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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-08-10

The highest tribunal Of Nebraska has
decided that no one except the original
purchaser of n round trip excursion ticket
which is sold at n reduced rate can use 1t,
and that any other person than the origin Al
purchaser, attempting to use such a ticket,
II put of the train or obliged TO pay full
fare, can not collect damages from the
railrOnd co mpnny.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-08-10
Mnna Connty reorles OenvsSllon.

Auvo,e,s n. Wood county are requested 10
-, 4, mass eonvcr,lou, 10 the court b1nsc
wa Ysrs Rowling Green, o., on Saturday Sept; ,
lass, ., 10 o'clock A. NJ, to place ~ nsm'"a"""
candidates loy the following county uitecs
Representative,
Treasurer,
Clerk,
Commissioner,
lnfrmary Director,
Coroner,
Surveyor, -
a,d m trar.oct all other business which may
p,opcrIy come before the convention
liz orser of. PEOPLES COMMITTEE.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-08-10

President Backus, Of the Ohio Liquor
Dealers Associulion, says the organization
is in favor of license, and one which
shall yield n revenue equal 10 that now
afforded by the Scott Law, bnt will insist
upon a graduated license system which will
have fair ratio between the amount paid
and isiness transact, d,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-08-10

AL rains arriving in Toledo. Via other lines,
make closc connections with the S,uih bound
train of the Columbus, Hooking Valley and To-
iedo Knilway.
Direct connections made in Union Depot at CO.
umbu- Tor Newark. Zanesville, Pitt. burg,
Wheeling. Baltimore, Washin gtuh aud Philndel-
phia: also for DAYTON, Cincinnati, Louisy illc
aud all points South and Southwest.
Trains will arrive and depart frum Toledo and
Columbus Hooking Valley and Toledo Railw sY
Company Depot. summit STREET
W. II HARRISON. Gen'l Ticket Agent.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-08-10

The following are the principal points
contained in the Scott law:
tynpaid assessments and penalties thereon
will attach as n lien on the real property
sn that the landlord is re'ponS'b'e ior the
payment.
Any salounist who commences buslness
or property no, owned by. himself or WIN
an, The w,i,,en consent of the owner If
liable TO lie fined SIS to 800, or imprlso''-
ed ten days or both, each day" conlinu-
ance 10 lie M additional oflense.
Suloonists who return their business NJ
de,lers in malt or vinous liquors and who
shall sell Intoxicating liquors shall have
500 added to their Sl52 assessment, and II
any OF these increased asseSsments are not
maid when due the penalty shall be ~ pei
cent. added.
The revenues and fines from this law are
10 I've distributed rs follows: One lourtli
TO the poor fund Of the county; the remain
ing tlree-iour,hs equally between the po
lice and general funds; and where corpor-
ations have no police funds The three
tourtl,s shall be placed in the general innd
Any person who sells Intoxicating hlaor
TO minors or drunkards shall be fined Iron
S25 to 500, or imprisoned ten to thir'!
days, or both.
The dead letter law which forbids th
selIing OF inioxi xics,ing liquors 10 be dran'
on the premises il repealed.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-08-10

New Orleans latest expedient 10 prevent
Maria Clark Gaines from collecting her
recently obtained Judgment Of $4,000 900
against thMcity, is an ordinance limiting
the tax levy to 20 mills on the dollar.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-08-10

The most valuable cargo ever shipped 90
the lakes, aud one Of the most yaluabls
ever conveyed in any weasel, was carried
by the propeller Nyack from Duluth to
Buffalo on her last trip. II consisted Of
s2.5OO,OOo worth OF silver from the Mon
tana miues.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-08-10

Cincinnati paid during The year ending
July 1, seven dollars per pupil more Il,nn
Chicago for school instruction. The ex-
pense per pupil in Chicago was Sl3.lo, in
Cincinnati S2O,l7. And Chicago claims tn
have the best schools nj any city.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-08-10

Near Tiflin, ]. II. Belts was thrown from
mower and badly cul. and will die. Also
john Feller, near Attica. IN the same cou, /.
~, WAS thrown from his mower and the
machine passed over his head and crushed
II, killing hin instantly.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-08-10

The deepcst running e,reum that Is known
is the Niagnrs river, just under the suspen-
sion bridge, where IL is seven hundred feet
deep by actual measurement.-N Y. Times,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-08-10
Chairman Executive Committee.

The Savannah ((ia.,) Weekly Echo says
The colorcd farmers Of that State seem Z"
have been quite successful with Their
farms so far this year.
Detroit Free Press: The people oil IN
nois must have tremendous noses. A lie
is worth only $4,000 in that State, while
Peoria jury has fixed the value "i one
eighth of mans nose, that was bil'en' al
SLIGO. This would make the whole most
worth Sl4,0sO. or nearly three times th'
worth of the whole body.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-08-10
-
LICENSE.

