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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-26


BELLAIRE LoCALs.-Col. S. II. Mac
Beth, Aid d'camp on Governor Yours'4
Stat, accompanied By Captain S. \. DyIy,
visited our city yesterday, on tour 0l
inspecting the State ArmOries. They LETT
for Sleubenyille, 0.
City Clerk, James Reese, MessrA. T.
e. Morgan, Thomas II. Morris, ". DIr.
rah and b. ]. Smith started for the
woods yesterday morning at : O'Clock
with n heavy supply Of provisions and
ammunitions OF war, and fully confident
of success.
The butcher shop Of Mr. George AInti
was entered by burglars Monday nigh +,
last and relieved Of n quantity Of ineIt.
and few knives cut the meat. 0!
course" tEE AF
Monday evening last q sociable pafty
Of young folks, OF both sexes gathered
at the residence Of Mr.. RuniOn, Of this
city, for birthday celebration.
Mrs. Troll, m estinab!e AMI kind.
hearted German lady, late wife Of Mr..
Chas. Troll, who very suddenly Departed
from our midst Monday afternoon last,
by apOplexy, will he buried at the Ger.
man cemetery at . o'clock this afternoon.
Mr.. Jacob Braun, q butcher, OF thi.
city, miraculously escaped terrible
death in being crushed in = sausage MA
chine while grinding meat Monday even.
ing last. The apron he wore was canght
in the machine, which was slowly drag-
ging the man 10 destruction, when luckily
the string broke, saving him from an IN
timely death.
A meeting, for the organization Of 4
colony, was held at the City Hall Mon.
day evening last. As soon as 4 few more
subscribers can he obtained, in order TO
deiray the expenses Of sending delegates
to the Western States, the work Of carry.
ing ou! the proposed plan will be Of
short duration only. Numerous letters
from gentlemen, residing Considerable
distance from here, were received, ,approy.
ing OF this project and anxious to Join the
colony.
The tobacco warehouse commissioners,
Mr.. Isaac Wilson, Of Beallsville, D., Isasc
Morton, Of Cambridge, and Chas. Hare, Of
SummeTfeld, arrived here yesterday TO
open and examine all bids relating TO the
erection Of the tobacco warehouse in this
city The highest bid amounted 10 Sl9,.
500, contracts to be awarded within len
days from date.
Capt. Alexis Cope, of Columbus, O.,
Chief Clerk in the Secretary Of States
office, and C. H. Moore, Of Columbus, O.,
General Agent Of Insurance Companies,
paid onr city 7isit yesterday.
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The Coal strike at stcubenvlile

Herald Of Yesterday evening,
This morning a very large force Of
strikers assembled at the Gravel PIT
shalt at the time at which it was report.
ed that the other men would 20 10 work.
these men were also there, and Mayor
Irwin appeared on the scene and read the
riot &c" in response To which the strik.
era laughed and said II he wanted 10 dis.
perse anybody to 60 over and disperse
that other party-pointing to the little
Srowd OF men who wanted TO 20 TO work.
Afterwards the Sheriff and Ernsecuting
Attorney vent up and had talk with
the men, without any other result than
the appointment OF committee 10 come
down and consult with then on tbs ann,
ject Of the existing troublea. Thi. CON.
sultAtion was held this iorenoUu Al the
sherit's Office, but resulted IN nothing
definite. Matters are still consequently
in Eidiu quo. TE4T'I :
0ne item Of last weeks Losses s,thai
81, 500 went TO ConnellsviIle for coke
from the upper furnace that would
have been paid 10 the Gravel piI
miners.
The drivers OF the team. hauling coal
from Wlntessyille 10 the Water Works
notified the men at the works this nom
ing that they could bring no more coal a,
the miners at the Wintersville shaft were
going ont to-day. Hence the probabilities
now are that in the course Of time there
will be a dsarth oil waier in steubenyille
as we'll as coal. r.r
The Gravel pit shaft used TO ship zoo
bushels Of coal daily to Cleveland. The
money therefor used TO come here -bui
is not arriving now.
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CHICAGO, September 25.-Flous-steady
and firm. Hheht--Fair demand, but nj
lower rates; No. Chicago spring at 81 l4Ii
al ~ cash, 81 liII September, 81 lGi
! 16H October, 81 13 year, No. 5, 81 %,
Corn-GoOd demand, but al lower rates
4lsGc cash, HHc September 4lss October,
rejected 40a40hc. Oats-Lowcr; 2S1sc
cash, $3.50 October. Rye-Dnll: 5ic.
B1Eley-Dull and lower; 6OJfc cash. Pork
Unsettled and lower; SIS 37Iz cash,
s13 40 September, Sl3 371Sai3 10 October,
81 I5al2 so year. Bulk Meats-StrouE
and higher; 6lla79 79tas5kc. Lard-Inactlve
and lower; s. 95 cash October, IS IS year.
Whisky-$1C9. sHr -
At the close wheat was unsettled and low.
er at 81 l211al Is September, 81 O55S Octo.
Der, 81 05 November, / O2 year. Corn
steady at 4la4lHc October, ,AlISa4l4C
November. Oats 2S7sc, Pork higher at
SIS 40alS 42IE October, SO 20 JSnulry,
Sl2 s. year. Lard quiet at $ S5as S7Ji
year.
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Execution OF Anderson NhlIIIet
for the Murder OF David G. Law.

