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from that Yankee State up in the north
eastern corner ofthe Union which causes
the rumpuS, but It has been developed
that he Is believer in prohibition OF the
liquor traiii !, aud those who have been
patroniEing the restaurant now want to
know what they ara To do when they want
"cold tea, beverage that Is very popular
and Is growing more and more so around
the Capitol. It's Quiiea long walk over
10 the House restaurant, even il It Is
under toe same roof; in fact ii is almost
nearer to step outside and patroniz one Of
the 1.-TWO for Eve" institutions Just beyond
the Capitol grounds. One result OF the
new order Of things will bc that TASKS and
lockers in committee rooms
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An Attempt to ulow Up the House Of mn Al
legged BiRek.Nhe'p Mailer.

An Attempt to bl0W Up the House OF nn Al.
legged BiSsh.Nhc'p Mailer.
CIScINSATI, o., Nov. l3.-An Enquirer
special from Ironton, Ohio, says: A COW
arlly attempt was made last nigh: to blow
up tho hcuse in which Andrew Cary re-
sides, the facts of which are about as fol-
lows: Andrew Cary, who is a black
sheep, was married few weeks ago to a
pretty rural damsel, and they went to
housekeeping in a cottage on Eighth
street. Young Cary is employed at the
Kelley Nail Works as a mailer. The feel
ing between the striking nailers and the
alleged bisck-shcep is very bitter, and has
several times come very near caus'
ing trouble. Some one about mid
night last night placed a bottle
filled, il is suppoged, with powder in the
window near where tho newly welded
couple we're quietly sleeping, attached q
fuse TO Il, and, touching ii OF, skipped out.
A terrible * plcsIon followed, shattering
the window glass and awakening people
for several fquarcs Distant Luckily the
charge Of powder was not large enough to
have the desired effect, and no one was
hurt, and the building only slightly dam
aged. There Is no Clew as TO tho parpe-
traitors Of the outrage, but It Is probable
that something will be done 10 bring the
would.be asSaBsius to justice.
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nIEL's INSANITY.
The Report CT the PhyIiolaHs-soms Think
Him IbsanS.

