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The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-04
GUIDO BECK,

4 ttFHtfEtT Second Avenue, over Peoples
y >atinual Bank, t,Ock I-i.nd. Illinois.
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The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-04
Nj. M. COKBETT.

ATTORNEY At LAW, solicitor in Ghancrry and
il Notary Public, Abstracts, Looms and rnllrc
t"na. ONCE inio i'a Block, I'd avenue, oven
BtEtr'a irWtlry store. nov. 2iIy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-10

letter to the editor Of the London nal
1eiegrnph.

letter t. the cdftor Of the London naily
Telegraph.
fcr the past SIX months l hsve IN my
practice had 10 deal with at least one
case Of decided rabies every week.
When II rs considered how easily the
disease Is transmitted from one animal
70 another, often by mere casual snap.
and thence TO the human being. il Is not
surprising that hr. CsrttAr. the coroner
at Biaekheath. should on Friday last have
declared that. having Ind three cases
Of bydrophobia TO deal with IN fort
night, be thought j, ms duty to COM
mgnicate with the Commissioners OF
Police. ] wish 10 diminish the ter
Iible effects Of hydroPhobia by pointing
out how the disease may easily be noted
N It's earlier stages. and preventive
measures at once be taken. II an
animal slabbers from the mouth, and
has hanging OF the lower jaw,
accompanied by apeculiar change in tine
bark. II Is clear case Of dumb rabies.
quite as contagious as the other
AoiuAs Int OAttI ltTLl OF IAblcc -
more dangerous, because the dog knows
MS master and is even more friendly
than usual, but exhibits a strange
nervousness, swapping al anything that
ofiends him and having that peculiar
rabid bark which. once heard. can
never be forgotten. II there Is the
slightest alteration IN the bark OF dog
1t should at once be put in quarantine.
If any one has the misfortune 70 be
bitten by mad-dog, the best thing to
do is to suck the wound al once,
drawing as much blood as posi-
bic. This Is far better than cauteriza-
ton. Police officers or other officials
should be empowered to DESTROY all
dogs, whether under the control Of their
owners OF not, who are In rabid state.
and also ali dogs which may have been
bitten by a rabid animal. BY that
means ] should hope ultimately % ex-
terminate that terrible disease. which.
without some check. may develop itself
into real epidemic OF hydrophobia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-10
IsaeI Respifed
IBy telerraph % the pispateh.l

lBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.
REGINA, n. W. TERRITORY, No
yember 9.-Riel has been Tespited until
the 9th instant.
WASHINGTON, November 9.-MA-
jor Edmond Msllett, Of this city, q we'll
known worker IN the French cause In
the United States, and az intimate per-
sonal friend Of Louis Riel. the Cana
dian revolutionisi, had an interview
with the President this afternoon and
made 6 strong appeal for interference
by this Government to prevent the
hanging Of Riel by the Canadian aB-
thorlties. The President heard Mallett
fully. and after giving the matter full
consideration, concurred with Secretary
Bayard's opinion, previously given, that
il was not a case In which the United
States Government could properly III
terfere.
TORONTO. November "a special
from OttOwa to the Globe says 8 rumor
is current there that a warrant order
Ing Riel's execution was forwarded TO
Regina some DAYS ago BY special mes
CeDrpr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-10

rxF yoRr sTorx mAEKrr.

