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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-10-17
II n w ID iIORNER
Classical, Mathematical. and
Commercial School

Henderson,, VANCE 60 ~
The Fall Session opens the Ith Nn-
day IN July next. The tcathcr- ."t
tried and experienced the terms r.l.n.
able and the accommodation are gI-,
class; the discipline l. good aud ..,
Course of Study thorough.
For circular giving particular a54lt..
the principals.
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RALEIGH. \. c.. Mar. "a. 1881

- Ati ~. lo0o.
Geo. G. Jordan, Esq, Genp Agt.. Sc,
Raleiyh. y. e.:
Dear Sir:-Bcfore taking a policy in
the Valley Mutual Life Insurance
Company Of Virginia. | carefully ex-
amined It's methods, and made inquiry
concerning its officers and management,
| was satisfied with the result, took a
full policy. and If it were allowable,
would take another in the same com
pany.
1t is the cheapest insurance j have.
and. 20 Tar rs | can judge, as safe as
any. Yours truly.
r.. L. GRAY.
To illustrate the truth OF the above
the Association makes the following
Showing. at the end of its fifth fiscal
year Sept. 3. 1883. viz: Membershi,
oVer six thousand Surplus over S75.-
600; Death claims paid over $500. COO.
Total number of assessi1ents since or
ganization. only twentv-nine.
Average annual cost pc $1,000 has
beer as follows: Age 81. $50. : aye.
25. $40; age 80. S. 0G: age s.. s 30:
age 40. 1915: age A.. elO.s so: age 50,
1890; age SIS. sl5.3s: age 60, Sl9. 20 :
q s.. $3.50
1t seems t. US the above is so con-
vincing that comment is unnecessary.
We will only add that among the
North Carolina members of this asso-
citation. we notice the names of t1over-
nors, G~uberuatorial candidates. Judges.
congressman, Lawyers, Doctors, Den
lists. Merchants. Mechanics. and last
but not least a large number of farmers.
which Mr.. Jordan informs us are class
ed AL in the statistics of life Insurance.
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Nfm ADVERTISEMENTS.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-10-17

CAPT. j. j. FRAY,
q. ID. RAND,
III. III. POWELL,
MAJ. r.. f. PETTY.
K, w. G..
Il. =.
Col. ;.
CAPT. NJ. w. PAGE.
J., ). X. IIoRNk.
!, j. J. THOMAS,
Err. +. ~STRAUGHAN,
j. CARROLL,
L, j. w.
j. III. CRAWFORD.
T. NJ. BUsBEE.
DR.. p f Hines.
Col L. S KEENAN,.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-11-24

Gen. Butler is defendant in a suit where
in he is charged with not having accounted
for $4,000 paid to him by the Togus branch
of the National Soldiers Home, the money
belonging to the general fund, of which the
General was treasurer. He denies that he
ever received the money, and says he will
pay it If it is proved that he owes it. We
do not doubt 1t; but the fact that he once
testified before congressional committee
that he kept no distinct bank account as
treasurer, although he had very large sums
Two or three hundred thousand dollars
sometimes-in his keeping as such officer, all
of which was deposited in banks as part
of his private account, shows that his prac-
tice as a custodian of public funds was not
characterized By methods commonly consid-
cred wise and prudent. On that occasion
he refused to produce his bank books show
ing his deposits of the funds of the institu-
ton, on the ground that he could not do so
without exposing his private business. A
treasurer who keeps his accounts in that
way might be capable of forgetting that he
received a certain sum as treasurer. if the
parties from whom it was received neglected
to take receipt.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-11-24
Books Recaiuad