The Report CT the Phyuolara-Some IhinE
Him InEanS.
WISEiPEG, MAN, Nov. lS-Tt is stated
that DR.. Lowell, one OF the Rel medical
commission, has said he believed Riel was
insane. DR.. Jukes, Of Regina, claimed he
was zane. while the other member Of the
commission was waveriug. Lowell be-
lieved be wss inclined 10 think the
prisoner inBape. Each physician has
made a separate report to the government,
80 that Lowell is not certain which way
the third doctor has reported. He says
that the prisoner is far from being in the
possession OF his senses. There is
strange light in his eyes, which
hetokens insanity, or as Riels lawyers
put It during the trial, magalonania,
Lowell says Riel during the presence Of
the doctors carried on conversations which
no Just man could claim to emanate from
sane individual. He says II the govern
msnt hangs himthe act could not ke inter-
preted as more or less than hanging a luu-
attic. It 10 understood that the doctor has
promised to make strong representa-
lion at Ottawa on the question, as the
prelate is anxious TO cave The poor mans
iile. As the day fixed for tine execution
approaches the excitement hero grows
inTpngp
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DESvER, Coz, Nov, IRA Silver cliG
special to the &e,rs says: An explosion Of
a box Of giant powder in the boiler
room Of tho Domingo mine AZ o'clock
this evening, B0t tra 70 the buildings
and In ten minutes the entire shalt house
and hoistinH works burned 10 the ground.
The mine tiInbers arc OIL fro and twelve
mon who are at-work on lower level are
In great peri,
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wAsuiS0roS, D. O, Nov. lS.-The jury
in the case Of R4v. DR.. Hicks, spiritual ad-
wiser Of the assassin Guiteau, against the
Evening Star company, for $50, 600 dam.
ages for alleged libel In the publication OF
a statement that Hicks had negotiated for
the transfer Of Guitean's homes TO medi-
cal muteum for 81 1000, rendered verdict
TO day for the plaintiff OF ono cent dam
a,oo |.l
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DKrRolr, Mrcu, Now l9.-The Journals
Grand Rapids special says: Tho Grand
Rapids Furniture Company's factory fell
in this morning, killing Henry Epping
and seriously injuring three others, A
d, ieotlve timber caused the iall. At 6:3O
O'Clock this morning the men were look
ing at the debris when tho building fell
again with the result stated.
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OWEN soUSD, ONT, Nov. 1s-The
steamer Arthabasca arrived here to-day,
having on board the bodies Of EiSard
Frost and A. X, Emerson, victims Of the
Algoma disaster. The steamers officers
report nothing further than has already
been published. An active search isstill
being made in the Leighbcrhood OF the
wreck in the hope that more oi Lhe bodles
will hn recovered.
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RANoooS, Nov. lS-The British au-.
thorities have Issued a proclamation 10.
the tvs Of Burmab, assuring them
that none will be moles.ed in trading, re-
lig'ous and other privileges, and all
native, civil and military officers will be
protected as long as they remain
loyal, but punished II they NAL
treat Epglishmen. District tiEicers are
ordered 10 disrt gard orders from Mandalay,
as Theebaw will never be King again.
General PendergaSt has arrived at Theyet-
maYo,
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AT their . Municipal Chambers, the
AlEh day of the ninth moon Of the
eleventh yearot the reign Of the Emperor
Kwong suey y, the Chinese merchants Of
New York endorse the stand the President
has taken on the Chinese question. Little
by little Mr.. Cleveland is gathering about
him the forces to capture the next ma.
tional convention.
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BERLIN, Nov. lS.-The FIVE German
Americans whose expulsion from tho
island Of Fahr was recently ordered by
the German Government, were expsllsd
under law Of 1871, which has been re-
vised and which does not allow foreigners
to settle or even to reside temporarily at q
place unless the local authorities permit
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LIMERICK, Nov. lS.-A party Of soldiers
belonging to the Rifles regiment, while
walking in the streets tonight, here, hav-
ing been given permission to leave the
barracks, was attacked and stoned by q
crowd Of rougbs. The foldiers bolted and
made their way back 10 the barrscks.
The mob was dispersed by the police.
Pickets paraded. the streets TO preserve
nrdpr.
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MAaoSE having had his hopes ofrs-elec-
tion blasted, Daniel and Barbour ave fight
ing each other for the succession as hard
as each Ehacked it into Malone. This
little runpus is already making things
lively in the Bourbon household.
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PIrrsHuRGH, Pa, Nov 1S-Thee eleventh
week of the strike Of the G,OOO coal miners
in tho Monongahela Valley cloees to.mor.
row, and yet there ere no visible or rs-
liable signs OF settlement Correct news
regarding the situation is hard to obtain,
as the reports sent out by the miners and
operators are very conflicting. About
225 men are said 10 he at work to-day.
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wANrRIki3s MOOD.
Ihe oranecmsn's Organ DSmards the Ike.
cutiun Of tho Mort wet Rebel.


