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Evening journal., 1895-12-14

And Maggie Butier VIII Spend the Holt
DAYS In JaiI-othes victims Of Outraged
Law Punished.
The FIRST case uoder the new law m6k
ing the party renting house liable Ia
the event OF It's being used az a dlsor
derly house. was brought up IN Munic
ipal Oiurt this morning The police
raided the house No 70S Robinson street
last night on complaint that 10 was OF
the character referred TO-
Maggie Bntlsr. Marie Maree and
Sadie McCauon were arrested The
last named "a a runaway FROM the Girls
Industrial School aud a sistero Mas gle
Butler Willism @ Cummings was
arreated as the renter Robert o Fraim
appeared for him and had the case poat
poned until Thursday bail being hxed at
5000 Moiford Cahosn appeared for
Marie aud secuIed ber aequittal, but
Maggie WAS faed $50 anu costs for
keeping disorderly house. and $40 and
costs for hnrboring a runaway from the
school
Harry Wheeler c'lorod, was charged
with highway robbery on John Williams,
colorcd The latter told long story In
a tragic manner, and n all he said Is true
he CERTAINLY went through an exciting
experience. de aaid he met Wheeler Oh
November i2. and went on a drinking
trip with him He had $50 In notes and
81 81 IN money He detailed the "trip.
which ended with his being dumped In
the Brandy wine aud included his being
beaten aud cut Wheeler denied the
story, but Judge Ball decided that the
evidence was suflcient to hold him in
81 600 bail for the upper court
Matthew r Keller was charged by
Agent Stout with cruelty 20 q mule,
working il with sore shoulders He WAS
convicted and 6ned $40 and costs.
Patrick O'Bhen arrested by Snsoiet
OBicer Smith for being drunk st Front
and French was fined s. or 40 days
Annie Fitzgerald, drunk. WAS reported
suffering from pleuriey and Was sent Co
the almshouss for treatment.
Sarah Hopkins was charged with hsr
boring Sadie McCarron a runaway glrl
from the Girls Industrial school but
she proved that she had told the girl she
could not keep her an d as her intent YVES
not TO violate the law she WAS allowed to
60 with a warning.
Evening journal., 1895-12-14
The weather.

In the Nliddle States and New England to-
day. partly cloudy and clea ing weather VIII
PREVAIL fair in the interior, preceded by
cloudiness on the COASTS with slightly CHER
Temperature, and brisk fresh, noriherly 20
easterlv winds, followed by fog or haze on the
coasts at night. On sunday, IN both ~ thesa
sections warmer. partly cloudy weather. and
fresh nOrtheaaterly TO southenster.y winds VIII
prevail. with fog on the cOnsta. followed ~
snow or rain in the northern districts OF this
section. and on Monday partly cloudy 20
cloudy weath r. with slight temperature
chaLges, followed by SNOW or rain.
New York Herald Weather Foieosst-The
Atlantic storm owed yesterday from th5
vicinity Of Cave Hatteras north nor' heast-
wardly. but northerly 10 easteriy gales pre-
vailed in its rear on the coast from Boston 70
the DelaWare Cares.
Evening journal., 1895-12-14
va Runnlnr the ohureh HIs yYar.

It is said that the whole trouble be-
tween Mt Salem Baptist Church (oolorsd)
aud the Baptist Ministers Conferences
has grown cut Of the method followed
by Pastor Scott in organizing Mt Salem
Church. Inste OF getting members
from another church as the foundation
for the new one Pastor Scott went to
work, held a revival service. converted a
number Of persons and then organized q
church. While be wss doing this the
conference gave him warning that he
was not following the rules Of the
church, but he did not hsed the warn
inc
Evening journal., 1895-12-14
clTY NEWs IN eRIEF.

Receiver Of Taxes Johu n Dlckey is dis
tributinF printed copies OF his report OF tho
transac tions Of his Office for 1894
The bazaar given by Mrs. w. NJ. Mousley
for the benefit Of the North Baptist church
organ fund, last week was great success
and wae large y attended.
Skating is good this afternoon at Shellpot
and on the BrandyWine.
Rev. A. n. Eeiswin VIII preach at Dover
tomorrow
-Wilniington Christian Endeavor Union
will hold a sunrise prayor meeting IN st.
Paurs M. n. Church on Christmas morning,
Bishop Coleman held a confirmation at
st Mathews Episcopal Mission last night.
assisted by Rev. u. ID. Speaklnan.
Evening journal., 1895-12-14
AspatrIa Now At Nswport New.