THE BAY OF SEVEN ISLANDS AND OTHER
POEMS. By John iGreenleaf Whittier. Boston:
mon.) "a
He AND SHE; OR, A PoET's PORTFOLIO. BY W.
W. Story. Boston Houghton, Mifflin 8 Co. (Lor-
ing, Short & Harmony
MERCEDES AND LATER LYRICS BY Thomas
Bailey Aldrich. Boston, Houghton NIifiin & Co
(Loring, Short Harmony
The STORY OF My HEART. BY Richard Jeffer-
ies Boston: Roberts Brothers. (Loring, Short s.
Harmoa.)
SPANISH WAYS AND BY-WAYs with A Glimpse
OF the Pyrenees. By William Howe Downes Bos-
mon
TWILIGHT STORIES. By Louise Chandler Moul-
tor. Boston: Roberts Brothers. Noring, Short g.
Harmony
A ROUND DOZEN. By Susan Coolidge Roston;
Roberts Brothers Uoring Short Harmon.
TUE CLASSIC SERIES. History of Charles XIIa
King of Sweden. By NJ De Voltaire. Boston:
Roberts Brothers. Qoring, Short g. Harmony
EUGENE FRoMENTIE, PAINTER AND WRITER
By M. Louis Gouse. Translated by Mary Caroline
Robbins Boston: James r. Osgood q Co.
JOHN GREENLEAg WHITTIER A Biography By
Francis H Underwood. Boston: James b. Osgood
& Co. Q.oring, Short g. Harmony
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-11-24

The annihilation of the Egyptian expedi-
ton to the Soudan is likely to be far reach
ing in its consequences. With the force Of
Hicks Pashs destroyed, there is nothing but
the weak defences of Khartoum to prevent
the hordes of the FalseProphet from advanc-
ing into Upper Egypt and ravaging the whole
country. Between Khartoum and Cairo
there is little or nothing to arrest the pro-
gress of Ell Mehdi so that Lower Egypt is
also in some danger, and the English are al
ready alarmed The withdrawal of the
British troops had begun and the British
force in the country is now feeble. Of course
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-11-24
BEAUTY SOAP

fH4O keep the pores open, the Oil glands and tubes
IL active, and thus furnish an outlet for impure
ties in the perspiration and blood which cause hu
initiating blotches. backheads, and minor skin
blemishes especially of Infants to cleanse whiten
and beautify the skin, remove tan. freckles, sun.
burn and oily matter; so keep the hands SOFT white
and tree from chaps and roughness, prevent conta-
qusite skin beautiier and toilet bath and nursery
sanat.ve, redolent with delicious flower odors and
CUTIcURA healing balsams. use the CUTIcURA SOAP
Endorsed by physicians and chemists as absolutely
pure and highly medicinal. Sales 1881 and 1882
LOCO, COO cakes.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-11-24

England will take prompt measures to pro-
tect her interests by stopping any further
withdrawal of her troops and strengthening,
If need be, the forces which remain. 1t is
exceedingly fortunate for Egypt at this
time that she is in measure under the pro-
lection of England.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-11-24
THE HERITAGE or WOE

xk sole legacy to children by parents is neglect
ed Scrofuia. To cleanse the blood of this heredi-
tary poison, and thus the most prolific cause
OF human suffering, to clear the Skin of Dsfguring
Humors Itching Tortures, Humiliating Eruptions,
and Loathsome Sores caused by it; to purify and
beautfy the Skin, and restore the Hair so that no
trace OF the disease remains, CUTICURA REsoLvENT
the new Blood Purifier, diuretic and aperient, and
CUT1cURA and CUTIcURA SOAP, the great Skin
Cures and Beautifers, are infallible.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-11-24
I Had SALT RHEUM

In the most aggravated torn for eight years. No
kline OF treatment, medicine or doctors did me any
permanent good. My friends in Maiden know how
| suffered. When began to use the CUTIcURA
REMEDIES my limbs were so raw-and tender that L
could not bear my weight on them without the skin
cracking and bleeding and was obliged to go about
ON crutches. Used the CUTICURA REMEDIES five
months and was completely and permanently
cured. MRS. s. A. BROWN Maiden Mass
References: Any citizen of Maiden, Mass.
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7 H e u r e s S.
sAruRpAY MORNING. NOV. "a.

