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The Mineral argus., 1884-09-25
Earlier Accounts.

From the st. Paul Pioneer Press, Sept IA
South of the Omaha railway bridge, in
West Eau Claire, from the Pioneer Lum-
Der company's mills to Westville, two miles
away and at the extreme end of West Eau
Claire and at Westville, the damage wrought
by Thursdays food is tremendous. Along
this section the banks of the Chippewa are
low; but notwithstanding this and the
fact that the soil is sand, the people had con-
structed their dwellings close to the waters
edge. apparently fearin0 no overflow. The
west side os ShawtoNn, a division Of
West Eau Claire, is where chaos reigns.
The streets are filled with lumber, houses
turned and twisted in all wars, the whole
place covered with a layer of black mud,
left by the flood, from one to three feet in
depth: bedding, household furniture, roofs,
shingles, logs, fifteen-foot piles of wood;
houses with logs driven through them; the
depot inclined at an angle of ~forty-fve de-
grees, and telegraph, telephone and electric
light wires down. The Milwaukee railroad
track ana bridge are completely uprooted;
the street car tracks are buried under the
blacklist. nastiest mud that ever was formed
The city bridges are literally distributed in
out-of-the-way places one indescribable
mass of everything that could float The
rise of water at Shawtown was twenty
two feet six inches, the most Of the flood oc-
curing Wednesday night and Thurs
day morning. No lives were lost
there. The main damage is to the hilwau-
kee railway, its loss certainly being oven
The Mineral argus., 1884-09-25

One branch of trade shows no effects
of the panic. II am a manufacturer OF
babies caps" said a New York mer-
chant, land I regard it as the most sta
pie business in the country. Babies
are coming into the world all the time
and every mother will stint herself be-
fore she denies her infant a cap. NO
panics interfere with my business"
The Mineral argus., 1884-09-25

The total exports of petroleum from
the United States during the fiscal year
ending June 80, 1884, we're 513,67O'O92
gallons, valued at SAT ,1O3, 24S, an in
crease of 7,73S, 476 gallons and S2,IyO'-
169 as compared with the preceding
year.
The Mineral argus., 1884-09-25

The chronic grumbler is now dis
tressed because food is too cheap.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-24
iiaSE BAIL BKIEFs,
the ironsides Neorgapisnd - Local and
General notes of tho Game.

the ironsides Neorgapisnd - Local and
General Notes of the Game.
Last evening meeting Of the Ironsides
base ball association was held at the hotel
Of Arnold Haas, on North Qleeu street,
and there was largo attendance Of stock
holdere. 1t was resolved to hsys a club
next year which will be made stronger
than the one OF this year. ThTes players
have already been signed and moro will be
secured 40 soon as possible.
Yesterday 1000 people witnessed the
first game between the hetrOpolitans and
Providence clubs for the championship Of
tho United States. The "Mets ;" soon
found out that the Rhode Islanders could
do as they pleased with them. The result
was that the American association team
was shut out by the scors of 6 90. The
Providence had two errors and Ave hits,
and the " Nets " no errors aud two hits.
Gentlemen representing tho Dauntless
and Christiana base ball clubs met in this
city to day and agreed to play a game on
the terms heretofore published. Ii will
take place on next Tuesday afternoon on
the grounds of the Ironsides club. This
is the day Of the Republican convention in
this city, and tremendous crowd Of pso-
pie is expected hers. several hundred
alone will come from tho towns Of the two
clubs, where excitement is high, and lots
of money will change hands on the result.
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HAh1 a sh.
PnilsdeIpnia rzarKsr.

