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TIE TURF.


BALTIMORE, October 22.-The handicap
race Of one and quarter miles was wOr
by Madge, Ozark second, and Moses Prim
rose third. Time, 2.l2i.
The Breckinridge stakes race Of two
miles was won by Aristides, Viator sec
ond, and Tom OCbiltree third. Time
3:36l.
The compensation purse race, mile
heats, was won by Rhodamanthus, Arctu,
rus second, and Big Sandy third. Time
l;46t and l;44a.
The steeple chase, q miles, was won BY
Diayalo; COronet second; time G:l6. All
the pools sold last night onBrecksnridge
The stakes were declared of because II
was not announced that 0chilLree, The
winner OF the Dixie stakes would be re-
Quired to carry FIVE pounds extra. The
question then arose whether Vandalite
was the winner Of the stakes, also whether
in Breckenridge stakes last year she carri
ed the FIVE pounds penalty required In tht
latter race, and It Is almost certain she did
not. Mr.. Sandford, owner Of Brigand
who ran second 10 oVandalite for the Bfeck
enridge stakes last year, to-day put In a
claim for the purse.
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ByTeIegraph
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
10 THE DAILY LNTELLIGRNCER
WASHINGTON.


A4eh H NEHteIuA
WASHINGTON, October 22,-Ames has
written letter to the Attorney General al
luding 10 the pacific relations OF the oppo-
Sition political organization in MisSissip.
pi, and expressing sincere gratitude to
the representative Of the Attorney Gen.
eral now in the State, who has brought
about thiscondition Of things,and insured
peaceful. campaign and fair election
WEISS BEER SUBJECT TO TAX,
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
has decided that Weiss beer Is a similar
fermented liquor TO ale and porter, and il
subjected to tax Of one dollar per barrel
Of 81 gallons,
REPORTED TREASURY ROBBERY.
Reports prevailed this afternoon Of an
other treasury robbery. 1t Is true a de.
ticiency Of $4,000 was discovered, but it
is not yet known whether il Is On error
or case Of larceny.
POSTAL CAR SERVICE,
The PostotfiCe Department to-day de-
cided to order railway postal car SER
vice between tho cities OF Pittsburgh, via
Panhandle and Vandalia route, passing
through indianapolis, The railway COM
panieS will Immediately provide the re.
quisite cars, and the service will be be-
gun us soon as the Department can make
the necessary arrangements in clerical
labor and the alteration and adjustment Of
schedules. By this arrangement 1t Is cal
culated that the present postal facilities
Of u very large portion Of the Ohio and
Mississippi river valleys will be greatly
augmented and improved,
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Further Particulars OF the House
Murder.

NASHVILLE, October 22.-The Amri.
cans special from franklin, Tenn, this
evening, says: The grand jury this even
Ing returned an indictment against Griffin
and Allison for murder In The first degree
In killing Colonel House here yesterday.
BY consent Of the States Attorney, the
prisoners were recognized In bonds Of
$4,000 each for their further appearance
tomorrow. The bondSmen were Enoch
Brown, Innis Brown and Jas. +. Brown,
father.in.law and brothers.in.law Of
Griffin. A great many witnesses were
examined by the grand Jury, but nothing
IL known az 10 the testimony adduced.
The case will come up before Judge Nc.
LemOre In the morning.
The burial Of Colonel House took
place at 8 o'clock this evening, attended
by one Of the largest PROFESSIONS ever
witnessed In Franklin. He was buried
with Masonic honors by Hermann Lodge
No. 7.
Nance House, IT,, was resting very q1i.
etly an hour ago. His chances for tecoy.
cry are considered rather favorable.
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The CalIlornIa NhoolIng AIatch.

SAN Francisco, October GA mill
tary short range match Of the California
Association took place to-day, under thu
direction Of Colonel G. II. Shaw, Presi
dent OF the Association. The weather
was favorable, with the exception Of 1
pretty stiff breeze across the range, The
attendance was good.
Distance 200 yards; United Statei
Springfield rifles; two sighting and sever
scoring shots; greatest possible score, 50
There were l20 contestants. The two
highest scores made were 80 each,
1nthe shooting of the tie the first prize
was won by four points, second by two
third prize was won by score Of twenty
nine,ten competitors scored twenty-eight
and shot of for the remaining Eve prizes
Of forty-eight contestants for the Kellogg
Challenge Cup, at a distance Of 500 yards
five shots with the greatest possible score
OF 25, TWenty.seVeR scored the Eequis'
ite fifteen points to admit them to the
second stage Of the match which was de-
ferred until tomorrow morning, after
which the match between twelve teams
Of the national guards will be shot,
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The Celebrated Double Elqaic
SiENCERIAN
s II e Ell PEN s.

