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Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07
Newaygo County.

NEwAYGo, Nov. 6.-Ten towns in this
county give Harrison, Luce and Cutcheon
$40 majority. The rest of the county Is
undoubtedly Republican.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

carriss tAs sale ~ - 10 70 eo.aoo plaszaty
I've basdrsS Aua slkAsy -ssEat OUTSIDE
clstElcLs sLss kep4ol ca gas IS lae
sa14s dlslricks Of so0ag 6 4do
A Hea3 tailstin ave Iompkios oQunts
gives So hspuel.c-n majority. . e p1s-j
cas- gaia 81 AZ
kocsEsfER. Nos. e.-Flftesn ouf q 5fts-
nias districts IL Serfos o0Q1ty give har-
r,ssa l447 plurality. Democratic gan u
60.
81 Lz~renc~ eoaaty gives Harrison =
piarsity of seo, Republican gain OF
5.0<l4 over blainss vote
Ninety y-six out 0f rs districts 10 Ens
eOuaty gives Hsrrlsoa 2Ifz3 Cleveland
25.474. Hui 10 r1nnlng 10 ahead of MS
ticket.
ELsIkA. \. Y. Nov. 6.-This city. com.
pleGe give CsE<l<nd SO plurality. Dean
Oerslic gain Of IV4O over lisa.
BUFFALO. Nov. o.-Ihs city CON plege
giFss dill p. 207. Miller 10 So.
Hsrrls0ns majority Ia Erie county Is
2 80. Republican gain Of SO.
Harrison carries Livingston county by
probably 400 Miller by L. 30.
bRoosL1S, Nov. 6.-Ihe following are
elected Ia Kings county: COngress-Seeond
district Fell Campbell Democrat. Third
distric; - VIM. {. Wallace. Republican
Fourth district John 81. Clancy, Dem0
craI. Fifth district-Thomas ii. Msgnor
Democrat
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

MARION. Ca, Nov. 6. Fire last evening
destroyed the oil and paint store of L c.
Burke, the stores OF Nnssbsum, VsDsyokel
d Sindsil, hardware dealers; II. ID. Adsi $
q Co., wholesale groceries. aud Chas.
Taylor, furniture dealer. Loss tl50.000
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07
Illinois.

CHICAGO, Nov. 6.-The Democrats con-
ceoe the state bat claim the election of
Palmer for Governor.
CHICAGO, 1920 p. m.-Returns from the
state outside of Chicago are very meagre.
The few townships heard from indicate a
Republican gain for President. but the Re-
publican gubernatorial vote is falling be-
hind.
CHIcAeo-One hundred and twenty-one
precincts in the city show Cleveland about
one thousand ahead of Harrison and Palm er
two thousand ahead of FIfer.
Eighty-two precincts in twenty-one coun-
ties of Illinois outside of Cook county show
q net Republican majority of l.030.
Two hundred and tfty-six out of 341 pre-
ci nets give Cleveland plurality of 2,691,
Pulmer 1913.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

NEF YosE. Nov. s.-Tss 7rfsne> saTs
RhOos Issa8 e7vss 500 ksB8s cza p.g-
rsltv. EizAt hundrs6 cnt - So 5isfricts
sive Cls-ef and 157 Isl H8rrisor l1s ~
fsovIsxxcE Nos s 6-Rhoae Islsrd Evss
Harrison ovsr teo0 r arz.ity- TIE ksYs3-
h<sD Corzrsss5aea. 3elerstfen j. rec er7e3.
kaoas kslsss sps piess s1<es hAzTzes
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07
wexford coaaty Gives Luce Ias.