PEILApRLPHIA, October 4,-riour market
dull and easy superhne State, e o092 DOT
Extra DO, e 5O92 10 !; Pa. family, % 25
d3 70 winter clear, S3 1904 25i do straIgfts,
straight. 81 ii 5oG5 90; Wisconsin ciea s9 75
pi IS; straiEhts, q 5OGp5; winter patents sSt!S
85 37h; spring do, % $4,000.
Bye Hour ut S3 5OG3 IS.
Wheat steady but quiet; No. " 's'eIn
Red, SIC; No. 3 do, 7Gc; No. PA. de, 9l&8
9l1S !; No. Delaware do, Sl1<c.
Corn dull and unsettled local 'demand
steamer, 5765sc; sail yellow, 6JG6iS, do
mixed, bs2GOc; No. 3 do, 5s4G7c.
Oats market firmer with moderate demand;
No. ] White, 3319G3ic NO. 30. 32I4G33c |;
No. 8 do, Sl949S2o rejected, SO93lc; No ?
mixed, S0SeS0kc.
Rye firm at 6SG1Oc.
Seeds Cloverseed quiet ct "a lRSi.c; Timothy
quiet at 81 45gsl 50 Elaxseed firm at 81 i6.
winter Bran quiet at sl4 5O8l5.'
Provisions in tair demand and steady IndtS
Mess Beef sl9 50oz0; CITY do. Sl3 SCALA ".
Bacon, llA9l2ci Smoked Shoulders, 7ISeD724c
salt a,n,,Se 40 al 7S5Mss; Scgsc Smoked HAMS H@l'o
Lard quiet: CITY refined, s5sGSNc; loose
butchers, 7MQ7% prime steam 81 7jds.
Butter - Market trIn tor fancy grades
Creamery extras, 3G43lc; estern 90,
DO, 22la2}G; Is. q. * N. I, extras, 27l92sc; West.
eTn dairy do, 25ci Westorn good 10 choice
Rolls quiet at lOa2ic packing butter, 88Ilc
Eggs arm ON scarcity; extras, GJ9
eGLc; Western, I9Gl9Hc.
Cheese Market flrn moderate demand
New York tull creams, l214<2I254c; Ohio EluJs
choice, llXgllLc; do talr 10 prime, 92llC
| Ps. part skins, 5Lb61[c: do tull, lGDihc.
Petroleum firm Refined, iHc.
WHISKY quiet: Western III g. 20.
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1.-Two stock EIArketA.

Go.-Hogs-Receipts, 1900 head ship
menIs, 5000 head market opened strong,
rough packing, siAflp4 95 packing and ship
ping, s5lg5 80 light, Si 5OG5 20 skipS and
grassers, Alei SO.
Cattle-Receipts 10000 head shipments 5 ,OOC
headi market weak and lOc lower; good "a
choice shipping, - sOsg0 25 interior 10 iair
"a 20tg5 IS Texans, 63 SOst 30.
Sheep-Receipts, $40 head shipments, SCl
head all below best grades dul! and lower
inferior to fair, 81 1888 l5i medium to good,
81 26Sgi; chotce, siGt 80; Texans, t2qs 30.
EAST LIBERTY-Cattle slow prime, iGe6 80
fair 10 good. SGo 90; common, 81 259i 70 ro'
ceipts, $50 head shipments, $50 head.
Hogs active and nrm PIN adelpnia5, rs 200
8 80 /; Balttmore5, s5s95 10 good Workers, 81 81
as common to fair, ~ GO9t 10 receipts, i,5OC
neads shipments, 900 head.
90 bOH4; common, Sl42; receipts, 2,oOO mead
shipments, 2,iUO head.
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THE ENIGBTs RETURN.
After having Most Enjoyable Trip
nilminKtOn.

