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The Tennessee & Virginia Railroad
l zen Trouble. tr rf -.

KNOXVILLE, Nov. 8.-Noad adjustment oil
the troubles between the East Tennessee,
Virginia d Georgia Railroad Company
and their striking employees has yet taken
place. The company got q train Of fifteen
loaded freight cars from Knoxville 10 Bris.
tol to-day, being the frat freight moved
on the line from Bristol 10 Chattanooga
In six days. The company still refuse TO
receive freight The strikers made no at
tempt whatever 10 stop the, train,
but Immediately sent q committee OF
their men on the engine to prevent the
company's master mechanic, who was
acting engineer, from placing nonsociety
men In charge Of the engine. The mail
trains run regularly. The men are quiet
but determined, and the, company Is firm.
The Directory meeting this afternoon
unanimously adopted o resolution, en-.
dorsing the action Of the officials In re-
ducing the salaries, aud claiming for them
the right to regulate the pay Of employees,
as they may deem best. v q
KNOXVILLE, Nov. 6.-The employees Of
the Knoxville g., Ohio Railroad having
struck against the reduction Of wages, the
Company has temporarily stopped the
running Of all trains.
The representatives oftwenty southern
railroads meta chattanooga to-day, and
unanimously adopted resolutions affirm
ing the Justice Of any reasonable reduc.
tion by companies; recognizing the right
Of any employe 10 refuse to work at the
wages offered; condeming In the strongest
terms, as unjusihable and defensible oil
combinations for the purpose oI resisting
the rightful authority Of any company, by
interfering with or attempting to inttmi.
date or iDjure others willing to work OF
the wages offered; pledging each other In
no ease 10 employ any one discharged on
account Of insuhordination or combina-
ton to stop operations on any road by rim
timidation Of or injustice to others willing
10 work, and to promptly inform each
other by printed circular Of all such COM
binations, with the namesof the parties
engaged. Railroad companies In the
United States are invited to cooperate.
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LocAL BUSINESS MATTERs.-We under.
stand tha. one Of our Wheeling mills re-
Gently bought at Pittsburgh q thousand
IONS Of pig metal, mill iron," at sse per
,Ou. presume that this is five to six
dollars less than the cost Of making the
iron.
The Belair furnace made 81 tons Of
rrey u,etsl on Wednesday. She is run
ming very satisfactorily and turning out on
an average As to 80 tons Of iron per day.
The upper furnace at steubenville, now
being run by the Benwood Iron Works Of
ibis city for short time, is turning out 40
IONS per day. She is using one third Con.
uellsyllle coke. 0,
The Martins Ferry Ne,cs Of yesterday
ays that the glass works Of Messra. swEE'
MY, McCLUNEY & Co., which have been
running but two furnaces for some time
pas. will start fire under the third by next
week.
Nj. HRsRY BONE has started o daily
express wagon between Martin's Ferry
snd Wheeling, coming over in the morn
log and returning in the afternoon. We
presume the public will have no difficulty
in recognizing the wagon on the streets
here, lnasmuch as the Re,os saysit speaks
in thunder tones Ior the workmanship
Of lie manufacturers.
Las, week Mr.. Ross JuNKrNs, Of the firm
dJUsKHs, ,RowLEs & MED1LL, of Bridge.
port, purchased the interest Of his part
uss. Mr.. MEpnL proposes locating in
Martins Ferry, making one Of tho firm Of
the Ohio City Planning Mil Go.
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, Nov. G.-Prince Bismarck, as
chancellor Of the empire, has laid before
the Federal Council an invitation of the
United States Government to Germany to
participate in the Centennial Exhibition
Of Philadelphia, with recommendation
that 1t be accepted. It is probable that
the Reichstat will soonsbe- dissolved, and
elections for Q new one ordered to be held
In the last week Of December.
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Was It a Neglect of Duty That
Elected Alien. .s..,


The Republican vote in the counties
composing the Western Reserve oi Ohio
fell of from $4,000 in 1879 to $1,000 this
last October. This TACT leads some Of the
papers to charge upon the Western Re.
serve Republicans q neglect Of duty, and
to attempt to fix upon them q grave re-
sponsibility. The New York Post, how
ever, does not sympathize with such q
view. 1t repels the idea that they neg
lected their duty: ms
"The probability Is that II was not a
neglect Of duty at all. The people Of that
section have the reputation Of knowing
what they are about They had the honor
Of being among the first to espouse the
cause Of Republicanism when that faith
provoked ridicule from the old parties and
violence from the southern slaveholders.
1t Is not certainly becoming In the later
recruits 70 tell the veteran Republicans ol
the Western Reserve that they do not
know their duty or wilfully neglect 1t.
Doubtless they find things going some.
what perversely-th9t the principles oi
1870 are not In all respects upheld by
their leaders-and the chances are that
they staid at home on election day be-
cause they really thought 1t their duty, and
they were justified In doing 30" l 4
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Particulars of the Inundation Of 81.
Petersburg.

