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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-15
FINAL nEsTINa PLAcE
OF tho Remains of the Late salmon r, Chase,
The Services,

1
CINCINNATI, Oct. 1.-THE special train
bearing the remains Of Chief Justice Chase,
and committees and others who are to at.
tend the ceremonies here to-day, arrived
here this morning at 0 O'Clock oVsr he
Cincinnati, Washington & Baltimore Rail-
road, Under the arrangements made by
local committee Of arrangements, Of which
Mayor Smith was Chairman, the party
was met at the depot aud acortese formed
to escort tho remains to Music Hal, The
weather, which has been fine for many
days, became stormy with rain last night,
but by the time the Cortege began TO form
the clouds had broken away and warm
October sun was shining through the air
There was Q respectful gathering OF pe0-
pie about the Grand Central passenger
station anxious, in that way, to tesllty
their regard for the distinguished dead
A phantom Of police prevented an en-.
croachment upon the space required for
the orderly formation Of the cortege. This
was formed with the frss carriags contain.
log Governor Foraker, Mayor Armor
Smith, Attorney General ], A, Kohler,
and Murat Hslstead, The second carriage
the members Of the Supreme
Court ot the State, Hons, T, F, NJ nsha
N, D. FoIlstt, Sslwyn Ovens and W, I,
Spear. The third was occupied by Hon.
Alfonso Taft Hon. A, +. Perry, Hon. N |
+, Force and Hon. W. s, GroabsCk, The |
fourth, filth ana sixth carriages contained
representatives OF tho Bar Association and |
ot the Chamber Of Commerce OF ClnoIn,
natl, A long coucouEss oil carriages fol.
owed, containing friends OF the dead
urlst, and the remains were conveyed TO
Central Music Hall, where memorial ser.
vices were held at II o'clock, the building
being crowded to the doora.
Addresses were delivered by ex-Goy.
,rnor Hoadly, Justice Stanley Matthews
md Others. Large numbers OF personal
rlsnds Of the deceased were present from
listant points. The list OF pAlI-bsarers
included General Sherman, Allan G.
Thurman, Alfonso Taft, Hugh McCulloch,
jassius NJ, Clay, Murat Halstead and
Reid, Senators Payne, sher.
nan and Harrison, ex.Govsrnors Foster,
Noyes, Hayes, Young, Cox, etc. After
be exerCises the remains were inferred
n Spring Grove Cemetery, religious ser.
ices being conducted by Bishop Bedell,
I the Episcopal Church, and Rev. Dr..
Hall, of New York,
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THE RUSSIAN BEAR
STILL sNARLINa AT BULGARIA.
TAs Elections Characterized as Uafair AZ d
UnIuSt- General Kaulbar's NIoyementS-
The Crisis Near at Hapd-Tho King
Of Italy and tho Pope at Odds,

ST. PETERsBuRo. Oct, 1.-THE Journal
De 81, Petersburg, in an editorial to-day
dsnouuces the elections Of members OF the
Great sobrauio Of Bulgaria as unfair and
unjust, The minority were terrorIzed,
thus preventing a full and free expression
OF the peoples opinion, The Regency,
the Journal claims, exercises press CEN
sorship which Is so stringent thAtit has
thus far prevented the circulation OF the
news Of the true situation Of affairs In
Bulgaria, This aud the results OF General
keplbaTs' mission will, II says, be event.
naly known. General Kaulbars has acted
with devotion worthy Of the cause whose
triumph he seeks, The Journal, in Conclu.
sion, declares that the,YiennR FymdsablaR
ls also insdequstely iulornsd, ssi Il praises
the Regency for maintaining order during
The elections, thus showing ils ignorance
Ot the terrorism that pTeyAilH,
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by the name Of FranssWAr, besides many
othsrs whose names have not bsen asCeI-
HOTEL OVERTURNED
And the Inmates Dumped In tho Water
Eight Drowned.

