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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-13
A OOWARDLY DEED.
An Effort Made to Wreck Passenger
Train on the Southern Pacific Road.

SACRAMENTO, CAL, October 12.-The
fast westbound express on the Central
Pacific which passed Colfax early this
morning on It's way to this city, was
wrecked about midway between New
England Mills and Colfax. The train
passed through a deep cut and out on
to an embankment which had been
thrown up to preserve the grade. En-
gineer Estabrook did not detect any
thing wrong until the first two cars
were slightly derailed. The baggage
car and two day coaches remained on
the track, but the four Pullmans ana
caboose left the track.
The Pullman, Santa Cruz, turned on
its side and rolled down the embank-
ment for fifty feet before its progress
was stopped. In the sleeper were ten
passengers, all asleep at the time OF the
crash. They were all hurled about In
ruthless fashion, but miracnIously
escaped with lively shaking up, the
only person being seriously injured be-
ing the colored porter. Investigation
showed that an attempt had been made
to wreck the train. Spikes had been
drawn from seven Of the outside rails
on the outer edge of the embankment
Just at point where the track makes
curve.
No spot better adapted to the plot
could have been selected. and it was ev-
identity selected in the hope that the en-
gineer, fireman and employees In the
baggage and mail cars would be killed
as soon as the forward part of the train
struck the looSened rails. Then three
cars could be looted, and as they carried
a great quantity of mail, the plunder
would have been very profitable.
The Dalton gang are supposed by
many to have had hand in it. The
passengers were transferred and brought
to Sacramento. The Southern Pacific
Company has offered a reward OF $4,000
each for the arrest and conviction OF the
party or parties implicated in causing
the deraiment.
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ELKTNS'S CHANCES
Of Being Secretary of War Seem to
Be a Little Slim.
HARRISON AFRAID OF HISRECORD.
II Locks As il Mr.. Ekins Would Be- Allowed
10 Name the Nan for ths Flacs EsysrIhs-
lsss-Ekins Is Envisd Bscalsa q
Els 0loansss to Harrison.
Special Telegram TO tAs Register.

SpettoA lete1TdLh 70 tte AcsNtcT.
s WASHINGTON, DC, October 1e.-The
Hon. Steve Elkins is still In the city
and to-day continued the conference
with President Harrison, which was
begun yesterday, when Mr.. ElkIns dlned
at the White House.
These conferences have naturally ex-
cited much curiosity and cavsed great
deal OF comment. IL is the common be-
lief that they have reference 70 the So
lection of man TO succeed Secretary
Proctor, OF the War Department.
1t is said that Elkins himself would
be given the place by Harrison
II he was not afraid the
Democratic press would say unpleasant
things about Mr.. Elklns' record, and
make a fuss generally about tho APP
poIntment. But while Mr.. Elklns is not
likely to be made Secretary OF War, IL
is believed he will have much 10 say
about the man who is selected for the
place.
Mr.. Eikins IS the envy OF the Repub-
lican politicians, because OF the eXcep-
tionaliy advantageous position he occu-
pies, being on close terms OF Intimacy
with both Blaine aud the President.
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PRESS COMMENTS.
On the Funeral OF the Dead Irishman and
the Incidents.

LONDON, October 12.-The leading
newspapers have this to say Of the fu-
neral OF Parnel:
The daily NCCS this morning says that
the procession proper with the multi
tude in the rear Of IL added to the crowd
at Glasuevin cemetery, numbered 2OO,-
600.
Hourly dispatches were sent to Mrs.
Parnell at Brighton, describing the
scenes at Dublin. She continues TO re-
ceive kilograms of coincidence from all
parts of the world. She is still confined
to her bed, and is attended by Miss
O'Shea. 1t is now in contemplation
that she take trip TO Germany TO re-
gain her strength.
The Chronicle says that the demon
Stration was a spontaneous irresti6le
surging from all parts Of Ireland to
GlaSRevin. The mighty wave would
have swept away any barrier the priests
or the politicians could have put up to
stop IL. The scene was far more i'm
posing and significant than the demon
stration over O'COnnel'S grave. The
Catholic democracy thus pay their last
tribue Of homage to the Protestant
leader in defiance TO the priests and the
majority OF their own representatives in
Parliament.
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NANCY HANKS BETTER.
The Great Racer VIII Be Ready for Thurs
days Exhibition.