NRw. .YoRK,. Nov. G-Foreign papers
received contain some particulars OF the
inundation Of ST. Petersburg by the over.
flow Of tho Neva, October II. The wealth.
er had been unusually warm during the
day, and at sunset 1t became evident that
q storm was approaching, and towards
seven Il blew q hurricane The water
rose rapidly and the lower Iparts Of tho
town were completely flooded. By2AM.
the water was almost ten feet above the
usual height, so that It flowed into many
streets which had not been submerged
since the great inundation oil 1924 Some
OF the thoroughiares were literally con.
verted into rivers; trees in the gardens
were broken or uprooted, ships in the
river torn from their anchors and thrown
against floating bridges, all OF which were
more or less damaged. Telegraphic com:
munication was suspended, as many OF
the posts were thrown down and the wires
torn away. At the extremity OF the Vas,
siliastrof several coasting ships were
foated into the streets. The wooden pave
ment was destroyed, fences carried away,
chimney pots thrown down and roofs torn
of: The poor people were panic stricken,
and many, were obliged TO. abandon what,
little property they possessed, being only
too glad to save their lives. = Some were
taken of in boats. A poor man. named
Izoostchik was seen to- mount his
horse and gallop away to place ol safety,
leaving his drasky and harness 70 their
fate. The Geological Gardens were COM
pletely under water, and the proprietors
had great difficulty In saving the animals,
the elephant IN particular gave great
deal OF trouble, but was at last led in
safety to the nearest police station where
he remained for the night. .Theetfects OF
the storm were felt for many miles round
81. Petersburg. There were no less than
four fires, and the head Of the police mas
ter was at his wits end as one disaster Of.
ter another was reported Soon afier two
o'clock the wind yeered to the north, and
the current being no longer :impeded the
water fell as rapidly as II had risen. The
loss Of property Is immense, but 1t Is be-
lieved In St. Petersburg that no lives have
been lost. 'i.N -At4.! ..-.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, Nov. 6.-The Assembly today
bys unanimous vote reelected N. Buffet
aaits president, the Left rising as the vote
was announced. 80
M. Leon Say submitted an interpella.
ton on the feature Of the government to
order elections to fill vacancies in the As.
sembly within the time prescribed by law.
Thursday next was assigned for debate
on the, Interpolation, The Lett have
been given o majority in six OF the ft.
teen bureapx. A new motion for q pie.
besite on the form Of governments Is to be
introduced, and will be supported by
many Republicans s,ss5...
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KANSAS ELECTION.


TOPEKA, Nov. G.-The returns from
eight districts stand 38 regular Republi-
cans; 33 Farmers and 0 Independent.
The other twenty districts will probably
elect 10 Republicans and 8 Grapgefs. The
Senate holds over, and the Republicans
have majority In that body Of 25.
KANSAS Cry, Mo-, Nov. 6.-The Kan.
saB City Tines has returns from 90 Legis-
lstive districts in Kansas, showing the
election Of 90 opposition members, and
20 regular Republicans. The ten distficts
10 be heard from can't materially change
the result as to the opposition majority on
Joint ballot, the Republican majority ID
the Senate Of 20 being already overcome
by the opposition, with some votes'to
snare, r. syrs 90
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Business ont at zanesvilie.

