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Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-10-21

UTICA. N. Y, Dot. 2o,-The most disastrous
fire that ever visited northern New York
broke out In Carthage at II O'Clock this morn
Ing and burned all the afternoon. The hre
began from ashes thrown from Russells tan
merry, which set fire to Eaton's planning mills.
The flames spread rapidly to the Ross furni-
tnre manufactory and Tarrs tub factory and
crossed over to East Carthage, catching upon
Guiots planning mill, totally destroying the
factories and buildings on kyther and Prin.
gle's Islands. The flames spread TO all the
houses on spring street, Mechanics' street
aud Church street. The new opera house
Peck's hotel, Disciples Church and the Acad
emy and the Episcopal and Presbyterian
churches on Main street were burned and
many residences on school street, Upper
James street and chuton street we're also
burned.
The east side OF Main street Is all in ruins
The flames spread so rapidly that the FIRE.
men could not keep up with them. At 80
they seemed to be nearly under control and
II was hoped to save the business blocks OF
the village. II Is estimated that two hun
dred houses were destroyed and that the
loss will reach 100000 There are not sum
Client dwellings left In the town to shelter
the inhabitants. Carthage was extensively
engaged In manufacturing and all Its indus
tries arc In ruins.
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MRRoHD. Oct 2o.-Following is list Of the
south-bound passengers passing here this
evening:
y B Billings, wife and daughter, San Jose
G X Porter, wife and daughters. 8 Hugh, F
Lucke, @ NJ Smith, Los Angeles; C b Rip
Pasadena; + l. Town, U 8 A; Henry Van
hnkle, J A Gorden, b Ebins and wife, @
n p Dalton, Geo Weston, 8 Molymaux, II II
Lyman, San Francisco; 8 8 Schiller, San
Diego; Jones and daughter, Mrs L Mac
kisslck and daughter, st Louis; N Zuhelas
and wife, Milwaukee; Mrs + c Williams,
New Pork; Henry Dalton. London.
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De.,h Of an ola o.lis.rni.n. .

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct 2o.-Martin Murphy.
an old ond widely known Californian. died
this morning at about so'clock at his resi-
dence in Sun Jose. During the past two
ysars Mr.. Murphy's health was constantly
failing, and his demise was not wholly un-
expected. Mr.. Murphy came overland to
California In 1874 with his father and wife
and family. Mr.. Murphy left large estate.
which Is estimated TO be worth at least three
and cattle and lying Id Tour counties, via,
sapta. CLARA, San Luis Ohispo. Santa Barbara
and San Francisco. He was seventy-eight
years old,
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-10-21

Looks as II II might have won prize 100
years back" laughed the hired man.
yes, sir; beauty" continued the boss,
irowning at the Interruption. Gould not
rent II under any circumstances only II was
sold and the lady's daughter wanted an up
right, and In moving the back leg OF the
piano got scratched. One of the wealthiest
ladies' In San Francisco, too, that bought It.
OF course, l could not say who. That would
be unprofessional; and besides" said the
boss, with grin, THE re amt no need to tell
EN- when the names ON the label as large
as life"
There's a smart one, but Idon't think its
right for him to be deacon OF church" /" said
the new man, rs the boss went out to stand
on a solicitor for subscriptions In aid OF a
constructive cornet player.-LSan Francisco
Post.
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CossKLLsvrLLR, Pa, 0pt. @,-This morn
ing whom Rice orbin came down to bFeak
fast at his parents home in Bedford, he ex-
claimed In frightened tones, II had terri
BILE dream last pight,I dreamed ! shot a
man whIls out hunting last Thursday. His
relatives laughed at the matter, but young
Orbin insisted upon going 70 the scene o. the
shooting and finally persuaded his brother
in-law, named Jones to accompany him.
Arriving at the spot Ave miles from home In
a dense thioket Of laurel was found the body
OF Jacob Klink, with bullet hole through
his brain. Orbin and companion hoFrihed,
returned to town and notified Justice camp
Orbln's story Is received with some degree
OF incredulity. Tho general opinion being
that he shot him accidentally and was
afraid TO confess. Both men bear good re-
putations
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-10-21
Bewmau.,s Failure.