NV YoaK. Novrnbere The xtrxf mar
Net Was very sctt>e TINS forenor0. stin
prices icr sone Of the DBoes setIfe stooxs
4uits t.yefish and irrrxasaT; ~ the 1itei-
aosn u driflsc into eesldet cu1Bcss. espe-
eislty when efforts were fnxftc % chesk tise
tea1ency 90 lower qnotatlous. wbicD wns
lie prOnainenf feature Of fhe sfferuoen' :
opcfabons. Transactions 10 r3ny amounted
% te1s47o; bat 1si .5oo sesre- OF THIS Dust
neE 1as conifibrted by A. Pal. LAKE
fnofx. and union fsciic. Tssp Was COM
psraTrei3 nctfNe business In ige0tsv flie and
NAsaTliie, although the trsnsnetsens szvre-
gates irss than 81 go SHARES. There Wa
fnodesate trading IN New Yorlt Central AND
" esferp Union, and limited nusiness IN
the resi- 81 Inc Ist. Al tisc opeEing 90
Day the ffrsi prices were irFe1:aiaT ranging
betw een decline OF ! and an saenace OF \.
buI Ia the cary dealings There Wa y gene
m decline. fCilowed by q reaction during
which. IA many casee, The irhe~a prices
81 tEe dsy we're made, while IN others the
cpSning quotations were TIE hest nEares
teache1. fOr time amer m lcdav tise tner-
ket wsk steady: then developed Increased
activity. MI during tine last hoar tise fine
tuatioas ~ers within very narro~ limits.
snd quotations we're aDouf steady unul
near he close when they yleideo small
fractions, aud the market cioseo heavy
The tp9ciA feature OF the days opertticits
WAS the strength deVeloped IN Uuion fkci-
re wnirh wRS The bail card Of the day. The
STOCK opened with Az advance ~ So.
changes Closed Al Ses-an advance Of -
I he real 81 the market q from fzaiz4
lower -. Paul snd Western Uaion SHOWING
The heaviest net declines. n n said there h
n Vefy hitter feeling existing between toe
Baltimore and ONO and tins westerns Union
and 70 b. sem i-ofiiciailY stated that here \
not tite slightest foundation for The fusnors
that hsVe been circulated Tor some days
fakt az The comproalisr between ttse COM
panies.
NOUs-StooKs active and nrn. Money
2a2M per cent kxchanee--Loug. ass
eE0rl aeg. Governments neglected.
kVentng. <S8. Money A. per
cent sub Treasury Dsiances-tfOl3 tl6t.-
62s 00O. currency. o.. $40 900. Govern
ments steady . per cents 12se: Der
nents. lo2s bid. state bonds asoii and
heavy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-10
s~rseas nasiroan Accident.

Utica. n. J., November 9.--It v
reported that serious accident has oc-
Cured OF the West-Shore road abeui
one mile west Of Little Falls. and thai
six pAssenger-coaches ran into q ditch.
One lady rs said TO be killed and a num-
Der OF persons seriously injured.
Among them is AssemblynRn Pratt. Of
Rochester.
The train that is derailcd is No. 81
west-bound Chiclgo and St. Louis limit
ed.
NEW YORK. November 9.--The West
Shore Railroad Company furnishes the
following facts regarding the accident
on Its road tins morning Train No. 81 ,
west-bound, left here at 6 O'Clock last
night; passed Little Falls on time, but
ran of the track about one nile west
Of that place At about 1880 O'Clock
this morning.
The accident is said 70 have been
caused by the washout Of a portion Of
the bank. The engine passed over
safely. but the tender broke loose and
ran of the track with the entire train.
The tender Was lodged into the side
OF the frs; sleeper. Mrs. @. 4. Pratt,
Of Rochester, passenger n this sleep
er, was killed. Her husband. c. T..
Pratt Judge Green, Of Springfield,
H.; j. ". Weston, Of New York /;
Miss Estells Clarke Vaughn, Of Wor-
cesteT, Mass. I. Saks. Of New York,
were al slightly injured. One OF the
porters IN the Pullman car was badly
injured and another one slightly bruised.
The baggsge-car. smoking-car, and one
pAssengeT-car were slightly broken. At
9 O'Clock this morning the track was
perfectly cleared, and the trains were
moving rs usual. The uninjured pas
ssngers on Train g. were transferred TO
another train, which passed Frankfort
four hours later.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-10
SOUTHERN CYCLONE.
DEADIr AND DESTRUCTIVE.
Ire Devsaasinz Ine1t. an several aIahxNa
ceHHsies- sanaS I.ivvs Gses1 and Much pa.