II
And the Inmates Dumped In the Water
Eight Drowned. .-.....
NEW ORLEANS, LAn Oct, 4,-A dispatch
to the Times Democrat received early this
morning from Orange, Texas, says that
the storm did great dAmRge at Sabine
Pass. The Porter Hotel, which contained
large number Of guests, was overturned
In the bay and all In 1t were drowned.
Eight lives were known to be lost, and 1t
ia feared that the worst has not been
learned, A schooner picked three more
in the bay in an exhausted condition, A
relief boat has gone from Orange with
provisions and clothing for the desti-
tute, =
The water continued to rise on Monday,
and reached the first floor OF several
houses. This created general alarm, and
many peEons left their homes, taking ref
uge In the hotel.
AT Port Eads, the narrow neck Of land
between the river bank and the sea rnarsh
bordering the ocean bay and the gulf, was
completely under water, which, in some
places was waint deep. AT 10 O'Clock
Monday night the wind lulled q little and
then came In strong putls, The clouds
went sCudding away, the heavens cleared
and at midnight the moon shone on the
desoIate Rcene below. The weather had
now become reasonably moderate.
The bark India, for Pensacola, loat her
main top sail, During the gale the har0.
meter on the Underwater fell to % SS, o.
remarkably low register, The damage
extended along the nyer. At Cublt Gap,
John Wise lost bis thresheTs,all Of his rice,
his cattle, in fact the storm made clean
sweep Of his plsce. News from Point
AlahRCk and points below show that the
frat account Of the damage was rather
under than over estimated, There has
been almost total destruction Of crops Of
all kinds from Pantla La HatChe to Port
Eads on the Elst side Of the river, A
schooner, lumber laden, was driven on
the lsvse thirty.tve miles below the city,
and left high and dry. Two unknown
luggers shared the same fate. What few
oranges there we're on the trees were
blown Of. The damage to rice gardens
cattle, horses, poultry, houses, etc., isestl'
mated at 100000, Loss of lite Is reported.
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ArnER OLD TRICKS.
rso.'on'. Female swInalor get. out Of Prison

nOston's Female swlndler gets out of Prison
and Plies Her old Trade.
NEw YoRK, Oct. IA special from
Boston, MasS., says: Mrs. Sarah L. Howe,
who was released from prison about a year
ago after serving three years for swindlir Z
hundreds OF people out OF thousands Of
dollars by her notorious womsn's bank, Is
again working her old game here. A few
months ago she and a colleague rented the
large house at No. 1872 West Newton street,
where they havo again started tho famous
bank. II is run on the old System except
that they take on deposit no sum less
than 5000, and promise seven percent inter.
est q month instead OF eight.
To y women from, Ktttery that wanted
to deposit 5000, Mrs, HoWo said that she
had all her old customers back again and
was doing larger buSiness than ever.
She explained that they had got up cir.
culsrs or printed particulars TO give visi-
tors and did not advertise in the nowspA.
pers. The patrons were all private Gus.
toners and her cards were sufficient.
The polics have been informed that Mrs.
Howe was at her old tricks and are now
at work on the matter. II Ia probable
that within q week this swlndler will
again bO lodged behind the bars.
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MILWAUKEE, Wis, Oct, .14.--A special
10 the R6oOn,in from ASplen says men
entered Wilmarth'S Bank, at that place,
about l o'clock this morning and com.
PEELED MI. Wilmafth 10 enter tho vault at
the point ot their fevolven. While he
was In the vault The robbers secured
$4,000 In Oash from emAll cafe aud made
their escape. The police aud q posse Of
cltllsna Afe on the track ol the robbers,
who took 10 the woods,
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PirrSBuRdu, Oct. 14.-The negotiations
between the Standard oil Company and
the proptetop oi the Empire and Ameti.
can OIL R,anerieS, were concluded to-day
by the former paying the latter $l,225,O 900
for the plAnte. The purchase includes
the independent pipe lines running from
thd Butler and Washington oil fields.
Negotiations are also said 10 be pending
for the purchase ot number Of other In.
dependent rednetles In this vicinity.
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Nil. yBAzEY,s pisuitAor.
uAltinotS'a EG.POGtmRS,er Likely TO be
DlSbarred From Practice.

uAltImutca Es.PoSiinRS,er Likely 10 be
DlSOarrsd From Practice.
BALTIMORE, Oct 14.-Tho full extent Of
Ihe misapprOprlaLlon Of funds by ex.post.
master 1. Parker YsaSsy, who was ono Of
VlevslGni's ant appolntees In Baltimore,
S@ made known to-day when an order
N@ passed by the Supreme bench for him
% show cause why lie should not DO dis
Oatfed from practice az an attorney Of the
court The petition on which this order
VA passed was filed by Mr.. y. Calvin
Williams, \ prominent lawyer Of the BAL
Wmofp bar, who WAS Go.trpatee with
NeaEey In case In which q large amount
OI money WAS involved.
. While Williams was Ia Europe last
SUMMER Tor his health, YeBEsy, by order
q tho Court, Eold q piece Of property iof
Me estate and deposited the proceeds
over S2S,OO0-in bank. When HE tfouhleg
came hs drew ont all Of this money and
appropriated II IN help him out ot hlE
gSllheultlsa; $4,000 Of 1t went 10 cover
,p'ees h tho old Baltimore Gdtale and
ny ;He balance Ia cover a loan from MI,
Ssatla!ian DevhsA. VeeEey In his answer
@AhoEledges hls gullt and begs the
mercy ol the Court lie Vas removed
sI sSM the, position ui trustee and vii prob
'0V Oe dsbAtted lipm practice,
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NEWS IN Dl.IET.