wilmington.
Lancaster Division No. 6 and Inland
City Division No. returned last evening
from their trip to Wilmington, Delaware.
They marched direct from the depot to
their respective armories and were dia
missed. They report having had a
pleasant trip.
The Wilmington Esery Ereniag says
Thursday morning Lancaster Division and
Inland Division, of Lancaster, Pa,
headed by the Rcamstown and Lancaster
city coruet bands, in charge Of their hosts,
the Wilmington Division, started on a
trip down the Delaware river TO view the
historic battlements of Fort Delaware, an d
thence made tack ACROSS the river to
Salem, N. j., for dinner. The trip was
made OH tho steamer Susie Mccall,
which was chartered Tor tho day.
The guests have evidently enjoyed their
short visit here, and their hosts have
likewise extracted much pleasure from
their presence. Both divisions are made
up of fine body of men, who are well
drilled and march iu excellent form.
Socially they arc most genial gentle men,
and welcome as guests to The city.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-24
aotners AotnersiI Motnersl

Are you disturbed at night and broken OF
your rest by u sick child suffering ana crying
with the exCruciatlng pain OF cutting teeth
II SO, 20 at once and Ssl bottle 0t hRS. WIN.
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. II will relieve
the poor little sufferer rtmmediately-.lepeno
upon II; ; there is no mistake about Il. There Is
not Il mother on earth who has ever used II,
who will not tell you nt once that 1t Will
regulate the bowels, and give rest to the
mother, and relief ami health to the child, OPP
Grating like magic. II Is perfectly safe To use
in all cases, and pleasant to tho taste, and is
the prescription OF one OF the oldest and best
female physicians In the United States. Sold
everywhere. rs cents o bOttls.
may3i-lydA w saw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-24

Singing, irritation, Inflammation, all Kid
ney and Urinary Complaints, cured by
"Buchu.Paiba." 81 ~
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DEa THIS


HBRsos.-in this city, Oct. n 1881, Benedict
Herzog, in the 3oth year OF mis- age.
The relatives and friends, also st. Michael's
Beneficial Society. are respectfully invited 70
attend the funeral, from his late residence,
No. 542 st. j oseph street, on Saturday morn
ing at 81 O'Clock. High Mass at st. Joseph's
church. Interment a. ct. ,Josepb's cemetery
2td
AYERs this city, on the S8d inst, Cecilia
Rebeeca, daughter OF Leo and Amelia Myers,
aged weeks.
The relatives and friends OF tho family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral,
from the residence Of her parents, No. $40 st.
Joseph street. on Saturday afternoon at two
O'Clock. Intern4snt at st. Josephs cemetery.
Its
sPAEN.--In this city, on october 6d, 1854,
l.. l.. Bush SpaeII, infant son OF j. q. and
n ora N. spaeth, In his ninth month.
Interment tomorrow (esturdsy) afternoon
at O'Clock, from No. l40 North Queen street,
to proceed to " oodward Hill cemetery. 1t
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FoW HorE,
Quotations by Associated Press.

stocks strong until noon. when they reacted
nlka AoupV. lsyna
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AakRIAGED

HrysrAuD-KEnrKR--On the 2Sd OF october,
1885,, by tho Rev. W. n. Gerhard. At his rosi-
dencs, No. 81 East Orange street, Mr.. william
r. Hiestand, OF Bart township. to Mis- Cor.
delie KEN per. OF Mannheim township.
EHRnARD--G q aRt ACs.- On the 2Sd OF october,
1854, by the Rev. n. erhard, 1T his resi- sncs,
Mr.. Harry q. eInard, TO Miss Alice X. Der
lach both OF Manor township.
BVRkk kr--hARTRAEYr.--On the 2sd OF October,
lSs4 by tho hev. W. Il. Gerhard, at his resi-
dence, Mr. Adam Ii. Burket, of last Peters
burg, to Miss Susan r. Hartranit, Of Lancaster
junction.
HARTRAsFT-BALNBR.--On tho Esd of October
1884, by the Rev. ~. L. Gerhard, at his resi-
dence. Mr.. John +. Hartranft To Miss Kate l.
Bslmsr, both OF Lancaster junction.
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uOLUmBIA NEWS,