Iss Devsaasfnz Icne1s an several atahxNa
tscss fresahsns.
fBy telegraph 20 the pispascb.l
SELMA, Ala. November Err
iay night one OF the most terrific and
destructive storms ever known In this
State passed over the section OF country
INST north Of this city, washing away
Bridges, railroad-beds. growing crops,
and dwelling forests and houses for
miles. The cyclone was accompanied
by torrents Of rain and appalling cleo
tine discharges. H started on the Ga
tswba river, passed through Dallas,
Perry. and Bib counties. leaving
q dead waste OF forests, plan
tations. houses, and villas. Exploring
relief parties say the track Of the cy-
clone was half q mile wide. They
have gone over forty miles picking up
dead and wounded. and don know how
much longer the track Is. Thirteen
persons have been found killed outright.
and forty or ffty dangerously wounded.
A number Of persons cannot be &C
counted for. Bales Of cotton were
blown from the giD-houses and burst
cd and scattered everywhere no two
locks Of I'm; were left together. A man
ariving with cotton 10 the city has been
lost. The cotton and wagon were blown
q quarter OF q mile. and the man and
mules carried OF and cannot be found
Growing crops Of potatoes. etc, were
torn w from the ground even trees
and eottoa-Et2lks were bSrked. Relief
parties are searching Tor the dead and
dying. and everything Is being done 70
relieve the restitution. The negroes
are frightened nearly to death, and hud-
die about together or squat alone IN
CLAD IN brush and under fallen trees.
supplied and speechless with fear and
superstition. unable 20 tell where any
Of Their household is. The city is be-
ing csnvassed for money subscriptions
20 bury the dead and relieve the wants
Ct the destitute.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-10
Tine CiviI-serviee oomm,.sion.


WASHINGTON. November 9.-COl
one ". /. Trenholm, who succeeds
Judge IhOmEn a. q civil-service com.
missioner. arrived IN the city last night.
To-day be took the oath OF Office. And,
with the other two commissioners, call
I'D on the President. After leaving the
White House the new Commission held
Its first meeting. The only business
transacted was the election OF Mir.
Eogerton as president. The Sterling
case was discussed Informally, but no
conclusion was arrived AZ.
The report Of the examiners al New
York was received to-day. Ii shows
that Sterling passed twenty-fourth on q
Inst Of thirty, with N average Of Z
fraction over GO, IN the examination for
custom-house welgherS.
The Commission viii hold another
meeting tomorrow, when the question
Of whether the entire hist OF those who
passed successful examination for
weigher al the New York custom
house shall be sent to the appointing
power or whether only the four highest
on the list shall be certified viii be de-
cided.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-10
Resumption Of w0rk NJ Roach's


CHESTER. PA, November g.
Roach'S yard started this morning witt
no men. At : o'clock upwards OF
1000 men assembled around the
gates, and when the whistle gave it
accustomed toot 81 intervals OF one
minute deGiening shout went up from
the crowd which drowned the steam.
whistle. Women and children took il
up, and a GLAD huzza could be heard
for squares away. AL the foremen OF
departments were taken on, and they
selected about $50 workmeD. Tools
were given out, and about sixty men
were put to work on the Chicago. The
others were set about different things
II the yard. AL the departments ex-
cept the foundry were started.
NEW YORK. November 9.-Nearly
$50 men resumed work al the Morgan
lron-Works Of John Roach In this city
this morning. The cruiser Atlanta and
the dispatch-boAt Dolphin were full Of
mechanics. and the busy hum Of III
dustry was heard Oh all sides. Il is
said that ovsr 100 men viii be taken Oh
during the week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-10
The HstlImus transit.
rBv lalerrnnh V the plsnatnl

by telegraph u the Dispatch
WASHINGTON. November Sir
reference TO Secretary Whitney's order
sending the Tennessee AID Galena to
the lsthmus Of Panama. fhe Star saws
II Is inferred he is anxious to prevent
AZ outbreak similar 70 that OF last
spring. which vii endanger the
lsthmus transit, rendering this Govern
ment liable for damage, and quotes q
nsval officer as saying - We haven Z
received the bill for the burning OF
AspinwaL but II will be along
tins winter, and then there viii
Doe quite howl raised. Dam
ages 70 the extent OF good
many millions OF dollars were caused
by the burning OF Aspinwau, and It looks
very much as If TINS Government would
be compelled 70 foot the bill. We guar
anteed 20 keep the transit open. CO.
lombia couldn't do il, and IN the event
OF IFS failure the responsibility rested
on our shoulders. We opened the
transit bat before that was done As
pInwall was burned and millions Of
dollars Of property was DESTROYED. The
people who suffered VIII expect remu-
neration. and, as ] said, viii send the
bill tous.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-10

