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THE CIVIL SERVICE.

No Vacancies in any of the Government
Oepartments-CiviI Service Rules to
Go into Effect To-Day.
WASHINGTON, July 14-There are now no
vacancies ia any executive department of the
government. The civil service rules will go
iuto effect Oh onday, and then each Of the
departments will be required to report to the
commission the number OF vacancies existing
in their respective forces The reports will
uniformly be that there are no vacancies All
care has been taken TO have all appointments
and transfers completed. Hereafter when any
vacancies occur the fact viii be reported to the
commissioners, aud they will send list of SIX
names TO the department where vacancy ex-
lists, with the grade at which each person
passed examination, and from these six an
poiutlasi sill be made. If vacancy is in
high grade, the lew appointment will be to a
lower grade, either $1,000 or $12C1, and ex-
aminations will be held in the department for
promotions. Each of the departments will
iurnish a list TO the commission of he quota for
each State, aud when State quota is full no
further appointment will be made from that
state uutii vacancy occurs.
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G. A. R.

The National Encampment at Denver
10000 Veterans Expected.
DENVER, Col, July 14.-Abont 20,Coo vete-
rams of the Grand Army Of the, Republic win
attend the annual grand encampment hare on
the Oath. Ample accommodations have been
provided. Gov. Grant will welcome the vet
erans, and Generals Slocum, Logan and Soo-
field will be present.
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ROGER AMERO.

The Prisoner to be Taken to Massachu-
setts
HALIFAX, N. S., July IA I'm the Supreme
Court this afternoon Judgment was delivered
on the application for dsallowance of the ex-
tradition Of Roger Amero, charged with the
murder of Mrs. Carleton at WATERFOWL Mass. ),
an appeal was refused The prisoner who is
now in custody at Digby, will be taken on to
frio al
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A Inst Claim

A genuine sensation is being created through
out. the country by the wonderful John B
Doris Great Inter-Ocean, Largest and Best
Show on Earth, as it is called. The news
papers published wherever the show has ap-
pesred unite in declaring that it has perft O.
right to claim the title. 1t will exhibit at
Portland, July 23d.
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Camp Measles Ia Baltimore Reforma-
tOrV Institution.

BALTIMORE, July ia malignant type of
measles has appeared in st. Mary's Industrial
School for Boys, reformatory institution a
short distance from the city, under charge Of
the Xaverian brothers. UP to last night there
had been ten deaths since Wednesday, and
there are a number sick The form of the
disease is generally known as camp measles,
and in this instance it is said by physicians to
be due to overcrowding and imperfect sanitary
regulations.
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Wanted.

EA FIRST-CLASS Granite Cutters at Hawkes.
~ Bros, foot Wilmot ST., Portland.
lyl3 d3t.
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Havana Market.

tby Ielegraph.l
HAVANA July 14.-Sugai Sugar market du-
ring the week continued paralyzed at previous quo
tations.
Stocks in warehouses at Havana and Matanxas
81 500 boxes, 12S, 900 bags and So. 800 hhds; re
ceipts for the week 965 boxes, 920 bags and 300
hhds: exports 100 boxes $3.50 bags and 5000
hhds. including 5000 bags and all the hhds were to
United States.
Freights nominal at previous quotations.
Spanish gold 2.O71s.
Exchange firm; on the Uuited States 60 days gold
009Is prem; do short sight 1O0l01a prem.
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NAaL MsfAlE
For Sale.

HOUSES and House lots in all sections OF the
HI city, Woodford's and Centre Deering, on line
of cars suburban residences desirable building
lots known as the Baxter lots, in Deering; FARMS
and timber lands in adjoining towns and counties.
Properly taken of and rents collected reas-
enable terms. mar30eod3m
M. -, Gardiner,
Dealer In Real Estate, Mortgages and Commercial
Paper. 80 Exchange st.
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The Leigh Court Collection Purchased
hv w. Il Qandarhilk.

Boston, July 15.-The Advertisers special
from Newport h. L., says information has
been received there that the Leigh Court col
lection of pictures belonging 10 Sir Philip
purchased by w. III. Vanderbilt, aud that some
of the paintings are already ON the way to this
country. The price is said to have been In the
neighborbood of $550,000.
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MARINE NEWS.