80 eau SNutltI VI Wv Nthtl
Business Is brisk. Our manufactures
10 In operation, the railroads arc dis
charging none Of their regular force.
Vaf nerchants are busily engaged In
aludlng goods OF their various establiSh'
nsna The banking house ot Q. @, Rus.
S, which was compelled to suspend for
Gay Or two, has been now for some
Neeks paying all depoSitors rs though no
R.nie had ever afflicted the community.
ne 4uskingum Valley Bank notified its
Oepcettors yesterday that % per cent
SS would be paid them on to morrow, which
xll throw into circulation money which
a1 been heretofore tied up. One great
sSGGt Of the city Of Zanesville was more
'USSnnking capital. This want, largely felt
WI xlIl now be supplied by tho banking
aGGse Of @, W. Potwin and A. W Smith,
Twalch went into operation yesterday,
y, me understand that some oI our capital.
Sa will start 0 National Bank N thir
V'y With capital Of 100000.
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BUSINESS AND FINANCIAL 1TEMs.-Ac-
eordipg to our dispatches this morning
theNew York banks now hold $e1 100000
Oilegal tenders.
A special dispatch in last evenings
Cincinnati Concentration Youngstown,
Ohio, says that wa
"Notce Of o reduction Of wages was
given at several oil the large coal mines
Wednesday. The German miners accept
lAerOduction, while the Welsh and Scotch
miners strike"
The import entries Of foreign merchan.
dlSe at New York, including the dry
goods return, amount for the past week 10
AbssOs9, as compared with $eI497,625
same week last year. The exports OF do
usstic produce are $e,4O4.4a4 as against
$50 ,104 last year.
According TO yesterdays Cincinnati
Gazette the banks there are now discount.
Ing more freely than at any time since the
panic. Rates in bank are 0 and 10, and
on the street as high as 2 per cent per
month. Ht, 2S.ti
There is just now q disposition to look
forward to the meeting Of Congress with
some curiosity and anxiety as to whatwill
Be attempted for the relief Of the country.
The Chicago Tribune thinks that the
financial measures that will stand tho
best chance will be free banking, with
possibly the repeal Of the requirement to
keep Is per cent reserve; also, possibly,
authorization Of 3 or 4 per cent bond
into which greenbacks shall be convert
sole al par, and recoverable at the
pleasure Of the holder. The repeal OF the
!segal tender act, except with regard to
deotS contracted prior to the repeal. Is
asso not impossible this winter. The
adoption ol all three Of these measures
would, in fact, remedy all the principal
sNs OIL our present contracted intiexible
basis. ~ -57
The Rome, NY, ,ssnaaa pe7petra.es the
aOEing; Father, was Greeley electedS"
WED an unsophisticated twelve.year.
Oa oI his Republican sire, Starting up
w NlLh aslonishment the latter answered,
sNo, why do you ask such ask tool,
A question" Because said the boy,
W. Aid last fall II Greeley was elect
. mere would DO . panic, and everybody
~ there sa panic now, 90 I thought
Greeley must have been elected"
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 6-Bertin and
Caro-, noted desperadoes and burglars,
who escaped the Parish prison on the 1st
inst, BY throwing red pepper In the jail
ors eyes was recaptured thiA eyeneng af-
ter Q desperate resistance In which Bertin
was shot, and believed to be mortally.
The cigar makers are on o strike, They
paraded the streets tonight headed by .
brass band. The procession was very or
derly, and numbered about three hun
dred. A large majority of colored men
carried torches and transparencies bear
ing appropriate notices, &c. ~ f.
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Sentenced To- state Prison.

Loulsy1LLE, Nov. s.-Jamess Morton,
who attempted to assassinatc Capt. w. s.
Moore, Of the Quartermaster's Depart
mentiU q. SiA.,st Jeffersonyille two months
ago, was tried to. day at Charlestown, Ind,
In the criminal court, found guilty Of pre-.
meditated attempt TO commit murder and
sentenced to the State prison for ten years.
Morton had been discharged by Capt.
Moore, and concealing himself fired three
times at Moore without effect. 4 ( :, y
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cRIcAGo.7

CHICAGO, Nov. e..The Board Of Trade
Committee appointed 10 investigate the
charges Of irregularity In the management
Of the warehouse Of Hough & Co., sub
mitied report to-day with volume oi
evidence. The report shows that the
grain shipped without cancellation re-
ceipts given for grain never In elevators
aud wholly flctiuons receipts issued by
Congures registar for participation In ir-
regularities. .... 49,
John q: Small Of the firm Of J. H. Small
& Co., manufactures Of statloners was
found dead in the lake, foot Of e2nd street
this morning. Supposed suicide, temper
ary insanity. *
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War Between Railroads.

RUTLAND, VT, Nov. GA war has
been declared between the Delaware and
Hudson ~ Harlem Extension Railroad
Companies, growing ont Of tho alleged
discrimination by the former against the
latter in freights. The Harlem Company
refuse the former Company right Of way
over their property to reach the shops
and engine houses ss.;if 4S-',' Z T.
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sEooNp DISPATCH.