wife and sen. managed 10 es-
cape, and arrived hse to-day.
Only one Of the family was injured
DIR. Ehy's son, who was wounded IN
the thigh. Il appears, however, that
John Yczter snd wife. from Pitts
county. No., who left here Saturday for
the Misscuri-Florida ranch. we're mas-
dcred by the Indians within five miles
Of their destination. Captain Chsiiee
and company. who went IN pursuit Of
the marauders, were surprised by the
Indians. One scouf was killed and one
SOLDIER wnnnden.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-10

"ofknzn Powderiy se SEATED that the
sislt Of the Executive Board to *.
LOUIS was chiefly to ascertain whether
CfeVeiand Assembly, o. an assembly,
wa irnpl'oated IN the use Of dynsmite.
ana They had satisfied themselves that IL
was not. He very strongly condsmned
the use Of dynamite, and said that the
knights Of Labor as sueh,would not de-
ieno prisoners now IN Jail here CHARGED
with Its use. lie believes TINT if these
men are found guilty they should suffer
the full penalty Of the Law. The com
mittee viii leave tomorrow night for
Washington, Ind.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-10
The Texas Cyclsne.
lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.


GALVESTON, November 9.-A spe-
cial from Dangerfield TO the Netrs says
Later accounts show that the cyclone II
CRss county OF Thursday evening last
was worse than al first reported. It's
breadth was thirty yards. A spiral
shaped cloud moved with awful velocity
Gnd a terrific roar, crushing dwellings
and out-buildings, scattering their con-
tents far and wide, and carrying death
and destruction IN It's pathway Hardy
Pitman and his three children.
six, seven. and eight years old,
and also nlne-year-old boy
named Richard Hawthorne. were killed
by the destruction OF Their residence.
The head OF one child was twisted of
and carried 200 yards from the body.
Mrs. Bruce, q widow aged eighty years,
and her daughter. were badly injured
by the wreckInc Of their residence. Ii
Is supposed the former viii die from
her injuries. Reports Of other casual
ties are expected. After the storm
turkey was found completely stripped
Of his feathers. The damage is not
known.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-10

rBv cable 70 the pisnatch.

10y thbtt 70 TIE AihpdlCls
LONDON. November 9.--Mr. Glad
stone started from Hawarden to- day for
Edinburgh II good health and spirits.
In replying TO al address al Chester
the e1-pre1nier said :. an going 10
Midlothian not 10 secure my election.
but TO teach and preach the necessity
for united Liberal action" Great en-
thuslagm was displayed by the large
crowd present.
Large crowds were assembled Al va
nous stations Oh the line Of railway 70
welcome Gladstone. a. the special train
stopped a few moments at different
points. The ex-Premier had enthus,-
astic receptions al Warrington. Pres
Ton, and Carlisle, and IL short addresses
said he believed the country was still
faithful 70 Liberal principles. At
Wigsn o photographer was present, and
secured 8 likeness Of Gladstone as the
latter was leaning out Of the carriage
window.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-10
4 VONAE'S RETENGE.
Man shswered witt v.trioI. and Perms.
Bentlr Blinded

= wan HHoAffea WIN fatftoi' aho fefnth'
Bentlr Blinded.
fIy telegraph 20 the Dispatch.l
CHICAGO, November 9.-Joseph
Schneider Ines IN 8 critical condition at
Ais home, 643 Third street. His ewes,
mouth, and breast are horribly burned
with YitTiol, and the attending physi-
cixD SAYS there Is . doubt about his
recovery, and that IN any event he will
lose ms sight. Some time since Schnei-
der borrowed, II Is said, $1,000 from
Mrs. Stadlemsn. lie failed to pay II.
and she sued him and obtained judg-
ment for s200. This was not paid
until about two weeks ago, when
Schneider got married. Before MS mar
mage he IS said 70 have compromised the
matter with Mrs. StadlemAn by
paying her ESQ. Last night he
Sccidently met Mrs. Stadleman Al the
corner Of State and Thirty-second
streets. They mad some words, when
the woman. quick as fash, dashed the
entire contents Of large bottle Of
vitriol into his face. He was removed
to neighboring drugstore, where it
was found that the liquid had penetrs-
ted his ewes, run down into his mouth.
causing his tongue 70 swell so that be
can scarcely SPEAK, and then trickled
ali over the upper portion Of ais body.
He was removed 70 ms home. The
woman escaped after throwing the
vitriol and viii probably not be arrest
ed, as Schneider informed the police
that he did not intend to prosecute her,
and requested that she be not arrested.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-10