ARE FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS IN STATIONERY,
Fur the convenience Of those who may wish to try
thOm, Sample Cards, containing one each Of tho 10
numbers, will ba Bent by mail on receipt Of Is cents,
wilson, Brakeman, Taylor & 90.
se2l.Ood, 1SS 4 l40 GRAND ST., NEW YoRR
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posTAL CAR sERYICE.
NEW YORK.


NEW YoRK, October 29,-BArnum's
Hotel, corner Broadway and Goth streets
will be closed tomorrow under cirCum'
stances considered equivalent to u sus'
pension Of business.
FAILURE FL. W. DURYEA.
The failure Of Jos, W, Duryea, lumber
merchant, is announced,
ARRANGING THEIR DEBT.
Commissioners representing the city oI
Mobile, Alabama, are endeayoring to ef-
feet an arrangement by which their city
debt may become less burdensome.
THE WATSON SUIT.
In the suit Of the city against the estate
Of the late James Watson, who was the
former "rlng" County Auditor, judgment
has been given for tho recovery Of $64S,.
49l as part Of the alleged $6,000,00O steal
by the "ring."
NoLLE PRosEQUI INBEEcHER SUITS.
The District Attorney of Brooklyn has
entered n nolle prosequi in all the suits
growing out OF the Beecher.Tilton scan.
1nI
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.



LONDON, October 22.-Messrs. G. D
Nerautzes & Co., merchants Of Londol
and Manchester, have failed, Thei
liabilities are stated at $250,000.
The Manchester Courier Of to-day say
that by the failure Of large American
house various firms in Bradford will lost
from $5O0,000 to 100000.
IMPORTATION OF AMERICAN CALIcos,
The London Times in Ia financial col
umn to-day has the following; We learT
from the Draper's Trade Journal that ,
Manchester firm had begun to import cal
icos from the United States. The fact Il
significant, and as the importers say tha
the goods are Of much better quality anC
appearance than ours, Manchester, It ap
pears, has found competitor at lASt
but that must depend upon the price.
sHIPwRECKs.
A number OF shipwrecks are reported
with loss Of 20 lives. The weather con
tinues tempestuous.
A DEFICIENCY.
A special from Berlin says that the eS.
timates for the German Empire for 1876
show deficiency Of 100000 marks.
THEsToRM DISASTERS,
LONDON, October 23.-Later and fuller
accounts Of tho recent disastrous foods
and gales are at hand this morning. Brig
John and Isabella has been totally lost
near Stone Haven on the Scotland coast.
The crew, numbering 2 persons perished.
Two large vessels have been lost off Peter
Head in the same vicinity with all on
board. This makes go vessels which
have gone down with their crews, in dis.
tance Of 40 miles, which have been re.
ported within the last two days.
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NEW ORLEANS.
Affirmed steamer.

New ORLEANS, October 22.-Captain
johnson Of the steamship Royal Stan
dard, from Liverpool, reports that on the
3Oth Of Sept, in latitude 80 40' north,
longitude 81 west, fell In with the burn
Ing wreck Of the iron ship Aurora. He
boarded the wreck, found she had been
abandoned and finding II impossible to
save the wreck and dangerous to allow Il
to float around, scuttled It and proceeded
mn hia wnv.
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Sr. LOUIS, October PA special iron
Macon, Mo, to the Globe. Democrat says
DR.. B. L. Sherman and Samuel Parker
old citizens Of this place, went to Beviel
to-day, and while there visited DR.
shank's drug store. After leaving the
store they had not proceeded Ten rods
when Parker fell on the street in Convul
sionR; in five minutes DR.. Sherman was
similarly affected, and in twenty minutes
both we're dead. It's supposed they were
poisoned, and the coroner has gone to ex'
anime The matter.
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FIRE RECORD.


CHICAGO, October pa FIRE in Free,
port, Illinois, late last night destroyed the
fine building occupied by the Freeport
Watch Factory. This Establishment has
been in operation six months, and sew.
eral hundred watches were in process ol
completion. Loss on building and pro.
perty $l5O000. The fire was undou6ted-
ly the work Of an inCendiary.
200 TONS OF BROOM CORN BURNED.
A Tribune special from Champaign, ILL.,,
says the broom corn sheds Of NJ. D. Hous.
ton, fifteen miles north Of that city burn.
ed last night, Two hundred tons Of
broom corn were entirely destroyed; loss
over $4,000, insurance $500.
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The pittsburgh Coke Trndc.