lion. JnmCs G. Blaine left Augusta,
Ne, lastniShtior Pennsylvania.
Owi7g to the lockout Of journeymen
brewers, Dstroit issuderinga beer drouth.
Abrsm s. Hewitt has accepted the
Tanmany nomination for mayor Of New
York.
Lizzie Ellis, alias Mollie Hoy, an eI.
port shopliltOr, dug out of jail at Cleveland
and escaped.
An Indiana Geologist announces that
The recent earthquakes have helped the
AoT Of gas and oil wells In Indiana and
Ohio.
Freeman FearRloy, ot Chicago, PreSi.
dnet Of q refrigerator car line, is missing.
Short ia his accounts 10 the extent oil
sg5OOOO
Four American Indians, who embarked
ina Wild West show In Germany, have
arrived In Now York In a very destitute
condition.
Tho President Ia being pushed to take
some definite action against his Office.
holders who have been engaged in pollti.
cal manipulation.
Itis stated that the Governor OF New
llaupshirc will probably appoint Mr..
Chandler, late Secretary OF the Navy, 10
succeed Senator Pike.
The Northwestern Ohio Natural Gas
Company has concluded leases for ten
thousand acres OF gas territory in the
vicinity Of BAirdstown and Findlay.
A man named Hill, one Of q gang Of
burglars arrested In Toledo for selling
Goods stolen in Fremont, jumped from a
tain on which he was being taken 10 Ere.
mont, and was fatally injured.
Edward Day, a eolored convict In the
OhiG oenitentiSry, attempted 10 kill with
lSledeb hammer q fellow prisoner. His
Excuse 10 tat ho wishes 10 kill SOMEONE
and be hanged, and get out Of his troubles.
The President has issued proclamation
tsvoking tho suspension Of the disorimi.
Mating Cis,oms imposed and levied on the
p'oductG Of and articles proceeding under
the Spanish Nag from Cuba and Porto
Rico.
Reliable information is received from
he Inside Of the Ohio Democratic camp
Ihal they are making q desperate stilI
hunt and expect 10 capture tho labor vote
y thpir false pretenreB, as well % count
ing 90 the solid support Of the liquor
Interests.
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ESCAPED BURGLARS



RoCaptursd after n Short Chase Taking
Desperate Chances.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Oct. l4.-A desperate
effort to escape was made yesterday by
John King and John santry, two convict
ed murderers, while being taken to the
House Of Correction. King and santry,
with their companions, John Schultz aud
James Howard, were convicted on tho
charge Of burglary in Musnir's gun shop
and sentenced to three years' imprisou-
ment. The prisoners for the institution
are usually sent out in a. cloth.covered
wagon, with no one but tho driver. The
desperate character OF the four burglars
being well known, Deputy Sheriff Reun.
Ing was sent out with them. When tho
wagon drew up before the prison the
door was opened and the prisonera began
to alight. King and santry had been
handcuted together.
As they stepped down the cuffs seemed
in proper ehape, but when they touched
the ground one Of the men yelled CO."
and like shot they wero OFF In different
directions. Reuning sprang after King,
and after q few shofs from his revolver
brought him 10 o standstill. santry
started toward town.. Inspector
Laughlin, who was on a car, heard the
firing AMI jumped oil In time TO see San.
try coming. A patrolmau happening
along Just then the burglar ran into his
arms. Mr., Isughlin came up at once and
santry was secured. During the excite
ment the remaining prisoners were
hustled into the prison, where they were
Becured.
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nuMonrp Assassination