W1L1AMspoRT, Pa, Nov. 9 6-4The rope
being too long his feet struck squarely on
the ground. In this position he remained
shouting, "oh, Lord, have mercy The
rope came of OF his neck, and his body
fell over heavily on the ground. he was
carried upon the scafiold, and after long
delay in arranging the rope, the drop was
again pulled, and he fell this time
less than three feet, and his pulse
continued TO beat for seven min.
utes. Alter hanging 81 minutes he was
placed in his coffin and taken charge oi by
bis friends. Many pieces OF the rope were
cut of and carried away as relics BY spec.
tatnra
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1IlCHIGAN ELEcTIoN.

DETROIT, MICH, Nov. 6.-The Grand
Rapids, Kagb. figures Williams majority
at38, with five towns in Muskegon' coun-
~, three towns inAAllegan county and
one In Kent county to hear from.I The
Detroit Democrat figures Cornstock's ma.
jority at 81, with seven towns In. Muske-
gon, three towns in Allegan county, aud
one in Hirt county to hearfrom. &
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GkrGnteIIi9ettrer:
,.,, If Removing the steubenTiiie
lHA railroad Bridge.

meeting Of the coal shippers q aAy
~ ,ro AGO at Pittsburgh, Capt BIdLEY
~ .".s M = paDer addressed to Congress, CAL
,sa Isa' attention pntta 10 the steabenvlllo Pan
w. usndls railroad bridge and making 3
lao,ion naG for The appointment ofs committee
" I ,brpe to memorable Congress 70 re-
., ..ors T ,be obstructio1s. There was no ac'
,ion r~u taken, but from the tone Of the meet.
inr %S' bu. little doubt can be entertained
,Ss, ~ I, 4 the intention Of the coal boat
MAN '" to wage war upon the structure st
,be next meeting OF Congress.
- This new movement leads the steueen'
,tTle Gazette TO review the project for the
,,noysl Of the bridge lAst winter,at which
,Iue the subject was actively discussed.
Tbe idea Is 10 substitute Tor the present
.,ructure bridge across the river at Mingo
i.,,nd, IL crossing the narrow channel on the
ohio aide with a single span, tapping the
pi,tsburgh, Wheeling & Kentucky rail-
,o.d. and switching of on the Panhandle
:, the Cove. The Gazette says that this
vould save three miles Of track and also
Municipal taxation, but ,hatit would be a
.rrious loss 10 steubenville.
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BOSTON 10 II;

BosToN, Nov. s6!-The agents Of the
Lowell Mills have decided to begin run
ming on three quarter time on next Mon
day evening. r- 80 -
The Journal puts the Senate at II Re-
publicans, IA Democrats and one Inde-
pendent Democrat, and the, Assembly OF
u Republicans, SO. Democrats and one
Independent Republican.
The New York & South Side Railroad,
OF Long Island, was taken possession Of
to-day by the Trustees, removing Mr..
Sheppard from his position as manager.
The road has a debt Of $1,000, 900. g,'
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, D. G., Nov. 6.-The
Prendent and Cabinet have gone to the
The fius National Bank willpsyso
cents on the dollar. The total liabilities,
exclusive Of the capital stock, Is overtwo
million.
Outstanding legal tenders, $sG0.97s,67i.
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MEMPHIS

MEMPHIS, Nov. B.-Noon. -Mortuary
report to noon three yellow fever, tour
other CAUSES; one new case reported in
past SO hours. Mr.. Juniper, prominent
contractor and builder died this morning
with yellow fever. .ts1s.. -,
The Memphis Theatre opens tonight
with "Watch and Wait" by the stock COM
VA, Weather warm, business es. improving qpr
SriIrnp, Nov. e1Riysf stationary
and hnaineas YeEY brisk. !, vi = ",
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In the opinion Of the New York Times,
"Ihe evidences are every day accumula-
ting that the general business II the coun.
try has been conducted with prudence
and success. Tit had not been the pres
ent blow would have been far more 60
yerely felt" .n
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Promotion OF Holiness.

NE. EDITOR IL thought 1would again
give the readers Of your valuable paper
0 few items from our last Friday evening
meeting for the aPromotion OF Holiness"
The meeting was opened by tho leader,
Rev, F. Ball, by reading the fiith chapter
OF first Thessalonians, which he elAbora.
ted and made very plain. The presence
OF the Lord was wonderfully manifest
from the beginning; the meetings are
growing in interest and the attendance is
Increasing. B.
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PITTSBURGH.

