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Baltimore Sun (Newspaper) - November 19, 1886, Baltimore, Maryland
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It it eve saturday matinee continued Success of the fun makers Evans and Hoke in Hoyt a laughable comedy a parlor match. Next attractions a. Scanlan. Albaugh Holliday Street theatre. Thanksgiving week. It. Scanlon peek a Loo Shane a Lawn. Hear Scanlon Snow 8onos. In Ineese wednesday thursday and saturday. Sea to now of Sale. T a Monte Cariato. Grand Success of a a Noble presentation of the greatest of a French romances in dramatic the Story by Dumas dramatized by feeder. A Ted by James of Neill and company. The Sun. Volume cd no. 3. Baltimore Friday morning. November 19, 1888. Twelve cents a week. Monte or into. Monte Uris to. Monte Cristo. Monte Cristo. Monte Kisto. Tonight. Only matinee saturday. Maryland Day at Gettysburg. Dedication of the Monument of the second Maryland infantry c. S. A. Friday nov. 19. The army and Navy society of the c. 8 a. In the state of Maryland Maryland link Murray Confederate associations and the survivors of the second Maryland infantry c. S. A will participate in dedication ceremonies at culpa a Hill immediately after a Nival a Gettysburg. Train leaves Hellen station 8.35 a. M., stopping at Pikesville Ani Glyndon. Returning arrive in Baltimore at 7.30 p. tickets $1 50. To be had at the various stations on morning of the excursion. Tonight at 8 of clock. At oratorio Hall first subscription concert of the philharmonic orchestra. W. Edward . Miss Emily Winant the eminent contralto soloist. Reserved seats $1 Balcony 50a tickets at Mccaffrey a and tile by it a office. Thanksgiving week. A rare attraction Herne a minute men of_j6. Remand a monumental theatre. Lovely girls from Edens Bower. The night owls Novelty and burlesque company. Magnificent first part Paris life. Ira test sensation Quaker dance. Parisian minuets poses statuary. A grand specially Olio. Concluding with the spicy burlesque a Donis. Dainty As a dream in june. Next week Howard athenaeum specially company. Skating rink open afternoon and evening. Kelly a front Street theatre. 2 p. today.2 p. Doyle a successful Martyr combination in the great european sensation the Martyr. The Only authorized production in America. A Strong dramatic cast. New and elegant scenery. Next week a a taken from life a combination. Academy of . Conried a opera co., conried a opera co., Laura Bellini Prima Donna Soprano. Strauss a latest and bests Gypsy Baron. Gypsy Baron. Usual prices. Reserved seats at Mccaffrey a. Next a a the Pratt Street fire. November 18, 1886. Or. L. H. Miller Millers Safe and Iron works. Dear sir we Are pleased to report that our Safe. Taken from the destructive lire of last night has just been opened at your factory and the contents taken out in perfect condition. Still another evidence of the superiority of your Baltimore made safes. Yours Bailey Bros. This makes ten of our safes put to the test in the past week in and out of the City All with same results. Two on exhibition at Saleroom 252 West Baltimore Street from the great Salisbury tire. Of All the pretty Little overcoats age 3 years to 6 years inclusive with Nobby Small hoods Satin lined perfect beauties Call to see those we sell at the new York Onk prick clothing House 102 and 104 East Baltimore Street. I. Hamburger amp soon. I. Ham buro nit is sons. I. Hamburger so sons. Best made clothing clothing clothing in Baltimore. Baltimore St., near Calvert. Harrin a museum. One week november 15. Every afternoon and night Edwin Arden in eagles nest. Usual popular prices. Next week Monte Cristo. Tonight Odeon theatre. Tonight Hindle to her great spree Medley her latest new York Success. A omission to cents 1 bargain Bale bargain Sale bargain Sale bargain Sale bargain Sale this morning at Levi Weinberger a Levi Weinberger a Levi Weinberger a Levi Weinberger s Levi Weinberger s one Price shoe House 315 Lexington Street. A 315 Lexington Street 315 Lexington Street new number now open our recent purchases from forced sales of the most prominent manufacturers of this country and some Small lots of imported parisian slippers from recent Newyl Ork auction sales. We can safely venture to say this is the finest and handsomest lot of ladies misses and children a custom made shoes Ever offered in this City. Begins wednesday. Baho Ain Sale. Bargain Sale. Bargain Sale. Bargain Sale. Begins wednesday. Begins wednesday. Begins wednesday. Bargain Sale. First Centre counter. Bargain Sale. Laird. Schubek so Mitchells ladies genuine French kid Button bargain Sale. Bargain Sale. Bargain 3ale. Bargain Sale bargain Sale. Bargain Sale bargain Sale. Bargain Sale. Bargain Sale. Bargain Sale. Bargain Sale. Bargain Sale. Bargain ale. Bargain Sale. Bargain Sale. Bargain Sale. Bargain Sale. Bargain Sale. Bargain Sale. Bargain Sale. Bargain Sale. Bargain Sale. Bargain Sale. Bargai Nable. Bargain Sale. Bargain Sale. Bargain Sale. Bargain Sale. Bargain Sale. Bargain Sale. Bargain Sale. Louis Quinze heels Only $3 39, Only 3 39, Only $3 39, Worth Fin of. Worth 10 of. Worth 10 of. First Centre counter bargains. The loveliest for. Kid butt., common-sen8e last pointed Patent leather tips Only 3 39, Worth 9 of. First Centre counter bargains. Ladies English Faulken pha8t, Best of kid Only $3 39, Worth 8 of. Second Centre counter second Centre counter bargains. Pineta a parisian slippers. Laird Schober so Mitchells bargains. Soller Lewin so co s bargains and about six other custom makers bargains. Finest Bronze slippers Only 1 98. Only 1 98. Only 1 98. Only 1 98. Only 1 98. Or. Ferney surgeon chiropodist 409 it. Fayette St., above Eutaw treats All diseases of the feet. Corns bunions and i growing nails relieved without pain. Corns 25 cents. chiropodist Parlours and turkish and russian Baths Are the largest in this country occupying two Large buildings 407-409 West f Yette Street. We must rail the attention to the fact that we have at present the choicest selection of boys clothing for this season. It embraces All Tho richest makes of this Winter. And is entirely new and elegant. The loveliest knee Pant suits running up to age 15 inclusive Polo Caps to match. Our Stock of overcoats is likewise grand. So there is nothing missing to turn out in Complete new uniform any lad the is put in our care. We sell the celebrated Star shirt Waist. So if you want your sous to appear to Best advantage let us clothe them for you at the Newyl Ork Onk Price clothing House 102 Aud 104 East Baltimore x late importation English stationery. It is so English but just English enough being English is the reuse. It , English be know. English stationery and novelties. Latest parisian novelties. La. W. Glass so co. 19 South Charles Street. pm Ber.211. Schwarzas Santa Claus Headquarters. A Delight for children. 211 West Baltimore Street near Charles. Necessary novel Nice. The Public Are respectfully invited to inspect my new turkish and russian Baths establishment 407 West Fayette Street above Eutaw old no. 162. Where i have just fitted up the Only Complete Bath South of new York. h t and Sham rooms Are of the most improved style. The shampooing room and plunge Bath Are the largest in this country. In the shampooing room Are All of the latest improvements consisting of Needle Baths liver or rays douches and showers of All descriptions. Polite and thorough Shampooers in at end once. Or. S. Ferry. Proprietor. We Challenge comparison. The sur tout overcoats finest Blue Chinchilla of imported materials Serge hued or the choicest silk lined body and sleeves made by our professor tailors that served a Quarter of a Century at the business such Are the kind we sell. The Coats Are to supersede those for which you 60 and 75. Ours Are sold for the Small amount of 25, at the new York one Price clothing House. X shoes marked Down this a my 30 pairs menus Fine shoes at 3 50. Too pairs boys 2 Soi Crook 139 West Baltimore Street. Call and examine. X Crook. 139 West Baltimore St. 211.remember.211. Schwa he a a Santa Claus . A Delight for children. A a 211 West Baltimore Street near Charles. Now is the time to Supply one a self with an overcoat. We have sack overcoats the Price starts at 4 and so we keep on until it reaches 30. So there is a Field for Choice. If we cannot p ease you there a no on the Globe where you can be supplied. Utters that will keep you As comfortable As if you were placed inside of a hermetically sealed can at prices that Are known to be very reasonable. Then we have Kersey overcoats fur beavers. Chinchillas of All shades Blue Brown Gray All sizes at the celebrated new York one Price clothing House,102and 104 East Baltimore Street. Telegraphic summary Etc. Third Centre c out or bargains. The latest shades of Heliotrope Coque Licot red Pale Blue Pink and White Satin slippers Only 1 98. Bargain Sale. Bargain Sale. Bargain Sale. Bargain Sale. Bargain Sale. Bargain Sale. Bargain Sale. Bargain Sale. Bargain Sale. The value of All of these Fine slippers Range Froh $3 50 to $10 00 per pair. Positively none of these goods Ukoh the bargain sales to by exchanged. No deviation from these rules. Every pair marked b. S. It is hoped that no Patron will ask us to Lay any aside nor have any sent on approval. Levi Weinberger. Levi Weinberger. Levi Weinberger a one Price shoe House 315 Lexington Street $ new number or. W. Benson. Specialist in skin diseases and diseases or the nervous system. Hours daily from 9 a. To 5 p. M., and every monday night. Office 621 North Howard Street opposite Academy of music. The minute men. A a minute men a by James a. Herne author of a hearts of was produced for the first time on any stage at the Chestnut Street theatre last night. It is a comedy drama and As its name conveys deals with the Early Days of the revolution. Interwoven with