Steamship Niagara Towed into Havana.
HAVANA, July 15.- Steamer Niagara, which
took fire aud was run ashore off Indian Key,
last Saturday, has been raised aud arrived here
at six o'clock this morning No very serious
damage was done to the vessel
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TIE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.
published every day Sundays excepted by the
PORTLAND PUBLISHING co.,
AT 81 EXCHANGE sr.. PORTLAND. ME.
guR MATNE STATE pRESSs

THE MAINE STATE PRESS
sssbishsd every THURSDAY MORNING st $3.50 a
year, II paid in advance at $500 syeax.
RATES OF ADVERTISING: One inch OF s8sce, the
length OF column, constitutes square"
&1.b0 per square, daily first week; 10 cents per
seek after three insertions less 90; continu
ing every other day after first week, 30 conte.
tfalf square, three insertions or less, sB cantsi
ne week, 9i.00; 90 cents per week after.
SPECIAL NOTICES, one-thrd additional.
Under head of 'sAMUsEMENTs" ana "AUoTIoN
sALEs," $500 per square per week sA9se inser-
tons or less, $l.5u
Advertisements inserted in the sMAI1k STATE
PRESS (which has a large circulation IN every part
of the State) for 81 90 per square for Arst inser
ton, and 90 cents per square Tor each uhsequent
Insertion.
Address ALI communications SIS
PORTLAND PUBLISHING 20.
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st. Louis's Mayor Threatened with I'M
yNaoChY,nant


peachment.
ST. LOUIS, July 14.-The upper house of the
Municipal Assembly has adopted resolutions
declaring that Mayor VIM. l.. Ewing has neg
lected his duty aud violated his oath Of office
in not making his appointments at the com
mencement OF the third year of his term, as
provided by the city charter, and that he will
be- heard in the matter by the Council at the
session on the night of July 27. This is regar-
ded as preliminary step in proceedings to i'm
nsach the Mayor.
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BISMARCK, d. T., July 14.-Rsports from all
carts OF the Missouri slope shog crops to be in
a fine condition. 1t IS estimated that the en-
tire slope will yield 20 buihels per acre. Light
rains of the past few days have materially i'm
proved the outlook,
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SATURDAYS GAMES.
At Buffalo--Buffalos s, New Yorks II.
At Detroit-Detroits 8, Bastons 2.
AT Chicapr -Cnicaooa pr0videnpa q

At DetrO1t-D6troltS D, BnSD0nS z.
AT Chicago -Chicsgos A, Providence 3.
The Lewistons are to play return game
with the Dirigos on Presumpscot Park next
Thuisday afternoon. The Lewistons have Sc
cured the services of Oake5 the famous pitcher
OF the Bates club. Mr.. John Riley will pitch
for the Dirigo3. A good game is looked for
and it will be hard to name the winning nine
before The game.
The Fats and Leans went to Little Che
beague Saturday afternoon to play game of
base ball After sharp contest the fats won
by score OF % to II.
Mr. Morris Myers, OF Lewiston, Is making
arrangements for base ball tournament for
the amateur championship of the State. He
offers prize of either S25 in cash or silver
ball and god-mounted ebony bat, whichever
the clubs contesting may prefer The follow
ing have entered: Lswistons and Stars OF
Lewiston, High School nine of Auburn, Nor
way nine of Norway, Dennisons of Brunswick.
Richmond Blues. Bath Grays and Freeports OF
Freeport.
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A MIDDLE AGE woman (Protestant9 to take
IA the care of an invalid lady. Enquire of II. j.
LIBBY at First National Bank or by letter to Scar
borough, Me. jy2dtf
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Railroad Receip,

PORTLAND. July IA.
Received by Maine Central Railroad, for PORTLAND
"a cars miscellaneous msrchandise; for connecting
roads II miscellaneous J-iooADdiss.
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CANvAssERs WANgED.

GOOD Energetic Canvassers to sell the Eagls
O Wringer on installments. Men who can give
good reference security can have outside terrific
ry to handle. Address No. 35 Temple St.
novl5 dts
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER IAL
Portland Daily whole.ale Market.


Superflne and Z
low grades, g 50@4 sol
X Spring and 4
Xxx Spring. IS 5096 sol
Patent Spring Il
Wheats .....7 5OGS 80
Michigan Win
ter straights5 5O16 90
Do roller. ...6 6Oa.7 90
st. Louis Win 4,
ter straight @ 006o6 so
Do roller. ..6 50d7 00l
Winter Wheat
atlanta Z OOG7 ROi
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COOK WANTED
At No. f79 State Street.
~
Wanted.

NsOUNG man 16 to 20 years old must be good
l. penman and correct at figures. Graduate OF
Portland High School preferred. Apply to
ilyl2dlw SHAW, COOLING & Co.
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STATE NEWS.
HANCOCK COUNTY.