The British steamship Aspatrls has
arrived at Newport News While here,
her rspairs-which were completed this
week showed that three plates and
thirteen frames had been broken by the
vessel going ashore In Winter Quarter
shoal while bound from Poti to
Phledslphia, with a cargo Of manganese
ore. She was fast three hours on the
shoal, in dense fog and nobody on
board knew just where the vessel was.
Evening journal., 1895-12-14
soIomon oavsn. wIlharaun.

The cRvest fled In the office OF Register
Of Wills Cocch on September 20 against
probate OF the will OF Isaac Solo.
man was withdrawn this morning
by William s. Hilles representing tho
osvsator Miss Carrie s Bower 10 viii
probably be admitted TO probate this
afternoon and letters testsmentary
granted to William Solomon. Of Phlla
dalnhin
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NOrIOEs.

NOTICE.-DIvISION NO. %. A. o. H.. OF
IN Hockessin. Del has postponed the ball
they we're to have given on New Years Eve
until Easter Monday night
JOAN J. CREEDEN,
Hockessin, Del. Dec. 10, 1926. President.
NOTICE-ALL PERSONS COAiMIS-
IN stoned Special Cons able at the Novem
Der election, 1894, are requested to bring their
comuiSsiOn and meet a committee of the Levy
Court at the Court House. Mond4y. L ecember
l6, lss5, 10 O'Clock a. m. BY order Levy Court
New Castle county.
Attest JEFFERSON b. FOARD.
Clerk Of the Peace.
Evening journal., 1895-12-14
An Rerolr An the Dry poels.

William DuPont's pretty yacht Au
Revoir vas hauled out of her Winter
quarters TO day aud placed Ia the dry
dock at the Harlan and Hollinesworth
Company's shipyard She will receive a
thorough overhauling and examination
and will be repalnted inside and out.
Evening journal., 1895-12-14
Fine holiday Books oheap.

We have a few copies Of a beautiful
work, handsomely bound, containing sew
eral hundred pictures Of high ertistic
merit. which will be sold at 81 20 copy,
which 10 about one-fourth the publlca-
tion price Also some copies Of Rand aud
McNany's Cyelopedla at 81 %, worth
four times the price ssked. Can be seen
at the EVENING JougNAL office.
Evening journal., 1895-12-14

In Orphans Court this morning Judge
Grubb confirmed the sale OF the joseph
"atnall and David w, Lloyd properties.
Mrs Margusreths Fehrenbach, widow Of
John Fehrenbach, elected to take the
provislons OF her husbands Will In lieu
~ dowar
Evening journal., 1895-12-14
Bicycle stolen.

The police authorities have been
notified OF the theft OF a bicycle which
was stolen on Thursday, December b,
from w Jones. No. 405 Delaware
avenue Il was a Wsrwick Model, %.
Dunlap tires, black Frame, red rim
35 $40
Evening journal., 1895-12-14
Philadelphia Packets Wintry Appear
anoe.

Freight packets arrising In the Chris
tlaua from Philadelphia this mornin &
we're coated with ice fore and aft. 10
the rough weather last night aud yes.
terday afternoon the Delaware river
waves splashed high against theiB hulls.
and the water and spray frozs as II
rolled down thelboats' sides, To day the
vessels look like they had passed through
q storm Of sleetand snow
Evening journal., 1895-12-14
German sohoolmasters and method

Professor W L Mac Gowan, superin.
tendent Of the Warren. Pa, public
schools, Is visiting DR. ]. w Crum-
baugh, member Of the local Board OF
Education from the Fifth ward Yester-
day he visited schools "a and % and
Monday afternoon be will speak before
the Teachers Association in the high
school on German SchoolmRsters
Their Methods and Equipments
Evening journal., 1895-12-14
Eoklnna.s Latest Pnreha.s

Sutton & Co have sold the property Of
William b. Mcconnell. situated on the
northeast corner Of Twenty fifth and
Market streets, to A M Ecklund, for
50, zoo. The lot is 100 by $50 feet.
Evening journal., 1895-12-14
A Plague of Tramps' at Havrs de Grace