PrTrsBuRaH, Nov. e.-The Escanabe
Furnace Company and Cascade Iron
Company have filed Q petition Of inyolun.
tary bankruptcy In the United States Reg.
isters office In this city. The former has
the largest charcoal furnace In Michigan
and owns immense timber lands; the latter
owns vast iron ore beds In Michigan, and
failed for $500, 900. They have made
proposition TO the creditors 10 pay In full
II an extension Is granted to the principal
office In Pittsburgh. r..,... -
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TEE ST. Claisville Utronics Of yester-
day says that the Grand Jury at its pres
emit sitting have found true bills as follows:
John Co.'s, murder, first degree.
James Gary and VIM. Emery, murder
In second degree.
James McGill, cutting with intent to
SVSHa. %%. Emery, assault with intent to till.
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DR.. HENRY ]. WRIsRI, . prominent
physician and surgeon ol Wheeling, died
in that city on last Tuesday, In the thirty
third year Of his age. Dr.. w. was 0 son
in.law ol Hon. John G. Breslen, formerly
Of this State. The Doctor had many &C
quaintances In Steubenville, and wherever
known was highly esteemed and re-
spected.-Herdld and NttnS.
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vIReIssA ELECTION.

,RIcnxoNp, Nov. e.-Kemper's aggre.
gate gain on Walkers majority In fifty.
stx counties and cities heard from ts,
1856. The Losses are :, ,06l, leaving net
gam for Kemper Of 2,29e.
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FOREIGN,.s,1 q
ENGLAND
RAILROAD GccrpkNTI HrPnEsT OF
-. - 80 4 sPRctR. : ~ ...ryb HI,

,RALRoAD tAccID RNT-TeIIP OF
-s,s s;;avtsr si sPFctR. 5 a. ,;e4uSh ll:i
LONDON, Nov G,-Two railroad strains
came In collision near.D Durham thismorn.
Ing, and several persons were killed and
injured. is1 JS6l gEs .Igill Ges-iA
Nearly half o million in bullion was
shipped for America to-day, 100000 be-
ing Tor New Yorks1 ,tsgailsak stt J +,
,Ar. HawkinsI to-day applied to the
Queens, bench for an extension of time
tor, o further .hearing In the case Of the
Tichborne claimant until November, 1874
The application was. granted.
] LONDON, Nov, ;7-6 A,N.-The French
Ministry has not. resigned, The special
dispatch to The Nmts Of yesterday an
nodncing the resignation was premature.
= H. Let -
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American Missionary socIety..Let-
Ter from Vice President WILSON,

American Missionary socIety..Let.
ter from Vice President WILSON,.
! NEW York, Nov. 4.-At the session Of
the American Society at Newark, N. j.,
yesterday, the following letter was read
from Vice President Wilson: -.
77 - NArcK, Nov. 8, 1873.
Rsu. M. b. Strit1y, Ne.o York:
DEAR SIE-I am not permitted by my
doctor to keep the promise l made you,
and which I had hoped 10 do. ! take
great interest IN your work, which Is
sanctioned by patriotism, humanity and
christianity, and wish 1t wasin my power
to aid In elevating freedmen in the south,
and all Others belonging to that section OF
our dear country. Put me down for one
hundred dollars. Yours Truly r.
HRaRY WILSON.
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New Bank.sLease Of q Railroad.

sT. JOSEPH, Nov.e.-The Bank Of St,
Joe, o new institution with q capital ol
hall million dollars, was organized here
to-day.
Its again asserted that the Hannibal &
st. Joe Railroad has effected lease oi the
81. Joe & Denver road.
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THE GALLoWs.G
An Appointment to Dine With the
Devil. 2 goo '''-'s '.''is

wnI1AMspoRT, Pa, Nov. Cat 1;4o
p. NJ. to-day an attempt was made TO hang
Wade, but the rope was too long and he
touched the ground, The rope is now be.
ing shortened for another trial Wade
told the jailor to hurry up as he had an
to dine In hell with the
Devil at . o'clock" BE said the only
thing troubling him Is whether the people
he murdered are In heaven or hell. 80 y
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steamer News.

/, NEW YoRK, Nov. 6.-The steamship
Cambria, from Hamburg, has arrived.
I NEW YoRK, Nov. G,-Arriyed-The
steamer Gaelic. '-a'
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BY TELEGRAPH. /.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
Exclusively to the Inteltlgsneer.z

By tho Western Union Line. tsz.
once Nortayest eorsof NaiH and Monroe ll'
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Fire az Terre Hand, Ina.

TERHE HAuTs, Nov. 8.-The old Brit.
ton grain warehouse, on First street, was
burned this evening. ,Loss $4,000 or
81, 900; partly insured. The building was
owned by T..B. Johns. .-'