or EK,PrssldCnt Gonzales, of Mexico -Cahl.
net Minister kidnapped.
ST. Louis, Mo-, Oct. 14.-A special from
El paSo, Texas, says, A report Is in cir.
here 10 the effect that ex.preSi.
dent GonIalsS, Of Mexico, has been
aSsaSBlnSted In the interior, but aS the
exact location Of tho place whore the sup.
posed crime occurred cannot bs ASCERTAIN.
Cd, the report was received with oonsld.
erable doubt. Other rumofs are
aHoat here to the effect that the Mexican
Government Is again struggling TO Aup.
pte9B An insufreCtlon movement. A Mex.
loan official bAld this morning that he
had positive information that over 20 per.
sons had Just been shot at Ffe8nlllo, q
town In the State Of 2lcetteAB, by order oI
the Mexican Government, The officer
also said hB had heard.A fumor that 10,
nero Hublo Minister oi the Interior aud
iathefsin.lAYot PRECEDENT plaE, had dis,
appeared while out riding In the suburbs
Of The CITY Of Mexico, and that he waI
supposed 10 have been kidnapped by The
inRtifhettb,
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BpvEAto, n. Y" Oct. l4.-4 terrific Eplo
accompanied by rain cot in here this az
tsrnOon, and continues With increasing
fury. AZ midnight the wind was blowing
as miles per hour. "Ths Island" inhabited
BY squSttOru jS flooded, and the water 10
lishiIg in hugo vpvep OIL oyer \,
Tventy.nine houses hAye been totally
destroyed, and over one hundred persons
are homeless. People are moving their
household effects 10 the main. land. Oh.
cerS we're sent 10 the rescue oi the family
Of Charles Lambert end Lambert was
saved, but bid wife and daughter we're
dToEhed. Several others are reported
missing,
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NEw ORLEANS, Oct 1.-THE Time.
Dtmosratt Lake Charles, La, special saysI
Tie loss oi property along the Cameron
Parish gulf coat and lor soma distance
west Of Sabine Pass BY the storm Of Tues,
dSy night was ieariul. The mail boat
from there reports that the W9tst at Gal.
eahINn Pass was eight feet deep Al The
liEht hotSe aud the entire country
Ant and west was submerged Tues
dAy nlpht, drowning thousands ot cattle
and fnIninR crops, No lives were lost o
Ieeaburg, But The following are reported
loBt AZ jOhuSoa's Bayou, La
The sh,Ite families o. Albert tamber
Nation Lukes, George HtrleEeI, phat!el
BlAuChet, Radiord Berry, and Two taalllel
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r.o:pCd @ on no , Third Trial,

oLRyEtANp, oAlO, Oct 14,-pSny Har.
tington, a farmer living in AOhtabulA
county, WAS murdered two ySan ago,
Lewis Webster q young man was arrested
Iot ihe crime aud on two trials was con,
Vieted Of murder In The Atst degree and
sentenced 10 DO hanged In both cases. In
the third trial which was held In TFum.
bull county the Jury has juSt brought In Q
verdict ol not guilty,
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snELBoURNE, 0Nr., Oct. l4.-An uu.
known schooner, supposed to be a three
masted vessel, ,toAudered when about three
miles of this port this alterngon. She
had Just returned up the ranges and was
slraiRhtonei away for the hsrbor when
she disappeared. The tug Booth started
Immediately to try and PICK up the sailors,
A heavy gale was blowing from the SOUTH
west at the time.
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,.nnnl ilnnrlnr In 3 Tres.

NOarH ADAMS, MASS, Oct l4.-ThO
body Of i,ayard Putnam, OhIOt Of Govern.
mont typographical survey, was found
hsuUing 10 a tree this morning, q short
distance from the geologtStA camp where
he had been working. He had been miss
Ing from The camp lof . week, No cause
lpF his suicide y kpoWp,
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ADlROypAcR MURRAY is in luck, He Is
y, soOper off with the old than he is on
ritb ii the new Mrs, Murray. No. 2 Is q
vonsn Of courage and confidence, and
urysy Ia a hustleL
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PRESENTLY somebody will tell the Pres
i1spt shout Postmaster Harrity, Of Phila'
JsIDbh. Then the President will say some
thing nice about Civil Service reform and
tbs Mugwnmps will applaud,
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Plttsburgh 0lass Works burned,

PlrrsHuRdH, Oct. l4.-Tho extensive
glass factory Of King, Son & Co., on South
Eighteenth street, was partially destroyed
by FIRE at 0 o'clock tonight. The Ere
started In the engine room, but It's origin
is 9 mystery. Loss, $4,000; fully insured.
A force ot men were put to work az mid.
night to repair the damage, aud operations
will be resumed on Sunday night.
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Mn. woLpE, who is running for Gov
amor Of Pennsylvania on the Prohibition
icket, is alao running on the came ticket
b,the Legislature. How embarrassing 1t
would bo to tOss u copper to;deCide which
place he would accept.
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DETROIT, Mlcup poOt14.-WireS through.
out the State are almost, all down, and II
seems that It will be almost impossible to
learn anything about the extent Of the
storm. Ia this neighborhood gale pre-.
vailed all 9tternOOn the . wind ti, reaching !S q
Up. Trees, roofs, plate glass and electric
light towers have suffered considerably.
Owing to crossed wires many Of the elec.
trio lights did not appear, and large por'
tion Of the city ia itl dafkpeeg.
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r1REp oF MArn1MoNY.
Father Sherman Sends Ills wife Home aud
EnInra IA Afonnata.w