BAN Francisco, Oct. 20-The Bank OF Cal
ifornia will. It is now stated. lose between
$25. 900 and $4,000. A brother Of Horace
Davis, and who is an invalid, residing at the
Hsgae, had all his property in Bowman's
hands, 1t Ia thought all this has been swept
away. The President and Cashier OF the
Oakland Bank Of Savings to-day made the
following official statement over their sigma
lures: "As no definite statement OF the in
debtedness Of A. W. Bowman has yet been
made by the assignee, and as exaggerated
rumors are In circulation, the Oakland Bank
Of Savings feel justified in stating that the
failure Of said Bowman does not affect the
bank or its business, and that the entire in
debtedness of said Bowman to this bank
does not exceed $42,5Oo, which Is amply
secured" A telephone message from Pied
mont this evening says that Bowman Is in
about the same condition that he has been
In for the last few days. He Is still under
police surveillance.
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SAN Francisco, Oct 20.-A Bulletin New
York Special says: Carrie Welton, whose
death upon Longs Peak attracted so much
attention recently, has left her fortune OF
for the prevention OF cruelty to animals"
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Ceurtrixht Escnne..

GALVESTON, Oct. 2o.-An Austin special
says the arrest and escape Of Jim oourtright
at Fort Worth excites the greatest interes,
here. In an interview to-day Gov. Ireland
emphatically denied that he ever promised
to withhold a requisition for Courtrie m
The Governor declares he told the Attorney
their face he would issue warrant Adm
tant General King was ordered Yesterday Ia
go 10 Fort Worth and see that The writ ~ 4
enforced, and, II necessary, TO use the entire
military force Of the State. When The GOV.
ernor learned of Courtrights escspe To-day
he telegraphed to General King 10 investi
gate The manner of the escape and discover
whether the State Rangers having Couri.
right IN charge, are In the least degree re
eDOngtbla for his esCape.
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NEW YoRK, Oct 20.--Governments,
Arm. Railways firm. Stocks opened with
an avalanche Of selling orders. There was
9 general decline, which by l1:20 ranged u
to ~; but by noon the greater portion OF the
decline was recovered. and a half dozen
prominent stocks were X to 2 over closiug
Saturday. 10 the last half hour there was
less activity but a Arm tone and general sd-
tion, though this was about recovered be-
fore the close, which was strong.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-10-21

News from the shores of the gulf of Cor
inth, the region Of production and export OF
the ourrant orC0rinth raisins shows that the
weather had been at the time Of gathering
the grapes so anomalously unfayofable thai
the crop will have been reduced to less thsn
one-half; that Is to say, the drying for raisins
was interrupted by continuous rains and, as
is natural, the raisin crop was damaged to an
unusual degree. OF course the ratn- damaged
raisins are at once available Tor fermentlne
purposes, and therefore the loss Is not Total
one, as purchasers from France will not be
wanting; but the loss In ralsins will be Sc
we're and must influence the raisin market
from large grapes to a considerable degree.
An Athens correspondent estimates the DIFF
ference Of the output of Corinthian raisins,
amounting on an average to value OF near.
ly 1000 900 francs, at about two-shirds less
From Corfu. the reports about wine, deep
tinted heavy reds, calculate the crops at one
third. Heat and hail in July caused the loss
Of grapes. Equally discouraging accounts
come from the Island of Corfu as to the olive
crop.-tS. r. Merchant.
Mr.. Blaine's fame as a statesman pales be-
News
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-10-21

CHICAGO, Oct. 20,-Blaine telegraphs to
the Illinois Republican State Committee
that he will leave Springfield Immediately
by an extra train for Chicago, stopping a
half hour at Bloomington. and that on Sat
urday morning he must make a running
trip to Milwaukee, coming back to Chicago
In the evening In time for the grand demon
will probably leave here for New York Sat.
urday night
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A Duke In Wsshtngtou.