the representation of the spirit of the times in which it is cast run the love stories which Are happily worked out in the end and in their development scope is Given for effective acting. The play bristles with patriotic sentiments and the action moves smoothly and regularly from the beginning to the end. It was Well placed upon the stage the scenery being realistic and handsome and the mechanical effects Strong. The play includes five acts and six Tableaux All of them effective. They were nearly All encoded and the tableau of Bunker Hill so pleased the audience that they demanded the appearance of the Scenic artist or. Hughes and or. He i the Shn. Wrecked by a land dispatch from Pittsburg last night says the limited express coming East on the Pittsburg Cincinnati and St. Louis Railroad which was due in this City at 6.30 of clock this morning was wrecked by a landslide at Jones a ferry on the outskirts of the City and a number of persons were injured. The heavy Rains of the past thirty six hours had loosened the Earth along the Road and the train was running slowly. Just As it reached Jones s ferry a mass of rocks and Earth came tumbling Down from a precipice forty feet above. The first part of the train escaped but the huge mass crashed into the three sleeping cars. The Interior of the first of the sleeping cars was almost completely demolished. It was the Cincinnati car Aud fortunately had few occupants. All had risen and most of them were in the Forward part of the car making their toilets. The two other sleeping coaches were badly wrecked. The list of injured is As follow David Pittsburg bad his Bead badly pm and his body and breast crushed. S. A. Bennett of new York was wedged in under the upper berth or one Section. He has two Long ugly gashes on his head and one shoulder Blade and two ribs Are broken. Capt. O. A. Doud of Pittsburg ugly Cut on head and slightly bruised not dangerous. Mrs. Lieut. Glass of fort Bayard new Mexico Ono limb bruised and several cuts on her body. A lady named e. A. Curtis of new York struck in the Back and leg by Large pieces of Rock severely though not dangerously injured. Lyman of Indianapolis bad Cut about head and body serious. A Young lady from Terre haute ind. Or. Fowler of Washington d. C., slightly Hurt about body he was within a foot of where the largest Rock landed in the Sleeper. In addition to the above names a number of the other passengers were slightly injured. The train at once proceeded to the Union station where the injured received attention. Thu Sleeper a a w Illiam sports was struck by a Stone weighing almost a ton. Mrs. Lieut. Glass had just to got up and passed into her state room. Her seat and berth were smashed to pieces. One gentleman from Philadelphia j. K. Lewis sat opposite mrs. Glass. He heard the crash jumped up and half of his seat was smashed under Nim. He escaped Ith slight injury. The larger Stone made an opening lathe top of the car about six feet Square. Twenty men could not move it. It will either have to be broken up or removed with a Crane. Changes at French a new new York Star of yesterday says a the Scherer hold the fort at French a hotel Are preparing to fight vigorously to maintain it. To that end wholesale discharges of the old hotel Force Are being made and More Are to Rollow. Wednesday something of a Breeze was created by the discharge of some of the female contingent. The housekeeper and keeper of the Linen rooms were requested to resign and it is thought that the two lady Cashiers will follow. All Are highly estimable Young ladies the daughters of distinguished Southern people who had met with reverses and were brought on Here from Baltimore by major Coleman when he assumed proprietorship. Oue of the lady Cashiers who is still there is the daughter of the Gallant commander of the Minnesota which sunk off fortress Monroe under the terrible fire of the _ the management of the mexican Central railway Bas discharged every passenger conductor on the Road some 60 in All. They were suspected of stealing. The indications for today for Baltimore Washington and Vicinity Are for fair slightly warmer weather. The Czar has instructed Gen. Keel haul to leave Bulgaria at Onoe if his demands Are not complied with Tho first draft of the new Irish land Bill is based upon an Extension of the Ashbourne act it is announced that Austria will soon Send a minister to the United 8tates=the British Post office department wishes the White Star and canard lines to put swifter vessels on the Boston route if their mail contract Are to be renewed the Spanish Cortes opened yesterday it is announced in Dublin that sir Robert Hamilton will resign his office of under Secretary for Ireland at the end of this month the right Hon. Henry Matthews British Home Secretary is about to be married to viscountess Maidstone. The Bride is Young and penniless the bridegroom sixty and wealthy it is reported that lord Salisbury Bas decided to remain in London next sunday to receive the socialist deputation a mob of 500 persons drove off a Force of bailiffs and police attempting to carry out an eviction process at Liall Bunnion Ireland the French chamber of deputies has referred the budget to committee authorized to devise Means of balancing the receipts and expenditures without issuing a new loan or increasing tax ution the British Secretary of state for Scotland has refused to Lessen the rigor of the measures adopted against the crofters the greek government has dissolved the legislative Assembly the Dine constables charged with murder in shooting people during Tho Belfast riots will not be prosecuted the practice of building police huts and locating policemen therein to protect the boycotted Farmers of county Kerry will be abandoned a Workman named Vitoux who said he wished to attract attention to his grievances in a pending Law suit yesterday fired five shots at the Entrance to the French chamber of deputies Tho London times a Berlin correspondent declares that a since the fall of or. Gladstone a penultimate government the Friendly relations Between Germany and England have steadily increased the yacht Thistle now building at Glasgow is intended to compete for the american cup next autumn lord Colin Campbell is dangerously Iii and the divorce suit will probably be postponed Henry m. Stanley sailed from Southampton for new York yesterday the Vos Sische Zeitung says the flow of hungarian emigrants to America is increasing lord Clauri Carde has rejected the overtures of his tenants for a settlement of the rent question. The Baptist Congreve has closed its discus Sions the Maryland Confederate Monument Iii be dedicated today at Gettysburg the flags in Baltimore were at half rant for sex president Arthur i r. W. Chancellor is going to Europe again the receipts of Cotton by water were Balos a now Iron ship ill be built in England for Baltimore trader or. Robert Garrett has gone to new York it is thought the b. Aud o. Will go into the passenger Pool part of the Abbott Iron company a property Bas been sold it is thought holders of Western Maryland Bonds will Exchange the total loss by the milling Block fire is j60,00 pc mayor Hodges addressed the Baltimore City College alumni special policemen have been appointed for the Broadway ferry the Board did not agree on inspector Saville a successor Marsha i Almes makes a statement concerning United states supervisors . The administrators of the using estate have filed answers or. Edward Tallman of Brooklyn sues Martin Jordan for $10,0u0 damage mrs. Margaret of Tig died last evening he eral response is being made to the firemen a Relief fund the masonic grand Lodge concluded with a banquet Emory Grove officers were elected Bishop Curtis will go to Wilmington del., today heavy Rains did some damage on the suburbs citizens of the Belt Are keeping up their improvement association Baltimore City College alumni dad a Large reunion. The news of the death of sex president Arthur was received with sincere regret in Washington. It is understood that Secretary Whitney intends to carry into effect another of his reorganization ideas concerning the Bureau vacancy in the Navy department. Tho Revenue reformers Are much pleased with or. Carlisles speech before the Iroquois club in Chicago. Col. John Moore has been appointed surgeon general. By a collision on the metropolitan Branch of the b. And o. Two engines and several Ireigbe cars were damaged. Gov. Lloyd has commuted the death sentence of Paul Reed coloured convicted of the killing of we. Green in Cecil county to imprisonment for life. The trial of George b. Spicer indicted for the murder of Bis father Caleb Spicer began in eclair. Hon. Francis p. Phelps m. A. Died at his residence in Cambridge in the 88th year of his age. John to. Biscoe coloured is on trial in the circuit court of Charles county charged with the murder of Captain Robert Al Dixon. George Schaeffer and wife of Westminster celebrated their Golden wedding. It is believed that two Young men Stephen Richardson and John Powell of Dorchester county were drowned in St. Martins River Friday right last. It is reported that we. Lewis aged 15 years of Allegany county was killed by the bursting of his gun while bunt no. In the trial of the Westernport Lynching Case important testimony was Given in favor of the prisoners. Considerable damage was done in Washington county by yesterday mornings storm. The depot of the Bergner in Engle Beer company at Charlottesville was burned. The Virginia conference m. E. Church South continued its sessions in Norfolk. The upshur guano factory Al Norfolk was destroyed by fire. D. Potter draughtsman in the Portsmouth Navy Vard who was shot by George Hill died wednesday night. In the Mcquade trial in new York yesterday evidence for the prosecution was offered. The directors of the Ohio and Mississippi