From the ManuiaCturerl
Nine.tenths OF all the coke ovens in The
coke region are now in operation, and all
The coke manufactured is being shipped
finding market from the Atlantic to tht
Pacific. Recently there have been orders
received from New Britain, Conn. All
that Is needed 10 bring Connellsville coke
into general Use In that section is rate
from the railroads that will enable them
10 get II to compete with the anthracite
coal, The writer was but few weeks
ago on visit 10 Buffalo, and in
making inquiry he found that The
furnaces there we're using II with great
satisfaction, and 10 some profit. They
claim that IL will make their furnaces
produce more iron and OF better quail
ity by using one.lhitd coke and balance
anthracite than to use all anthracite.
The low price OF coke has introduced II
into every city and village from here to
Colorado where there is blast furnace
OF foundry. The great hindrance to
more Of II being Used is the fact that The
railroads are charging over $50 per car
to Chicago, while they bring grain from
Chicago to New York for less than that,
and would have TO bring most Of theft
cars back to Chicago empty II not for The
coke business. There are from $50 to
800 cars per day going vest
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BALTIMORE, October 22.-F'lour-Stea1y
and unchanged. WheAt-Quiet; No. 2 red
western 81 4Oat AZ; prime red 81 40. Corn
Quiet; western mixed 72c. Oats-Dull;
western mixed 57c; white 42c. Ryc-Dull
At 75aS2c. ITay-Dull at 70a72c. Pork
Dull at $23 0Oa23 80. bulk Meats-Shoul.
ders SagNc; clear rib i2Nai2Kc, loose.
Bacon-Shoulders 10Hc; clear rib Az
al4Xc. .Hams-l5hai6c. LArd-Steady
at 14Xc. Bnttef-Firm; western extras al
SOC; firsts 25a27c. COiIee-flrm at lRn22c.
Petroleum-NOminally unchanged. WhiE.
ky-F'ifm nj 81 16ISai II.
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IT IS estimated that at least 3O,0O0,O0C
gallons Of water arc wasted in Chicago
every day that the expense Of running
the pumping works is double what II
ought to be; that onC.ffth Of the water
pumped daily would furnish an abund
ant supply, and that the wear and teal
anddrNin Of the engines Is consequently
i've times what Il ought to be; hence The
necessity oil water metres as measure oi
economy to the city and justice to all
Any system that will save to the citizen
who does not waste, and compel the citi'
zen who does to pay, ought to be entirely
acceptable to all reasonable men.
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GhegnteIIfaettter.
=. ,.,Iou Among Our NeighbOrs

The rate OF taxation over IN Belmont
,onn,y this wear is 81 cents on the $lOC
far STATE, and 81 cents for county PuF'
no,e,. The Stat e, county and local taxes
IN Bridgeport corporation amount to
:, 70 an the SlOO; in Martins Ferry to
a. IL in Bcllairc to 81 72; in St. Clairs-
lille to 81 50; IN BarnesvillO to 81 99i
in Morris,own to 81 l6; in Fairview
School District to S9 OS,
These are very high rates Of taxation
a, compared with the rates on this side
of the river Put into thousands, it
means, in Martins Ferry, S27 90 per ST.
OOO-which IA nearly half the legal rate
Of interest on that amount OF money.
In Bridgeport it means sl70O on the
$1,000; in BcIlairc S97 20, and in Barnes
vile 1890,
The sum total Of taxes on this side is
slsO OH tho 500, or $500 on the $1,000
divided into 30 cents for State, 90 cen.
for county, and 40 cents for city pur-
po,c, So that a mans taxes in Martins
Ferry are over one hundred and ten per
cent more than in Wheeling, AMI in Bell
airc nearly the same, One reason why
the local tax il so high over at Martins
Ferry /. on account Of the "0hio Valley
Pike" !" running down from that place to
PuItney township, and calling, Of itself,
for levy Of 60 cents on the 500, on all
the property within its bounds. The cor.
pora,ion fund tax is also high $50 cenls)
but not 80 high as in BCllairc (S2l), or
BarnesvilIc (7O), ltis however 40 cents
higher than in Bridgeport, and tho school
tax, counting school and building fund,
is Of cents there against 50 at Bridge
port,
The items at BcIIairc this year arc as
follows; Township fund, 4; township
road, 10; school fund, CO. township poor,
.; corporation fund, s2!i water works,
j2I; State and county, Ol. Total, $272.
The lowest rate Of taxation in the
county Is in Flushing school district,
where ii Is II cents on the 500. Gener-
ally speaking, taxation is pretty stiff
throughout the county, Taking the av.
ernge Of the 81 towns and townships, and
il lis over 81 80.
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We copy tho following from Bishops
History Of Manufactures" a work not
now to be found in the booksellers cata.
'0Sne, regarding the depression Of bust.
ness after peace had been declared be.
'Neen the United States and Great Brit.
an following the war Of 1912. II will
Oe found generally interesting, AZ showing
many features similar to those expert.
enS'd in the present depression, and, TO
. some extent, thatthe causes Of depression
were the samci
The embarrassment which had been
pressing heavily upon the manuiSci.
urn 9 classes Sineethe chiefly
u consequence Of the unchecked i'm.
III ,poI'a'lon Of goods, and the vita.
Ma state Of the national cuF.
'saVy-eulminated this year In the sever.
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The IIlllman anu ShlnkIe CoiIi.
sion.