New YORK, Oct. 20-The Post WASHINGTON
specical says: The venerable Duke {; vim
has appeared unannounced In washineton
He does not state the purpose of his Visit
but II Is believed he Is the agent In the
United States of DE Lesseps, and Is here In
eoptract any private negotiations which NAV
have been commenced In the interest of the
Nicaragua Com many ''N
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-10-21
nlaIne vs. the sen,Ine,

1splAsALoLIs, Ind, Oct. 2O.-In the United
States Court to-day the attorney for the de.
fense In the libel suit OF Blaine VS.. the In.
dianap0iis sentinel Company had writ of
subpoena In chancery issued for personal
service on Blaine tomorrow, ordering him 10
appear In Court ON December 23d next. and
answer the interrogatories hled with the
Seafiaeps last bill OF discovery In the case,
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-10-21
CAa.e.s Dsssassa win e.sas Les.

srsnbs from ON Hsi Hong under Il The ss date .e,e u
today that large masses OF the enemies
appeared In the Red river region on the
18th inst. and made an attact on Tuyen Keo-
ang. They were defeated with great loss.
No French were killed and the wounded
are doing well,
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-10-21
Real Essase Attached.

SAN Francisco, Oct 20.-Eugene KelIy A
their Attorneys attached large lot Of real
estate In this city, owned by Benjamin Rich.
ardson OF New York. given by him as secur-
ity for two promissary notes amounting to
one hundred and seventyS,yr thousand
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-10-21

And about ten years experience to be a
to me, and I'll tell you more In q second
about piano selling than you know in life
time"
Spiel" said the new man, as he composed
himself to rest on a piano stool the boss had
residence.
There you CO." said the boss; don't you
know that's ten dollar stool %
"Well, what II 1t isf"
|'What II II is?'" screamed the boss,
breaking wire in the excitement of the
moment; do you suppose that ten dollar
stool will stand sitting on? Now, listen to
me, and I'll teach you some points about the
piano business. You see, every woman
knows all about piano. II she don't, some
one else does or thinks so, and is sure to
tell her. There's a cool hundred dollars
profit to us on a $500 piano, II we get 1t; but
we don't; there's the trouble. We
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LOST.

At the Park, or on the road TO the city. last
Friday, a memorandum book containing
checks and other papers of no valne to any
one but the owner. The finder will be lib
orally rewarded by leaving IL at the HERALD
office. [oct2i-3tl J. G. McMENOMf.
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Mig Registration.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 20-The registration
figures for this city and county show an un-
precedented record. Returns are not all In
vet but the indicatio are that the total
registrations will exceed $1,000 as against
a. ZOO In 1880
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-10-21
Books at Auction !

One set American Encyclopaedia; full calf
bound, new. twenty four volumes, will be
sold at 10 O'Clock this morning at our sales
room, No. 10 Requena street, opposite U. s.
Hotel.
BGOyes sss Field,
II Aucsisneers.
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A Merchant Prince Deserts
Blaine.

Special 20 the HERALD.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 0.-A New York
special says: Horace b. Olaain. a Merchant
Prince. says: Il have decided that under
no circumstances will vote for Mr.. Blaine.
Ny reasons for deserting the ship at this
time are obvious. am as yet undecided as
to which candidate shall give my support.
l am entirely out Of politics, and prefer to
remain so l am sure that Cleveland's pros
poets are improving daily. aud little doubt
is expressed in business circles as to his
election"
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new loocInc MOTH.

Professor Cuyas has leased the second
story Of the new GARNER Block. on the Plaza.
with the intention Of opening q hrst class
lodging house. Those desirous Of engaglnF
eieslrahle rOoms should call Al once On th,s
sor, al No. "a Baker Block octldtu -
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-10-21

SACRAMENTO, Cal, Oct. 2o.-The legislative
nominees OF this county rre as follows: Re-
publican-Eighteenth District, +. D. Ryan;
Nineteenth, Charles T. Jones; Twentieth,
Dwight Hollister. Democrats-Eigh ghteenth,
H. N. Lsrue; Nineteenth, y. G. Blessing
Twentieth, Gillis Doty.
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Arrssssa for L,bel-co.k Coming.

foRrLAsp. Org, 0et. 2o-Dr. J. Falkm an,
EDITOR OF the stadts zsitnag was aryested to
by g. Sohncke, Pacific coast TRAVELLING cor
respondent OF the illinois staats Zeitunq,
whom he published as a blk. Falkman
gave bonds apd was released.
kev. Joseph Cook Is enroute to Portland
November 9Th, 7th and sth.
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srRAY cor.