met in new York yesterday. Speculation in Coffee was Active yesterday. Ex-pre6ident Chester a. Arthur died at his residence in new York yesterday morning. The election of officers of the league base Ball in Chicago for the ensuing year yesterday resulted As follows president n. E Young. Washington directors w. A. Nim Rulek Pittsburg e. E. Menges Kansas City j. B. Day. New York a. Reach Phila Delphi. By a special contract the washing ton Philadelphia and St. Louis club were authorized to make their admission charge 25 cent instead of 50 cents. Lieut. James s. Pettit first infantry who is stationed at fort Leavenworth while returning Home from a Church tuesday night which he and several others had been decorating for Bis marriage was shot and dangerously wounded by a robber and Bis pockets rifled. Lieut. Pettit and miss Bessie Sharpe were to have been married wednesday. Miss Sharpe is a Niece of mrs. Gen. Grant. Official returns from All the counties in California give Bartlett dent., a plurality for governor of 632 Over Swift rep. The republicans have elected four congressmen and the democrats two. In the state Senate the democrats have a majority of twelve. In the Assembly the republicans have a majority of two leaving the democrats with a majority of ten on joint ballot. The suit brought by the government in new York against Gen. Adam Badeau to recover 10.500, alleged to have been received by Bim for notarial fees while acting As United states Consul general at London was dismissed yesterday by judge Brown who held that the payments were made voluntarily to Gen. Badeau while he was acting in a non official capacity. The Peterhead whaler Catherine capt. Benzie which left St. John n. Of. On March 18, had to be beached near new Granite and the Crew of 25 had to make their Way Back in boats to Black Lead Island. On the 16th of october the steamship Eagle took the Peterhead whalers on Board and arrived safely with them at St. Johns wednesday. The Synod of the archdiocese of new York adjourned yesterday. The decrees were finally passed upon. The archbishop will write a pastoral letter reviewing the work of the Synod and treating of the decrees which have been bound upon the consciences of the priests. Fire in Buffalo n. Y., yesterday destroyed George n. Pierce so Bird Cage and refrigerator manufactory and dormers wholesale fish storehouse and damaged the hardware store of Sidney Shepard a co. Five firemen were slightly injured loss 150,000. Hon. To Mash. Dudley sex Consul to Liverpool brought suit in Philadelphia yesterday against United states senator win Ian j. 8ewell for 25,000 damages far stating in the last Campaign that Dudley bad charged illegal fees As Consul. Geo. L. Wilson who claims to be a brother of a a Doc Wilson the plaintiff in the Well known Wilson Moen suit which has been on trial in Boston Bas been arrested for obtaining goods from a Syracuse firm on false pretences. In Boston yesterday a a Doc Wilson filed a motion for a new trial of his Case against Philip p. Moen alleging insufficient evidence and unlawful conduct and prejudice on the part of certain jury men. At a regular meeting of District Assembly no.24, knights of labor in Chicago wednesday a Resolution was adopted denouncing the alleged unfairness of the recent trial of the condemned anarchists. A the freight a Teamer City of fall River collided off the Battery in new York last night with the Standard Oil Barge Acme which Sank. The fall River was badly damaged. All the business blocks on the Island in the River Between East and West Joliet iu., and Between the canal and River Bridges were destroyed by fire yesterday. Loss66,000. Secretary Bayard will be taken on a Revenue Cutter to meet the steamship germanic in new York Bay sunday. He expect friends on Board Tho vessel. Rev. Father Pfrengle of St. Vincent a College near Pittsburg who was elected Abbot of us Mary a Abbey Newark n. J., Bas declined. A settlement has been effected Between the striking Cigar makers and the manufacturer at Havana and work Baa been resumed. Albert Seitz of Lancaster pa., while gunning near Refton yesterday accidentally shot and killed himself. Firemen stricken Down caring for the Injurer men Relief measures taking shape preparations for Tho burial of the dead the casualties of the stilling Block fire estimated of losses. Reported for the Baltimore 8un.i Public sympathy for the killed and wounded firemen by the fires in Baltimore on wednesday took practical shape yesterday through the efforts of or. George May president of the firemen a Relief association. The full list of casualties is As follows victims of the Camden a Tenet fire Francis d. Kerr dead Houseman of no. 6 engine company late residence 217 North Caroline Street. Charles l. Grund dead Houseman of no.2 engine company late residence 930 Hanover Street cabs. Betz extra Man no. 6 engine company residence la Orleans Street seriously injured internally and threatened with peritonitis. Henry Ryan Houseman no. 2 engine company residence 75 York Street at Maryland uni Verity Hospital Pelvic Bone on right Side crushed. Seriously injured. Cant. Frederick a. Marston of no. 2 engine company 117 West Townsend Street slightly Hurt. Richard e. Disney jr., Houseman no. To engine company 426 Barre Street Siig flatly injured. Milling Block casualties. The casualties by Trie Pratt and Fremont Street milling Block fire wore As follows capt. We. G. Miller of no. 5 engine com Pany residence 95 gouge Street head bruised band Cut shoulder wrenched. We. A turns Houseman no. Sengone company residence 140 Gough Street to it ack of head lacerated neck and shoulder wrenched. Injuries severe. Benjamin Price fireman no. 5 engine com Pany. Residence 242 Hast Fayette Street two severe cuts of Back of head neck Aud shoulder sprained. In juries severe. Charles e. De Witt Al roman of no. 5 engine company residence 12 South Ann Street Cut on Back of Bead shoulders and neck wrenched. We. T. Beall substitute of no. 5 engine company residence Southeast Corner of Pratt and Bethel streets head Cut several places shoulders confused Aud sprained. Capt. We. Dunn. Of no. I truck company residence no. 50 North front Street injuries slight but painful at the time of the Accident when be was crushed against a Wall by a horse. Condition of the wounded. Or. Chat. W. Filler had his banus full and moved about from to attending the wounded at their Homes. The condition of Betz was much worse than wa9 expected from his appearance immediately after the Accident. He complained of severe pains in the Abdomen. Hts right leg was sensitive. Though he had in Bones broken he would Bandy move the leg. His Back also gave him considerable pain. There is fear of peritonitis in. Wednesday night he got no sleep although opiates had been Given in Large doses. Thursday morning found bus pulse High and temperature at about 102 degrees. Or. Filler says de May have fractured tendons in his right leg. At a late Bour last night he was no better. Betz has a wife and two children. Ryan is at the Maryland Hospital. His condition is still critical he bad no use of his right hide and when several friends went to see Bim be raised his left hand feebly for them to Snake. He told one of them hat be would be of no More use at fires. His stomach was very much swollen yesterday. Nothing can be ascertained Toa certainty about the nature of his Pelvic and internal troubles for from three to five Days and As the Pelvis is imbedded in the flesh of Caa not be set like a fracture in a limb. Ryan is unmarried. Burns of no. 5, As Are All the men of that company who were Hurt at the Pratt Streel fire was worse yesterday. In adult Ion Toa number of Small cuts and contusions Bis Teeth were knocked out and his bands were Hurt by the failing Wall. The Back of Bis head was sadly lacerate and the Scalp had to be stitched by or. Filler. He was stiff from the sprains of the shoulder. Benjamin Price had two severe Cut on the Back of the head sewn up. He was in nearly As bad condition As bums. His neck was sprained As was one of his shoulders entries de Witt was unconscious i rom the Lime of the Accident until be reached Bis Tomion Ann Street. He had a Cut on Bis Bead stitched. His neck Aud one shoulder Are very sore. Captain Miller was severely bruised of the shoulder and his hand was badly torn. We. Bali was used up pretty badly. He will be confined for some Days and carry some scars. The sad thing about his Case is that be is a substitute and sets no unless be Tak s a regular fireman s . He was not compelled to go to the fire but be went from a sense of duty and worked As hard As any one there. He is not a member of the fir menus Relief association and consequently will get no sick benefits. Captains Dunn and Marston and fireman Disney were about again yesterday and seemingly a Well As usual. Mourning for the dead. The engine Bouss yesterday had their flags at half Mast in Token of mourning fur die dead and not. 2 and 6 were draped with b ack. The late Homes of the firemen Grund and Kerr were visited by Large numbers of friends. Kerr was Laid in a White shroud in the parlor of hts Home no. 917 North Caroline Street. His shoulder was mashed out of shape Aud a shocking wound was made Over Iii loins. Kerr had been a fireman since 1868. He took the of bom Mer who was killed i i the Mcclellan a Alley fire. He was a charter member of the Relief association. He leaves a widow a son in Bis eighteenth year Aud a daughter 13 years old. He will be buried in Baltimore cemetery from St John s Catholic Church Corner of Valley and eager Street. His pall bearers will be members of no. 6 company assisted by a representation from no. 9. Where he was for ten years Foreman. Charles l. Grund was Laid out in the parlor of his late Home. 900 Hanover Street. He has a Cut Over the right Eye and a wound on the Bridge of the nose. His son George who conversed with him a few moments prior to the Accident in which he lost his life. Exhibited i fathers watch which was crushed in the fall. It marked eight minutes past twelve of clock which showed the exact t me of the fatal casualty. He leaves a son Twenty years old a son nearly fifteen and a daughter eight years old. He was a powerful athletic Man and a Brave fireman. He was for several terms president of the old Maryland turn association and a the time of hit death was the in soil it i on to read a lit my. Battalion a member of the gymnastic Pyramid club. I instead of �?