trine that Comet visible 10 the naked
eye appearing IN the railing sign q
country poricnds the violent death
Of the chief rnler. There Is no
doubt that it rs because Of chance CO.
meidences Of THIS sort that astrology
maintained ms place for such long pc
nod Of time, and that gwen at the pre-
sent day macy otherwise well-edneated
people are he'd 10 think - there is some
tang N it." Flsmsteed, the sstrone-
nsr royal Of that day, 1t rs sad, astre-
logically ''eleeted - the favorable time
ter the foundation Of greenwich Oh
serTatory.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-10
kARKETY By TELEGRAPH.
KEW YORK


REV YoKK, November g.--Cotton nrn
sales, GA bales. uplands. 3 5-l6c.: Orisan1
S1zc. consolidated net rsceipls a. O0s
bales a1pOris-tO Great Britain ASA
bales % the continent, 11.57e bales.
southern -four quiet and Unclaimed
Nheat-spot dull ungradsd red slc.s
t4-o@A. No. red nominal, November
s4jsc.; DeceD Der, eeAg6lc Corn a shMds
lower; closed easy ungradod 45a4 &C. :
No. e. 665Sa5eAc.. November, B85za55s.c. !:
and moderately active No. 2. sSe.
Hops quiet and unchanged Coffes--
spot lair: kiO dull ~ e. so: No Rio. spot
$3.50: December. s6.so. sugar dull and
nominai lair 10 good refining. 6aA5a.c. re-
nneo quiet; 9, 5aa5szc.: extra {, si,aslzc.
white extra 1, 6S-a5s.c. yellow, klseSc.
OF A, 6hc.; mould A, sc: standard A
&C. c0nfectioners A es.c: cut-i0Af and
crushed, 7sc.' powdered. &c. grsnu-
lated, 8 7-l6c. cubes ea.a67c. MoaseeE an.
changed. Rice steady Gnd In fair demand
Dotton-seed OIL. 80c for crude. soc. Tor r@-
lined. hO&in quiet 81 g. .02 <ati IL Turpef-
tint Gull al sac. Hides quiet and ia rgs,a.--
rate demand Wool fairy active aud ara.
domestic heece zla5oc. pulled, l4a3Sc.
Texas. sa2zc. Fork arm and more active
Mess, ss.75aSie for inspected. Middles dull.
long clear. s5.373z. Lard, 4ae points hignsr
and moderately active. contract grades
seseo; N0vefnB Der. s6.sssso 40; Decainber,
sG.9easG.99. frelgnts ilrmer.
GALI1MOKE.
BALTIMoRE, NoveTn Der 9.--Ff0rr easy ana
dull. B0wnrd-stFeet and western suuTrfioe
ssssS-23: extra, S8.5aas4.Is: family. So 4Da
50; CITY Mills superfine. taas3.A0. extrs.
Ss.60as4. 10 Rio brandS, s5as6.1x Wheat-
southern steady and arm: western ilrmer
and oull southern red, eakesc.: Rmher
sec.asl No. ] Maryland e4S,c. bid: M.
western wtDler red. spot sl<aaaa. C,rp-
southern easy and 0uiet; western higher
Goc inore active southern white &szbnc
yellow. 47Atzc. Oats firm: southeru S0a
S5c.: western white. 8za85c mixed sna
Sic. fennsyivaals, 8aassc Provisions
steady: Mess Pork, 81 BoaSIo. Bulk-meAts--
soou deis knc eieer-Tfb sides, packed. sz.B0
AID to.31- bscen-shoulder s.; ciesF-r1O
sides. 81. HANS. s1las1l-25. Iard-Ae-
Eoed, S7-5o. Coffee dali. Rio carsosk Orti-
nafy 90 1air. 7aaeac. Sugar steady and
quiet; A scft, orc, Whiskey firn and quiet
~ Sl.lssfl.20. FrelghlS dali
CINCINNATI.
CrEcrEn&r1, November e.--Fsoar steady.
IL mily s4zs4. 20 lADcy "a. 50xs4 Is. Whe&t
stfuuEcr No. = red. saassc. Cora stronger.
No. mixed. a. saane. oats stronger; No
mixed 27sazec. Pork held higher, wlth
llGht demand, III se.85. Lard kxroarer a.
tons1.04. bu.k-lneAx< quiet. ne1 Shorf
riha. o.. hncon firm shoalderx a. 7Hs
short nib. 6375, cie1F, ~. Wulakey xsaady
nnc nrm a 81 -. srxss in i1xnf a.
nkne hard refined. cl.<s8c. oz>s4ns. 80
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-10
Tbe Tabor Bssorre Eufi.
flsY o. hia 10 flaa Ills,,n sch !