From Our Regular Correspondent
The Linen Busters, preceded by the
Tow Hill club, marched through the prin.
oipal streets Of Columbia last evening.
Nearly 75 torches wsrs in line 45 busters
and about % coons. Columbia ltspubli-
cans ought to be proud Of the gang that
psralsd. They looked like funny ohrOmos.
But they enjoyed themselves. Nearly .
dollars worth Of fireworks were put sR.
&C. Kaufman will aQonise Mannheim
Republicans with . speech this evening.
His father, Hon. q. &. KauHman nearly
put to sleep their boys and ''coons" who
heard him discuss the tariff In Armory
hall last evening.
At one of tho largest meetings held BY
Columbia Democrats, and that was last
evening, the old Hancock aud English
Invincibles we're ro-organiEed with the
following officers:
Captain-Chss. r, Young.
1st Lieutenaut-naniel Sample.
and H. 9. Young.
1st Sergeant-A. V. Rogers.
The boys drilled over an hour, after
which they adjourned until this evening at
seven O'Clock, when all arrangements will
be completed. 1t is requested that those
Democrats having helmets and leggipgs In
their possession, will attend this evenings
meeting.
L. II Fondersmith's Republican dudes
will meet and disband this evening.
PERSONAL.
Rev. L. Bender, of Lake, Warrington
county New York, is visiting his relatives
in Columbia.
Mr.. Harry Haughey left for New York
city to-day, where he will remain week :.
George A. Kent and son, Of Bingham
ton, N. Y, are in town.
TOWN NoTRs.
Tho opening Of the skating rink to
morrow at z p. m. promises to be q
grand affair. Experts from Lancaster,
Harrisburg and York. will be present and
at $3.50 o'clock Prof. +. Norris, of Toledo,
| Ohio, will give fancy skating exhibition.
Squire Young gave John Kelly five days
in jail for being drunk and disordsrly yes.
terday.
Edward S. Younz's remains were in.
tered in Mt. Bethel cemetery this after
noon. They were brought to Columbia
from his late home in Lutheryillo, Nd, on
a special train, which arrived at noon. A
large number of friends and relatives ao-
compsnied them, and 10 special which
loft Columbia ut this 3 p. M, they returned
South.
John Dembscher, the German who cut
hls tniOhl low hayh dSO, - sttil uFink
The day after he was taken to the Lancaster
hospital, he tore open tho wound from
which blood flowed profusely. 1t was
| deemed necessary to bind his hands aud in
such manner AS to prevent . repetition OF
| the act. Ho Is certainly insane. Dem
| bacher's mind has been affected for long
time, for six years ago he was in the same
hospital with broken arm, and that time
| acted queerly. All the food given him
leaks through the wound in his throst.
A plain gold breast pin was lost yes
terday by Mrs. Joseph DoDnely In Co
| lumbis.
Benz. GontUer, day watohmsn on p,
| X. II. bridge, has occupied that position
for the past sixteen years, in which time
| he never lost whole day IRON his duties.
He is 20 years old to day, and in each and
every twenty-tour hours, walks from
ten to fifteen miles.
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The funeral of Jacob Bsir, of Chester
county, whose death was notiosd in the
INTELLIGKNoER of Thursday, took place
this morning. The interment was made at
the family burying ground, near Inter
course. Mr.. BARS death was the result
Of an accident. On last Friday while he
was picking apples hs fell from the tree
and was injured internally. He remained
unconscious until his death, which oo-
Cured on Tuesday.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-24
Two Executed aud six ExiIeo,

ST.. PETERSBURG, Dot. 24.--Only two of
the persons who were reported to have
been executed at the st. Petersburg cita-
del last Saturday. for political oifeuses,
paid the death penalty. The sentence of
both the women and of the other four OIL
GERS of the Russian army was commuted to
Punishment to Siberia.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-24
Incubation Fileu,

Deputy Coroner Rohrer this morning
filed in the commissioners Office The in
quisition held on the body of Michael
Haurahan who died from injuries received
by being struck by engine No. 4l9 on
Wednesday. The jury rendered verdict
o accidental death and exonerated the
railroad company from all blame.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-24
e.. Johns church Fair.