~�?o2d my. the Monu last night the crud numbering 3b men Ament Wilt be erected on the line of w res marched to his Bouse from their Hail on West i cop tired by the regiment in thai charge july Quot 1 4 a a j 2, and a Stone placed to Mark each flank of the regiment As they stood in line behind the tided As follows Tinley 12.000, partially insured Duffy 5.000, partially insured Sparklin 5,000, insurance 1.500, of which $1,000 is in a Dakota company Irving Huck a co., so amp too insurance $3,000 no. 471 West Pratt Street occupied by John Mono ban owned by miss Margaret Michael House and contents Complete loss the House was Worth $750, and was insured. Mon it it hauls loss about 5 ,000 no insurance. No. 473 was occupied by mrs. Jamison and Patrick Mcintire. With their Famille log 500 no insurance owned by w. Starr Gentian damaged 500 insured. No. 475, occupied by the Hahn and Souren son families loss 300 owned by John h. Macke damaged 200 insured. No. 475, occupied by j. Falk damage to furniture and fixtures 300 insured in the German of Baltimore for 600 building owned by j. Christopher damaged $300 injured in the equitable of Baltimore. No. 477. The last of throw is owned and occupied by Henry Hughes the Engineer. He loses about 500. On the other Side of Pratt Street we. H. Drake a tool grinding shop was damaged about $100,and he lose 100on Bis tools. We. Gault owns the property no insurance. Bailey b warehouse is damaged to the extent of 1,000, insured on Stock in warehouse 2,000, insurance 3,500 lumber in the Yard 4,000, insurance 3,5 j0. Adjoining the warehouse 1� the double three Story warehouse not. 472 and 474, owned by mrs. Engel damaged $2,000 insured in the Providence of Washington and the Boatmen a of Philadelphia. The first Story of no. 472 in occupied by West a Mitchell paints loss $1,000 insurance $1,000. In the manufacturers Aud merchants of Pittsburg. The first Story of no. 474 was used As a coloured Baptist Mission. Though Opp it Ite Bailey a factory it was Hurt but very Little Only the front 1� charred. John Didjun. Coloured who rents the Story ascribes its escape t a its holy Mission but the men of no. 8 engine company claim that their hands alone saved it. The second an i third flkir8 of both houses were occupied by Kulbe a Ca moulding finishers loss $500, no insurance. On Fremont Street Ridgeway a Unten anted factory was damaged to the extent of $2,000 insured by the Germania of Baltimore for $3,0u0. Mrs. Mary Rice a House Corner of Fremont and Dover was damaged $1u0 Worth insured for $500 in the Baltimore. On Dover Street George a. Mills s factory was ruined. It Cost 8. Ridgeway $7,000, Musur d f a 4,000 Millis loss is 10,000. Insurance 7,000. The lounge factory was owned by the Morgan estate or. Richards n. The tenant i s s 5,000. Partially insured loss on building 2,0u0, partially insured. The next five Bous s on Dover Street Are coloured tenements owned by the Morgan estate. The loss on them will foot up 2,000. The inmates lose perhaps 500 in All. No. 222 Dover is occupied by Bernard sch muss and owned by George Myers insured in the Howard of Baltimore. The House at the Corner of Dover Street and Dawson Alley to Complete the circuit is owned and occupied by Adolph Wartina. The next House is owned by George sch wart z and occupied by a number of coloured people. No. 3 4s owned by b. F. Bennett and occupied by Mary fishy. No. 5 is owned and occupied by j As. Manly. The total loss Here will be 1,000 on houses and contents. Such att estimate will probably bring the Low of the fire i in to 160.000, Many of the losers finding yesterday that they had Road their Stock and losses t o largely. The Only Baltimore companies involved in insurance Are the equitable the Howard the Baltimore the firemen a Aud the German. All these save the German b d Small risk on dwellings but the German will lose is said on Ridgeway a building. The insurance will be straightened out in a few Day. At half Post seven of clock last right the fire which bad been smouldering under Tho rums burst into atm a at different places. Engine company no. 9 was detailed to go to the and three streams of water were played on the ruins until All the file was drenched out. The g Camden Street Al re. On Camden sir it the see e of wednesday in min a a fatal fire the different firms were Busy getting Down to their exact loaves. Bur rough loss is c Splete. And their factory is wreck. Wolford a soil Benry slow a is at least 25,000. Three expensive Hydraulic presses on the third Flor Are so badly damaged that they must be sent to Newyl Ork for repairs. Their 50 sewing machines built especially for their work Aru badly damaged. Or. . Taylor the to it y manufacturer found that his loss will Only amount to $3. A. Much Iez than was first estimated. He is insured for 3, 0 apiece in the Home and american of Baltimore and the Spring Garden of Philadelphia. Biedler loss is 5.000 on he dried fruit in the flooded cellar and nearly $1.0 j0 on manufactured tobacco injured by the dampness drawing up from the cellar. On to Gettysburg. Veterans revisiting the Hattle fled to dedicate a Monument. Reported for the Baltimore Bun. The Maryland Monument at Gettysburg will be dedicated today in the presence of the surviving members of the second Maryland infantry of members of the Maryland society of the army and Navy of the Confederate states. Of the fifth Maryland r i ment which will act a an escort to the veterans and of Lade s and others who will rave Baltimore this morning on the excursion to the Battle Field. The programme of exercise includes an oration by major George Thomas who was acting adjutant of the second Mary and regiment in the Battle. Gen. George ii. Steuri president of the army and Navy society has selected the following staff officers Lieut. Randolph ii. Mckion chief of staff Lieut. Mchenry Howard col. Chark Marshall col h. Kyd i it of Gina capt. Frederick m. Colston col. R. Snowden Andrews col. Thomas Smith Rhett capt. John Donnell Smith private George c. Jenkins Lieut. Fielder c. Slingluff private Gresham Hough capt. 8. Maury midshipman John t. Mason Lieut. Morris. Midshipman j. Thorn a a Barf private Spencer c. Jones Corporal Robert m. Blundon Sergt. We. H. To de private George t. Holiday capt. John b. Brown. The Monument. The second Maryland Infa which the Monument will be a memorial was at the time of its organization and until after the Battle of Gettysburg called the first Maryland battalion but was then changed to second Maryland infantry this latter is the name the member always us of and they do not recognize any other. The officers of the Gettysburg memorial association through whom permission was granted to erect the Monument on the Battle Field require the names of All regiments to conform to official report Sof the Battle Anil therefore ordered from Washington. The Lata sex pro is Dante Soma interesting reminiscence. Special dispatch to the Baltimore Washington nov. 18.�?the news of the death of sex president Arthur was received Here with sincere regret. Gen. Arthur although for a Long time one of the leaders in the politics of new York state and for a Short time brought into National prominence by the heated contest in the Senate Over Tho attempt finally successful by the Hayes administration to displace him from the office of collector of customs at new York was scarcely known in Washington until he became the chief executive of Tho nation by the a Cath of president Garfield. At the time when or. Hayes it the instigation of his Secretary of the Treasury John Sherman undertook to remove or. Arthur the fight in the Senate was very bitter. Or. Conking As the particular Friend of collector Arthur whom president Grant had appointed at his instance led Tho fight in big behalf and it was one of if not the most memorable that was Ever urged in the Senate Over an office. The debate in the executive session of the Senate was lengthy animated full of personalities and if it had been conducted with open doors would have attracted overflowing galleries through the entire period that it lasted. Int administration As was natural had the support of the majority of its own party but senator Conklin Fertile in re Sou Ute a of daring in to his support a very respectable number of the democratic senators. Through their assistance he was Able to keep or. Arthur in office but As soon As the Senate adjourned or. Hayes under the tenure of office act suspended or. Arthur and put in the appointee of Secretary Sherman. The history of his nomination for vice presi Dent on Tho ticket with Garfield to conciliate the Stalwart faction of his party is Well known. The inauguration came or. Arthur assumed the presiding chair in the Senate and his casting vote. With the adherence of Gen. Manhout to the republicans gave that party the majority. The struggle -. Which la it Ted fur nearly three months Over the offices in the Senate the for once Manly and courageous stand of the dem it cratic senators and the Nece sity to preserve the Republican majority for any emergency which compelled vice president Arthur to sit in his chair night and Day made him a Central figure to fore the nation. Then Carne the resignations of Conkling and Platt the