We do not read anonymous letters and eommnni-
cations. The name and address of the writer are in
all Indispensable not necessarily for publica-
ton but as guarantee of good faith.
We cannot undertake to return or preserve COM
municatons that are not used.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-11-24

We doubt if the American people are suf-
ficiently interested in the investigation of
the causes of the loss of the Proteus to war
rant the detailed reports of its progress that
are sent out from Washington. They have
served however to make it notorious that
the whole business was wretchedly misman
aged by those who had it in charge, and the
story as it is told reflects no credit on the
officers who were concerned in fitting out
the expedition General Hazen made
long statement on Thursday which of course
was in exculpation of himself; butSwhat he
asserted was fatty contradicsed by witnesses
who followed. General Hazen may be a
very able man, but if so, he has been singu-
larry unfortunate since he took charge of
the signal office. The public is becoming OF
opinion that it would be good thing to try
whether change would not result in better
caruioo
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-11-24
notice of Dissolution.

rsyHE co-partnership heretofore existing between
Il G. w. GREEN and i. +. Lynch, under the
by the death of Mr. Green. All accounts of the
late Arm will be settled by Il. F. Lynch The bus-
ness will be continued by the above, under same
name as heretofore. GhEEN &LYNCH.
November 18th, 1868. noV22dlW
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FOHg or GAN.
THE SOFIA SINGER, Part /.

l7y Il 7 . xA4N11IhI " D. I NIUE 90 Gus,
Teachers of the common method of note singing
will find in this book large and very useful guam
tity of syllable practice. note reader learn in
ID minutes to sing d, n S, {, and all the rest
Tonic-SolFaists will find this singer" equal to any
other.
OLIVER DITSON Il CO., Bostol..
nov22 TST&wtf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-11-24

The Boston Typogi aphical Union in its
fight with the Boston Post seems to be fast
getting worsted. The grievances of the
striking compositors were two-that the
foreman, Mr.. Cohick, was brutal in his
treatment of them, and that their wages
were too small. There can be no question
but that it was the duty of the Post proprie-
tors to redress the first grievance if it exist
ed. As regards pay it was optional with the
proprietors to increase it or not as they saw
fit If the compositors had stated their
complaints and the proprietors had paid no
attention to them, their conduct in leaving
their cases in body for the purpose Of Grip
ping the paper might have been defensible
But they did nothing of the sort.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-11-24

At one of the Democratic s'rallies,'; just
previous to the Massachusetts election, Cen
eral Butler, in moment of exultation ex-
claimed there's one to the dead already!
Hurrah for the next one that diesr' The au-
dacity of his egotism was not fully appreci-
ated until the votes were counted
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COPPER.COLORED.

have been afflicted with troublesome skin dis.
ease covering almost completely the upper part of
my body, causing my skin to assume copper-col-
cred hue. 1t could be rubbed off like dandrnf and
at times causing intoerable itching and the most in
rnd other advertised remedies, but experienced no
relief until procured the CUTIcUTA REMEDIES.
which, although used carelessly and irregularly,
cured me, alaying that terrible itching and restor.
ing my skin to its natural color. am willing to
make affidavit to the truth of this statement.
Milan, Mich. S. G. BUXTON
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QUEER MANGUVRES.

A LECTURE on the above subject will be deliver
on Tuesday, Nov. "a, at 7.3O p. M, by the
Rev. j. W. Hamiltno, ID. D., of Boston, Mass.
Admission-Adults 15c; Children Zoe.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-11-24

Sold by all druggists CUTcURA. 90 cents
REsoLvENT, 81; SOAP, 20 cents. POTTER DRUG
AND CHEMICAL Co., BOSTON, MASS.
Send for Chow TO Cure skin Dtsenses.n
no2l WS&w2w47
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-12-22
From Washington.