LEXINGTON, KY, October 12.-Every-
thing has been hustle and activity here
this week, getting ready for the
sensational trotting meeting that
begins on the Lexington Course. Car
penters have been busy completing the
new and necessary improvements, so
that now everything is in readiness for
the bell to tap. The betting-shed is
very commodious and Is fitted with all
modern improvements.
The hundreds of trotting horsemen
from all over the United States who are
here to attend the great trotting races
this week, with but few exceptions WIS.,
tied the stall occupied by the racing
queen, Nancy Hanks, to-day. Her vet
erinary, DR.. c. NJ. Hollenback, said;
"Yes, Nancy was very sick mare
when we left Terre Haute Friday night,
but she then showed signs Of rapid re-
covery or we would not have shipped
her. We expected TO come through
without stop, but we were laid over at
Cincinnati, and did not arrive here until
last night, after having been twenty
five hours on the way. 1t was quite
cool when she was unloaded and we
were very apprehensive OF her welfare.
We sat up with her all night and
used all the known preventives
and remedies usual in cases OF
bronchial affections. she has
apparently yielded to treatment, and
this morning looks bright and compara-
lively well. She is taking her food
much better than expected, and hope
she will be able to fill her engagement
here next Thursday. can not say pos
itiyely, of course, that she will be III 10
race on the day appointed, but | am
sure that If she continues TO improve as
she has In the last thirty-six hours she
will be all right before Thursday"
The Kentucky trotting horse breed
ers' meeting opened with a large at
tendance OF leading horsemen from all
parts of the union. The most interest
centers In the great match race for
purse Of $4,000 on Thursday between
Alerton and Nancy Hanks.
Summary of to-day's racing:
The 2:l9 pacing race was won oy bunco
Junior Time, 2;13A
Summary stake for two-year-olds-Mon-
bars won. Time, 2:l9sl,
Kentucky stakes, for three-year-olds-
Lady Wilton won. Time, 2:254.
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PAENELLIsM srlLL a POWER.
,iscussion "a to the Possibility OF Dillon
Being the Leader.