cutiun Of tho Mort wSst Rebel
ToRoxro, OST., Nov. 13.-Tho Sentinel,
the leading Orange paper commenting on
the Riel case says: "shaIl the atrOcious
injustice be committed Of permitting this
artfcl rebel to go free while his dupes and
tools, the unfortunate, untutored and mis,
led Indians ara hanged for the participa.
ton in acts which they regarded aspralse-
worthy and heroic instead Of criminal ?
The people Of Canada will require une-
quiyocal answers to these straightforward
questions il Riel be reprieyed, and the
only answer that can be truthiully given
il that the Frenchmen OF Qlebec rule in
the Dominion Parliament and have
vowed that not hair Of Rltl,s
head shall be harmed. Was it
to this end, then, that our gallant
volunteers sprang TO arms and laid down
their lives at their country's callP Shall
Frenchmen who sympathizs with the
rebels be permitted TO undo their work 2
II so let il be proclaimed that the rights
and liberties Of BSltous in IN English
colony hang only upon the breath OF an
alien race. But English Canadians will
not longer suffer the CALLING bondagA, and
the day may not be far distant when the
call to arms will again resound throughout
the Dominion. Then cur soldiers, profit
ing by the lesson Of tic isast, must COM
plete work throughout the whole land
only begun in the Northwest"
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Among the West Virginia visitors Of the
past week were Collector McGraw, who
was en- route for Charleston, Editor Tai
bott, Of Beverly, and julius Cesar Holmes,
S. K. P. B. & G. U. s., which, being inter
preted, signifes, Superintendent oil Re-
pairs OF Public Buildings and Grounds OF
the United States" Mr.. Holmes head
quarters are now in Charleston, W. Va.
1t is said that he is making very efficient
ciIlcer-one Of the best, in fact, ever in
the service. His duties take him to every
State in the Union, and his position, COM
mandiug, as 1t doee, 4 good salary, Is one
Of the important prizes drawn by our State
Hon. Dauiel B. LGcls was hero this
week. 1t is said that his scalping knife is
sheathed for the present and will not be
again drawn until the meeting OF the next
Legislature at Charleston, when he tx
~ cts 10 be armed and armoied for the
Tray.
Judge G. D. Camden, OF Clarksburg,
arrived at the National yesterday.
| met that sterling young Republican,
James d. Butt, OF Harpor'S Ferry, to day.
lIo is in the city upon legal business con-
nected with a matter Of some Importance
to West Virginia people.
A COMPLICATED CASH.
In conversation with Mr., Butt, who is
tho General Solicitor for Thomas II. Saw.
cry 4 Co, the purchasers Of the Govern
ment property at Harper's Ferry, learned
the interesting history OF this case, which,
strange as II may seem, involves not only
tho future existence OF tho Chesapeake x
Ohio canal, but the interests Of what Is TO
ons Of tho leAding industries OF our State.
1t was in 1903 that President Washing.
ton recommended TO Congress the nGCGs.
sity OF building a National Armory, for
the manufacture oi arms Tor the United
States troops. The suggestion was acted
upon and the HRTper's Ferry site was cho'
sen by reason OF It's wonderfully superior
water mower. Previous TO that time the
states OF Virginia and Maryland had been
in dispute over the Potomac river, both
common Sealths claiming II as a part oi
their territory. However, the matter was
amcably adjusted by compact, the pro-
visions Of which gave each State political
Jurisdiction 10 tho middle OF the river.
When the Government works were built
Rt HarpcT's Ferry In order 10 utilise all
the wafer power Of the great natural pond
above tho works, magnificent dam was
built entirely across tho river At an ex.
pense Of $4,000, changing the course oil
the Potomac from It's natural course
and bringing II entirely over 70 the Vir-
glnla eide, thus making the power to run
| Tho machinery Of the RfOTmy.
For seventy years Rfterward the United
States controlled the waters Of the Poto-
mac at HArper's Ferry, and upon the basiS
Of their absolute right spent more than
hall million dollars, In improving the
plant. Having thus used aud controlled
ihe waters OF the river at that point, even
10 the extent Of diyerting tho channel tc
the Virginia aide, for thiFty.ayo ysaFS,
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A EKw YoRK .'masher," who tried it on
in st. Louis, ran against q full-riggtd
brother. He will not be able to resume
his occupation for some time, though his
Injuries are not necessarily fatal. Sup
pose we yoke the "masher" to the
Chinese?
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GAbvEsros-is having more than her
share Of this worlds woes. She is fortu-
nate, however, that she found it possible
to limit the FIRE as she did. The lesson OF
the calamity emphasizes once more the
unwislom Of building with highly ipaam-
mable materials.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-14