CADuLAc, Mich. Nov. o.-Th. city Of
Cadillac. four wards. gives Harrison SIS,
Cleveland. 43I: Luce. 55i; Bart. ASS. The
county ticket in Wexford county 10 prob
ably all Republican.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

LAxz CRY. Nov. 6.-Rssdsr towrskip
ewes Harrison i3S Clevesud 10. Lace
la Burt III cntcheou iSS. Hasson f2s
SswS1n Is1 Porter I12 serrT Is3. Hot
cornb III. I11ga Of PROBATE Niiliaua
Tsrlor asprh.icsn. III loan Koepmsn.
pensecrst. fs3 Sheriff. Caldwell. Re-
publican. III. r p. Bsrrv. Democrst. "a.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07
stsl,,1 '. -, l,lss,ss ssslla.
HUDsosvlILx Nov. 6.-GsOrgstown town
Ionia County po.s NobIy.

ToSIA Nov. 6.-The election passed of
very quietly here and nearly full vote was
cast. Ford's majority in this city Is less
tnan 60 while Bsikoap carries the county
oy oysf 600. Can not give figures on Cover
nor. but think the Republican county
ticket is elected oy large maiorities.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

Bosrox. Nov s--Jobn L Soihvsn fhrsr
s-sv hs crnfcass yesfsrdsv snd wtikeS
dszH-tcsn rifhout ssslStsocs Re ssvs
he vil soon be IA proper share 70 lsik
eta kflrsin.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

IONA. Nov. 6.-The postofiloe at Hub
bardston, this county, was burelarized last
night The safe was broken open aud $500
IN stamps. $i5O Ia money snc quantity Of
jewelry was stolen. Sheriff Lee ofiers q
reward OF $50 for The thieves with evidence
Ia cnn Vicf
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

NAsay1GLx Nov 6-Ths result q ne sisc-
tion here i dsa0lfaL TIE Democrats ~ill
pfobxoly e4eo1 Cons sresssnsn IA t1ls dls-
tficL
AKNFHK Nos 6-The vote u tals ciis
is Cleveland T.Tla harrison. 5 80. =
DsEQoeTstle gan II SEQ
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

sxs, ss.ss vsStNsss..,Ns~
HoEARD CTY. Nov. 6.-Reyuolds town
ship gives Harrison go. Cleveland l6e. Lac.
G7S. Burt t67. Bliss for Congrsssms1. rs
against f66 for Tim Tsrsnsy For State
senator. Palmer. Republican, receives z76.
and Foster. Dsmocrst. l65.
Wia6sld township gives Harrison I57.
Cleveland So The vote on Governor ana
ConzressFnsn = exactly the sane and tse
bsiancs of The ticket varies bat lissie Min.
voting prscincts give the Republicans GO
majority The Republicans Of ibis county
viii eject their entire ticket "a man.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07
Knock Down Argument.

Bill shisldsg goI into a political srgum ent
st the polling place of the first precinct in
the First ward aud tried TO settle the mat .
ter with the knock down argument lie
was arrested and run in.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07
Quay Claius New York by I5. 900.

t1sNvsySS vSAtSsNasssAAo-
New York. Nov. .. $50 p. m.-Chairman
Quay estimates that Cleveland will have
below the Harlem river $4,000 plurality,
and thst Harrison will come to that point
with at least ~ 600. T1is bears out the este
mate made by him q short time ago and
mentioned in previous bulletin. Ii is
based largely upon the Republican gains
which are reported from nearly all parts of
the sfate
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

MsReuETrz Nov. S--Asrsuegts city zive-
Esrrison ss majority. L1ce vii run 30
hind this TIE csunT = slow on scc0ant -
the scrztchisg
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

conkF Fssslo1sl l4a Arllszton. Esp4sliean
pl-szllF q 81 ugkt i1re1ga. Covert 6s-
paslesa p-asa-tls q ~ tol10ois. Ee-
g45iiea1 pl1fsltsy q Il5. . heP2ol an
szla q 90 in fo2f lesus sssf lse4-
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07
OsesoIs County.