Discussion "a to the Possibility OF Dillon
Being the Leader.
LONDON October 12.-The hierarchy
.li Timothy Healy made the warfare
gains, Parnell so personal that they
srg really at a loss to know what to say
.og that he is gone. The people were
appealed TO from the pulpit not 10 follow
Panel. because he had been implicated
r t.r divorce scandal. Said a Parnelite
auler Of Parliament this morning:
Vow that the divorce scandal is out OF
way, new arguments will have TO be
FAMED. if what they call ParnelliSm
-l we call NatlOnalism is TO be crushed.
AT present the clergy are the supreme
rs on the Mccarthy side, but their
.remacy is based on the moral argu-
-.at. But for that argument and the
ufdence Of large proportion Of the
people in its representation by the
eryv. Parneil would have held ma
-.ty OF the people everywhere, and l
DO not believe his name will be any the
s,, potent for the cause now that be Is
dead than when be was alive. The
,c-ealled Parnellites, therefore, repre-
aut majority Of the Irish people, and
should wait for, instead OF fastening TO
otter. terms Of reunion
A leading Dublin lawyer who has
@ ken AN active interest in Irish poll
uts for the past thirty years, but who
.tls hitherto SteadiaStly refused 10 ac-
.ug. Office, in speaking to-day concern
gg the future Of the Irish party now
tina, Mr.. Parnell Is dead, said: There
o1 possibility OF ever again making
.,ls cry of union the pretenSe under
Which an honest differences OF opinion
@ Ireland is to be Strangled. Mr.. Par
l5. IS relgn was One Of c3St-irOn rigldlty
l.car which all thought was crushed.
Such union as that there will not De-
5-t reasonable unity OF purpose there
must De, and Ireland will Insist that
there shall be. Mr, JohnDillOn IS now the
only man seriously named aS the Home
Rule leader This is not very inteligi-
Die Mr.. Sexton does not care 70 lead.
Besides his amiable temperament unnts
bis for the stern work which may Oe
1ecessary atany moment. Mr.. Hesly
has done splendid work, but the quail
les one looks for in real leader are
o5scured by the menthod in which
''r HeGly allows himself 10
indulge. Mr.. William O'Brien does not
Wish % hold authority in his hands. de
would much prefer TO be Mr.. Dillon's
Philosopher and friend. So that every
Ming points TO Mr.. Dillon. Mr.. Dillon's
jasS IS now comparatively easy. The
AeaYy work has been done. Mr.. Dill
o1 has the whole situation in his hands.
me chief difficulties will be financial
and strategical. Money will come from
america If the IriSh-Americans are sat
'hed that the struggle In Ireland Is at
an end.
Treat organizations cannot be main
,-ined. Parliamentary expenses cannot
oe met, ENJOYS and plenipOtentiaries
1ahaot post DER land and ocean with
oo' rest, unless well-stored Golfers are
q their backs. Perhaps Mr.. Dillon
alQ Mr.. O'Brien might now appeal more
su.cesSfully to the Irish-Americans;
GUY there or elsewhere the treasury
uuSt De drawn upon II the movement Is
~, tTe 70 die Of inanltion. heartily re-
'"ee that a man of Mr.. Dillon's high
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-13
IRISH GOSSIP.
r., Political Situation Has No Def
mite Aspect Since
ran CHEF AND LEADER IS DEAD
~ V,nbsrs Of the Irish Parliamentary
,,-, sp3ksn Of as hs New Leader, But
y,-;s, D,faits DOne-JOhn Dillon
Prominently Mentioned.

,,,.,,v October 12.-Mr. Psrnelps
--.5wanrary colleagues have Issued
allowing manifesto:
r-.,srf has lost her leader, but her
-'., -sroins; the duty to the living
3.sI is 10 maintain erect and unsul-
.ts Flg Of national independence.
~, .rs people Of Ireland, gave into
Lsrds Of Mr.. ParEeil the charge
rIr- poIltical interests. You asked
N restore prosperity, peace ana
LION and animated by his spirit,
-5.f by his clear intelligence ana
ICES NJ soul, we carried the cause 10
--s,- at which the tower 70 victory
IA ha seen by ALL But in an unior-
ate hour a majority Of the Irish rep
.s-,atfyes, at the bidding OF an
r.grsb statesman, broke our ranks,
-.srtoncd the nag OF independent
---.ttion and ranged themselves as
-vers and satellites OF the British.
y. refused TO become parties 20 the
-sas5n. relying upon the national con
-f0n, and maintained intact the slle-
.rce 10 the independent Nauonal
--r. I'm the conviction that the people
"a Justify and support us,
The great leader Is dead, but the
mse lives on. Relying on your deVo-
.- ro Irish nationality, we propose 10
--y on the struggle until the princl-
ss for which he lived and oled TIL
~1h and the national unity Is re-
--aI. True TO principle, we have re-
.vaI TO call a convention OF
.--.sentatlve IriShmen TO dis
in the name Of the
Ion the means whereby TO carry out
-a policy and programme he 0equeatn-
I'm diving. To our ranks we shall
se1mo an honest men who believe
.tu- the political affairs OF Ireland
.trrd be- controlled aud directed
the representatives OF the
--,t people alone, but with men
r-9 are immediately responsible for the
y-9.0n of the National party, who
OBEDIENCE 20 foreign dictation hound
f- death the foremost man OF our
-..e. we can have no fellowship.
ur the threshold OF the tomb, the
der we mourn defined our duty In
So imperishable words: If l am
|. IA and gone tomorrow the men
-.1trg against English influence in
--t public life must fight on still.
]. f win still be independent Nation
, they can still believe In the
-s OF Ireland as a nation and still
r.e,. that 70 was not by taking the
l-, % an English Minister that Ire
as future could be saved, protected
secured. Fellow countrymen, let
!. be the glory Of cur race at home and
road t0 act up to the spirit Of this
-.,,arc God save Ireland -
The manifesto is signed by twenty
..yr members. among the most prom
-w, being Edward Harrington, John
Redmond. James j. O'Kelly, John
.Cuor, Henry Campbell, Timothy
harrington, Joseph Edward Kenny.
-l-.e members were absent.
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Heaviest Since 1868.