ACCORDING 10 the annual report Of tho
Commissioner OF Agriculture, issued on the
ilth, ths total value Of forest products for
the past year was $4,000, 900. He urged
the value OF forest culture.
IT was estimated on the iith by the Do.
pariment Of Agriculture that the cotton
crop would exceed G,o0O, 900 bales.
ORDERS have been fiyen by the Post.
master.General to postmss,ers throughout
the country 10 exchange as application is
made the three aud six cent denominations
Of postage stamps and stamped envelopes
for others Of different denominations.
Stamped envelopes will be exchanged at
full current rate, also stamped envelopes
that bear printed addresses. Stamps and
envelopes Of issue prior 10 1851 will not 10
exchanged.
SENATOR d. N. sABIs, Of Minnesota, was
elected Chairman Of the National Repub.
lican Committee at It's meetipg In Wash.
ingion ON the 18th, rice Marshall Jewell,
deceased. II was resolved that the M.
tional Convention b. held Tuesday, juno
., and Chicago was selected ns the place
Of meeting.
The following were nominated as ON.
GERS Of the Senate at the Republican Sen.
atorial caucus ON tho 18th: SECRETARY, Gen.
eraI Arson q. Mccook, OF New York;
Chief Clerk, Charles W. Johnson, Of Min.
nesota; Executive Clerk. James II. Young
Of Pennsylvania; sergcan,.at. Arms, w. r.
canady, Of North Carolina; Chaplain
Rev. y. L. Iiuntlsy, Of the Metropolitan
NJ. y. Church, Washington.
A CALL has been issued by the National
woman's Christian Tcmpcrancs Union fol
the States 10 celebrate on December q th,
tenth anniversary Of tho woman's cru
sade.
THRouonoUr the United States and Can
ada the business failures during the scvei
days ended on tho 18th numbered Isl
against ssp the previous week. The distrl
button was as follows: New England States
70; Middle. 81; Western. 50, Southern, ~
Pacific States and Territories, 20; Canadi
and the Provinces, u.
IaaIgRAsTs % the number Of 70 ,3a3 ar
rived In the United States during Novem
ber, against l0,o25 for November, 1882.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-12-22

w diFrhafsfAe nssmisn " flyA Salvation
NrmF ifaH HfFeRt FeNaafiF "a #fw ti4tsH.
~ \. .=.sa. a. staaglf wainpi lhsm
iealinHs
~ laresilsaiiha fammll e. an me- iiih
discovered lnhnmaH treatment ~ thA iHss
N tha Iiaasr II ltsfHks taf iatehlis btlln
qasHts At Hseha=sHf, n ", snl ihfeo
evsrseers sad eelef ealests vsfe de-
Missed.
A Hfessf Gre destroyed he STANDARD
Tleateg ~ Fsw YsFk elit, sasslhs i,.ss
NJ fiA1W.
us The hlfhs II ihe iath fius occurluil
N ihe HiHe Meaataln tunnel, heat Now
burg, "a, between gro and Italian work
men, during which foaf u tho former wefe
shot, one fatally.
TITS failure l. Announced of ~ &, Wick.
ham a Co., bankers, Of Tlaga, "a, for
5000.
Fins few days ago swept away tho
Harris mill At Lowell, MAST, valued Al
sjl,0Dl, An explosion of naphtha ~ Nh
ndjnlnlng faotory blew over wall, by
which nine fifemen were injured.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-12-22

fwps srnhHAa Wtta hAfsaf - ID iHk
nv mHiH lleassAf nv e. Hahiha
iafh. Nlst WHF hHH Fllias a Hhaltg,
WU
Lev f,Wsa thefiaN mafdasst. was
shH' leah VI DEPUTY sheriff = aeslls
tillo Ctnfthpl'e ua ~ tlih. II aetofIth5s
eth lnalah law
hsoeH iiesws laulissal wss hsasssI ~
ile ilih ashaliias. \. q, iai slss asaf ast u
hls wife
nrHisa floi ~ ihe ilih II ana u the
polls a ne Democratic tfimaty elections
~ New Uilsahs fuitf shots wefe nd. and
Captain A. = Fofiitf. tlas neaaaa sed
kdwsfi MasaH we're hlIlsd. AHd HhsfIH
brewster aud ten others we're wounded
The sheriff and ihrre n bis deputies wefs
lorkei ~,
TwrLvr salponkeepsrs on trial In the
Common Pleas Court II Cambridge, a.,
we're on the illh sentenced by judge FRA
rier 10 terms " imprisonment aRgreEailna
four hundred days, and inedio the amount
of siliO, for violations oi the reutt Llq
nar law,
IN the Bond trial Al llIllsboro, iil,, on lhs
iith the only witness was Lawrence Helm
lcin, M uncle " John Montgomery, one oI
the defendant, and his evidence was 3,
the efrcct that the latter several times
asked advice as TO The propriety Of full
confession.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-12-22
Foreign Intelligence.