Came into the enclosure OF the under
ldgned, at i59 Seventh street. corner OF Wall
street. an ash-colored roam horse-colt. appar-
entity six months old, with right front leg
white, and had on halter and strap. The
owner will please prove property, pay
charges and take him away.
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Direc,or. ne,ea.es from L,.b,l.,y

SAN FRAScIsco, Oct. D.-At meeting of
the Eureka Consolidated Mining Company's
stockholders today. resolution was adopt
ed releasing the Directors from all liability
on account Of the s35, 900 defalcation OF the
late Secretary, Percy Jacobus. The follow
ing directors were elected for the ensuing
year; ]. z. Mckenzie; C. A. Mckenzie, Gus.
tay Frank, p. N. Lilienthal, VIM. Fries.
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Htghwayunan Arrested "A Mer.
chant Attached.

STOCKTON, Oct. 20.-On Saturday last the
highwayman who robbed the Sonoma stage
near Copperapolis. on Friday. was arrested
near the Cslaveras Big Trees by Sheriff
Thom, of Calaveras. and Constable Epper-
son, Of Motion. The robber Is young man.
who has been engaged In making shakes in
the mountains, where he was caught. He
was taken to San Andreas for trial.
A Stockton special says. Z. Hickman, q
dry goods and carpet merchant Of this city,
has been q. ssssahsd ag ~ san fIaneisSo credit
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EBw YORK, Oct. 10--Police Commissioner
Sidney p. Nichols died at his residence, Az
West list street, this evening, after an illness
that began in July last. Nichols was Chair
mittee, and one of John Kelly's most trusted
friends
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

rhe tenoro Of Communications appearing
In this column Is not necessarily endorsed
by the editor OF the HERALD The writer
who desires TO be heard in II should always
accompany his screed with his full name,
not necessarily for publication but as u
guarantee Of good faiih.1
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-10-21

At the Academy of Music topieht, Vim. r.
Grace, the predecessor OF Mayor Edison, was
nominsted for Mayor The speakers In
cluded Rev. pr. Howard Crosby, Oswald OF.
tendoriefi editor Of the Sfaats zeitung. aud
citation.
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Tichborne Claimant Released.

LONDON, Oct. 20.-The Tichborne claimant
was secretly brought up to pentonvile pris-
on last night. He was discharged this
morning quite unexpectedly to himself
His time had still three days 10 run.
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MASONIC NOTICE.

There will be special meeting of 4
Pentalpha Lodge No. 202, =. and A. ~
NJ, at f:S0 P. ". to-day, for the Xxx
purpose of attending the funeral of
our late Brother, John NJ Schmidt
Master Mssons in good standing are invited
TO attend.
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The Grein market.

SAN Francisco, Oci. ol-wheat veal, dull
seller, tl.24H; buyer, sl.2sl<(01.3 30; buyer,
season, 81 l,s77z(Gi. .3sI. Barley, strong, lively
seller, u.01tsg1.02 seller, season, ~
9ayerL Nro64sl,os; buyer, season, N.io144
NEW YORK, Oct. 20.-Ths Commercial Bui-
lower than AT sny % tine me- this hundred wears.
and In this market at q lower dgure than
has been known since the civil war, with
serious questioning whether bed rock has
even now been reached"
LIVERPOOL, October 18.--Weather cooler.
Wheat, downward tendency.
CHICAGO. Oct. 20-wheat irmer; 725z Oct.
"A Nov. Barley dull.
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srRAYED.

Monday morning, from premises Of sub
scriber, hrst house west side. san tedIo
street, below Moran's Lane, a four months
old sucking colt, having a small star In lace
aud one white foot PARTIES returning him
10 my place, or notifying me where he can
be found, will he literally rewarded. W.
Masterton, Box 269 Los Angeles oct2l'H
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New YORK, Oct. 20.-To-day was The last
day Of registration In Brooklyl. The num-
Der registered was 1864, making a total reg
and ll4,09O in 1880,
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HELENA, NJ a., Oct. 2o.-The coach be-
tween Jefferson City and Boulder was held
up. rne object was to rescue two horse
'ieve. supposed to be on the coach. Par
ties are la pur,uit
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suicide Of n Murderer.

CHICAGO, Oct. 20-Charles J. Downe, a
member OF the Board of Trade, who MUIR
dered his brother William H.. on Sept 9Th.
committed suicide by hanging In his cell in
jail to night
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-10-21
A stage RabberY,

stage was stopped by two highwaymen last
night about ten o'clock, near Bumble Bee
station. Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'S box was taken
but the passengers and .mail were not dis
turbed
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DANCING SCHOOL.

