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NEW ULOOMFIELD, I'ENN'A.
Tuesday, October 17, 1871.
i s.. i Ilocftit I Election. '
The election held . on Tuesday last In
tliih Stnto resulted In a Republican victoi y
on the the State ticket of about 15,000
and a gain of one, and posHibly two sen
ators. ' " ' "
In Ohio tho Hcpublicnn majority is ex
ected to reach 20,000 and in Iowa tlio llo
ullieans claim a majority 'of 30,000. .
At tho recent election In Texas tho Dem
ocrats carried tho state by about 25,000
electing a full Democratic Congressional
delegation.
In this "Judicial District'.' the county
majorities are nn follow :
Perry County for Junkin, U10.
Juniata " " Graham 203
Cumberland
8
300.
Junkin's Ofllcial Majority, 10
By either an intended fraud or an error
in copying tho returns from tho 'Tally list'
of tho Shippcnsburg district, Mr. Jun
kin was defrauded out of one hundred votes
so that ho actually had a majority in Cum
berland of 93 votes, which makes Mr. Jun
kin' majority in the district 110. Tho
" tally list" and tho copy sent to tho Pro
thoDotary' ofllce had tho number of votes
cast in tho Shippcnsburg district us 507,
while the return judges reported only 407.
This error the judges declined to correct.
. THE CHICAGO FIBE.
Wo devoto considerable spaco this week
to the terrible fire which has visited Chicago.
It is tho most appalling disastor on record ;
even exceeding in mag nitude the great fire
which visited London in 10G0. The loss of
life which accompanied tho destruction of
property, adds additional horror to the ca
lamity, which is still further intonsilicd by
the sulVering which must now be endured
by the homeless thousands. Tho season is
so far advanced that tho exposure must
cause much sickness among the many deli
cate women and children who are suddenly
removed from the comforts of life. From
all parts of the country donations of cash
and provisions are being freely sent, and even
Kngland and Germany nro contributing to
tho relief of tho MitTerorH, with promptness
and liberality. Tho loss of property is es
timated to bo nearly two hundred millions
of dollars. Tho loss of lifo will probably
never bo known for a certainty, but it is
thought to be lit least fivo hundred and
lifty. Nearly 300 bodies havo already been
found. Tho goverment authorities havo
forwarded tents enough to accomodate
75,000 persons, and have also issued a large
number of army rations.' It is feared that
the county land records havo boon buruod
and if such is the case it will be impossible
to escape much future litigation over titles
to real estate in tho city. A largo portion
of Chicago was once included in the mili
tary reservation, which was, some thirty
year ago laid out and sold by the War De
partment. The record of those sales is un
derstood to be no longer in possession of
that department, nor can any information
lie supplied from tho General Land Of
fice. .. ' l ' ' .1 ;, I '. '
,.. OUR BULEBS." ,
! As the delegate conventions are really the
rulers of the countiy, as long as voters
blindly vote the party ticket, the following
description of those who recant ly attended
the State Convention may be of Interest.
We tiuote the following from the New York
tun: ( . "
The New " York' delegate to the Roch
ester Convention returned yesterday mor
ning, accompanied by about two hundred
pickpockets. . Mr, Jasper Wiley, of Morris
anio, went to tho Convention. When he
started he had a gold watch and clinln,:
when he returned he hud the- chain but
no watch. ' io say he was sitting on the
inside of a seat in the train, and that a
crowd of boys gathered in the aisle. Home
one toudied him on the back, aud he turned
around to see who it was, and as ho did so
his watch was released from the chain.
He say that more than tl ft T men More
robbed in the same manner, So bold were
the thieves that they sold stolen watches
in the presence of their owners, advising
them to lie quiet if they did not wish to lose
more. He tell of a brakeman -Who bought
a stolen watch for $35, and an hour after
ward had it stolen from blin aud sold, to
anotbur brakemun who also lost it. At
Avon, a countryman entered the car, and
seeing the gang, said that he had been told
that (tick pocket were on board, but that
"they'd have to be all tired nharp to rob
him.'' In less than fifteen minutes they hud
his watch, his hut, and f 150 in cash. They
took the money from his w allet and replaced
tho wallet in his pocket. ' At Nlmtra they
cleaned out every restaurant and refused to
pay a cent. At Turner's they did the same.