It is said that colonies Of trsmps have
made the neighborhood Of Havre de
Grace. Md, their headquarters this
month and have begun systematic
begging IN that. locality Four Of the
hoboes who became insolent to women
from whom they demanded food, were
srrsstsd early last evening aud on their
clothing were found jswelry and
valuRblss which had been stolen from
Cecil county.
Evening journal., 1895-12-14
y. NJ. Q. a. a. Iarrlson slreet churoh

A meeting under the auspices OF the
Young Mems Christian Association will
be held Ia Harrison Street NJ. E Church
70 morrow evening General Secretary
Lang. Physical Director Jackson aud
Mediord Il Cih3 on will be the speakers
Special music by the choir aud Sabbath
school orchestra will be features Of the
evening
Evening journal., 1895-12-14

Free The most useful article ever
given by a tea house In Delaware TO pur-
chasers for week commencing Dec. 10
Don't forget the date Grand Union Tea
Go No 600 King street
Evening journal., 1895-12-14
WILMINGT0N FURYITURE
STORAGE EXCHANGE.


All kinds of Furniture bought, sold and ex-
changed. Stoves. and heaters repaired, oil.
gas and gasoline stoves called for, thoroughly
ovsrhauled and returned At moderate cost
Stoves taken down, stored for the season and
put up IN the fall Address or call.
HOO ORANGE STREET. Wilmington, Del.
II HOEGELSBERGER. NJ. D.,
IL 8l6 MARKET STREET,
Made THE EYE his SPECIAL STUDY
In the Universities OF Vienna, Austria, and
New York City, in the Philadelphia Poly
clinic and Wills Eye Hospital.
He EXAMINES EYES FREE and guaran.
tees satisfaction
GOLD GLASSES, $500,
STEEL GLASSES. 50 CENTS
Evening journal., 1895-12-14
zine Holidav Roohs Oheap

We have q few copies Of beautiful
work, handsomely bound, containing sev
eral hundred pictures OF high artistic
merit which will be sold at 81. 20 a copy,
which is about one fourth the publica
tion price Also some copies Of Rand and
McNallY's Oyclopedis at 50 25, worth
four times the price asked. Can be seen
at the EVENING JOURNAL efiica.
Evening journal., 1895-12-14
Swan Also a Young Man.

Swan was born in county Tyrone on
January 10. 1869 and came to this
country when a boy. he spent two
years Rs an attendant In Blockley prior
to June 20 last, whom he came to Farm
hurst az an attendant.
Both Brown and Swan deeply regret
that they are not better known In the
community, but. having been IN Della
ware such a short time had no chance to
make many friends
Evening journal., 1895-12-14
.EWlNd MAUhlNks

~ 0DONALD, ~ East Seventh street,
,leacB them all in low prices.
Brand new 500 machines reduced to $40,
1913 and $40 All makes 70 select from.
Singer, Wheeler b Wilson, New Home, Do.
nestle, White, Standard and all other makes.
Any mAchine aent on trial, free,six months for
cash. two years on installnlents: Send postal.
j. H.lO'DONALD,
No. ~ East Seventh Street.
Any machine ranalraa hO oantann. !.
Evening journal., 1895-12-14
Rcd orns.nt Church.

All the local councils Of the Legion Of
the Red Cross are expected to attend the
morning service at the Reformed Episeo
pal Church of the Covenant, Third and
West streets, to morrow TO hear an ap
proprlste sermon from Rev. Q. F. Hem
dr. cks
Evening journal., 1895-12-14

Snapper lunch at McCormick's, Front
and Washington streets, tonight
Evening journal., 1895-12-14
Free. Free. Decem Der 1G to 21.

A work Of art and usefulness Grand
Union Tea Co, No 600 King street.
Evening journal., 1895-12-14

Onice Seventh and I&ils. Phone 5a6.
q T. Sergeant dealer In coal and wood
EJ-LRr2s pss coal FOR family use
sE- Hickory wood for open CRATES.
Evening journal., 1895-12-14

Quick Lunch
At Beckett's, Nos. and 8 West Sixth
street
Evening journal., 1895-12-14
BUSINESS CARDS.