death a rid Arthur s succession to the presidency. He Felt the delicacy of his position keenly and How Well he bore himself under the ordeal is a matter of general knowledge. Reorganization in the Navy bureaus. The Best information concerning the Bureau vacancy in the Nav it department is that the Secretary intends to carry into effect another of Bis reorganization Idem. The Law would prevent Bim from merging one Bureau into another Aud in order to do this in effect and yet comply with the letter of the Section of the revised statutes on the subject the Secretary bus in View a change in toe Bureau of construction and repair which will give it larger a Cope and All work of the nature the name indicates under the control of its chief. The Bureau of steam engine ring will be made subordinate to construction arid repair yet will retain its present organization. Revenue reformers pleased. The Revenue reformers Are altogether pleased with the speech of speaker at Chicago last night. It statements Are considered to be unusually Clear and As laying Down the line of a Iod of the Tariff reformers for the future. If anything was needed to convince the monopolist who thrive under a protective Tariff of their mistake in imagining after the recent election that the Revenue reformers would be scared into inaction this speech of will do it. Or. Randall has come to town to stay for the Winter and of he can get a quorum of the committee on appropriations together by met nday next will. A he says. Proceed with the preparation of the appropriation by s. Or. Randall no doubt is doing a Deal of thinking on the Tariff but he has nothing to say on the subject. He is probably waiting for future developments. Minor matters. The following inner registered sack Exchange has been established from Alexandria. Va., to Washington d. A the Post Mahtar at Alexandria a a. Will i Patch the inner registered sack to Washingion d. C., at 10.12 p. A. Via Tho Washington and Wilmington r. P. O. Train. Oscar p. Myer was commissioned As fourth Casa postmaster St Oja Vilie w. A. Miso we. I in her at Paradise. W. A. Mrs. Whitney and mrs. Vilas inaugurated their wed Emlay afternoon reception for the season yesterday and both ladies had numerous callers. The other Cabinet ladies will soon follow reorganizing the Navy department. Washington. Nov. 18.-Secretary Whitney today signed an order providing for the Eon Cen Ira to on in the Bureau of provisions and clothing of the Nave department of which Maser general Fulton is the head the functions of the other bureaus of the department so far As they relate to the Purchase of supplies for the Navy and their storage. action is regarded As the initial movement on the part of the Secretary towards the t of his plan for the re Organ ii to it a of the Navy department. Col. Moore appointed surgeon general. Washington nov. 18.�?od. J in Moore of the medical department of the army was today appointed surgeon general by the president to shooed surgeon general Murray retired. Col. Moore who is in san Francisco Bas been directed to report at Washington storms West and East. Chester a. Arthur head. An sex president passes Aff at particulars of his ust illness. Pratt Street carrying a la Ira i design of a broken column four feet High. With two White doves nestling at the base. His funeral will take today at two of clock the pallbearers being members of no. 2 Eugine com Pony. The company with two from each of the other hour a and the gymnastic Pyramid club will attend. Rev. F. P. Hennighausen will officiate. The body will be diced in the mausoleum at Baltimore cemetery. Inquests will not be held on Kerr and Grund. Relief movement. Many citizens having a sympathy with the unfortunate firemen and their families have expressed a willingness to contribute to their Relief. The contributions yesterday were headed by $200 from a. S. Abell a co who wrote to or. Geo. May president firemen a Relief association As Toi lows a cd a sir enclosed find our Check for two Hundred dollars $200. Which you will please apply to the Relief of the families of the Brave firemen who Leat their lives yesterday in the Public service and to the Aid of those who were injured on the same or. May was Busy the entire Day in adding to the fund. He went on the floor of the Stock Exchange and or. Alex. Frank of Frank Rosenberg so co., headed the list with 10. Or. La Thom subscribed $5, Alexander Brown so sons added $50, or. Stein $10, and the list swelled to $160. As there were not Many present it was determined to continue i he collections this morning until $250 at least is realized from individual members of the Exchange. Or. Levi Weinburger subscribed 5. T. E i Ward Hambleton $20. A. K. 5, Cash $5. Making $400. Or. May afterwards collected 120 More 10 of which was Givon by two members of no. 2 company making a total of $520. The fatal truck. The Hayes truck Troia which the ladder fell was known As no. I truck. It was the first Hayes truck Ever purchased by the Baltimore fire department. It was found to be too Largo and unwieldy to be drawn by two horses and the trucks afterwards ordered were of a smaller pattern. It has been in service about five years but is not used regularly. It is what is called by the firemen a spare truck and is Only taken out whenever any of the other trucks Are undergoing repairs amp a. It was used at the Camden Street fire in the of no. 2 truck which was being painted. Or. Kirk president of the fire Board says he does not know exactly the cause of the disaster but he supposed the ladder had become top heavy from some cause. The truck will be repaired and put in service again. A correspondent suggests that As an additional precaution ropes be stretched from the ladder on both sides and fastened to Long spikes which can be driven in the Street Between the paving blocks. The milling Block fire. The wreck of factories and dwelling and estimates of losses. Reported for the Baltimore the wreck of the milling Block on West Pratt Street was visited by hundreds of people yesterday. Only a tall Chimney remain of All the Mill buildings on Pratt the Mills factory on Dover Street has three Walls left and Richardson Maryland lounge factory on the same Street Baa Only the Walls left. Fire inspector Charlet t. Holloway and Deputy inspector r. Ross Holloway were at the ruins nearly All Day. Together with the agents property owners and members of the firms trying to Mage up some estimate of the actual lost and the insurance. Very Little could be accomplished. The insurance on the factories is split up among very Many different insurance companies most of them having no agents in Baltimore. Some of the policies Are As Small As $150. The total insure anode will be Small in comparison to the loss. Gangs of coloured men were put to work among the smouldering bricks Clearing away the debris in order to get at the safes of the firms. The loss of Dean St Sutcliffe blacksmiths Corner of Fremont and Pratt streets is not Over $100 no insurance. The building is owned by John g. Mccullough damaged $500 no insurance. John Wardell Wheelwright Pratt and Fremont streets loses $000 no insurance. Mccullough owned this building also it was Worth $1,000 no insurance. A. Fritter factory was destroyed completely with All its contents. The Loaa on me Stock and machinery is put at $15,000 insurance about $10,000, ail out of town companies. The building was owned by Samuel u. Ridgeway and insured for $4,000 it Cost $7,000. The Morgan Block occupied by Tinley sparkle Buck Duffy and Bailey coat $52.000, Andia a Complete loss partially insured in out of town companies. Tbs losses Are i breastworks. One Stone is msry to a right flunk let md., c. S. A.,�?� and the other a left Hank 1st my. S. the Stone to Mark the charge of july 3 reads a Point reached by Lac md., c. 8. A., july 3d.�?� on one Side of the Monument is this inscription a the first Maryland battalion infantry lieutenant colonel James r. Herbert Steuart a brigade Johnson a division. Ewells corps army of Northern Virginia advanced from Rock Creek about 7 p. Jay 2, occupied the line of works at this Point Aad held tis position until next the second Side bears upon it the following word a on the morning of july 3 the battalion moving by the left flank formed at right angles with and inside the work Aud charged under a fire in front flank and rear to a Stone planted too Yards West from this Monument. A the third Side tells Tho number in the ranks and the number killed and wounded. It reads a four Hundred strength in battle�?50 killed 142 the face of the Monument contains the coat of arms of Maryland and under it in one line of Small letters �?o1st Maryland changed to a and under this �?o21 Maryland infantry c. S. A a a in Large Block letters. La the first inscription Tho words a charged from Rock Creek As originally intended were changed to a advanced from Rock Creek a and a took the line of works a was changed to a occupied the line of works.reduced to 63 men. Nearly All the commissioned officers were killed or wounded. Capt. John . Torsch. Who was in command of All that remained in the Field of the Gallant regiment when they surrendered with Lee at Appomattox april 9, 1865, has the last Muster Roll of the regiment As it was written at Appomattox. The Roll contains 63 name and is As follow John w. Torsch capt. Commanding Dewitt Snowden. A. A. A win. R. Mccullough adjutant Edwin James quartermaster sergeant , ordnance sergeant Frank Dement sergeant major Dan. A. Fenton 1st sergeant company a Thos. Butler 1st sergeant company a w. Rutter sergeant company a Philip t. Reeder 1st sergeant company a Isaac n. Sherwood sergeant company a h. Tilliard Smith Corporal company a b. D. Milliken Corporal company c m. A. Quinn chief musician a cabs. T. Drewry chief musician a Joseph e. Smith chief musician e. Company . G. Edelen