SAN Francisco, october 12.-The eff
fects Of the earthquake which visited
some portions OF Northern California
last night appear to have been greatest
in Naba and Sonoma valley, where the
shock is described as being the heaviest
experienced since the great quake Of
1868.
At Napa and Sonoma the walls crack
ed, chimneys were demolished, In some
Instances falling through the roofs.
Window glass was broken, people were
reused from their beds and passed the
night in the streets. The heaviest
shock occurred at 1920 last night and
lasted from 10 to As seconds, according
to the localities where noted. The
direction seemed to be from northeast to
the southeast.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-13
IN PRINCIPLE
There's no Difference Between ParneIites
and MoCarthyites.

LONDON, October 12.-Mr.' T. P.
O'Connor, NJ. P, for Scotland division
Of Liverpool, In an interview to-day,
said:
The desire of the majority is not to
stand between the nation and the restO-
ration of unity. With this object in
view many meetings, including the i'm
pOrtant convention which was to have
been held In Cork have been postponed.
We desire to show our profound respect
and grief in the most emphatic man
ner. 1 believe that this stage Of un-
reason will pass away, while sorrow for
the loss Of Parnell will remain"
There is no difference IN political
principle. Both factions are convinced
that the Irish party should be abso-
lutely independent Of all English par
ties and Statesmen. The sO-called Nc
CarthYites hold exactly the same views
politically as the Parnellites."
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steamsltp Arrival.

New York. October 12-Arrived,- =
Steamer Victoria, Hamburg.
LONDON. October 12.-Sighted, Veendam
Rotterdam: Brittanic from New York
British Empire from Boston.
MovILLE, October 12.-Arrived, Circas-
sia from New York.
ATTwERP, October 12.-Arrived, West
ernland from New York.
LIVERPOOL, October l2.-Arrsved, Both
MIA from New York
CoPEvHAGES, October 12.-Arrived, He
ella from New York
GLASGOW, October 12.--Arrived, State Of
Nebrask from New York.
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wv TUESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER l3, 1891

character is ready to take up the vigil
liant guardianship Of national rights
without any counterbalancing danger
of irritating the susceptibilities OF the
ecclesiastical leaders.
when men talk Of an tmperium IN
tnperiO they ought to remember that
the more you debar churchmen from the
active duties Of citizenship the more
likely they are to assert ecclesiastical
authority and to overawe lay authority
with its supernatural sanctions. Put
the churchman into public life and he
becomes an ordinary, educated citizen,
entitled to speak, but liable to be criti-
clsed. A man like Mr.. Dillon sees all
this, and have great hopes that most
churchmen will prove its truth"
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CALIFORNIA EARTHQUAKE.
A Shake That Lasted Long Enough to
Create Great Alarm.

NAsIA, CAL, October 12.-The heav-
lest earthquake shock ever felt here was
experienced at 1884 o'clock last night.
People rushed into the streets in night
clothes in great excitement. Chimneys
topped over, several buildings were
shattered and badly shaken up.
Drug store fixtures suffered greatly,
bottles being thrown from the shelves to
the floor and other damage was done.
The Masonic temple, a fine building,
was shattered. At the State Insane
Asylum great excitement prevailed, the
patients being almost uncontrollable.
1t is reported that the building is cracked
and that other damage was done.
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TheBest Physic.