HANCOCK COUNTY.
A storehouse on Central wharf, Winterport,
owned by Mr.. j. W. Eveleth, collapsed Tues
day The building contained large amount
of pressed hay, owned by r. @. Campbell of
Winterport, and Parks Brothers OF Hampden
portion OF the flooring on the south side of
the building gave way first, and then the
whole building fell to pieces, being q complete
wreck. A portion of the hay went into the
river.
LINCOLN COUNTY.
Several persons were poisoned at Jefferson
on the Fourth, by eating cheese, bought in
Portland for western cheese.
William Poole, of South Bristol, was
drowned Tuesday, by the capsizing oil Inis sail
boat.
PENoBsCoT COUNTY
Too much care cannot be exercised in the
use of paris green. Mr.. Andrew Grant, of
Hampden, whose death from this poison has
been reported, was the victim OF his own care
lessness. He applied the powder in a dry state
on hot day, when he was ia profuse perspi-
ration, and considerable of it adhered to his
hands and face. BY absorption, or by caIeles
ly putting his fingers into his mouth, oil ough
Of the poison was introduced into the system
to cause death.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
The iron works at Pembroke are now rur-
ming steadily with an increased number of
hands employed, and enough water in their
reservoirs to run on full time during the season.
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Three Persons Killed at Railway Cross
fprr

ROCHESTER, N. Y, July IA carriage con-
tanning Mrs. Phelps an aged lady, Mrs.Phelps,
Jr., and her two-year old daughter, while
crossing the track of the LackawanDa railroad
at Roanoke this morning, was run into by a
train and all were killed. The horses were al
so killed.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
RARE OLD ENGLISH BOOKS.

kSTORE lis Middle Street newly op, ,dfor sale
y of above, and of current and stands Second
hand Books Libraries and Collections of old books
purchased.
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Wanted.

4 servant girl 10 go into .he country DUR
.ng the summer months, Apply al No. 2S9
Cumber and street. ily7dtf
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Clerk wanted.

A YOUNG man who has stndied Bookkeeping,
"A some, wanted as clerk at 532 CONGRESS
STREET. jun26dd
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commencement at Bridgton Academy.
The graduating exercises of the class OF
Bridgton Academy of '83 took place at Acade-
my Hall, North Bridgton. Thursday last The
day was fine and. the audience, which was
large and appreciative, gave token not only of
a lively interest in the institution, but also of
firm belief in the highe classical and general
education furnished by this sd-siniIar insti-
tutions. The hall was -ssstefuly draped and
abundantly supplied with floral decorations.
The exs-sssDegan at 10 a. m and were ar
ranged as follows:
Music
Prayer-Rev. W. Lincoln.
Salutatory-"I iteracy and Prosperity"
Nettie j. Wiley Fryeburg
",s Europe in danger of reapsing into barbarism?"
Ulysses g. Whee er, South Paris
ssThe proper study of mankind is man"
Willie T. Guptill Lynchyille
Music.
Every cloud engenders not a stoym,''
Mary f. Allen. Turner
CONSTITUTION. ...... Merton L. Kimball, Norway
"Steam and the steam engine
Thomas X. Bruce, Boston, Mass
"Cui Bono .-....-.... Lulu Hoyt, Rumford
Music.
Glass exercises occurred at p. m, according
to the following programme:
Music
History j. Henry Edwards, Bolsters Mills
Nettie A. Webb, North Bridgton
oration-"Guess Work.
Fairfield Whitney, Harrison
Prophecy. 49,. Maria L. Kitson, North Bridgton
valedictory-"Iife,
Glass Ode .........--.......... Sung by the Class
The exercises were Of a high order of excel
lence, the parts evincing maturity OF thought
which reflected c4edit upon those who deliv-
cred them, and the style OF delivery, at once
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Death Of Secretary Chandler's Mother.
CONCORD, July 15.--Mrs.s Mary A., widow of
the late Nathan s. Chandler and mother of
the Secretary of the Navy died at her home
in this city last night aged so years.
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Eoropenn maYGet..

(BY Telegr2ph.)
LIVERPOOL. July 14-I2.so P M.-Cotton market
dull and easier; uplands 7-l6di or'ssns S-lod;
5000 bales, speculation and export 300.
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BASE BALL.
The League Pennant.

Tho following shows the standing Of the
league clubs 10 date:
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The following quotations are wholesale prices ana
corrected daily by Storer Bros. q Co. Dry Goods,
Woolens and Fancy Goods 144 TO 152 Middle street,
A ru1rr
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WanteaI.
WANgED.