Bernard Freeman Henry Holiday John j. Hunter we. Ii. Laird we. E. Lowe w. L. Lowe John w. Mcdaniel Alex. Murray de. Of Donovan James a. Peregoy. Andrew t. Miller. Company Ford Thos. Magill we. G. Matthews John c. Mills a. W. Neale f. X. Semmes James a. Wills Walter Wood. Company cd Evans Duvall Franklin Duvall j. N. Blumenow. We. H. I Lagett we. Grace thou. Mitchell James r. Moor Peter Orr. Joshua Watts. Company b. Dove r. A Shep Herd. A a company , Gavin by. Lawn James Ridgel Elisha Rutter we. Unkel win. F. Brawner. A a company . Clagett, g. W. Gray Jno. O. Hile a. V. Keepers. Company . Callahan we. Pick de Joseph Manly we. R. Mumford. Company Parker. A8 Braye As the bravest. Clips. Torsch also Bas in his Possession a letter written of brigadier general Mccomb. Dated april 29, 1865, in which after speaking in a very complimentary manner of Captain Torsch be says a words cannot express the High esteem i also have for the Brave and Gallant officers and enlisted men in your command. They have proved themselves in every Battle to which they Bare participated As Brave As the bravest in the army of Northern personal. A number of sex Confederate from the counties came to the City last night. Capt. George Thomas the orator of the Day was the guest of Ridgely Howard. Maj. W. W. G Olds Boro ugh on whom the of my and fell after Herbert was wounded lives in Philadelphia and be came Over last evening. Baa designed and printed four styles of badges on yellow and White Satin ribbon for the different Confederate associations participating in the dedicatory ceremonies As follow Maryland line with the dub Cross society of the army and Navy Battle and state flags second Maryland infantry portrait of James r. Herbert first Maryland cavalry portrait of Ridgely Brown Sod Vignette of Tbs Gettysburg Monument Marine disasters on the lakes destructive gales in Pennsylvania. Chicago nov. 18.�?the Western blizzard reached this City last night and Early this morning the wind was blowing at the rate of 34 rail �?~8 an hour. It is accompanied by a heavy fall of Snow. The storm on the Lake continues with considerable fury. The record of Marine disasters during the Gale is an a Long one. Report up to a Lare hour tonight show the following vessel foundered Barge Emerald near Kewaunee five live lost Barge f. Dickinson near Kewaunee two unknown schooners one supposed to be the Helen near port Sherman an unknown Schooner near hog Island reef and Barge Star of the North near East to was Fate of the Crew unknown. The vessels known to have been driven ashore Are Barge Wallace and Consort on chocolaty Beach East of Marquette Crews probably lost several vessels at Presque Isle names unknown Many lives lost Schooner South Haven near fort Sherman. Captain badly injured Schooner Mary near Blenheim. Ontario Schooner Pathfinder near two Rivers cargo and vessel a total loss Schooner Cuya hoga and two scowl in North Bay the Schooner p. 3. Marsh and an Unk town Schooner St St. Ignace an in a town Schooner South of Muskegon pier. I propeller City of new York near Cheboygan Schooner Kolfage. Near Goderich ont. Ail broken up prop Iler Nashua on grass i land Green Bay Barge Bissau near Kewaunee and leaking badly Schooner g Iden age below China Beach propeller Belle Cross and barges across from China Beach school a Florida on Marquette Beach a total loss barges Buckout , Golden Harvest near East Tawas two unknown schooners on old Mackinaw reef. In a majority of these cases the Crews Are Safe but the result in a numb it a of the others is Uncertain. U Mong those lost on the Dickinson and Emerald were capt. Alexander Gorham of new Baltimore Michigan Louis and Mike a disk. Of Pittsfield win. Miss Maggie Clark Mary Burns Jerry Jeru and an unknown Man. Chambersburg pa., not. 18.�?a heavy wind and rain storm passed Over Franklin i county Easterly this morning. A number of barns were blown to pieces or a roofed and several Bouses were damaged. A so tool House near town was completely wrecked. J or. Simon Schatzi Eye a Bouse in Chambersburg was twisted about and almost overgrown. Or. Soh Matzley and his family could not escape through Tho door which would not open owing to the twi Ted condition of the Bouse and were compelled to crawl out of a window. Other houses were moved from their foundation Wail. Fences Aud tree were blown Down ail Over the county. Lock Haven a. Nov. 18.�?a severe windstorm that swept Over the s City at a of clock this morning did much damage to proper to. At the Pennsylvania paper Mills company a works two Large Iron smoke stack 75 feet High were blown Down. One of them fell on the evaporating building completely demolishing it and injuring four men who were buried in the ruins. The other stack fell across the boiler House and crushed it. The fireman h. Bennett was badly injured. Many buildings in the City Are damaged and a Large tobacco shed owned by Proctor Myers was totally demolished. Wilkes Barre pa., nov. 18.�?a Brief but destructive Cyclone accompanied by a rainstorm prevailed Here Anil in the Wyoming Valley this morning. The roofs of houses in various parts of the City were torn off. At Kingston one mile from Here a new Catholic Church the dimensions of which Are 120 by 60 feet with twelve Inch Walls was blown Down and totally wrecked. At Parsons three Miles from this City. Robert Johnson a Carpenter was struck Bys flying Plank and killed. The Steeple of the methodist episcopal Church one of the highest in this Section was blown Down and completely demolished. At Mill Creek the head House of no. 3 Shaft and the roof of no. 2 Shaft of the Delaware and Hudson company were blown Down and destroyed. Reading pa., nor. 18.�?a Heary windstorm this morning created sad havoc in Clay township this county. For half a mile in the track of the storm fences Trees and Small outbuildings were destroyed. Spoon St Grese Mere a Large tobacco warehouse was wrecked and its contents scattered in All directions. The Church at Swarzwald was partially a roofed and Many Small buildings Ware wracked Des Moines Iowa nor. 18.�?the storm continue. While the Snow plow on the Fonda Road of the Wabash system aaa pushing through a Drift near Panora yesterday three track men or. Farrow and Bis son and Joseph Davis were struck and so badly injured that Farrow and son died last evening. Davis had both legs broken and was otherwise severely Hurt. Troy n. Y., not. 18.�?the Yitoi works of the John l. Thompson chemical company. Near West Troy. Were demolished by a Cyclone this morning. Six men were badly burned by vitriol and Cut but none family. Tho loss is $40,000. A canal boat Captain was blown into the canal and drowned. Staunton va., not. 18.�?a wind storm of almost unprecedented violence prevailed Here last night blowing Down Trees a roofing Bouses and doing a great amount of dam it new Orleans not. 18.�?sleet and Snow were reported yesterday morning at Points in Northern Louisiana. Hunt Bra a Point l. L. Nor. 18.�?a terrific storm swept Over Long Island this morning. Buffalo n. A a a nor. maximum velocity of the wind Here was reached about 9.30 p. Ll., Wimb it blew Over 60 mus in Bour. His death canted by cerebral apoplexy a sketch of his Pabl in career proclamation by president Cleveland. New York. Nor. 18.�?ex-president Chester a. Arthur died at 5 of clock this morning. At his residence no. 123 Lexington Avenue. He had been ailing for some time from a complication of diseases principally kidney affection. His death was unexpected by the pubic it not being supposed outside of Bis Bouse that he was in any immediate danger. A stroke of cerebral apoplexy sudden but not wholly unexpected by the attending physicians terminated bus life. The stroke oame in his net p. Between tuesday night and wednesday morning and he did not rally thereafter. His son and daughter his sister Bis former Law partner Sherman w. Knevals and his closes Friend surrogate Rollins were a his bedside. Or. Arthurs a health bad not improved during his stay at new London six weeks a and a his return hereon october i he was no better than when he left the City. As time passed no permanent improvement Cain and the physicians feared some such sudden stroke As the one to which be succumbed. In his enfeebled condition even a Light stroke of apoplexy would prove fatal to the once robust patient. But with the beginning of the present week a marked cd mire fur the better set in. Tuesday the sex president Felt bet or and stronger than at any time since he was Taxen sick and commented hopefully upon the fact. It was Atter Midnight when his attendant left Bim alone in his bedroom and nothing was heard of him during the Early morning hours. He was not disturbed until his attendant entered his room at eight of clock wednesday morning. He found or. Arthur lying of his Side breathing heavily Ana could not to toe Bim. The family answered his summons but f died to elicit any sign of consciousness or recognition from the sex president. In alarm they summoned his pm Vii Cian or. George a. Peter who Bas been in at enhance on or. Arthur throughout his illness and who responded promptly and at once saw that he w a suffering from a stroke of cerebral apoplexy. A Small blood vessel in the brain bad burst and a riyals of the right Side ensued. From the moment the discovery was made All Hope was believed to be in vain but no Effort were spare to bring the patient Back to consciousness. They were Aii alike failures. Or. Ai Thor Lay motionless and speechless All Day. He knew what. Was going on about Bim. For be squeezed i doctor a hand and cutout his Tongue partly when asked to do so. But he never spoke or gave any other Sigu of consciousness. Last night at a of clock the enfeebled pulse More difficult and Otner sign of physical failure indicated to the watchful eyes of his physicians that the end was drawing a. A