Many well meaning people in discussing
the temperance question, advocate the
adoption of well considered license law, az
bnlwa rk to break the in-rolling waves of
intcmperance. Have they Investigated the
subject? Have they read, carefully, the
history of Legislation upon 1t and noted its
results? or, do they give utterance 10 a
vaguely defined impression made upon their
minds by the declarations of others as little
informed as themselves?
II is not nay purpose to speculate or phil
osophise upon the subject, but simply to
state few well established facts.
The earliest attempts to circumscribe the
evils resulting from the Use of intoxicating
drinks, were made by the enactment OF
license laws. More than 300 years ago, a
license law was passed in England, intend
ed 10 restrict and regulate the traffic.
From that time to the present it has been
amended about 800 times with the view OF
rendering it more effective, yet there is
more drunkenness in England than in any
| other nation on the earth. One Of her pro.
foun,lest thinkers mot n temperance man
has recently published to the world hi.
conviction, that, if the government was
subver,ed il would be through the intem'
perunce Of her people. License has proved
utterly futile in restraining the traffic.
Massachusetts, sought. during 200 years
TO limit and control the drinking habits o.
it's people but drunkenness was continu
ally on the increase until in 1857, whei
the evil became insupportable, and pro
hibi ory law was enacted. This law con
linued in force ten years. not a sufficien
length of time TO give il fair test, bu
during that period, intemperance sIeadil
decreased. In Nov. 1867, through til
persuasive influence of politicians and run
sellers the people were induced to elect
legislature which repealed the prohibitor
law and re enacted license law. Wha
was the result?
The official report OF the Chief Of III
Boston Police showed the following re
suits for a period oi only three month,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-08-10

PENSIONS other OH ~%%aS %i:ss,i1's %s:',s %i% &
dependent parents entitled when death resulted.
Claim reopened restoration. increases, bounty ,
tack pay and discharge obtained. Apply nt
once, delay preiudices your rights. Fees liked
by law. Address, with stamp. the old establi-h-
ed firm Of EDISON & CO., Attorneys and Claim
Agents, 8l7 +. St., Washington, b, q,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-08-10

Speaking Of 'Jer.ey Justice" Halfway
LAWYER declares that New Jersey deserves
nil The high praise she gets for promp''
,nswerying and merciless Justice to law
L-o,kars Criminals are in that State con-
demned and punished without difficulty or
ae,ay. This is all the more remarkable
lie thinks, when il ia considered tlat at The
e,Is of New Jersey lie the two largest cities
Of the new world, New York and Philadel-
mia. However, 1t is TO this very iact mat
.h,rsey Justice owes it origin. "For hall
seut,,ry,n he ex plains, "philadelphia and
New York have sent maranders into New
Jersey. Either as roslering excnrsionl''s
lazy tramp., or professional thieves, they
come ready for mischief. When caught,
they are almost always without money or
friends to hinder punishment, the Just Sc
ver,ty of Which there Is nobody but them
selves to dispute. These cases long Hgo
h,biluated our courts TO CELEBRITY, and that
ia what led to the establishment oi The
much vaunied Jersey justice l don't kno"
that our officials are better men imam '.'
average IN other States, but It Is certain
thai they do better work from habit"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-08-10

We are taken TO tusk by Mr.. g. w. Evers
Tor allowing the Use Of our columns ior 'he
warfare being waged ON the ditch question
As we are willing TO take the responsibility
upon o,,rseli and abide hy the consequences
he should not he so ready to dictate what we
.e,ect for our columns. Mr.. Els communi
cation may be lound in another column
and should we lie taken 10 task for allowing
,,sappearance, we will he ntour wits end TO
know what to do With ourself. Probably
he has no, published apnper long enough
to know that the publisher Of a newspaper II
not responsible for the IDEAS OF his CORES
pondents.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-08-10
". <. WILLIS a Bro,
DEALERS IN
FURNITURE,
cR0CzERy, STONE
& Glassware, Lamps,
] n De R (! AKIN G
GOODS &C.,