Pir7suvRou, Pa, Nov l3,-Edward
CoFey, who shot and killed Policeman
John Evans, on the Fourth Of last August,
while TeEsting arrest, was convicted this
morning Of murder In the fiat degree.
The trial was watched with nnuSuhl In
tsrest, and the verdict gives general SAtiS'
IActi0n.
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rthere is over.productiOn in the United
States and protection is the cause Of it, as
the free-traders say, what causes the same
thing in free.trade England 2 1t ought to
be possible to answer SO easy question as
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"GArn0 discovers that is was Plat who
suggested the resignation Of oonklipg and
himself from the United States Senate. II
this is true the me Too has been tackled
on the wrong man.
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Al New Philadelphis, Ohio, q young
man fell and bit.oF his tongue-merely a
4psis lfngue. You don't catch the girls
doing that.
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MRs. WALKuP has many .aatterirg
oiFsrsp to 60 on the stage. Not becau.e
she is known TO have talent in that line,
but because she was tried for poisoning
her husband and has been well advertised.
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Mr.. BErcnER says he is opposed to any
tsriff whatsoever. Now that We recall, II
was Mr.. Bsecher who recommended bread
and water as a sufficient diet for the work
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ingnlan.

TaE Y. NJ. O. A., though young in
Wheeling, Is doing good work and show
ing q capacity for greater things. It's ami
sersary meeting tomorrow night will bel
notable occasion.
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surance men have been hard at work all
day and tonight completing list ottheir
policies.
So much confusion and uncertainty
has prevailed, that the task Of locating
policies was giiIicult one.
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SOFIA, Nov. lS.-In frontier skirmish
at ,Tein today, eight serviars and one
Bulgarian were killed. seryia has declared
war against Bulgaria.
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/. soMR day we Shall have the official re-
turns from Hamilton county. We must
be patient
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the huge wooden water tanks and fences
and sidewalks and telephone poles are
burned 70 Whiteashee.
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Oh 1teItl9etrter,

oaesl so.. q Ana . FoartsenIA s.tss'.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-30
GENERAL GRANT WORSE
a SEVERE ATTACK YESTERDAY.
Restless Saturday Night-A Severe
Pain al the Root OF the Tongue
Much Anxiety Felt for Him.

Nav YOKg, March 29.-After DR.. Douglas
lsft Gen. Grant last evening the patient did
not fall asleep. he lay quietly for an hour
or two, when his breathing suddenly became
difficult. His servant gave him glass Of
water Ia the hope OF ahordIng relief, bat the
effort OF swallowing the water was unsne-
cessful and resulted IN choking the patient,
whose coughing fit became so violent a. TO
alarm Col. Grant. A carriage was dispstcht
ia haste for Drs. Shrady and Douglas, and
the members of the family were also sum
mOned 10 the Generals room. His throat
trouble became very painful and alarming.
The physicians reached the house shortly
after o'clock and were still with Gen.
Grant al 3.i5 this morning. The object 10
which they directed their energies for an
hour previous 10 that time was 10 induce
sleep. The throat was cleared and the nj Of
coughing checked. DR. Barker was not
summoned and this fact was interpreted AS
a 81 "a that NO further danger was immedi-
ateiy apprehended.
Grants condition to-day is more unfayor-
able than for some time past. de passed
very bad night and took very little nourish-
nent to-day. The usual weekly consultation
Of phy siciaps was held this afternoon and
the general opinion was that he was not so
well. DIR. Douglas has been at the house all
day and will probably remain during the
night.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-30
QUEER WOMEN Or oUiJoToA.
4 Sosp-suds Revolt against John China
man ~ the Far West.