CITUATIoN as an Engineer, Address NJ. s., PIT
- Congress Street, Portland, Maire.
jy1O dive
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10000 O D BOOKS WANTED IMMEDIATELY.
,jun22 sntf3wk
SL.oo ONLY.

See what sl.oo win do. For S1.oo you can
have your Watch Cleaned, Oiled Regulated and
warranted for one year hay secured the servic
es of MR.. wEHRLE, Practical German Watch
maker for many years with Palmer & Batchelder
Boston. Remember the place, established in 1866
496 CONGRESS- Street, Portland. Sign of the Three
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stock Market.

The following quotations of stocks reported
and corrected daily by Woodbury. 8 Moulton, corner
of Middle and Exchange streets.
..rurn raxaLr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-13
Reform in the Interior Department.

NEW RULES LIMITING LEAVES OF ABSENCE
An order was Issued by the Secretary Of the
Interior to-day that 'from and after this date
leaves OF absence with pay for any cause what
ever will not be granted for longer period than
ninety days in any calendar year, including
the usual annual leave for thirty days, and addi-
tional sixty days only on account OF Illness
Applications for leave on account Of illness must
be accompanied by physicians certificate that
the disability is such as to prevent the person in
whose favor 1t Is given from attending to his or
her Office duties. Leaves for one day or any con-
siderable portion thereof granted by chiefs OF BIZ
reau5 and offices for other cause than that
of illness will be reported to the de-
partment and deducted from annual leaves
Employees who are prevented by the requirements
OF the service from availtng themselves of their
regular annual leave Will not be entitled it or to
any portion thereof in q subsequent year unless
the same be specially allowed In writing before
the expiration of the calendar year in which such
unused leave was due. Employees who have been
In the service of the department less than one
year may be granted leave at the rate or two and
one-haif days for each month OF service and no
more" ,"etc
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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE STAR

ANusraFNTs-Sth PAGE.
ATroRNEYs-6thp page.
AUcIIoS SAIFs-7th page.
BoAEDING-4th pare.
Books, &C.-6th page.
BUSINESS CHANCEs-4th para.
CITY ITEMs-Sth pare.
COUNTRY REAL EsTArE-4tb page.
DIATHs-sth page.
DENTIsTRY-Ssh page.
DRY GCoDs-5th page.
EDCcATroSAL 4th psys.
FAMILY SUPP1IEs-6th page.
FINASCIAL-7th page.
FCE RENT {Rcomsl-4th D1y..
FoR RENT CHoUscs)-4th paxs.
fcR RENT (Iiscellaneous)-4.h page.
Fer SALE CAIsS Sellaneousl-4Eh page.
1CH SALE E(Housesl-4th page.
CFNIIENEN's GoODs-7th page
HoTELs-1st page.
EorsEFUESIsHIN6s-6th page.
L4ITEs' GooTs-5th PAGE.
LIST OF LETTERS-3d page.
LOST AND FoUSD-4th page.
MONEY To LoAN-tth oss,.
MEDICAL, &c.-7th pare.
fERsoNAIl-4.h paxe.
Pianos AND OEGANs-6th page.
PROFESSIONALISM pays.
RAIIEoADs-7th page.
Sc AP PIC UHES-1st rage.
SEwISG MACHISEs-6th pizse.
. SPECIAL NoTICEs-IsS rage.
ffEoIAITIEs-6th pavs.
STEAMERS, 6C-Tth page.
SAIf DEPosrT-6th para.
IFF TRADEs-1th page.
UNDERTAKERs, &C.-6.h page.
WANTED tHclpl-4th PAGE.
WANTED GSituationsl-4th page.
WANTED tHcuses(-4th pass.
WANTED (ROOms}-4sh page.
WANTED tMiscellaneousl-4th page.
WooD AND CoAL-Gth page.
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Nominations To-day.