The fair for the benefit Of the organ
society of st. Johns German Reformed
church has been well attended every even
ing since the opening, A large number of
articles on the fancy tables have been
disposed of at reasonable prices, but many
are still left and will no doubt be sold
before the close of the fair. The wheel
of fortune is doing thriving business aud
the candidates for the articles to be voted
for are making vigorous canvass among
their friends for votes.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-24

Ssw YoRR, oct. "a 4--Elour--State and West
ern dull and in buyers favor. Southern quiet
and easy.
Wheat unsettled and HI5Sc lower moder-
ate trade No. l, White, nominal; No. Bed,
SsS%c; Feb, s9A1gO5.c; Mar, sIJ<99l2zc.
Corn duh andsa shade lower; Mixed west
ern spot, 6JSP5shc : do future, i7A A056Hc.
Oats shade better; No. NOV, sect state,
3i13sc Western, 32d5SC.
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Tne UounfY Bridges.

The county commissioners have returned
from their visit of inspection of the bridges
now being built along the Octoraro creek.
Tho bridge at Lees mill is completed, the
one at Blackbu mill will be finished
next week at Pine Grove one span Of
the bridge is completed and the second is
under way at Kinks mill, where the
bridge was badly damaged on Saturday,
the contractor has ordered lumber and ex
poets to have the bridge reconstructed in q
few weeks
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-24
Ex.,ena,or Thurman In Town.

Ex-senator Allen G.. Thurman, OF
Columbus Ohio, arrived in town on fast
line this afternoon. He is the guest OF
his brothers in law, Rev. @. Reimensnyder,
on West King street.
Judge Thurman will SEQ his friends In
Lancaster at the Jefferson club room from
s to 0 o'clock this evening. He leaves fol
Indiana at IL O'Clock.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-24
A E05O,OOO Fire.

MILWAUKEE, Oct. 24.-A. Chapman's
mammoth dry goods establishment
was completely destroyed by fire last
night. The latest estimates place
Chapman's loss on the building at 5000, 900
and on the stock at $350,000. Insurance,
$3.50. 600. Starka Brothers loss on stock
was 100000. The origin of the fire is .
mystery,
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About tho COURT House.

Court will meet st 10 O'Clock 70. morrow
morning for the transaction of currsnt
business aud the calling Of the judgment
docket.
On Monday an adjourned court of
quarter sessions will commence with Judge
Patterson presiding.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-24
a Rupning Sontssi.

GA Monday afternoon, November 3, a
foot race will come off at McGrann's park,
between Tom Caldwell, oolored barber
of Christiana, aud Frara Mccoy. Both
are great runners and they will contest
for 100 yards and then for half mile. Tho
prize will bs 500. Billy Mclean, the well
known umpire aud sporting man of Phils.
delphis, will be pistol hrer.
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Wagon wrecked,

The horses of Harry Stehman, of Cones.
toga township, hitohed to a wagon scared
on North Queen above the depot this
morning and in endeavoring to turn the
hind wheel of the wagon was wrecked.
The wagon was loaded with coal and
another team had to be found to take the
coal TO its destination.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-24

Sure cure for Bind, Bleeding and Itching
Piles. One box has cured Ihe worst case OF 20
years standing. No one need suffer tve min
utes after using Williams Indian Pile ONT
ment. IL absorbs tumors, allays itching, acts
as podltice, gives instant relief. Prepal ed
only tor Piles, itching OF the private parts,
nothing else. Sold by druggists and mailed
on receipt OF PAIGE, 81. sold by Il. B. Coch-
ran, druggist l37 and l39 North Queen street. i
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lay, delegate Charles Freeland, messen-