90 TO THE WILMINGTON PHOTO
N Company's new gallery. Finest IN city.
Great reduction in prices. 40lla Market
street, above Fourth.
CAPE5 MADE OUT OF PLUSH. COATS
" at KING,s. All Orange STREET.
Evening journal., 1895-12-14

Young Mani Why Don't You Learn short
hand
iAt Goldey C5llege, Eighth and Market
streets, and get 3 position Free trial
lessons, No classes. Day or night.
Evening journal., 1895-12-14

After thorough housecleaning and renova-
tion has been reop-ned for the winter under
the -rsonal supervision of Mrs. Annie Gruhb,
formerly progrietress Of the keAilworth
Inn.
Steam Heat. Hydraulic Elevator, Sun Par
lor. Baths, all cOnveniences. Write for rates.
Evening journal., 1895-12-14
DUBLIC sALR OF COWS.

/ will sell at Public Sale near Booths Cor
nsr. Delaware county, Pa on
MONDAY. DECEMBER 23d, 1895. AT ONE
O'CLO X p. NJ,
one carload Of choice fresh cows and springers.
young large size ard good milker; drect
from COlumbiana county. hiO Two months
credit. WILLIAM s. GOODLbY.
A. Q. SHARPLEss. A ctioneer
Evening journal., 1895-12-14

story upon which understand. a large
nunber Of papers have been and are
still bslng sold 10 this state. "
Evening journal., 1895-12-14
PUBLIC SALES.
7||7-"|-7117-|I7|I777
DUBLlC SALE
II OF
REAL ESTATE.

Will be sold at public vendue. at the Court
House In the citg of Wilmin ton, on satur-
day, December q, 1895, at 10 O'Clock a. m, the
following described real estare. late OF
Ca harlne McGovern, dece aseu, TO wit
No 1 Three story brick dwelling, No 3ll
East Ninth street, six rooms and basement
lot 15x65 feet.
NJ 2. Three-stor brick dwelling, No. 8ls
Poplar street, seven rooms and basement, lot
1878 feet.
No Three-story brick dwelling, No G3l
Madison street, eight rooms and bath, lot Il
feet lOX36 feet
No Two-stors brick dwelling. No "a
West Thirteenth strees, five rooms, lot 10 feel
6x5f feet T.
Attendance will be given and terms msde
known by SECURITY TRUST AND SAFE
nED0gIr fnMpA Agant
Evening journal., 1895-12-14
Swan Never saw 3 PatIsnt KIeI.ed

"rhe only force used on Pisa Louie,
said vain in response to queries, was
In freeing Brown and getting bold of the
mans strong arms. / never saw pa
tient kicked while 1 was at FArnhurst,
nor did any other man. When they
became bad enough TO need kicking we
confined them where they could not harm
themselves or anyone else.
"As 10 the asylum trip, continued
Swan, Il have never yet found out what
that was, although much of my life has
been spent waiting on asylum inmates.
never heard nor saw tho term until
read II in the frlghtful sensational
Evening journal., 1895-12-14
BOARD AND ROOMS.
BUSINESS oPPoRrUNIrIEs.

EOR RENT-ROOMsF + 1R LIGHT HOUSE
II keeping. Apply AZ 5l2 King street.
Evening journal., 1895-12-14
FUNERAL COACH WRECKED.

Thrilling Experience of Mrs. Barnes and
Son in a Runaway Returning From the
Hanna Faneral
Evening journal., 1895-12-14
THE SCALES DIPPED LOW,

And Maggie Batter WIN Spend the Holt
DAYS In JaiI-othet Victims Of Outraged
Law Puuished.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-18