change for the worse came on rapidly and his Sisters and children gathered at his bed Side. It. We. A. Vain Ioe. Or. Peters s partner and surrogate Rollins stayed with them during the right. Or. Knevals went borne at i bight. Or. Arthurs a strength ebbed out slowly and i h it his life. It was five o clock when the end came. He had been Mirely senseless for Bour and died without a struggle. Or. George a. Peters in response to inquiries said a emr. Arthur died or cerebral apoplexy that is it was the immediate cause. It was one of the wars in which trouble n ight terminate at any time. To Bat extent it a riot unexpected. For two or three years or. Arthur had suffered from an enlarged and enfeebled heart and the variety of symptoms that alarmed his Friend were the natural result of the c edition. He had kidney trouble Bright s disease out it was not tire cause of his a alb. A mgt nor less powerful Constitution would hive succumbed much sooner. His great Phy dual strength pulled Bim throw. N a farms Telegram convey no the intelligence of the death of the sex Prei ident were seat to his by ther major William Arthur of the United state regular army. Stationed it san Antonio Texas to Gen. Brewster a Philadelphia sex Secretary Vvs. E. Chandler wan called up n or. Art Bur monday and toothed members of the Cabinet if the lab administration. And Alae to some personal friends of the deceased. The funeral will take on in Dayan 9 a. From the Church of the heavenly rest on fifth Avenue. Or. Arthur w a not a member of any Church Bot his wife formerly attended that Church. The re will be buried in the Albany Rural cemetery which lies Doo the West Bank of the Hudson River Midway Between Albany and Troy. Here in the family lot already rest the remains of the sex president father the sex president a a wife and their infant son and of mrs. Herndon. Mrs. Arthurs Mother. Rev. Or. D. Parker Morgan will officiate at the funeral assisted by Rev. W. A. Leonard Rector of St. John a Church in Washington where to been president occasionally attended. Maj a Gei Era Schofield called at the Bouse tonight and tendered the services of his military Force for the funeral Ami a guard of Honor was accepted. Among those who Cade i were Theodore and mis lube Frei Anghuy in. Dispa chef of condolence were received from Hong. Walter q. Gresham j. B. Forker John Sherman Kobe. T. Lincoln pm. Sheridan . Florence. Benjamin Harris Brewster. W. E. Curtis. Schuyler Crosby. John Davis m. Runer assistant treasurer a to and others. Yes Pitary Whitney telegraphed a i regret extremely the Rui Fortune that has fallen upon us in the death of Gen. Arthur. Long and intimate acquaintance with him makes it a personal loss to in a. In b s Public life he bore himself with so much dignity in most to drink Cir Eurn Wanees As to have my rite and Wou the highest Public favor and _ gov. Hill a action. Albany n. A. Nov. . Hill has issued a proclamation in which he refers to or. Arthur a distinguished career and save that he filled the office of president a with dignity to himself and with Honor to the _ tributes of respect. The Newt in Washington proclamation by the president. Washington nov. 18.�?toe flags on the government buildings flying at half Mast this morning conveyed to the citizens of a Washington the first intimation of the death of sex president Chester a. Arthur. The new was received with expressions of regret by every one. A gentleman who formerly occupied an official position very near to or. Arthur during his occupancy of the executive mansion in commenting upon he Newt. Said that he was surprised to note the length of time the sex president had borne up under his fatal affliction. Although posse sed of a Strong Constitution Aud a magnificent physique big habit of life was such that a Complete wreck of his health was almost Ine liable it bad been or. Arthurs a practice said this gentleman not Only while Bolding the presidential office but for Many years prior to turn night into Day. He never retired before 2 o clock in the Morni g. And Beni Ming his work late in theatre Noou continued it through the mid int hours. During the last six weeks of his reside be at Tho White House hts health was Ina deplorable condition a fact which he fully realized. President Cleveland was very much shocked at the intelligence and at once sent the following Telegram of sympathy to mrs. Mclroy the sister a accept my Heartfelt sympathy in your personal grief add the expression of Ray sorrow for the death of one who was my kind and Cut moderate Friend. The people of the pm try will sincerely mourn the i it is of a Cuzen who served them Well in their highest Trust and won their affection by an exhibition of the Best traits of True american character. A Grover the Flag on toe White House was placed at half Mast on receipt of the olt is and soon Atter the flags on All the Public buildings in Theca y were also placed a Bair Mast. Arrangements were also made for draping the Public Bull Lings. The work of draping toe who e House was begun before 12 o clock. Secretary Bayard heard of the sex presidents death about la of clock and proceeded directly to the White Houre to Confer with the president As to the proper course to be pursued. All the other members of the Cabinet arrived about 12 of clock. The death of Gen. Arthur was the Only subject of discussion at the Cabinet meeting and it was agreed to is us an executive order announcing the death of the sex president and directing the government buildings to be draped in mourning for a d<tio1 of 30 Days and also that Public business be suspended on the Day set apart for the funeral. At it the meeting the president issued the following proclamation a to the people of the United states it is my p sinful duty to announce the death of Chester Alan Arthur lately the president of the United states which occurred at an Early hour this morning at his residence in the City of new yet re. Or. Arthur was called to the chair of chief magistracy of the nation by a tragedy which cast it Shadow Over the entire government. His Assumption of the grave duties was marked by an evident and conscientious sense of his responsibilities Aud an Earnest desire to meet them in a patriotic and benevolent spirit with dignity and ability be sustained the important duties of Bis station and the reputation of his personal Worth conspicuous graciousness and patriotic Fidelity will Long be cd wished by his fellow countrymen. In Token of respect to the memory of the deceased it is ordered that the executive mansion and the several Der in mental buildings be draped in mourning for a period of thirty Days and that on the Day of the funeral ail Public business in the departments be a general order was issued from the War department this afternoon directing that on the Day of the funeral of sex president Arthur the troops of each military Post Aud the cadets at the military Academy be paraded and the president a proclamation read. The National Flag Wilt also be placed at half past and salutes will be fired. Mourning will be worn by the officers and the colors of the army will be draped in mourning for six months. A similar order will be issued by the Secretary of the Navy. Presides t Cleveland and several of the members of the Cabinet will leave Here Friday night for new York to attend the funeral of sex president Arthur. The senator below named will attend the funeral on behalf of the Senate John Sherman George f. Edmunds John a. Logan we. B. Allison m. Butler James d. Cameron d. W. Voorhees Warner Miller George j. Vest a. P. Gorman Joseph a Hawley and James to. Jones. Attorney general Garland in expressing hts regret at the death of or. Arthur said he had known sex president Arthur intimately. And that Bis administration was marked by Abib i y of High order. Secretary Lamar said that or. Arthurs death will touch the hearts of Many people with grief. Called to the presidency under most painful and trying circumstances be Bor his honors with dignity and administered thex ecu tire department of the government to a manner that we just to All sections. Postmaster general Vilas said that or Arthur s administration of the govern meat Quot by a tra in a sex president Arthur s career. Sex president Cheeter Alan Arthur was Tho son of Rev. William Arthur a Baptist Clergyman who came to America from Ireland. The sex president was born in Fairfield. Vito the 6tb of oct Ber 1830. He was graduated from Union College to 1845, and after teaching school for a time studied Lew and go a to new York became a member of the firm of Culver. Paste St Arthur after which and until 1865. He wan associated with or. Henry d. Gardner. During the War govt Morgan appointed i or. Arthur Engin or in chief and finality quartermaster general. During his incumbency every present sent to Bim was immediately returned. When he became quartermaster he was poor. When Bis term expired to was poorer still although he had opportunities to make million unquestioned. A whig before the organisation of the Republican party be was a Delegate to the Saratoga convention that founded the Republican party in new York Blate and gradually became one of it leaders. In 1871 he was appointed collector of the port of new York by president Grant and was reappointed at the expiration of Bis term. He was removed by president Hayes of july 12. 1878, for political consideration or. Haye and Secretary Sherman at the same time hearing witness to his official into Urrity. Elects to the vice presidency id 1880. He became president on or. Garfield a death in september. 