REID CIIr. Mich. Nov. 6.-Richnond
township gives Harrison ASS; Cleveland.
2ls Burt runs ahead Of his ticket. - slso
does Hudson Tor Congress.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

w. c. Voorhees,. veteran who has voted
for fifty -four years. and was n delegate 81
Jackson when the Republican party was
organized. was on hand early yesterday TO
vote. as has been bis custom through lie.
and bad the honor 10 cast the iirst vote in
the second precinct Of tie Third ward.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

ST. LoUrs, Nov 60 Nsili and Cssllensn.
DeIGoeTs5s. for Congress. are PROBABLY de-
fealsd flfts-thres precincts Ia ole coun-
~ outside - Louis. give Cleveland Z l-o'
bsrrlson. Is Francs. : .slS. klnball.
-
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

LUDISsTos. Mich. Nov. 6.-The Republi-
cans elect the entire county ticket and will
give Harrison a majority of about l5O
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

AUsvsTA. Nov. e-B ains telsErsphs
Hsrrison that Names plurali y 1900.
which will probably be increased when the
f8a ret1rus are received
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07
NsbrAska

LINCOLN. Neh.. Nov. 6.-Tbe Republicans
claim the State by 2s 900 10 10000. The
Democrats concede Is 600 10 \, 600.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07
New Harnnshire.

CONCORD n. H., Nov. 6.-The indications
are the Republicans make clean sweep in
New Hampshire.
CONCORD, Nov. 6-Enough returns are in
TO indicate plurality for Horrison of 2. 500:
Goods,e, Republican. for Governor runs
behind the ticket but is probably elected by
a small majority.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

stsAs-sss fszs@sse- s-esNe
HksrISss. Aioh-, Nov. 6.-RetuTns frem
over hslf the precincts in the county show
largs Republican gsins. The sntirs Rspuo-
hcsn tickst is elected 5y msiorifies Of from
10 % -0C. P. T. Celxrave, for Senator. hY
Ao; Rogers, Repre- sentative. hv 400 Cisvs-
ards vots 10 tbs city drops 50 fron four
vaa~s arn
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07
NJ au1anf.

BALTIMORE. Nov. -StpckbTi1ge Re-
publican for Congress. is elected over Ray
nor, Democrat in the Fourth district.
The city complete gives Cleveland .
plurality Of 4 $50.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

NV Yosx. Nov. s.-Tbe city conpists
gives for Navor Grant. i07 .s37 Hewitt.
s. l34. srkardt, g. III; Cco9sn, 2 f65.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

AusUsTs. Ns. Nov. 6-Ths indicstions
srs that Harrson's plurality IN Msins vii
Be =. 90. republican gain Of 90.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

WuNIxsTox, Nov. 6--Dsisvsrs is Dem
ocrstic oy q rssscsd majority.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

Msxreoxrsr. Nov. s.-Ss.fs goes Demo
c-sts 5000 - $500. vith q sod Cen
grsssloa&l 6esezsti0n.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

NEW YORK, Nov. Ga Sun bulletin says
Harrison will have plurality In New York
State but it will be small. Hill is probably
elected
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07
Kalkaska County.

KALKAsKA. Mich, Nov. 6.-Three towns
majority for Harrison is 234. The Repub-
llcsn county ticket is elected.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

CINCINNATI, Nor. 6-One hundred out Of
total OF lsS precincts IN this city give Hsrir.
son q plurality OF 2.9l3.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

The Result of the Breskipg Of . Reservoir
In Switzerland.

treuI, on Lake Geneva, used to work an
electric railway. burst todsy. destroying
numerous houses and drowning many per
sons. Seven bodies have been recovered
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

DfhtN y. NVUH.
L no >oufh iosis street
a. Lola BssAs Aaduion. 2e l.oe South Grand
kNdiss Houses ior sale 0n fAsy Ierns Iunner
Furnished f0r D1ilding kso@ni los. 4s3
arns foI sale Ia ssusheF1 Nlchissa.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07
aftnnesotA.