nrokon bend- ana tho Election sf n
"Garmeny" Committee


CHICAGO, sept. ls.--A meeting OF
the Republican county central COIN
mlttcu was held ut tho Great Northern
hotel last nignt for the purpose Of
choosing n chairman. For soma lime
there has been friction between tue
politicians supporting tho Rdminittra-
tion Of Mayor swirl anu some otheis
who are a,ainet him. Incidental TO
the WORK Of choosing the chairman 1t
was Intended that the fAotiona should
"get together" In harmony. Thoy got
together all right, tut not after Tue
ashton outlined ln the program. There
nfo tghts without number, broken
heads and bloody nolrs, and the meet.
Ing generally was characterized By the
wildcat disorder. The nrst Eight OF tho
evening occurred when Deputy Sheriff
y. NJ. Goodman, Of tho auttSwin far-
ton, attempted 10 force hil way Into
tho room again,t tho wishea OF Buck
Mccarthy, q swift man. Mccarthy
landed on Goodman'd uosr, broke II Ia
two placer, dashed cut Ave OF q .oe-
mans teeth anu knocked MIN tonls-
leis. He was carried away by his
friends. Detective Sergeant Gard,
who was In the room, mair an attempt
10 control tho actions oi County Clerk
James II. NanCleAyc, and the sUconu
battle OF this evening wins on. Van
Cloavo objected 90 the oiiiceT's tutor.
ferentee and promptly fVehlvtd
crack over the cranium from the on.
eer's stick. This aroused NAnCleRve's
irlenJs. and n wild rush wao made for
card. ono man SELLING him
~ the neck, other. by tho
aim, aud legs. He was carried
bodily from the room, every antI.Swlu
man within reach taking n gooi hard
whaok ut him. A. Carl waa deposited
In the hall Alderman Henry Lam.
mersman mbnmaysred his rear aud
planted vigorous kick. Another
iu,h was made Tor Carl and no was
thrown bodily out OF the hallway, a
FREQ fight being In progress while no
made his forced exit.
COMMISSIONER Of Public Works Kent
was standing la tue COMMITTEES room
when this nght came of, and the a.-
sortion was At once made by ths anti
Swift element that he had brought the
police there TO oosrce the action OF the
committee. Loud cries were heard Of
"Throw Kent OUT" chang him." ana
"Thfow him on, OF the window" A
rush wRs made In his direction anu
being near doorway, the commit
aiOner lost no tune In making his ea.
cape, leaving bshind him a full blown
nKht between his irionds, anxious to
protect him, hnd the crowd OF anti
swift men DESTROYS OF getting at him.
5evofhl more fights occurred during
tho NESTING which finally sdJournii
without result save the appointment Of
y "hsfmony committed" which will
sudavor To reconcile The two factions.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-18
nEx GABLE FACTION.
Rsnricb.sn ON shs Democratic Liter
ary nnreau Of IIIInoIs.

SpRISoFIELD. ILL.,, Sept. ls.-Re-
gsrcing the action OF the Ben Gable
Democrats In Chicago In organizing n
democratic Literary Bureau OF iii.
noi.," Chairman Henrlchson, OF the
stale Democratic state central cOl.a-
mit,sr, said last might; al have road
the address issued by group Of pen.
tlemon calling thsm,oivss tho 'Deme-
cratic Literary Bureau Of lllinois' ana
their assumption y. tho name whioa
they have no right 10, form lair sam
pic oil tho whole address. The asset-
lion that the convention OF June 9th
did not In its declaration OF principles
represent the sentiment OF q majority
OF the Democrats OF this state, and
what they call the silver craZs' ~
dying cut, 10 ridiculous. II possible
tue silver sentiment In this state 10
stronger now than whom the conven-
lion Was held. There In not q county
In Illinois whore the vote OF tho
Democrats would not show an over
whelming majority for the free aud
unllmitsd coinage Of silver at 10 to l.
For a fraction OF the Democratic party
which has hoisted like Brlce and Cor
man into leadsTship ana Into absolute
esntTol OF their party TO Talk OF bring
lug about further tariff reform Ia an
absurdity. The men now In active
control Of the gold end OF the Demo-
cratic party in the different states are
the men VINO defeated tariff reform In
tho last Congress and will continue 10
prevsnt any reduction In the taTiii 20
long as they uTe In control.
"rhia address declares that the gen.
tlemen slgning It favor bi no.alllsm and
vet they are representing a wing OF the
marty In Congress which voted againsl
the proposition to give silver plaoo ia
our currency system and who were
unwilling 10 suggest any plan for
recognizing silver as money.
II agree as to tho suggestion OF hsr-
mony 10 the Domscratio party, but |
don't believe In 90 per cent Of tho party
LAYING down to 10 per cent OF II, and
/ believe further that tho party IN this
stats has right TO express iteeli ana
instruet ia delegates to the national
convention rather than 10 receive lis
instruo,lons, whether from tho nation.
al committee or from the Demoorats
Of Now York OF their sympalhizsrs In
this state"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-18