Dublin on tho evening of the lith u
banquet was rendered TO Mr.. Parnell. and
IN n speech ho nrraigned the Irish execu.
tive for tyranny aud oppression, assert.
Ing that Earl Spencer was only "bottle.
holder TO Buckshot rofster.n At the next
election he cxpcctel that eighty National.
lists would hc c'ec,ed, aud then ireland
could say how England would lc gov,
erne l--whc,her by Whigs or Tories. Par.
nell was presented by Lord Mayor Daw.
son with a check for fas,OO), the NATIONAL
tribute.
REv. DR, WILSON was on the llth dis.
missed from tho cnracy Of 1t. Georges
Cathedral at Kingston, Ont, for attending
the meetings of the Salvation army.
80 LARGE q number Of persons assem-.
bled recently 10 receive aims from the rci.
aiives Of deceased Moscow merchant that
a crash occurred, many being killed and
several injured.
The failure Is reported Of Beyton a Pey
ION, bcdstead manufacturers Of Birming.
hsm, Eng, for $4,000.
In the British Islands a terrible storm
ragged on the 18th, causing the wreck Of
many vessels, destroying numerous
structures, killing and drowning scores ~
persons, aud flooding low.lying dlstrlcts
On tho 18th the Mayor Of New Laredo,
Mex, was arrested for participation IN the
recent train robbery on the Mexican Ma.
tional Iinc, aud other prominent officials
were said 10 be involved.
EIonTErs pcrsops have been executed IN
servia for completely In the late rcvslts.
Four Of these were priests, four merchants,
one schoolmastcr and nine peasants.
FEDERAL soldiers recently attacked thIr-
ty-two bandits IN tho Combre Del Oca
Mountains, Mexico, and killed Ave; tho
others fcl. One soldier was killed.
TnE failure OF Abbott, Page 4 Co., Lon
don stock brokers, for $4,000 Is an.
nounced.
fRom Hue, the Capital Of AMMAN, advices
Of the 18th confirm the correctness Of the
report that Hicphmh, tho King OF Annam,
Is dead, and that he was poisoned by secret
enemies acting In the capacity of servants
in the royal household.
In the Province Of Alicante, Spain, a
hurricane on the i3th prostrated four hun.
dred olive trees, demolished tho auays at
Denis, inundated the town. and wrecked
fourteen vessels.
A CONSPIRACY 90 murder landlord was
discovered by the police AZ Castlebar, IRE.
land, on tho 18th, and detectives had been
sent 10 England 10 make arrests.
In the northern coal districts OF France
all the miners have been dismissed for be.
longing TO n workingmen's society.
Orr the English coast the Dutch steamer
Aux foundcred In the recent gale. and the
crew Of twcnty-onc persons pcrished.
DuRrao fair on the 18th IN church nj
Kingston, 0nt., an easy.chhir was voted
10 tho most popular politician, when
the friends Of the defeated candidate selxrd
the ballot-bor, suiff@i Il literally and gavs
the prize 10 thrir fayoriio. The attorneys
OF the victim threatened TO bring suit fol
tho chair.
ADyIcEs of the 18th state that tho In
habtants of two provinces Of the Argen-
time Republic were suffering greatly from
/ famine.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-12-22