ST. PAU, Nov. 6.-Mesgrs returns thu,
far received shows Harrison leading Cleve-
land by 900
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

xNsssst yt>sssss-ssNNAs-
HOLLAND, Nov. 6.-Holland City gives
kpAp III. Township Of Holland, Harrison
2iS, Belknap is3; Fillmore township,
Allegsn county, Harrison 207. Belknsp 2o4;
IaketOn township, Harrison l07, Belknap
l07.
sts, sss,s yslsssss-s
HUDsOsviLLx, Nov. 6.-Gsorgstown town
ship. Ottawa county, returns for electors:
Republican. 229. Democrats 10. Prohi-
bition 30 For Governor-Luce 233. Burt
los Cheney y. For Congress-Belknap
2S3. Ford lT6 Godfrey 10. About 90 Re-
pabiican majority for entire state and
county ticket.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

- rsstss,s-sszs2.
EsFe~s hieh. NoT. 6--Bargov. Rsr1n-
4s~a riszzlsz. Srest i40. Govsrnof Ia
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07
Connecticut.

NEw HAVEN. Nov. 0-SiTtv mine towns in
Connecticut show a Republican gain OF
1859.
NEW YORK. Nov 6.-The Herald bulletin
says Connecticut is claimed bv both parties,
the Republicans by 5000, the Democrats by
I
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

PIrrsBUKs, Nov. Ga dispatch from
Indianapolis says the vote al .. m. in-
indicates Republican gain Of per cent.
which would give Indiana 10 Harrison. rs
less than per cent. gain is necessary 10
carry the State.
NEW YoRK, Nov. o.-The Tribune says
Indiana returns indicate that Harrison has
made gains IN every county except one.
TEkRE HAUTE, Nov. 0.-This county
gives Harrison plurality of about 1000,
q Republican gain about 250.
INDIANAPOLIS. mldnigh ght-1hirty precincts
in Indiana show Republican gain of 035.
The returns are very mesgre. General Har-
rison has JUST received the fol lowing: I'VE
have New York. Signed NJ. 5. Quay"
INDIANAPoLIs. l =. m.-lndIcatlons are
that the Republicans gain throughout the
state. The state will be very close. Moth
ing defnite will be known tor several
hours. ONeil, Democrat in the Second
Congressional district. will probably be de-
tested by Braton. Republican. The city is
Wild with enthusiasm over the reports from
New York.
New YORK, Nov Ga Herald bulletin
says that every indication Is that Indiana
ha. gone Democratic.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 6.-Fitty precincts IN
this state give Harrison 5,o46. Cleveland
4,66l, net Republican gain OF 1lS.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

= .sss. Cieselsnd 1885. Fask .2ss Rs-
Hae-les. "a I'D al.o
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07
Ohio.

CLEVELAND. Nov. 6.-Burton, Republican.
for Congress. is probably elected. This dis
trict is now represented by Foran.
CIscINSATI, Nov. 6-Four hundred and
thirty-five precinct. give a net Democratic
gain of LAS "A q total vote OF l56, ,7S7.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07
Goorg

ATLANTA, Nov. 6.-The indications are
that Cleveland's majority in Georgia is
about 25.O00. solid Democratic Congress
sional delegation is elected.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07
PeBnsyisAnta.

PHrLApsLPHIA. Nov. 6.-Ths Chairman Of
the Repnbl lean State COMMITTEES claims
Pennsylsanis for Harrison by - v0). This
would be . Republican gain of 1900.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07
Colorado,

DENVER, Nov. 6-Midnight.-The polls in
thi. State do not close until 7 p m. A large
vote was polled. but the returns are very
mesgre. The Republicans claim the cleo
ton of their national, state and county
tickets by 5000. The estimated increased
vote in the state is 25 600.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07
South Car olina.

CHARL EsTos, Nov. 6.-Tbers smoothing to
indicate & decreased Democratic majority
in this state.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-08-15
MARINE MATTERS.
PORT OF wAsHBURN.