Vicinity say tincs that terrible day,
animals hsvs refused TO drink i.s
water.
IL was . O'Clock when Governor Alt
geld aud party arrived. Several thou
haad people, principally from Illinolp,
or those who served In Illinois reai-
monis were there to witness the coIe.
monies. A fter prayers Governor Alleged
made sn address, turning tho monu.
ments over TO the government.
Responses were made by Col. Smith
II. A. Atkins anu Col. J. q. Everest.
The exercises attendant upon the
transfer OF the Indiana monuments TO
the government Hook place at Little
Hill, ns the ridge south OF Dyer House
Ia called In memory OF General Little,
who was killed there. Gen. 81.
Cbunter was master OF ceremonies.
Hon. ID. II. Mcconnell, made an adj
dress turning tho monuments over TO
Governor Clsude Matthews, who
responded.
General Lew Wallace and Col. /. n.
Walker, commander-in-ohief OF the
u. A. r., spoke. The exercises con-
eluded with salute ntod by regi.
menis OF the Indiana militia.
ARMY or CUMBERLAND.
The army Of Cumberland held the
nrnt business seiaion this morning.
Tonight there will be meeting at the
big tent whom General G. +. Aandet.
son, OF Nebraska, will dshvrr the
annual address. Lieut.. Gen. j. II.
sohoflcld, GoD. s. NJ. Dodge, Of tho
army OF renursite, ana otherS will
spear.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-18

The lose is estimated at this hour At
about million doilare.
The Western Union building may
hutnveo, bus has been deserted as The
upret floor n destroyed.
Eastmap, Schleighier 4 Lee carried
stock ot carpets, otc, valued at
b2OO,O00. The Insurance 10 not known.
All telegiaphic communication is cut
Oh.
Next to tho bank building isa fout-
story brick, occupied by the Pacific
Express and Uri'oi Slates Expfeu
companies with Office rooms ndDye,
Nuxt come thrcC-.tofy brick building
occupied by George Msnnn-ld, otb.
In merchant ami George Wiugortef,
tObAcco dealer. These buildings AID
siocke were badly damaged.
70 the west, on tue corner OF Mefl.
dian street 10 n o0niit building, four
stories high aud OF brick. Considerable
dsmage was done In this bigck by
smoke aud water.
At0 o'clock the FIRE on WaphIna ton
street was under control, but tue Masi-
Ufn Union building OF brick ana fiyu
stories was still blazing. The upper
floor used a. n battery room and ibp
a. VI NNHVNN hNNA " NNNIAAAnE ANNNNNs
were flooded and all wires burned Oh,
quitting On communication with other
points.
a three story brick on Ne rlJsn
slfset north VI Western Union buils.
Ing, occupied by Meyer Stencil com.
pAny, and the saloon OF Geo. Weiss
was Hooded with wstcr. The great
vault In the Indiana National bank,
situated Ia the rear OF tho bang AMI
fronting on Pearl street, conlsins near.
ly i2,O0O,000 In cash. Tho flames
licked clean everything around u, but
tue money IL perceived to be safe.
Across the alley from tho burned
quarter on Washington street stands
rue nix story Pettls's dry goods built.
ing, built Of stone and brick. Smoke
penetrated this building and tho win.
dow sills caught fiie. Water was
turned on anu the upper floor was aOon
flooded. Tue water soaked ultat
through to the basement anu the loss
viii be tfemrndoug. A. l.. Petite
owned tho Eastman, Sthleiohtcr q
Leo building, five stories, Of brick aud
stone. Tbs Western Union building
Ia owned by W. IL. Coleman aud the
Cundit block by Il. +. Ciaypool.
Tho losse0 and Insurance cannot be
obtained accurately yet. Eastman,
SchlelJhtef * Co.'S lots alone will 10
at least sl75,O rhsir stock OF fur.
niiufe nud CHINA was one Of tbs lafg.
eat IN the country. The building wns
completely destroyed.
Fhe Ire In the Wes,efn Union build.
lug wac unuer control about $3.50 l.m.
The ludtrumente were destroyed, aud
the battery fl1or burned out. The
wire builung was water soaked.
The Easimpu, kehlelcher q Leo
biock aud the lndiGua National Bank
building, owned ~ Noinpy 4. Mallot,
Will have h. be pulled down. The law
Office Of a. q. Charlie, over tho bank.
los rooml. contained library valued
nj $4,000 which was totally destroyed
az was everything else ia the building.
The postal telegraph building In tue
rear Of tn, Blaekiord BLOCK was slight.
ly damaged by firo aud water, but tue
company lost no wires.