A Ouiiofoa dispatch says O1ijotoans
10 not take kindly - the Chinese A
Chinamsn recently vent - Logan 20 start
a wash house. but wss n tiied 20 leave
The Prime movers IN the case were sew
sral women who 10 wfsh Z for = liveli-
hood. aoa fearing = loss of occupation IN
ase the Mon-risan went in-n business.
fhev ~on1tined sxasaSt him Thev waited
n hin ID bcdv and yr senfed BIN - th
= rarer. npon which Vas drawn China
man banz ziaE from 2 EsloTs white unfer-
ufash fhe scafold vas a q - COZ ainins
she tcl~ n ssrprsei C=iesf e..
John refussd - Frs ~ - Pie
+-rs se hfs asssf au ai tei sonet thinz
more rrsct.caI ca the at follow n
Gev v.s ted -he so8se. md p the @aaSer
sap cf Ms Sinr. wao rred nooses
-oae. sad den ssded sda-lftance. Recsfr-
NJ NJ rep.r thev p exc ne door and wfu
fs-s. huf sha VS. ne e - fsund r b.
aa3 hean he wcuf cefts.ilf7 have beer
nalrreas q e ner har es th.t iseioz r.
avswef nfens - ~ 80 Uaaai- b. assas
sns Nszt mrnna b tsrned az sRs r
sra v.s rfr7-sf.11 f~om - h0s -
sstsen II f ere fsf - ii scl an-
7r tie instances sare ~ resaa n. a.
sr uss rof ~ aes eaoush ln the caalF
~ ss ses sn rares srf assrev bersrss
lent 81 - vo1s6 r-lr-a a1& h4afu bsas
ra-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-30
a Quaint Dnn.
lCartersyi1e GA American J

lCarersviile Ca Americana
The following note was picked up on our
streets last Ss uriay. and the wording j.
characteristic of the sender. We omit the
names Of all parties concerned.
''In journeying down this subluunrv
vale Of tears, is there. or can there be. any
thing more distressiT than the unsuitable
demon. 'Wsntv Being prostrated this
week. and unable 70 even get out n the
house, has entsiled upon me less than
thousand Of various kinds of wants. q
large majority ~ which are not f. the ef-
Terminate kind. hut absolute. distressing,
unsuitable. abject. heartrending. uDscrupu.
lous. miserable. pres ring wants, that force
me 70 violate the FIRST principles - my re-.
ligion-that Is, 20 dun fellow RB'. as
you told me previously io the sending q
this, that II he would come to-day vou
could probably help p poor sick soldier
So send him. and do hope YOU are able
To render me at the help in y0ur power in
this nv sore distress. feel rauch better
this forenoon than Tor ve *. though verv
weak. Dou'f think hard n Tne fof worry
ing you. for ] assure v1u 81 81 no pleasure
for me = cal on p friend. even under such
eirc1nsfsnces a. those under white I oew
exc -
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-30
Morley Matters.


Corre- -Dondenee Of IHE IELEGRAA
MosLKY, Mich, March 2s.-Fred l.
Nichols, of Grand Rapids, has purchased
Henry Strope's interest in the nil at Bells
Siding, and in company with ID. W. Higgins
will build a store and put ia a stock of gro
ceries. post office will soon be established
there and the G. X. x |. X. X. will build a
depot, which with its splendid farming coun-
try, will make II good business point
netted about $i0.00.-Higbee & Hugh have
sold To Foster 4 Co, Of GreenyilIe, Mich,
100000 feet of lumber, which will take
nearly their entire lumber yard.-1wo
dollars and seventy cents IL being offered
here for Star shingles. but dealers are hold
ing for ali advance, and, Judging from the
number of buyers here every day, they will
undoubtedly get $500.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-30
a cULoNf OF GRASS WIDOWS.
The Newport Tree on which Mi-msted
wstrons Have Ferched for Refuge.