PORT OF WASHBURN.
Special to the Globe.
WAsHBURN, Wis, Aug. 14-Starucca ar
rived from Buffalo with merchandise. and
cleared for Duluth; Iron Chief arrived from
Ashland, and cleared for Buffalo with grain:
Peerless cleared for Chicago with lumber.
PORT OF DULUTH.
Special to the Globe
DULUTH, Minn.,s Aug. 14.-Arriyed: Pro-
peller E. b. Hale, Cleveland; propellers civ
OF Cleveland, Starucca, T. f. Hodge. Idaho
Nahant, 5. E. Peck, Buffalo. Cleared: Pro,
peller Peerless, Chicago; propeller Wiscon-
sin, Port Huron; propeller City of Fremont
Hancock; propellers Anna Smith, Iron King:
schooners Red Wing. Iron Queen. light. TO
Two Harbors. Clear and cool Wind north
east.
PORT OF ASHLAND
Special to the Globe.
ASHLAND, Wis, Aug. 14.-Arriyed: Aus
trialisia, E: Corning. Cleared: David Doys
Ely, Jim Sheriffs.
PORT OF WEST SUPERIOR.
Special TO the Globe
WEST SUPERIOR, Wis. Aug I4.-Arriyed:
Propeller Gogebic, Ashtabula, ., 700 tons of
coal; propeller S. E. Peck, Buffalo, 1000
tons of coal; Northern Light. Buffalo, 1000
tons railway iron; propeller II. T. Packer,
buffalo, Loo tons coal; propeller r. 2.
flower, Buffalo, 800 tons coal. Cleared:
Schooner Morse, Ashland, Light: propeller.
Anna Smith, Buffalo. $4,000 bushels wheat;
schooner Red Wing, Buffalo, 10000 bushels
wheat; propeller Annie Young, Buffalo, 25,-
I3S bushels wheat; schooner Iron Queen
Buffalo, 1851 bushels wheat; propell Or
McCosta Buffalo, $4,000 bushels wheat:
propeller Iron State, Buffalo, from Duluth
complete cargo OF wheat. Cloudy and cool.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-08-15
CabIetteS.

Emperor William, in an autograph letter
sent by him to Count Won Moltke on the oc-
casion of the latter's retirement from the
post of the chief of the general staff of the
German army, said that he only accepted
the counts resignation because of his re-
of his Office, and that i'll any time of difficulty
he would rely on the counts tried advice.
The mill owners at Blackburn, Eng, hay
ing refused to grant the 10 per cent advance
in wages demanded by the carders 90 %
employees have gene out on strike The
strikers declare that they have the power to
enforce general strikes of the cotton mill
hands within Il fortnight.
The steel works at Landore, near Swansea,
Eng, whose shutdown has thrown thou
sands of men out of work, are not owned by
the Siemens. 1t belongs to company, and
the Siemens are merely shareholders.
Counsellors Finlay and Mona, of Roscom-
mon. were sentenced yesterday to two and
four months imprisonment respectively for
conspring to aid,the plan OF campaign.
At the fortnightly league meeting yester-
day i'll Dublin it was announced that e., 900
had been received from America during the
last two weeks.
The Berlin police have seized $4,000
copies of socialist proclamation to the
electors of the Sixth district referring to the
next election.
Private banks in Berlin have bought Rus
sian funds to the amount of $4,000, 900
roubles. The purchases include the gold
rente, which Russia was unable to sell in
Paris IN 1897.
Emperor William has conferred upon the
king of Portugal the colonelcy of the TWEEN
tieth regiment of the line.
Prince Joseph of Sake Coburg- Gotha, has
died of inflammation Of the lungs.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-08-15