Have at last succeeded in drawing
from their competitor. MR.. o. D. H.,
a list of prices, and by it you will
Sc his prices of one year ago,
and also those of to-day, and. you
can readily see that in many things
he has made reduction of at least
% per cent, and many who one year
ago bought goods in the above lines
at the MAMMOTH HOUSEHOLD
FURNISHING HOI SE," stand
ready to testify that the former
prices advertised by the proprietor
of the same are correct.
AND NOW WHY THIS RE-
DUCTION IN PRICES? Simply
because he now has opposition, and
in order to sell any goods he is
forced to mako this reduction.
And yot W. X. W. d b. will
pledge themselves to sell all goods
in the above lines for less money
than they have yet EVER BEEN
OFFERED BY ANY ONE IN
WOOD OR ADJOINING COUN-
TIES. Furthermore they will de-
liver all goods in town or county
Free of charge.
Call and examine our goods, get our
prices and satisfy yourselves that w =
X. Willis & Bro, NEVER ADVER-
TISE ANYTHING but what they
can furnish at one minutes notice,
aud at prices that defy competition.
They came to Perrysburg, not only to
stay, but to build up more extcn-
sive trade in their line than has ever
yet been done by any firm. And they
are bound to succeed aud they WILL
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-08-10

Incrense in 1868 for one quarter, 704
in Boston alone. The Chief Of Police in
his report rtate1 :"The above described
"ifenses are always recognized by police
courts and the records Of police stalions as
cases OF drunkenness"
Gov. Claflin in his inaugural address
Jan. 1869, said: "a moral and christian
peop'e can not remain inactive when they
see such results as are following. and ARE
sure 10 follow the sale Of intoxicating
drinks 10 the extent that now prevails
in our hitherto quiet aud orderly stale.
This increase Of drunkenness and crime
during the last six months, as compared
with the same period In 1867, is very
marked and decisive AN Ia the operation
Of the law. The stale prison, jails and
houses oi correction are being rapidly
filled, and will soon require enlarged nc,
coninOlaiions II i!ie commitments con
time to increase M they have since the
present law went into force. The inyrease
Of commitments fnr The 4 months pre-, io,is
TO The lsi Of Oct. 1868, over he same iine
im 1867, is remalksblr and demands the
careful attention Of The coInmuniiy. In
the 3 months alluded 10, in 1867 65 per
sons were committed Ia the Inie prison,
and iD the same perioi IN 1868, there
were 1856 commitments more than dOubip
the nun,brr .of the previous year"
ln the rep RI of the chief constable ol
charities and of The Inspectors 0f The
rtalc prison, lie foregoing st,.ments are
rtrongly emphasized.
From tliese we see that uNn the enact
ment of license law, drunkenness and
tnl I..r u.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-08-10
IN uvs UNDERTAKING DEPARTMENT

~ WV
We have all the goods necessary to
supply the wants Of both Wood and
adjoining counties. Furthermore we
will say that as we are not obliged to
keep one or more hearses, we can do
the business MUCH LESS than any
other party or parties who do keep
two hearses, And why, simply be-
cause in buying from us you are not
obliged to pay interest or taxes on
money wo might have invested in
hearsos.
Thanking all who have been kind
enough to favor us in the past with
their patronage We hope that by
square dealing WITH YOU ALL IN
THE FUTURE, We may be able to
give satisfaction to all.
Respectfully,
W. X. WILLIS & BRO.
Perrysburg, Ohio,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-08-10
Republican County Convention.

Tb, Rcpublicans of Wood county will meet IN
mass convention al the Court House ~ LOWING
SAeen on the 23d day Of August. 1888, NJ ~
o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose ot putting n
nomination, the following county ocke''
Representative.
Commissioner.
Clerk.
Treasurer.
Infrmnry Director.
Coroner.
hlso 10 select SO delegates To tue oeha.or,a.
Conyen,inn to be held at Toledo, w., hugu"
2Sih, 1888. ,,;,,, IA. sov
In the organization Of the convention we sev.
erai townships win be entitled 10 Tue 'o'o"'"R
vote: Az
Can,.r .......' '''' ''.'Oi
Fteedom.... ... ..'' '''' ''' go an
I,.nrr ....'. ..-''- - ov
I,to.,,........ ...........- ..-.'' ''''
u;ddii,ton =. 1t. .... -.'''' '.'' $500 o.
Moptronery .......... ''..'''." ..
perrysbura .............'.. '''' 80 'va Wv
Portage. ...''''' 80 -,
Troy -. ...'.''' '''' ---. .,
Webster .... 80. ..... ...'.''' -,
GUY. U. NEARING,
Chairman Genital Committee.
Il y. PARKER,
Chairman Executive Committee.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-10-04

