway. A
man Is asked the whereabouts Of his wife
and children, and be SHARES wildly be leaps
81 o crust Of bread snd leaps away like .
Wild beast. Almost hourly the names Of
additional yicilns are added 10 TIE burned
sud 70 the death ist. The homeless sre
thousands the blinded, scorched, crippled,
and dersnged are very, very many.
rSlsned1 81. :. MACDONALD,
sGSecrPtarV Committee
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By TsieKrapD
NEW YORK

Wv kNHAH
NEw YORK. ep,ember 4~.-y9on.-stocks HIGHER.
Money. 4a6 rer rfnt. rXchans, Lug. 41eA
snort 1854. STATE bonds dul. Governments nom
Sem iag.-money. 4a6 ger cen- Exchange,
4eO.. GOVERNMENTS sr0ng: new SIS l0l.s new
a.. sl5h; new as. ll71s. siaies Inactive.
WALL rBEEr YESTERDAY.
SEw YORK. S-ntemher I4.-The POSTS financial
active. United states bonts are = higher Tor DE
A.. which have been bought up 70 Ia the as
and exfeuded Sc have advanced -. STATE hnnds are
auI and steady. Railroad bonds are generally
strong. with speculative issues %buOyanf. Inc stpcs
market Opened atHut as % closed 5~esterdaN. there
vas fueu A fractional decline; me naiset lntn De-
came IA cfdedlv strong. aud in The following hour
prices advanced hgGZA for the general list ana . per
cent. Tor Burlington aud QuiBcy. Before noon me
market became heavy snd prices have since fallen
KIOSK per cent The latter also Burlington and
Quincy. The principal desungs have been IN Nesi-
cru Union Ieiegra0h, when "a laisn ,o -
92f N ihs report that the siattintnt - Oe
- ned To-Day viii De favorable. because % IN
clades he proceeds 81 saes Il securities. nrheers
or the c0mp1uy DENY the report Drid"afe' Lacha-
wanna aud western has declined i prr cent, win
NJ special reason assigned. AItbe c'ai shares pave
been active. as have also the iu1K-llne and The
Granger and southwestern shares. A nOtlbly-strOnE
sfOcE-nas been -. Paul aud Omaha. The only re-
corded sac Of Hannibal and IT. joe comu0n sock
TO-DAY IS of > shares a. 100. Inc pfeIelrta sIoeA
has fallen 90 112 from ll4r A We clote Inc gens-
RAJ market Is again improving Inc money kafket
Is EASY to-day ~ 4 20 . per cent. for cali loans ana
5 % 8 Der cent. for rle loans ana prime tnerchs-
lie naufr. n IS now said that The Treasury pro-
grsmne OF bond-purcaases will De mace pnbne on
saturday.
me following quoIafi0ns we're current TO-DAY al
2.8O T.. NJ: Western Union. 90a; New York Cen
trnL. l45a: Lake SHORE, lZ4A hich4Rab Genial,
gJk; New YORK, Lake Ere aud Western, 49,,
90. preferred. er4: dn. seconds. lOl4 DtiasAfes
.L-aeSawanna ana Western. 1895; New Jersey Cen
frsL. g6k: Deiaware anc Hudson, 1904; headlnr,
cas-; Northwestern. 1851; - raul lZls
Wanash and Psrinc. 5lN; DO p~referred- erN:
Union Paci1c. 1881; NJ n. and T~4lks Hannibal
and -. 81. preferred, llSs; OHIO and Mississippi,
as: 40. lr-f,rred. 1904: Pacldc Nal. 9lA;
a. a. and j. G.. ga; Northern P1uuc, common,
40: Do. preferred. Sla ian francisco com
mon. z6a co. preferred, 81 Rock Island. l3e;
tnesanegke md ONO. %; Louisville and NASH
vlle. GA: Nashville and ChaBannog3, 50 tnla-
rio and Western. 3lh: Manhattan Eevhied- ~;
Illinois Central. 1871: canada ,~outbern. %; che
cag0. Burlington ana Quincy. 1922: Denver snd
Rio Grande. ss&; -. Pful and Ou,ana, i3ei DO.
rreferred. IOGR: G.. q. q. and T., 92h; IRE aud
Western. sos: thicaPo, ~ Louis ana NeS Hrleaus,
7g Ad: Got. coal, 55A; ohio Central zss' Texas
Pscidc, So; Texas Pacific L. g.. 1879.
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