Nrs A. J. Francis wishes 10 inform her pupils
that she has returned from San fs&ncisco and
will reopen her oAncing School. SATURDAY. Octo-
At 40 L. oetS-lm
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70 Review the Nation
Al Guard.


ALBANY, Dot. 20,-In response to an invita-
ton. Gov. Cleveland and staff will review
the National Guard in New York Tuesday
next
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Breeklyn,s Registra,ion,

MONTREAL, Oct. 20.-The Canadian Pacific
railway management took over from con
tractors to-day q portion Of the line from
Sudbury.
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sAcRAMsNro Oct 20.-The residence Of J.
X. Hodson, Of this city, was burglarized OF
watches, diamonds and jewelry, this even
ing, valued AT $500.
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Our California office Is personally conducted
by DIR. Williams, aud Is permanently
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-10-21

BERHE, Oct D.-The Grand Hotel at Lsu-
terbrunner was burned today. Damage
81 100000.
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Two sunny rooms, with board In private
family preferred. Address p. o. Box ses.
city. ocf2l 81
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WANT A COMMISSION

On every bit OF music the lady buys.
yoss sag Sd nS sys Sqd Se
man.
"yoq, APE a NICE one, you are" said the
boss, with a look Of p0pfempt, .Buy; sup
pose she did buy. and pay t6o? Ifud be a
tito have mad music teach her a-hovering
over your piano and giving Il black eye,
and making the lady and her friends all
weary OF 1t. Fancy having sweet thing in
d'ssi saSSas SassI r a G9s uo & Sa ssa sss
right about thai piano, ma,am. am sorry 70
say thai It's tone Is so bad that dear Ethel's
ear Is being ruined The first thing you IL
know, the lady 'ull want you to take 1t back
only take her trade away, but she'll ruin you
among her friends. You are smart one,
you are, to talk about quarreling with mu-
sio teacher. Why, I'd sooner give EN-
HALF THE PROFITS"
u see, SIR" said the new man, humbly.
That's all simple" continued the boss;
but the fine art comes In with a tough Gus
toner One that wants three halfdolMrs
for dollar. You have got to play that kind
mighty low down or some one else viii catch
their trade. A cheap Snowy piano Is the
kind OF thing TO catch them; but you want
to hold Il back and seem very reluctant to
sell it,. Wait till they've found fault with
the price OF tone Of nearly every instrument
In the place and then bring out your best
power, so TO speak; but be sure and put II
on the market with care. Ask very stiff
price hrst. Hint that you don't care to sell
u at all, but rather than see hated rival
take trade from your store you would part
with anything. II she takes the hint she
will try to beat you down quarter or so,
Meet her gradually, fight for every dollar;
and mind You, the second she does say yes,
grab for the coin. for fear she might change
her mind"
"You can rely on that" said the new man.
THE RENTING BUSINESS
Nov, about the hiring.business." contiu-
ued the boss. Here is the best part OF our
trade, but II needs care. new piano. when
Il FIRST goes out for hire, Is worth ~ month
One that has been used some time is only
worth b But there are tricks, thank God II
calculated the boss, as he tied label bear
ing the name ]. g. Fair on the leg of an old,
brohen-down square plano big snoush foF 4
Now, here's an old iinsler. that's paid for
enough for carriage TO buy q new wagon. IT'S
a beauty-a bonanza always call r. Fair
got back from North Beach only yesterday.
IN have II Vanished by noon, and out at
the Mission before the end Of the week.
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NEW YORK. Oct. 20.-Money. 11zaS; closed
llztg2; prime paper, SOC: exchange bills.
Unchanged; 811z demand, 841x.
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Moscow. Oct. 20.-Ths German Theatre and
twenty six shops were destroyed by hre here
The damage Is estimated at 100000 roubles
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SAN Francisco, Oct. 2O-Belle Isle, IS; Best
and Belcher, 81. 80; Chollar. S2.s5; Crown
Prise, DO; Hale 4 Eoraross, $,2S; MeSioan,
$50: Navajo, $50; Qphfr, $500: Potosi,
tl.25; Savage, $l.40; Sierra Nevada, 400;
Union Consolidated, 500; Yellow jacket,
S185