LOUISVILLE, KY, October 22.-Tht
United States local steamboat inspectors
concluded their investigation to-day into
the cause Of The late collision between The
r. T. 1Iillman and the vint shinkle
The verdict Ia that the collision wal
caused by an error on the part Of botl
pilots, Harvey Thompson, Of the Hillman
and Taylor Wells, OF the Shinkle, both oI
whom are entitled to the highest cenSurt
for carelessuess.
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La Page the Supposed Murderer
Of Miss L0ftEmade.

CONCORD, N. H., October 22.-The de-
tectives arrested a woman to-day who
confessed that ahe had lived with La Page
in Canada as his wife, and that La Page
had assaulted, tavished and left for dead,
her sister a young woman Of % yeats Of
age, and to escape punishment fled 10
Vermont. The evidence Is hourly accn-
mulating showing him 10 be the monster
who committed the crime. The officers
are satisfied that he is guilty Of the Long.
made murder. II this crime IL not fast
ened on him be will be taken TO Vermont
and tried for the murder Of Miss Ball.
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The Dissertation Of the Aims.
house Cemetery.

WASHINGTON, October 22.-The Dis.
trict Commissioners have taken measures
10 prevent the dissertation Of the graves In
the cemetery attached TO the Washington
almshouse. The bodies Of paupers ii
large numbers have heretofore beer
stolen, and tits believed that not one body
In ten was permitted 10 remain unmo-
Tested. The traffic has been transacted
not only with the medical men in Wash.
ington, but with physicians In Virginia
Ohio, and other States for diSsecting put'
poses, from ten to twelve a week being re.
quired to supply the demand for expotta.
lion and local use.
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The Peabody Insurance Company respectfully
sOlttits continuation Of the patronage Of the late
Fire and Marine insurance Company guaranteeing
satisfaction, by fair dealing, ample protection and
rom RI settlements. -.
J.V. i, ROHERS, Secretary.
LEWIS BAILEY, Cashier.
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SPRINGFIELD, ILL, October 22.-lIon,
Fred. Gehring, local representative in the
General Assembly and editor Of the Free
Pres German, was to-day indicted by
the grand jury for libel, in publishing an
article rejecting on County Treasurer
Perkins and the city editor Of the Staic
Journal. The article grew out Of polit.
ical controversy.
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THE parkersburg National Bank
shows capital Sl5O,OOOi surplus $3S,2O2,
Is; other individual profits $7,O47 Co. de
posin Sll2,llj 81; demand certificate
$4S,7OO 80; loans and discounts $2Gl ,GO5
70.
The Second National Bank Of Parkers
burg shows capital $780, OOO;Surplus S2l,
O5O other undivided profits $7lOO 81 dc
poslls$OO,Ol23S; demand certificates $780,
GO3 7ljlouns and discounts S22S,727 20.
The National Bank Of KingwoOd, Pres
ton county, West Virginia, shows capital
$l25,OOOi surplus $2O,2jOi other undiyid'
ed profits $500 SO; deposits sl7o3O oil
demand certificates s2i5; loans and dis.
counts $lS5,Oj2 58.
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Hnrrenders nnd Explalns.