They fobbed every peanut aud apple stand
as they passed through the .different sta
tions, and if remonstrance 'was made they
smashed thing generally. ' ' After they left
Turner' 1 they amused 'i' themselves i. by
smashing every window iu the car aud de
molishing .ie furniture. Deputy (sheriffs
lmX ""J Johnson of White Plain cor
roborate the above astonishing story."'
'' " ?. , v ,
CHICAGO IN RUINS! ,
One if tho Most Terrible Fire on Record.'
The most terrible fire' 'on record tvlsitod
tho city of Chicogo, on .tho ''nights of 'the'
7th and 8th Insts.' At 11 o'clock on Satur
day night, the 7tli Inst., a fire started 'in a
planing-mlll on Jackson St. The Immediate
vicinity is built np mainly with small wood
en tenement house and two-story frnmo
buildings, occupied a groceries, ' saloons,
&c. Tho inmate of many of these houses,
startled from slumber, had barely time to
rush out in their scanty night attire, leav
ing their household goods go to destruc
tion. In several instances children were
hastily wrapped in blankets and quilts to
break their fall, and thrown from tho second-story
window to the ground. ' When
tho alarm sounded for this fire, another of
considerable magnitudo was burning on
Wells street, near Adams. Several engines
were necessarily kept ut work upon this
fire. The rest of the engines soon arrived
upon tho ground, but the tire had spread
over so large an area and was so rapidly ex
tending that their efforts seemed of littlo
avail. i- it. , ' ( i :
The scenes in tho vicinity of the confla
gration were Indescribable. Half tho pop-:
illation of the city seemed gathered thore. ,
The tugs in tho river were engngod in tow
ing to places of safety the vessels moored
in the neighborhood, while looomotives
were hastily pulling out tho great) number
of cars standing on the track in flames.
Tho glare from tho burning buildings light
ed the streets half a milo away bo that one
could sco to read. ,.;!!
In an hour tho firo had made a clean
sweep from Van Buren street north two
blocks to Adams, west to Clinton. Three
blocks from tho river, lictwecn Van Buren
nnd Jackson, were burning, and tho wood
work of tho western approach to Adams
street bridge was destroyed. A largo coal
yard, containing thousands of tons of soft
coal, nnd situated between tho tracks of
tho Chicago and Alton and Pittsburg and
Fort Wayne Railroads nnd the river, was
burning furiously. The immense grain el
evator of Vincent, Nelson & Co., one of
the finest in tho city, is immediately ad
joining, and though intended to bo lire
proof, it was feared tho intenso beat would
crack the slate with which it is covored.
Tho depot of tho Pittsburg, Fort Wayne
and Chicago, Alton and St. Louis 1 tali roads
is between Canal street and the river.
The spaco burned over embraces four
blocks bounded on tho north by Adams
street, on the west by Clinton street, ou
tho south by Van Buren street,) and on the
east by the Chicago river. Some four or
live buildings within the limits named
remain uninjured ; among them Vincent,
Nolsou & Co.'s grain warehouse, one of
tho largest in the city, which oscapod any
serious damage. This is duo to the fact
that large piles of anthracite coal lay be
tween tho burning buildings nnd tho eleva
tor, and by continuous application of largo
quantities of water to tho coal, the ware
house was prevented from being burned.' ,
Tho space burned over was covered with
lumber yards, coal yards, wood yards, a
planing-mill, vinegar factory, and a lnrge
number of dwelling houses and saloons of
the poorer class. 1 1
" ' ' AKOTHK.ll KIKK.
About half-past nine on Sunday evening,
the 8th just., the (Ire alarm ngain rang out
its Tearful peal. At first It was not tnougnt
by the lire department that tho affair was
dangerous, so that but a few of the engines
regularly assigned to duty in that vicinity
were at first despatched to tho scene,,' tho
rest, with tho exception ot a few whose at
tendants were resting from their exertions,
remaining to play upon tho still 'smoulder
ing tire of Saturday night which won lia
ble to again break out its hellish fury.
Probably a half or three quarters of an
hour elapsed before tho extent of the new
eruption became known, when Uio entire
tire brigade was ordered to tho rescue. . . f
A half hour sufficed to show that the fire
department was utterly powerloss in Jiwt
no department in the world could have
stemmed tlio irresistible current of flame.