BOSTON, November 9.-L4te this
afternoon Judge Allen, Of the Superior
Court, filed with the clerk Of said
court ms decision IN the Tabor divorce
suit. Judge Allen grants the petition
Of Pred. j. Tabor Tor divorce from his
wife, Annie, Oh the ground Of adultery,
and dismisses the latter's cross-libel.
The decision causes considerable sur
prise. This is the cast IN which Rev.
Mr.. D0wnes figured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-10
4 RAILROAD HOTEL BURNED.
1weRtJ -Four Persons NsrrewI, E.csps n
Their NiGht-CIoshes.

IwehtJ Fosf Persons Narrowly E.caps Il
Their Nish'-cioshes.
A New Castle Pa special SAYS
IL was about AIS this morning whsn
Mrs. j. ". Steen discovered smoke a.
SUNG from . cupboard in her bar-roon.
and by Az the whole hotel, which is
owned and operated by the Penn
syivania Railroad Company, was a
mass Of flames. The hotel is situated
al Lawrence Junction, about three miles
from tins city, and was built about one
year ago for the purpose Of having the
employees al together. The scheme met
with great dissatisfaction, owing to the
company dismissing any employee who
would refuse 10 stop al the hotel, aud
trains were delayed IT the point in Or
Ger 10 have passengers lunch At the
counter. Owing TO these accusations
the hotel was very unpopular and the
company has but few sympsthizers.
There were twenty flour persons IN
the building al the time the fire was
discovered. These all escaped m their
night apparel. The building was three
stories high and was eighty feet long
by forty wide and was built ssd fur
nished Al a cost OF $1,000. Tbs
guests losses are estimated At el2. 900.
The only insurance policy held Is
owned by Superintendent Kimball.
whose furniture was insured for o. geo
N the Etna Company. Hn loss
alone VIII reach $1,000. No attempt
was made TO save the building. owing 70
the rapid spread o! the flames and the
efforts required 70 save the lives Of the
inmates, some Of whom had 70 be car
NED out Of the burning building almost
sufiocated. AL of the compxny's 10
cords are lost, and, as this Is their most
important Office for the transaction of
business IN this section, their loss can
not be estimated. The conAsyrztion
was started from a defective steam
heating apparat1g.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-10
TIE RICHMOND DlsPATCH-TUEsDAY. NOVEMBER ~ 1855

last month all re6pened. ss,t witsm :
weak were ordered 10 be closed the
night Chiei-os-poiice Hu5son was ar
rested They remained closed during
the tine his case was psudInz. Last
Saturday ms case was continued for one
week, and tonight the houses opened
again. About { o'clsck al were raid
ed, and several patrol-wagon loads Of
men were taken 10 the poIice-station.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-10

KINGSTON, ONT, November o.
Kingston is suffering from an epidemic
Of incendiarism. During the past Few
nights seven attempts 70 burn business
buildings have been discovered. Cit.
zens ana merrhants are greatly alarmsd,
and a special might patrol has bscu sp-
pointed 70 look out icr iire-bsgs.