The poultry breeders Of Hspmouton.
N. u, have underworld 10 settle the vszed
question Is to which breed Of poultry is
The bestfos general purposes. The Bsah.
mas. Plymouth rocks, wyapdottes. Leg
horns. Lsngsbans and Hcudsns we're ex-
perimented with. not only Tor egg produc.
ton but for market purposes. The Hou-
dams and Wysndottes were too late in The
trial, bat the verdict Of the majority Of
the breeders is in favor Of the LAngshsns,
which grow TO large size. lay very early
add until late IN the season. rarely set. and
stand the climate we'll The chickens Of
that breed grow very fast, are compact
and realize the highest market prices.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-10-04
FOR sAErdiol yIo10aT
House and LoI in Manchester,

ofi,r fol sale my h. MS and 10, lecsted on Main
street Ia ihe village u MaDoheriei H,m.e new
also new barn. hard and soH water. Dung f.,it
trees. Fine location. 1erms re.,on. Bile.
WALLACE LAMPsnN.
Manchester, VT, Feb 26lb, 1873 ii,f
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-10-04

Every llonse should have in the princi.
pal, or living room. at least fireplace,
il only for use 10 summer, or ia the warm
month";. Thre Is rarely amonth in
which there il not long and oold storm,
or IL Ills not cold there il IN all-psrsAding
damppess. which tsquiress hss " tsnaove
it. In the Northern States ths Tfsaent
month and the nsxt. are among The Bsost
enjoyable, - TO weather. Of I'll the twelve.
Yet cold storms Of seven days duration
are frequent, and II there il not such
storms, warm. genial days are followed by
chilly nights. bringing change 70 gsea
that only the most robust can rpdure IT,
anffbc foundation Of serious ilineas is
Often Ind ut this time At this seasop a
fire. especirily at night is often needed
for both comfort and health, and no house
should be without provision for 1t.
While fire 10 stove is vastly better
than none at all, by all means, where pos.
sibie, have in mn open fireplace. Aside
from its social effect, the air Of cheerful.
ncss which i fireon the hearth brings with
it, such fire also brings ventilation, 8
change Of air. a removal Of dampness and
steeuation, snch asa close stove does not
afford Ii our climate we rarely have u
month, even in summer, in which firsis
not Il times needed We're the provisions
for making 1t mora general. we should
hear. mucb less Of .'inalaria y Alal-sria
means bad air; good air comes with an
open fre, IS well as brightness and cheer.
fullness Am Agricdtyria
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-10-04

vssal ebasssteas.
Ash ths most eminent physician
OF sny school shat is the best thing ID
the world for quoting and allayipg oil ir
riiaiion OF the nerves and caring all iorm'
Of nervous complaints. giving natural. re
freshIng sleep always.
And they will tell you unhesitatingly
Some form Of Hops"
CHAPTER l.
Ask any OF the most eminent physicians
"What is the best and only remedy thai
can be relied on 10 cure all diseases OF the
kidneys and urinary organs; such al
Bright's disease, diabetes. retention or IN
ability 10 retain urine, and Ill the Diseases
and ailments peculjas 70 Women X
And they will tell you explicitly and
emphatically, "Buchu.
Ask the same physicians
{" hat is the most reliable and suresi
cure for all liver diseases or dyspepsia
constipation, Indigestion, bliousness, ma
lsrial fever, ague. etc" and they will tell
you: Mandrake or Dandelionl
Hence, when these remedies are com,
bined With others equally valuable, and
compounded into Hop Bitters snch
Concluded next week.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-10-04
Ghisilfs.ys