Ct. Pstrick's Pills are carefully pre-
pared from the best material and accord
ing to the most approved formula, and
are the most perfect cathartic and liver
pill that can be produced. We sell them:
c. +. Goetze, w. W. Irwin, John
Klari, c. Schnepf, c. Menkemiller, w.
S. Mccullough. NJ. w. Heinrich, w. E.
Williams, S. L. Brice, John Coleman
and w. II. Williams, Wheeling, w. Va;
Bowie s. Co., Bridgeport, Ohio; B. r.
Peabody. Benwood. w. Va.
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ntreIllnver Held to Conrt.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, October IA
Maurice B. Strellinger, or Curtis, the
actor charged with the murder OF Po-
lice Officer Alexander Grant, was held
to answer before the Superior Court to-
day by Police Judge Rex. Only three
witnesses were examined. In conclu-
sion, Henry Faust Gardner stated that
he had worked for Strellinger and knew
the latter was In the habit Of carrying
rfetc1
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AGAINST UNION.
The Parneuites VIII Not Join Mccarthy
ites-The Newspapers.


DURLIN, October IA meeting Of
the National Club was held here this
evening. The question OF the proposed
union with the McCarthyites came up,
and resolutions denOuncing il were car
ried.
Thousands Of persons who were un-
able to pay their last respects to the
dead chieftain yesterday took advantage
OF the comparative quiet and fine
weather to-day and beSieged the City
Hall aud crowded around the tomb at
the Glasnevin cemetery.
United Ireland to-day in factional
leading editorial appeals to Irishmen In
this wise: "Are you for Ireland nation
ality, or for Britain and degradation?"
At meeting of the subscribers to the
fund to start two Parnellite newspapers
IL was decided TO proceed.
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The Churchill Downs Races.

LOUISVILLE, October 12-There were
about 1900 people on the grounds at Chur-
chill Downs today The sport was fair.
First race, three fourths mile-American
Lady won. Time, l;lo.
Second race, one mile-Helen N. won.
Time, :46A. 49,,
Third race, mile and seventy yards-Milo
won. Time, $50.
Fourth race, mile and 100 yards-Little
Annie won. Time, / :52.
Fifth race, one and one sixteenth miles
Vortex won. Time, / :5lH.
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a TOTAL LOSS.
Commander CoweIs, Ofthe Despatch so
Reports to the Department.

WASHINGTON, D. c., October 12.-
Lieut.. Cowles, commanding the United
States Steamship Despatch has tele-
graphed to the Secretary of the Navy
that all the crew of the vessel are safe
on shore and that they have saved their
clothing and the boats except one cut
ter.
The Yantic has arrived but has been
unable to render any assistance. 1t Is
believed that the Despatch will be to-
tai loss. No particulars Of the occi-
dent have been received,
Keeper Tracy, at Assateague life saw
ing station, telegraphed to General Su-
perintendent Kimball to-day as follows:
"U. S. S. Despatch is all broken up.
The watch was kept on ship both day
and night. Officers and crew are board
ing at station, and are being cared for
as we'll as possible"
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Another wheeibarrow FIend.