SCRANTON, Pa, October 22.-E. L.
Hicks, son Of Major Hicks, Of Wyoming,
surrendered to the police last evening,
stating that he shot Archibald Anderson,
II tappears that the parties met at Trips
rayfnc, and Hicks tnistaking Anderson
for desperate, but without the ex.
change Of a word, fred at him, inalcting q
wound from which he died yesterday.
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Hon. ]. NJ. BENNETT, of Weston, who
was attending our County Court last
week, was so unfortunate on his return
home as to lose his pocket.book, Weun,
derstand the amount the book contained
was 81, ,tOO-quilC loss. Three hundred
dollars in cash and the remainder II
checks on Cincinnati. Wehope the find
er Of the book will be an honest person
aho will return II 10 its proper owner
ButkkdRn0n DtId.
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TOLEDO, October 2.-Flour-Demani
fair and market firm. Wheat-Steady; No
9 white Wabash 81 SO; No. white MiChi
gan 81 20; amber Michigan spot 81 2SI1
seller November 81 p, Corn-Steady and
in moderate demand; high mixed, spot and
seller October 6SHc; seller November 5Sc
0Ats-ACtive; No. spot and seller October
SIC; seller November SsHCi Michigan See
rejected 3OlSO,
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PHILADELPHIA, October 22,-Petroleum
Lower refined 1S9lalS9Sc; crude lOkc;
Seeds-Clover at 9lSalOhc. Flour Dull;
Wisconsin and Minnesota family 50 50a
7 so; high grades 81 75aS75, WhCat-Dc'
mRnd moderate with downward tendency
new Pennsylvania red 81 40; white 81 4da
l 10, Rye-Unchanged. COn-Fairly ac'
tive at zoe. oats-Steady; mixed S5a4lc;
white 4Sa49c. Butter-Firm; New York
and Bradford county extras 3SaSlc; frsts
SOaS2c; western extras 2sa30c; tirSts 2Ga2Sc.
Cheese = Steady; western fine l2lSal3c.
Eggs-Steady; western fresh 27a2Sc, Whisky
Lower,
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FRANCE.
The French Assembly.

PARIS, October 22.-It Is announced
that the French Assembly will convene
on Thursday, the 4th Of November.
PARIS, October PA meeting Of the
principal manufacturers and merchants
was held In this city to-day In regard to
the Centennial Exhibition at Philadel-
phia next year, NJ, Deitz Moinir, mem
Der Of the Assembly from Seine, presl-
ded. lie said the exhibitors who intend
ed to participate number 800, and he
hoped the number would be swelled 10
I 00O
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For The Lower Lakes, Middle and East.
ern States, falling barometer, warm and
partly cloudy or clear weather, with
southwest to southeast winds.
For the Upper Lakes, the Upper Mis-
sissippi and Lower Missouri Valleys, low
but slowly rising barometer, southwest to
northwest winds, and high but slowly
falling temperature.
For Ohio Valley, Tennessee, the Gulf
and South Atlantic States falling baron.
eter, warmer and partly cloudy weather,
and southeast TO southwest winds In the
first districts and northeast to southeast
winds with possibly rain in the two last
districts.
CauIionary signals continue at Escand-
bia.
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Gov. Allen will Rise Up in tho
rennSylynuia Campaign.

CtNc1HNArt, October PA special to
the Times from Chillicothe announces
that Governor Allen will leave the first Of
next week for Pennsylvania for the pur-
pose OF taking partin the canvass in that
State. He wifi speak first at Pittsburgh
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suicide Dy shooting.

MILWAUKEE, October 22.-simeon N.
Small, formerly prominent and wealthy
lawyer Of this city, committed suicide to-
day by shooting himself through the head.
The act Is attributed to depression In.
ducsd by an incurable and chronic dis.
ease and pecuniary losses. The deceased
was formerly proprietor Of the Newall
Hnusp
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SAN Francisco, October 22.- The
tournament Of the California Rifle ASsO.
citation opens to-day. Twelve teams Of
ak each are entered, besides 200 individ-
ual entries. Tomorrow there will be a
long range match alta thousand yards,
open to all comerS. The aggregate value
ri The pFises IA $500,
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OMAHA, October 22.-The Supreme
Court Of Iowa has decided that the Kan.
sas City &ast. Joseph Railroad have a
right 10 run their cars into Omaha, which
they have been doing for years, thus set.
ting aside the injunction sued out by the
Council Bluffs people to prevent their do
ing 40.
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PITTSBURGH, October 22.-Pig Iron
Quiet and prices unchanged standard mill
iron quoted at $24 for 4 months. Wheat
Quiet and prices unchanged; new red 81 25
al IS; old 81 4Qa1 46, Cofn-Quiel; Shelled
6sa7lc on track; new 7Oa72c. Petroleum
Quiet crude at 81 Goal OK at PaFker's;
refined iSHc, Philadelphia delivery,
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Terrible Fire at VermlIIion, Ohio

CINCINNATI, October 22.-The CONNER
ciars special says the town Of Vermlllion,
near Sandusky Ohio, was almost totally
destroyed by fire this morning. Eleven
business blocks in the heart Of the town
are In ashes. Loss $4,000; insurance
light. Two men have been arrested
charged with setting the place on fire.