MaspAr. ilte. n A ,asmnsi,l "a. nj.
ssii'si ln ihe ssaAis ffpm Meslrab w.
ssans H+hlist fuf ponslonM W. Voorhees,
ahsfst feseluilan expressing dl.ap.
Ink.hiles 4 ihs rlan pf trfprinatlaa ths
shfi'iHi dsid N The interest n ihe
Fatiehsl lssaksi also y rufaiailan l,rh.
las = iha purchase fof National reet
~ ths grounds aceurisf w the Heyoluflon.
az army ai Valley Fmss. H. me House
sisht Hundred aad twensy.fouf hills welu
inir<hurei ani the call N States was only
LaitlallY completed. There were numor.
t'ia propositions 10 forfeit unearnei land
gfanls, 70 atnead NE Homes cad and rrc.
einpil9n laws, 70 lint the coinage N III.
YER 70 am Ind The iarif, and 10 reduce
Newspaper roataAs.
TufsBAf, Dee. il..-Mr Rhernau pre.
seiitei bill IN TIN Senate 10 enrour.
age closer commercial relations with Me..
ieo, llrazil and tho Central ani South
American Republic. Mr., Ingalls, offered
apetillon for pensions for ex.pnsonern Of
war At the executive session Walter O
ervsham was connrmed M Postmaster. Don.
eral' IN tue House hills were introduced 10
make trade dollars legal tender, fora Con.
sutntional Amen lment TO suppress polyg.
amy Tor tho admission OF Arizona a.
state to abolish tho duty on salt; 10 re.
peal the intcrhal.rcvenuc laws; to Increase
the pensions Of onc.armed and oneleggod
soldiers, and TO admit Utah AZ State.
MIR, Robinson of Nayy Vork ,Oa..l ....a
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-12-22
mAfH MAILING niIra.
fsefIAfe laes#sgHileH fHHsHH NJ aevers
salsa ~ Hasisaa sfWltalsss i,Nmailshfa,
sbiFFisa isssif#Tsas faaas Aui,msfssa
Naa HsHg fftss Lest


shirFiss iissifHssa, I.aaas Nuilmsfara
Haa HsHg Lives Lest.
fosba. liru 10
fhefe uafu Fil.lsHi gales lhfounh0w Ens
Land lasi evening, sht mueh asmsae waa
dene N issHdga anI tie provinces. A.
WslfefhalntfHi the kshlllilon nnllilna,
-hleh was eHly partially sompisiei. was
s'ss1.2fsd. A. sseft. lampposie 10 We
s1.s. s aFs issni Hueh property has h on
,sa = land sHd sea AMI many uvcs
st ha.s = - wufv torn 40 apl rafrled
sway The ew',5the ilsrlcia " illfmlne.
"aai wefe ho.'siesl' s.Duftlon " me chnfrh
% ~ thsd. Derry, Was derollsh.d, ma
Congregational Church s.,e %. 49,
damaged. The parish Church to,he,hah
"a nueh injured. Chimney shass v.gs
,h''wh down At Manchester, Leeds, ~, A
Mks sas'hoidef near bradford was cab
s'ssu ah' The Chemical Works q, wlIna.
we're aas.Haei. The Leicester tlsrIarc
worms ws'e destroyed. Az BlrLenhesa
great 'a'naE' wac dime. The ohIef officer
o' s'sa'nrr ius arrived ffom Glasgow
was Killed. The resl ests were overturned
and many balldiae, dam.red. Al In.
ealn s The psraprs q Tho tower of ,hs
Cathedral wa- ir<~a Jo.. w.
ship was blown irom itsS.- novn,
fast ilarhur. Az south MlelIs yn.rela
bfoke adfift. Three wherriA were surL
The british ship liverpool, knn, ouehcr
for ureenock, l. a total wreck har Ntran.
rssf. scotIaUdA Only q man Al a boy
were saved Of the crew. Two potkns x,.,,
killed at Hull aud asveral Injured. "A nor.
tion of Portsmouth IL flooded. Az I,,,i..
pool many ships wire damaged. An.
mlngham two persons wore killed sii a
number injured. Three were killed In Nr'
chester. At Dewsbury three wcre klEd.
At Chester man was blown down IN M
street and killed. Two persons were kills
= Llversedge, A portion Of the roof OF y
Ary's Church, Berwick, Was destroyed
Svernl houses In the suburhs of Noting
hm we're blown down. AZ kildwirk IN,
gaometer was demolished. Tho post,
telegraph inspector was cut IN two at Leeds
At iradfard monuments IN tho cemetcr,
and ipcrtlon Of the depot OF the Midlan,
RailMy were blown down. Several YES
sells dtksd In thu Mrrsey wcre damaged
Two VESSELS were wrechcd ~ Dunarc
HcotlaH, and two men drowned. Lowland
OF West Lancashire aud IN thu Garstanl
District ne flooded. At Glasgow tho dam
age to property h very great.