FLAGSTAFF, ARIz., October 12 WIN. II.
c. Brotherton, who left San Francisco on
April /. intending 70 wheel barrow 20
New York city, passed through here yes
terday. He was I'll in a hospital at Los
Angeles for FIVE months, and renewed his
tourney September 10. Brothertou is 70
make the tdpin 1s3 days, and is seven days
ahead OF time. The trip is being made
upon a wager Of e, 900. San Francisco and
New York sports are putting up the
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sTANLEY's ESCAPE.
The Great Explorer and Family in a Rail-
road Wreck

ROME. October 12.-The BriDdisl ex-
press, on board OF which train were Mr..
and Mrs. Henry NJ. Stanley and Mrs.
Tenant, mother OF Mrs. Stanley. has
been completely wrecked at Carovigno,
nineteen miles from Bhndisi.
The Stanley party was on It's way 20
AustraIis, where the explorer Is to lee
ture. They. with all the other passen-
gers, escaped without injury, though
they had q marrow escape from death.
The express dashed into a baggage train
that was on the track near CaroyIgno.
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Chilly Racing.

JxRoMY PARK, N. Y, October l2.-Only
q corporals guard of patrons of the turf
visited this track to-day. II was too cold
for comfort.
Firstrace, 1,4OO yards. Major Domo won.
Time, %.
Second race. five furlongs. Temple won.
Time, 05$I.
Third race, mile and furlong. Senorita
won. Time, :5S%.
Fourth race. five furlongs. Ignite won.
Time, :04.
Fifth race, six furlongs. Bussell won.
Time, l:l6l4.
Sixth race, one mile and furlong. John
Cavanagh won. Time, :594.
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Garfield Park Races.

CHICAGO, October 12.-Garfeld Park
results. Track fast:
First race, three-fourths OF mile-Pen-
dleton won. Time, 1:l611.
Second race, three-fosrths Of a mile
Cole Miller won. Time, :l6H.
Third race, one and onesiKteenth miles
Maud Howard won. Time, l:5OH.
Fourth race, three-fourths Of mile
Fan King won. Time. | 10.
Fifth race, three-fourths Of mile-Ka-
turah won. Time, l:l5A.
Sixth race, one and one-fourth miles,
over five hurdles-Bassanio won. Time,
2:25iI
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THE DALTON GANG
RenGezvoused in an Impregnable Strong
hold and Threatening to KIN.

hold and Threatening to KIN.
GUTHRIE, 0. T., October IA dep
uty marshal coming in from the Creek
Nation states that Marshals Heck and
Thomas and the California detective,
who was sent here accompanied by q
party of Indians, have cornered the
Dalton gang in the western part OF the
reservation.
They have captured their supplies and
trailed them to their rendezvous. The
Dalton's have sent note to Marshal
Thomas warning him to 90 away and
let them alone on peril of his life. They
say their position is impregnable and
that they will kill every man attempting
to capture them.
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colored Institute Cornerstone.
III y,.ts-ra,n n fhS RSoister.

CHARLESTON, w. VA, October i2.-
The cornerstone OF the new West Nir-
g,n.s Colored Institute was laid yeSter-
day with Masonic ceremonies. About
G06 colored people were present at the
exercises, including the Masons, Odd
Fellows, Knights OF Pythias, Gallllean
Fisherme0, Household Of Ruth, and
other colored lodges, ministers and
teachers. 1t was great day among the
colored people.
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WIN Accent No Overtures.

DUBLIN, October 19.-The newspapers
continue their eulogies Of the late
Charles Stewart Parnell, and on all
sides are heard expressions OF regret.
An informal meeting Of the Parnellite
members was held this morning, and it
was decided not to accept any overtures
for coalition with the McCarthYites,
but TO continue the struggle for the
leadership OF the Irish Parliamentary
Party on the lines laid down by Mr..
Parnell.
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rhrce RcsIdencer nurned.
al Ttlsgram % ~ Rselsler.


CHARLESTON, w. VA, October a.
Fire destroyed the residence OF Mark
Kimberling, near Winfield, yesterday.
The origin Of the fire IS unknown. Loss
$4,000; insured for So 500. ~
The homo OF Marion Vichers. ex-
County Superintendent OF free schools,
OF Lincoln county, was destroyed by
fire few days ago. Loss 81, 200; no in-
surance.
VIM. Carney, OF Liberty, Putnam
county. lost his dwelling by Gre q fow
days ego. Loss over $1,000.