1881. Being sworn into office at 2.30 a. On september 20, in new York. He was a warm personal Friend of senator Conkling and when the latter resigned from the United states Senate Arthur went to Albany and endeavoured to recur Conkling nomination. He was attending to the Couk lug canvass when he was first informed of the deplorable event that opened the d or to his own promotion Defeated by or. Blam for the re Publ. Can nomination for the presidency in 1884, be quietly acquiesced in Ibe result and when or. Cleveland took Possession of the White House in ired to new York with the intention of practising Law. But his health soon failed an i he could do nothing. In the Winter of 1885 he was mentioned for t e United 8itea senator ship to which or. was elected. The last Public mention of his name was As Bend of the Enterprise for a rail Way under lir Medwar. Or. Arthur was married in 1859 to Ellen Lewis Herndon. Of Frederick Bur va., a daughter of capt. Lewis Herndon of Tho u ated state Navy. Who had gamed honorable Dis motion when in command of the naval expedition a it to exp re the River Amazon. His heroic death in 1857 1� a matter of history. In command of Tho Steamer Central America which went Down with a Iona of three Humoured Ani sixty five live he Stolt a at his Post on the the thou get an i Suo needed in having the women Aud Cildrea safely Transfer edit the boat remaining himself to Peri Haith his vessel. Gen. Sherman characterized this deep of unselfish Devon n a the in St heroic incident in our naval history. Mrs. Arthur was a lady of the highe get culture. She died in 1880, eating two children a son Young Alan Arthur and a daughter Nellie. H r right of a or. Arthurs a House 123 l Kington ave., n. A a a remains just As it he left it at the time t her death no tone picture Rem red a or one trac changed in its position. Of their to. Children the son. Chester Alan is 22 year old. He was graduated from Prince on College a year ago anti is now a student a the coir i by i Law school. His practical training be received in the Law office of k Ejk Ransom the firm of which the sex part silent was a Merlier up to the time of his election to the vice presidency on the Garfield ticket. The daughter miss Nellie of whom or. Arthur was very fond i 14 years old. Latest foreign news. Gen. Kan bars to leave Bulgaria a Ftak list occupation expected. In Atlantic Sofia not. 18.�?the Czar Bas instructed Gen. Kaulbars to leave Bulgaria at once with All the russian consult if his note to the Regency demanding the dismissal from office of Gen. Turoff the commandant at Phiiip Popolis. For Bis conduct in arresting a russian Ca in not complied with. In the event of departure in. Kaulbars has been ordered to ail russians in Bulgaria an i Eastern Koume iia under the care of the German agent at Sofia. G. A Kaulbars and All the rum an consuls will leave Bulgaria on Friday. Everybody exp c s that rus a will occupy thereon try. Rustchak nov. 18.�?the government has refused to remove the Comman Jam and prefect of Putli propolis. The gov rement promies however to make an inquiry and to punish the policemen co Cere a in the arrest if they Are culpable. The regents have returned to s a. , nov. 18.�?the statement that ail the Powers bad sanctioned the candidacy of Prince Nicholas of i Verelia for the bulgarian throne 1� Semi official in dec red to be untrue. Count Kalnay has not rep leu to Russia a or p a air. Count Andras it of declared today that count Kalnoky Nad satisfied Hun on on Point by Ani that the reporte crediting him i h ban Donin the opposition must be Ain add. Perth nov. 18.�?during the session of the austrian budget comm tee today deputies d Mei Matt fcb Hauser and Marin urged the government to maintain a firm attitude in order to preserve and the Independence of Bulgaria. Count Kalnoky is assured a vote of Confidence in both delegations by Large majorly. Dublin. Nov. 18.�?the nation give details of the operations which it ays a Carne out in the event of a russian War. Of Russia should resort to Arm says the nation. An austrian army will invade Servia me fleets of e gland. Austria and Italy will occupy the Lupine sea. Germany a ate Poland and if France a Hurld ally herself Wita Russia the i Tau of a Iii Leo by the Alp. The new Irish land Bill. London. Nov. 1�.�?a committee of the canine. Composed of lord Randolph Churchill sir Mio and Hicks by an. Lord a by ame and the right Hon. William hem y Smith is preparing a land Bitt for Ireland. The first draft is based upon an Extension of the Ashbourne act. It inuits tenants pure Aase of Ian is to holdings under six y acres. If the commis it a sanctions the Transfer the Imperial Treasury will Advance the amount. Tee commission Payi g four fifths to the landlord and retaining the other filth until the tenant a annual a amount to o a fifth of the Suapaia de sum. Tue tenant a a repayments Snail extend Over thirty nine years with i Teret at 4 per cent. Per annul a in the Ashbourne aet. The total Nee scary to be g a ranted by the Treasury is Testim Ted at �25.u�u,0��. The gales under the a Subourne act having already exhausted the Grant of e5.cu0.0ud, it 1� reported that the government trusting to parliaments Sanction Baa order d the Treasury to in Tine to make advances. If the report be True this action exposes the gov in nent to a critical attack for a breach of the Constitution. The Coleridge libel suit. London. Nov. 18.�?in tue libel suit of Chari a w. Adams Agal St his father in Law lord chief Justice Coleridge St pen coie Ridge. Son of the defendant testified today a a jul till cation of St events in an late re to published in America. He explained that he Nad permitted himself to de interview i to defend his father a be believed he bad been quite successful. A statement by mrs. Mildred Adams Nee Coleridge was read. In it the lady denied her fathers allegation that the plaintiff had Compromise Ber by meeting her in a darkened room in order to compel her to marry him. Or. Adams then produced a number of documents to sustain his charge that l r chief Justice Coleridge Persia entry Ai Mea to shift the Burden of Bis daughter s maintenance to the shoulders of o hers a order to use the Money belonging Rig thu by to Ber in supporting Bis peerage. At this Point the hearing was adjourned English sympathy. London nov. 19.�?the daily news. Referring to the death of sex president Arthur say a a his death will be regretted beyond the limit of America. A president be exercised the office in a manner which won for Bim the lasting gratitude or his the Standard says a a by president Arthur death will be regretted on personal grounds by numbers of people who found something wanting in his political the German army Biti. Berlin nov. 18. A the Post Semi official says that the draft of a Bill fixing the a elective footing of the army of the Septen Natu beginning in january 1889. Was sent to the bundesrat today Aud that the increased demands of the Bill do not exceed the limit absolutely necessary for he safety Tho Empire. The announcement has caused a sensation. _ Dis establish me it of the Welsh Church. London. Nov. m r. Gladstone Bas intimated to or William Vernon Harcourt or. John Morley and others his assent to that Active agitation of toe question of the disestablishment of the Welsh Church. To intends Early in Tho coining yes Ion to move that the time is Ripe for a did cd Slou of the subject. _ Austria will Send a minister. Perth nov. 18.�?count Kulm a informed the budget committee of the austrian delegation today that a minister to the u United state would soon be appointed. It is reported that or. Lee the Secretary of the United stares legation will be promoted to the office of a mister to Austria. She in Lliott Zmaila contest. Special dispatch to me Baltimore Sun Columbia s. a nov. 18.�?the Sta e Board of canvassers have been in session Bere for several Days. The Board were engage today in hearing the protest of Gen. Sui ails aka Osc col Elliott a receiving the certificate of election As congressman from the seventh District. Smalls a counsel argued that the vote at two precinct in Berkey f or in Beaufort and one in Orangeburg which favored him and were improperly rejected by thee boards of canvassers should b a restored Aud counted by the state Board. No Decuior has yet been one woman kills another. Special i so cd Tome Baltimore 8un.1 Chambersburg pa., nov. Jan at an Early hour this miming mrs. William Keea and mrs. Joseph Lear of Brownsville a but seven Miles from . Became involved in a quarrel and mrs. Lear shot mrs. Kees who died in Twenty minutes. Mrs. Lear is a sister of a Man w to 1� now a fugitive from Justice for shooting Aman and mrs. Be s is a si-Ter-m-1 a of the notorious Joseph Kees to killed big housekeeper several months ago of has never since been apprehended owing to his flight to the Brilliant wending Iso Ecial dispatch to the Baltimore Warrenton va., not. 18.�?a Brilliant wedding occurred at the Baptist Church St Jeff rus Miod Culpeper of duty va., it Ester Day. The contracting parties were miss Lucy i. Triplett daughter of g. S. P. Tri Leiu one of the Moat prominent business men in Piedmont Virginia and president of the democratic congressional convention recently held at Culpeper and or. Edward f. Settle a wealthy Farmer residing in the Vicinity of Jefferson frock and Lee in Texas and Mexico. Laredo tax As. Not. 18.�?frost and ice prevailed Early this morning from Laredo All the Way to Monterey Mexico damaging fruit and vegetables considerably. At san Antonio toe formed half an Inch thick the thermometer registering Down to 14 below the freezing Point. A the Street hydrants were Frozen something that rarely occurs there even in mid �?�10,000 in in bucket stolen. Pittsburg pa., nov. masked men effected an Entrance into the residence of Matthew Moke Ever. Of Oakland township last night and after a fight lasting Over an hour in which or. Mojo Eevers a Sisters Margaret and Jane were terribly injured succeeded in stealing a bucket containing nearly $10,09$, with which they a soaped
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