Clay, delegate Charles Freeland, messen-
ger.
Morrison's Cove--D. s. shoop. elder
ID. M. Bare, delegate; ID. l.. Ksagy, A.
Snively, messenger.
Saxton-F. l., Nicodsmus, elder John
Ray, delegate.
Fort Littleton-H. w. Long, elder.
HoutZ1ale--J. Berkstrssser, elder.
Cleariied--S. Spurrier. elder.
Churohtown oirouit-F. l.. Bardens,
elder John Kincb, delegate.
MISSIONS.
Lower York-S. E. Herman, elder {;
Peter Baker messenger.
NorthumbeilAnd-C. Smith, elder /;
James Baylor, messenger.
Steelton-T. Stell, elder; Latimoro
Sidle, delegate B. u. McNair,
messenger.
LOCAL MINISTER'S WITHOUT APPOINTMENT.
ii. Borgner, J. w. Collins, Thomas
Young, B. Doughterman, J. Lusker, ID.
Shope, q. +. Ault. A. J. Floyd, Edgar
Graybill, y. J. Turner, j. M. Staufer,
John Ross, j. Knoll, Il. M. Pine, II. Whit
aker, Simon Flsegle and ID. Ii. humma.
ExHoRTERs.
p. L. Richabaugh, T. Morgan, Stern l..
knight.
WORK OF THE SESSION IN DETAIL.
IteN. ID. II 4. DtCH, Oi NlOuut JOy, WINS OK
cused for the day to attend funeral at
said place.
The journal Of yesterdays proceedings
was read by the stated clerk, and, after
some corrections. adopted. This was
followed by the reports Of the
following ministers Rev. q. w.
Seilhamer, Lancaster Rev. J. d..
Speese of Washington borough Rev.
Geo. Sigler, OF Philadelphia station,
Rev. J. Is Lockwood, of Middletown, and
Rev. J. q, Seabrooks, of Churohtown.
All the reports were accepted and license Q
were renewed. Rev Seabrook, was, upon
motion, referred to tho church extension
board when elected for relief to pay for
repairing their bethel.
Rev. s. ID. G.. Jackson, of Mechanics
Station, reported. Report was accepted
aud license renewed.
The committee on arrangements re
ported, aud upon motion, it was decided to
hold memorial services this evening at
7:30 O'Clock.
Upon motion by Rev. A. II. Long, it
was agreed TO change the regular order of
business, and permit tho committee en-
overtures to present their report.
The committee reported, and upon mo-
ton tho report was adopted aGd the arti-
cles referred to the eldership to be consid-
cred,
A communication from the West Ohio
eldership was read. A transfer from said
eldership to the Eastern Pennsylvania
eldershp was granted TO Rev. G.. l.. Cow.
on. Upon motion the trans fer was accepted
and the Eldership granted license to Rev.
G. l.. Coweu.
The church at Philadelphia asked leave
to sell their church property, Gnd with the
proceeds secure property At a moro deslrs.
bic place. On motion the permission was
granted.
Adjourned until 80 p. N.
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Life IusurRnce Paid.

j. Buuce. assistant superintendent OF the
Metropolitan Lite Insurance company, has
this day paid 10 Mrs. Helzog, of No. 642 ST.
Joseph street. the SUN OF ga on her husbands
policy, whose death occurred only Is months
after being insured, from consumption. lts
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-24
Decision sustsined In Famous suit.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. 24.-The ex
aminers in chief OF the patent office, in the
celebrated telephone interference patent
case, have sustained the decision of the
examiner of interferenoes in favor of A,
Graham Bell, as to issues A B G L T l
and L, and have reversed the decision
as far as it applied to the issue (Which
involves the principal feature OF the tele,
phone) which was awarded TO McDoDough
and which the examiners in chief have
decided in Bells favor.
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A Prison wsrdens Resideroe Damaged
Eire.

PrrTsBuRd, Pc, Dot. PA Ere broke
out early this morning inWarden Wright's
residence attached to the New, Riverside
penitentiary and damaged that place to the
amount of $40, 900. The reports first spread
were that the penitentiary was on fire and
created great excitement.