n Y. Cor. san Fr snc SEQ Argouaut.l
The colony Il unhappy wives at New
port il shocked. outraged. chagrined and
dismavei. Iwrote some time ago about
the Large number Of women, includ ny
Mrs. Oliver n. r p lmont and Mrs Hen.
" Turabgll. who have been resiliag in
Newport for The ras. two years, inten ling
~ the completion OF their third year to
take cut q divorce from their husbands
unier the Rhode Island laws. II has been
the Jaw. ever since Law las existed in
Rhode island, 20 grant divorce 70 any
woman who has livei away from her hus-
band 'or three years in that state. There
has been no end OF family scandals among
the wear .thier people OF The city the past
tfo years. Tne clubs have lsen .apt gos-
s'f inc abcut thenl continually NJ few
n faem have been solved ~ the r ire
aiens 1f che wivas o. NewFo-f. "a ere they
tave taken NJ residences snt crz-n-
irsd ftrie ST wlicl can nor ~
squa "a. ~ far a. fanily history Is c7n-
erned- IN anv portion ~ ths Uai5n. here
he grs-s-g gri.issvs ave lived all the vesr
rouEi- taeir rank Icing constantly added
60 ~ unhappy wives from WV York As
tte tne advanced the coiaav increased.
aasi et present So numbers nesrIy three
sc re- af .sfiiss. tae nse 5sri.y n rvho saeisl
e c8aec-i ~ sre e tae aiz best pos,isie 10
set. sud who are ma alF stfrse i've and
handsome Ven1 n.
Admission inta this c'rcls IS fiff .uir ~
sftaia rlenf by e nssn. i- g sa exfrenieir
exelu-ivs ser. C.errv7scn srs eagerly
welcomed snf the o6eers 81 rhe navsi
stations ~ West Point are sisr the en re
i1se raa colenr 81 uafortu0see wives. +
Isl ssff rbst f'ifa~. hsrrisr. sni nso~e
am e iot cf entertainers can ncr -
lsra3 'tsa p - vt,f ferns tfls go az Neoe-
rer Bv SeVt.asi er Ak m7ia-itv ~
t'se weufen vui havr c7rfe frrrsa-i freed
fr.u tte staes e. ~ 11a 1sonT. Ssck.
aofve~er. Is roe 20 - tssir fac, - tae
lsrrz ~ So stare hsve inst h~en srnende1
81 tsst tbe -e-vear-res. .sence cIsuse Is q
t-s.4 fese--
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-30
FIRE AT PORTLAND
-Four 8oildiags. TotaIir Destroyed BY
the Flames

PozrlAsD, Mich, March 15-Aboat 3
q clsck yesterday nJgnlng lre broke oat ia
l. Nilier's restaurant and before the naHes
we're checked totally burned foar buildings,
three of them BRICK -veneered and one brick.
Tie losses and Insurance are a. follows:
Wm. Chgrchiil, tsO-stofy brick, 500 On
bGIld1ug. 40 msuranoss Cfeorge Bow
sea. Insured Ia Pboeun for 500
covers loss, knoK 8 White. thrfe-st0ry
yeleefed building, total lo-s. insured III
N0rth AmeFicaa for s2,ec. j. l. Miller,
nearly total loss, insured ia Continental for
$1,000; Nornaf Crittenden; ts0-stoFy We
neered baildIn-. total lOss, no insurance
Crittsndeu' household furnIfuke also burned,
entire los- ~ hin $500. Catsenten & Ryer-
eOn. meat market, total loss, no Insurance;
Masonic Lodge, entirely destroy 81,
assured fI.25a. nothing saved bat
records. Charles Maynard, yeueered building
totally destroyed. 10 Insurance., Mrs. Thomas
kslland. millinary, total loss, insured $50 IN
Firsman's Fund, probably covers loss
Charles Maynard, damage - brick building,
$50. insured for 5000 IA the Trader =
ChSsehill K Woodbury., dFy goods, greatly
damaged b Wafer, insured ia Home for So
go; DR.. Allen, loss on building So, no IN
-uFauce.