a coed gets ~ pus docs nsA nssd
Hat asrrf mss ,'.s s"sA e"ei' ss.-
q gs3l shsi u 10
Ia 10 ass -, be 10 II NO uss IN ihas
hes s@ia u y caa ~ nsahias slss ~
rnss se'te 40 gasymsS.
-- Tbs deaf giri vbe srfis hsr io,s
yih tesshsf fan viii hh him With .
tgooassaes 10 after life
~ an soing 10 turn over = nav lsAf.
). SO caterpillar rensskes strn be had
.acns.io'i, ruined lbs one be VA 90.
"A scboollsay rsmsris thai shsn Bio
istslsg anasriAkes 10 ''shos him stss 70
wn No. oaly Sod. cat vhieh - switch
-uss J. slets lie cwsd shea cts
.sasr. - shsa eaa loves. says rhiisso'
pber NJ Sisss~a chen e1s be- e's.
Sos tAsi have rcs az bay 10.
an I've fsils~a banner. ssiet ihe ssr'd
" sls 10 great, ia,ser icr scs'j shossf'
Misi J. s.id 10 keep mi. and 'aies
oni II ibe h6us. ~ msn owned i'''a'
4. saaid s,so 'heep ,be solff'om the iocr.
+ sssne 49, .ays rsnu.son siii -fiss .
aael 10 hi. Id,,s Of the kiug u viii
10 nsa,ed. gJgls iro.a, lAs Idol q The
Qnesn."
-oae Of The ..dJe.i sights 10 these bard
tsa,s. . 10 ses soman With nve-foo'
i.a-i,an,i irsias "a alter his pant. 10 nj her
s,k 'aoi son
A las.e Ger 70 NJ ps'of says ,nss VIE
oais maa sho esrf got enrassj al him Tor
4, "a " ssl.1s aala apa lske ~ iAfs y.
run fhnmb.
i when Hamle, said But have that
uillin shieh pas.cih show. Il Is believed
that be bad 10 bis poke, complimentary
ticket for circus.
"a Western paper announces that upon
the occasion Of recent boiler explosion
i. tbs . e,sl.tSsDeeJ. obeiween three apd
four men ~er Killed aAF #
E. Al : IS II
--.s(}fs~t dal,s.rs ~ ofteu isered lsss
aanl iissle csss.s al Jude Mcssg =
eo~al itost<t de. ssy qsickes for = hoe
dan she viii far railroad train.
An irresistible argument: Solicitor TO
plaiotiH. my dear sir its no use going
on You've got no case. Plaintiff; II
know that, but look at my witnesses"
The parasol is a glorious invention for
hiling 40 n ,ly face on the promenade. bu.
something yea remains to be Invented for
protecting big feet from the critical gaze.
"A Wisconsin clergyman has been
found guilty by a church council OF mot
always handling the truth With sufficient
cnfeiulness TO meet the demands OF veraci-
~.
"A very strict temperance man. while
visiting summer resort, refused TO attend
the hops given al the hotel because they
reminded him Of one Of the ingredients OF
beer.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-10-04

The hssted season is over, and ii is Z
good time to clean up and whitewash the
poultry quarters. During the hot relaxing
period one il more or less apt 10 neglect
the poultry house and the coops. aud the
vsrious masm and filth that makes them
unwholsome aud dangerous to the health
OF the fowls sccnmulate with great rapid.
ty, 10 say nothing Of the astonishing null
tiplication of lice. The hurry and worry
Of harvest IL over. and il is time 10 look
after the poultry quarters see 10 Il.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-10-04

Cabbage az succulens green food for
poultry has no rival.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-10-04

Nov is the time to do your ditchiDs
and draining
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-03-15
The Flooded Districts.

CAIRO, ILL.,, March 6.-TEe recent
food caused very slight damage to
tracks of the Mobile & Ohio railroad
and Illinois Central railroad on the
Kentucky bottoms opposite here.
Trains from the south on these rail
roads are running regularly into the
city.
MEMPHIS, March 6-The Avalanche's
Helena, Arkansas, special says the
rise in the river here during the past II
hours amounts to two inches. The
river lacks five inches of last year. Lev
ees gave way last night, one a mile be-
low Friar's Point on the Mississippi
side and two or three on the Arkansas
side which 40 doubt checked the
rise. The river here is now
rising more rapidly. Rain is falling
and fears are entertained of a wind
storm tonight which, if violent, will
break the levee at Iron Mount depot.
Railroad authorities have telegra phed
| for help. The roadmaster said he
would work all night.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, March The Ap-
peaPs Helena, Ark, special says:
Breaks in the levee last night occurred
at Appearsons, nine miles below OLD
Town and at Friars Point; water at the
latter place is from five to eight feet
deep in town. A large number oi
stock being drowned in the Old Town
country from last nights break.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-03-15
FIRES AND CASUALTIES.

a serious break IS reported in the Mis-
sissippi river leVees in Chibot county, Ar
kansas.
The R:y. Alfred Eddy, PRESBYTERIAN
clergyman, formerlv located in Chicago.
died Saturday at Niles, Michigan, aged 20
years.
Two children OF a. Evans, of Lawrence,
Oaio, were burned To death in stable,
where they had been playing with watches
The backbone of she Creek Indian re-
beilion is believed 10 have been broken by
the capture of Sleeping Rabbit, Spiechie's
first lieutenant, and a number of subordi-
nate chiefs.
THE residence of Peter Dennan, sat
Montague, Michigan, was burned Satur-
day morning, and his three children and
a servant persisted in the flames.
THE Dunlap elevator and mill, at Al
b3ny, took fire Sa' urday morning from
friction OF the shafting, and was wholly
consumed. The falling walls killed four
men and seriously injured three others.
The total loss is 5000 900. The freight de-
pot of the Jefersonville road at Columbus
Indiana business + ok in Mcpherson,
Kansas, valued at $50, 100, and the chemi-
cal works Of ChappelI & Co., in Sc. Louis,
worth $50 600, was als5 burned.