Iri two hour twenty 'blocks, containing
three hundred buildings, wore devastated.'
No description can give an adequate idea
of the awful iceno. . From the south divis
ion a dense cloud of smoke could bo 1 seen,
which gradually crept along borno by the
wind, in a northeasterly direction. Through
the smoke ascended, showers of sparks aud
burning brands, while an occasional column
of livid flame shot upward from tho lurid
sea below. With frightful velocity .'the
devouring tolemont toro along in it course.
For a time there seemed to be falut hope
of averting it from the lumber yards, but
this too faded 'away as . the' Hying cinders
foil upon tho vast pile of seasoned timber.
Almost iu a single Hash an immense lum
ier yard was consumed, when the otliors
succeeded. rapidly. , , .;, (. , ;, ...
, At 1.U0 a. v., tho deiots of the Pittsburg
and Fort Wayne, and the (.'hlcago, aud Stj
Lou is 1 nil n lads, wbloli were, in tho direct
course of the tire, were announced; to be
burning!. Brands from , the llmiliei ., yards
Vere also at this time ttccu flying, sol ess
tho river from the lumber yards, and drop
ping In the vicinity of tho gasi house .and
the annoryj end -the: frame house' sur
rounding, soon setting them on tire; ''
i i'i
The flame rapidly spread in every direc
tion among the adjoining buildings; ' At
this timo tho whole population of the city
were in the street, and weeping and wail
ing could lo heard in every direction. Tho
llro'riigcd With unabated fury 'ulifH'elx
o'clock on Monday evening, although many
buildings w'erb blown up, hoping ' by that
meaps to stop tho ravages of tho .ilamos.
Djspatche were sent to various: cities . for
engines, and responses were promptly mado
from Cincinnati and St. Louis, though ow
ing to the scarcity of tho ;w.itctt, the on
gincs were of littlo uso. . : ; ; . :
. It is impossible now to givo oven- nn ap
proximately correct statement of the losses,
but a faint idea may be formed, when it is
stated that every bank in tlio city except
two small saving institutions, ono on Twenty-second
street, in South Division, and ono
on Randolph street, in West division, is de
stroyed. All wholesale stores, all retail es
tablishments, the post office), tho' court
house, the chamber of commerce, every
hotel ill South Division except Michigan
Avcnuo hotel, which, standing On tho ex
tremo southern limit, escaped, though it is
badly scorched ; every niwsp'npor oflice, ev
ery theater, the six largest elevators,' tho
immense depots of tho, Michigan Southern
and of the Illinois Central Railroads (both
tho passenger and freight depots of tho lat
ter,) more than a score of churches, and
much of the shipping in the river all nro
destroyed. ... , . . , . ..
Full ono hundred and fifty thousand peo
ple are at. this moment homeless and house
less, hof knowing whore to lay .their heads
or get anything to satisfy the cravings of
hunger. , For miles and miles in every di
rection tho sidewalks, lawns, .vacant lots,
and fi out yards of dwellings nro filled with
peoplo who havo escaped from burning
houses, taking with them only a scanty
amount of furniture nnd clothing. Tho
sight is truly a harrowing ono. .
Many human beings havo perished in tho
flames how many no ono can tell. Per
haps no ono will over bo able to toll, but
it is known that some have perished, and
there is only a heart-sickening fear that
tho victims pf tho flory monster may bo
counted by hundreds. i '
Hundreds of horses and cows havo been
burned in stables, nnd on tlio north side
numbers of animals, though released from
confinement, wore ao bewildered and con
fused by the sea of fire which surrounded
them, that they rushed wildly to nnd fro
uttering cries of fright and pain until
scorched and killed. "
Any attempt to describe the scenes of this
appalling calamity would be idle. Tho
fact is that the once great city of Chicago
is dostroyed. . Tho territory burned over is
about four miles in length, and from one
to one and a half miles In breadth. '
The district burned over in tho South
Division embraces everything from the
main branch of the Chicago river to tho
lake,' and covering about ono hundred
blocks. , This district contained all the
leading business housos, tho banks, insu
rance offices, hotels, ote. , The Tribune
building resisted tho fire for several hours,
but finally yielded, when McViekee's thea
ter immediately adjoining, which also with
stood tho raging element finally succumb
ed. In fact all tho buildings in tho dis
trict which claimed to be fire-proof, shared
the tuto ot those wliieli eoulil mako no
such claims.' ...