The President sent to the Senate the following
nominations to-day:
Postmasters: Everett B. Adams, at Deposit. n
T.; Chas F. ". Kunst, at Grafton, W Va; John
w. Ross, at Cohnersvile, Ind; VIM. Fl. Hessin. at
Ills; j. r. Smith, at Wheaton, His; Daniel
Youngs, at Elmore, Mich; VIM. B. Bell, at WASH
1ngton, Iowa; Thomas YOst; at Hollister, Cal {;
sam'l A. King, at MERGED, Cal: Joshua F. Parsons,
at Tuscarora, Nevada; C. c. Davis, at Leadvilie,
Colo.
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There as panic 1n the Union square theater
In New ork last night. During the second act OF
"a Partisan Romance" several ladies and gentle
men sitting in the first row OF seats arose and
hurriedly left the building. Others rose hastily
on all sides. and in moment stampede became
general, and there was dangerous rush toward
In the struggling mass begged a man, who was
ferociously beating his way to the door, not to
f1re; don't talk 10 me; 1T was gone fn five min
utes." 1t is said that some sparks or fice were
seen to fall on the stage. ani this n view OF the
recent Milwaukee fire, created terrible dread OF
what would seem a certain death. A number OF
ladies tainted and many lost iewelry. After the
panic subsided the play was continued
A Suicides Confession.
ERR, Pa, Jan. l3.-Ruder Moore OF Waterford.
fession before his death tlat his false testimony
convicted Charles Stafford, eight years ago, OF
rape, for which Stafford is now serving a twenty
years term OF imprisonment
The Mining Suit Against Tilden.
NEW YORK, Jan. ls.-In the action begun In tho
United States circuit court by James VI. WiIkin.
son, as the assignee OF William L. Wetmore bank.
rupt, against Samuel j. Tilden for an accounting
signed by Judge Wallace was filed to-day substi-
tuting Matthew H. Maynard as complainant In
place OF Mr. Wilkinson, resigned, and approving
Dr. G0ersen 20 be Retired on Monday.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 1&-The case OF DIR. Albert
"
murder, In causing the death or his wife and
mother-in-iaw, by administering poison TO them,
by the supreme court, viii be taken up In enc
court OF oyer and termfner on Monday.
A Blizzard I'm the Northwest.
CHICAGO, Jan. la-Advices from Iowa indicate
that blizzard set In last night and that extreme
cold weather prevails In the state Cold waves
and high winds also infest Minnesota and Dakota
New York Bank Statement.
NRw YORK, Jan. lathe weekly statement oe
the associated banks, issued from the Clearing
house to-day, shows the following changes: Loans,
increase 600; specie, increase. & 600; legal
tenders, increase, s2l6S 900; deposits, increase,
SOS, 800; circulation decrease, $lo.9o0 reserve,
increase. S. 2Sa. 4:b Tho banks now hold s, 200
The Markets.
BALTIMORE Jan. l3.-virginia 3d. consolidated'
Ssx past 1sx dSe s COUPONS Ss%; ne" fsndora ss'
nfs e fsS Re 5:e is-cot.op que.-m,dsns 10
Western about steady d and sH sea.hesn
90 amber. Elo.ig Z; No M.Eyand issi: & t; No: Me:
FsSsusrS as fhiss i.iixai M.rcS % isS: xpr
haS:s nsssrn Ehsr snd fairly
white and yellow. 6o.6s western MIXED. spot g
sssd March, ssxaS osss .ss sssss
.s:.s 1S DE- s;asss ssa sssss 4 Ss:sS
eSis.. G Fss.ssi0n: uSsSsnssS: Snfs.s SalSss.s:ss
iss ss sSsa' odss Sas
.as s ss.sS s ffg, g.i, 5ns1 sss. ss s 3 ssSs Ss a =
steamer unchanged and dun. Receipts- -aear. Le0
%. SS esi SssSs!s. Ss,ss-vhsss sa.Sis 6ssSss;i
NEW f0RK. Js1. II -ssocks-seady, MrH.A
eass sss: e :sS:s 81 : -
'aslsPafs5 sET f5ss ~ .a s.surs.... ::.a. ys-
P0k-Azn. quiek IB.s7ssls.so. xAsd-sssoneus N
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GALENA, H., Jan. 13 James Harvest, OF
ShullSburg, Wis, once member OF the Wisconsin
legislature, and prominent democratic politician
and railroad man, is doubtless In the ruins OF the
Newhau house.
AFUND FOR THE "HERo OF TIRE LADDER
DUBUQUE, lows, Jan. ia fund has been started
here for the heroic firemen who labored 70 save
the inmates Of the servants quarters in the New
hall house. 1t is likely TO reach q considerable
sum.
WORSE FIRE TRAPS THAN THE NEwHALL HOUSE.
CHICAGO, Jan. IA commercial traveller, who
has had long experience In the hotels OF the north.
western states, in an interview mentions some
twenty-five cities OF modern size which have IL
possible, worse fire traps than the Newhall house
de considers the hotels or the west lame ntably
unsafe,