+. Enters Monastery.
NRw YoRE, Oct. 14.-Father Sherman,
the young Brooklyn priest who married
Tillie Mccoy and made a sensation few
months ago, and who turned out to have
been rather q dlRrepQIa6Ie character alto.
gether, has sent his wife home to her
parents, and has gone into a monastery in
Philadelphia whore he is doing energetic
psnance for his many sins, by assisting In
the menial work, praying constantly and
humbling himself In every possible way.
Thestatsment Is made upon the authority
Of Mrs Costello, a rich widow, who was
one OF his plrlshoners and who had taken
q great interest In him from the
tim0 when he went through college
with her son, that she claims that the
marriage with Mrs. Mccoy was accom-
plished while he was with her one night
Ia New York, and alter he had been
drugged. Mrs. Costello Gays that he
seemed greatly overcome when he told
her this before the scandal h5came public.
The cledibility OF the tale, however, is
lessened by Mira Coatello's admission that
he ouOo accompanied the telling OF It by q
request for money which he repeated fre-
quently SiterwHrd by mail and telegraph
GA.well az iu person. The drugsing story
does Enoslagree With the facts % they
came outaE the time OF the asnsation.
Miss Mccoy was seen yesterday In Brook.
lyn, and 10 supposed TO be living again
with her parents, to whom Sherman said
he proposed 10 return her.
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Mr. HEwlrT consents to try conclusions
with Mr.. George for the Mayoralty OF
New York, II the Democratic factions
unite on Mr. Hewitt, and the Republ!.
cans make no nomination, the contest
will assume n very interesting phase,
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KAxkAKEE, ILL, Oct. 14.-The water
works tower which wss completed last
week, was blown over to-day, crushing
the barn OF II. H. johnson and a portion
OF the residence Of John Aldrich. Aldrich
and his wife were in another portion Of
the house at the time, and we're unin jured.
Tho tower was l2b feet high, twenty feet
across, was Of boiler iron aud cost Sl6, 900.
The wind blew down trees and chimneya
and toro Of roofs. No lives were lost.
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Tag Illinois lynchers, whose work Is re-
Dorted this morning, seem to have been
,irald that the job would not be done.
They couldn't have made it more COM
pIsts unless they had poisoned the
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LONDON, Oct l4,-Lord Iddesleigh,
Foreign Secretary, had a prolonged inter
view to-day with Baron De stael, the Rus
sian ambassador. It is undeniabls that
the crisis in Bulgaria has reached an acute
AtaOa
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prys.YLyASIA is rising to give Mr..
Rl,jDe cordial reception, The man from
Maine has not Lost his vitality,
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LONDON, Oct. l4,-The Arabian paper
Atvt is informed from Massowah that the
King OF AbysSlnia has ordered his vaHsals
to prepare for war.
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EVailnE the Dow Law.

Prohibition under the Dow law went
Into effect this week in GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
Several Of The salOonkeepefS will continue
selling beer, only they will have 10 sell II
by the gallon as tnRuuiactuferO' agents,
Two or three will close up; the balance
will pool lhelf Issues and erect beer hali,
where drinks Of oil kinds will be sold,
uSt outside the corporation limits.
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uR. MASSlSowas more warmly received
IN washington than the President was on
his,eturn, Can 1t be that
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Ho,sL lie develops new dangers when
f, hotsl Oyerlurns and browns the people
:. 4, a, did the hotel at Sabine Pass,
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Chs gtteItigettsr.
os,e. Nus. as aud AZ Fourteenth street,

GrsgsAL BEAVER is having great meet
i,,o, pennsylvania will elect him Cover
nor this time,
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DuIldInrs Unroofed ut IT. Wayne.

ClNolNNATl, 0, Oct IA dispatch
from Fl. Wayne, Indiana, states that q
terrific gale from the South passed over
that city this afternoon, and at two o'clock
ragged in full force. Odd Fellows Temple,
Csntiver's Brewery, Hoke's BotGlinG
Works, the Adams Express Office, together
with some Of tho principal business build.
ings were unrooied. Shortly before two
o'clock a fire broke out in the outskirts Of
the city, and at the time the dispatch was
sent, about two p. M, five frame dwellings
we're In flames, with the fro spreading.