Liout. General Sheridan, who was pres
ent, telegraphed to St. Louis for 100,000
government rations, and a large nunilier of
tents. Two companies of soldiers were al
so ordered there to stand guard over tho
property that wa saved, - and to help to
maintain ''order1. The mayor' of the city
telegraphed to various cities for donations'
of food, nnd such assistance as tho benevo
lent were willing to send.1 '.'The despatch to
tlio mayor'bf New A'ork was as follows :
' '' Can you semi us some aid for a luiii.'
died thousand houseless people ? Army
bread nnd chocsq( dosirablo.''' , '-(
la answer to thoso appeals .provisions
have been forwarded,, tho various railroads
offering to transport such . iilVoringH . free
of charge,
. Tho duty of preserving tho peace of the
city was by the Mayor, '. duleguted to. Gou.
Sheridian, and troops were distributed for
that purpowj, . ,,- , ,
Quite a uumber of persons caught at-,
tempting to set fire to buildings were shot
or hung, and among the number o dls
posed of, wore six well known NY. thieves.
The many '. narrow escuiHis: aud singular
incidents that are told by eye witnesses are
very Interrcstiu g, and to record one fourth
of them would occupy our entire paper We
havo, however, told enough to give our
reader a correct idea of tlio magnitudo of
this disustur. I '.. . i -.). .'.!
Hanged at Play.' 1 "
' Daniel Beardsley 1 and. family live' In
Hhuvertown, Delaware county, iu th(s Slate.'
They have three' children. During tho ab
sence of their parents last Friday they play
ed "tie Up sheep.", A small leather string
which their father hud cut for them a day
or two before, was fastened to a nail in the
wall, and at the other end a slip uooso wus
imule. One of the little ones put the nooiie
around his uock, but he did not play tho
part well, ; and, the, oldest boy, Mack, at
tempted to show him how it ought to be
done. He plaood tho noosol over Ids head
aud, iu hi pranks drew Lt Until life was :ox,
tinct. i The body when discovered wa in
clined : forward, ' resting on tho toos, tho
knees almost .touching the flooul .1 ;
:lu. ;:. : , to !..- .i .-.in. 1 1 it I. . , .
BLAJN ACAmmYl
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THE FALL HK8SION of this Institution will
open on , . ; ,. ;
Wednesday, November 21st, 1871.
8UMMKK HENSION of Five Month clone' o
October .Ota, 1871. , ' ' 1
Whole number of Pupils In attcndanco'dutlmJ y
Turin,. ...... ........4 ..ij.vif.,'..
Averugt) Attendance, , , A 60
Thankful for flic patronage ot the oile, grate
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we proinUe to exert, nil our efforts to "secure the
advancement, Inlelllupix-e and' general Interests
of the pupils entrusted to our charge.
(tAKl). C. PALM, rrluclpal.
AV. T BuidKi.KY, Assistant. ,...,.. ... ,,,,
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EVEK, OH TI1E1U CONCOAll'i'ANTS, ETC.
Dr. Wells having tiecome aware of the extraor
dinary medicinal pi'ins'illcs of the South Ameri
can Plant, called ,
JURUBEBA, ,
sent as a siieclal commission to that country to
procure It In Its native purity, and having found
its wonderful curative proiertles to even exceed
the anticipations formed by its great reputation,
has concluded to oiler It to the public, and Is
happy to state that he has a perfect arrangement
fur a regular monthly supply ot this wonderful
plant, lie has skmi! much time rxx'rinien!ing
and Investigating as to the most efficient prcpara
tlon from It, for isipular use, aud has for some
time used in his own in-actice with the most himtiv
results, the effectual medicine now presented to
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DR, WELL'S EXTRACT OF JURUBEBA
and he confidently recommends it to everv family
as a household remedy which should tie freely ta
ken as a blood purifier In all derangements of the
system unit to animate and fortify all weak aud
lymphatic temperament., ,
.,, .JOHN . KELUMl. riattSt.. N. Y. ''
Sole agent for the UnltedStates. ' '
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