commissioners are simply figure
heads without power or discretion
to accomplish anything. The senate
commerce committee did abolish the
Missouri river commission, but in the
senate that clause was stricken out and
the commission continued in existence.
The presidents opinion is that the COM
missions, selected with reference to
their special fitness for the duties, are
better competent to determine how the
money should be expended than con-
gress: AS the bill stands, it requires
stipulated sums to be expended at GER
tain localities without regard to the
general work of improvement.
Northwestern Genius Rewarded.
WASHINGTON, Aug 14-Northwestern
patents issued to-day, reported by Paul,
Sanford & Merwin, patent attorneys.
Washington, ST. Paul and Minneapolis:
Minnesota-Car wheel, Logan Built, St.
Paul; mat, Henry Fisher, Minneapolis;
chimney cowl, Henry Hersel, Stillwa-
ter; endless carrier, Albert Middleton,
Fertile: middlings purifier. Victor Mon
nier, Dundee; helmet, Charles Rock
wood. Keystone; apparatus for making
charcoal, Jacob Scherffins, Winona.
DakOta-Gasoline stove, Alphonsus
Reed, jamestown; hydro carbon burner,
Wilbur Steele, Steele. Wisconsin,
Seed sower. n. A. Mundson, Racine;
sulky pillow. Earl Drake, Poynette; Wa
ter elevator, James Erwin, Milwaukee;
cuff, William Kahler, DrummOnd;
guide bar for switches, Frank Nema-
check, Appleton: hide scraper, August
Att. Milwaukee; wagon jack, Erwin
Reedford, Eau Pleine: door-hanger and
door, William Schussman. Calumet
Harbor; wash-stand, Staynor Tolman
and L.. Roberts, Shawano; hay-presS,
AnSel NJ, VieilleuX. Somerset.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-08-15
TO.DaY,S CONVENTION.

A glance at the list of delegates who
will compose the Democratic state con-
vention, which will assemble in this city
to-day, is an assuring indication that the
body is to be representative one, and
that its work is to be in the interest of
the masses of the people by securing in
their behalf the establishment of Demo
cratic principles. In the list of dele
gates appear the names of many gentle
men who have been faithful as well as
prominent III the cause of Democracy,
and who, by their unselfish and patri-
otto services i'll the past, have eStab-
lished themselves in the confidence of
the people. There are others who
are young yet in the cause,
but none the less ardent in
their devotion to Democratic prin-
cipleS. There are also some older
in years, but who have lately enlisted
under the banner of Democracy. They
have been attracted to the cause by
their desire to aid in the work of re-
ducing taxation, and are wise enough
to see that this end can only be accom-
plished through Democratic instrument
tally.
In convention with such splendid
personnel there ought to be no occasion
for disSensiOn OF factional wrangling.
If the delegates will come together to-
day actuated by no other motive than to
work together for the good of their COM
mon cause, aid with no other purpose
in mind than to secure the success of
Democratic principles, there can be no
question of the beneficent results
that will follow from their united and
harmonious action. If, however, in an
evil hour they should listen to the voice
of the spokesman and the place-hunter,
and permit the body to be converted
into machine, it would be the worst
calamity that ever befell the Democratic
party of Minnesota. The GLOBE has
too much confidence in the representa-
tives of Minnesota Democracy to believe
that such direful result is even a
possibility.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-08-15
while shooting snipe at Auvergne-by-
the-Sea. l., L., blew off his left hand yes
terdaV
PEORIA's PREDICAMENT.
The Water Works Break Down
During a Disastrous Confagra-

The Water Works Break Down
During a Disastrous Connagra-
tiOn.
Special to the Globe.
PEORIA, Ills, Aug. 14.-Shortly Be-
fore O'Clock this morning fire was dis
covered in the four-story brick block on
South Washington street, occupied by
Martin Il Co. as an agricultural imple-
ment warehouse and owned by Collins
u Co. An alarm was sent out; then
followed few minutes later a general
alarm. The fire was on the third floor
and made rapid Roadway. Efforts were
made to save the four-story block adj
Joining it, but this proved of no avail,
both of the buildings being in
ruins at 3 o'clock, when the fire
was under control. Nothing was saved
OF either stock. The buildings each
cost $4,000, and the total loss is $3.50. 900.
The origin of the fire was a mystery.
The insurance is as follows: Kingman
u Co., on building, $4,000: Kingman 81
Co., on stock, S65,OOO; Collins & Co., on
building, $4,000; Martin & Co., on
stock, $4,000; total, S125,OOO. During
the progress of the fire the water works
met with severe accident. The air
chamber of one pump blew up to the
ceiling, and as it came down broke an
other pump near by, rendering both
useless. Only two pumps remain to
supply the entire city with water.