HARRIsoNBURu, Va, September %
Anderson Shiflet, who, with Silas Morris,
was condemned to hang for the murder Of
David G. Lawson, was executed Ia the
jail yard here to-day. Morris was re-
Spited to October 231. Skillet made 4
dying statement asserting his innocence
Of actual murder, but acknowledged that
he knew Lawson vas to be killed. While
the Sheriff was adjusting the rope ab0nt
Shiftists neck he wept bitterly, saying
"Gentlsmen, l never did anything to
anybody to be hung for. Indeed ! did
not kill Nr. Lawson. As sure as you are
born, you are hanging an innocent man.
As the rope holding the trap was cut
the doomed man fell down to the ground
The rope was broken. Shiftlet uttered 4
groSn and was again lifted on the seaGoId
He renewed his cries and lamentations
exclaiming, God knows am innocent
A second and stronger rope was procur
ed. While it was heiug adjusted, ht
asked Deputy Sheriff Bowman to raise
the black cap from his eyes so he could
look on the light once more. The re
ques! was granted, and turning towardi
the spectators he said, with some irmness
Gentlemen Il bid you all good bye. Tht
rope was cut, but Shiiilel's neck was NO
brokenby the fall, and he died by Gtrang
ulation.
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CINCINNATI, September 95.-Cotton--
Steady and fru, low middling, lOsIc. Flour
Steady and firm; family 50 25a6 40. Wheat
-Dull and lower to sell, at 81 80. Corn
Eeasier and lower, mixed ear, 47u4sc. Oa,B
Dull and lower, No. 9Thite, 3lc. Rye
=pul and lower, good to prime, 5sa60c.
BHEley-Easier, Pork-In fair demand
at sl2 75alS 50. Lard-Steady, steam held
at sHaSjSc. Bulk MeatS-Strong and
higher At 61SAIa711fc; short clear SIC.
baeon-ln fair demand and Itrong at 77Sa
slSas51{ 51{Sa9a9ISc. Butter-In good demand
At full prices for choice, dull and lower for
medium, CREAMERY fancy SOC; Western BE.
serve, 2Oa22c; Central Ohio, lsa20c. Lin.
seed oil-Strong at 66a57e. Whisky-Quiet
but steady at 81 QS. l.,r-..--'. -.
HoGs-Scarce and firm; common 81 50a
5 %; fair to good, S 2oa5 4j; fsit to good
packing 81 s5a5 20; butchers IS iIa5 60.
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NEW YORK, September 25.-Cot.on--
Strong at 1l75allHc. Flour Dull; No. 2
s. 0oa5 90, superfne western and sIate
IS 0Oa5 70, common to good IS S5aGcO,
good TO choice 50 05a6 80, white wheat ex.
tra Sc 66a7 05, fancy 81 30aS75, extra Ohio
IS s5a7 rs, st. Louis IS 95aS rs. Minnesota
patent process S. G0a10 %. Wheat-Mod.
crate tradei ungraded spring 81 50, mixed
81 SIX, No. lSpring 81 Is, No. . Chicago
spring 81 So kal 81. Rye-Heayy; western
69a7Qc. Barley-Unchanged. Malt-Dull,
Corn-ungraded western mixed 55a561 &c,
steam mixed 65a55&c. 0atS-unchanged.
Hay and Hops-Unehaneed. Coiiee-Quiet
and unchanged.l SugaF-Dull and heavy;
fair to good refining SaSI<c prime SIC,
refined l0al05Ge. MOlaSSes-Grocery un.
changed andin moderate inquiry. Rice-
Quiet and steady. WhiGEy-Steady at
81 lSA.
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MINOR TELEGRAMS.

Two sesnien in Quarantine Houpital
at New York, have died from yellow ie
yer.
The Russian and Roumanian lo..e,
before Plsyna exceed 95,O0O killed and
wounded,
Three deaths aud twenty new cases oI
yellow fever have occurred at Fernando
ma Einee the last report,
The Syndicate has made arrange
ments TO meet the call for $4,000, 600 10
gold by Secretary Sherman.
Three thousand miners Of IehiVh
and Wilkesbarre coal companies have
accepted the offer Of absolute 10 per cent
advance. ....s.
Count zichy, the Austrian Amba,sa.
dor, denies having mentioned the subject
Of meditation during his recent audi.
enCe with the Sultan al Constantiuople.
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The Loss by the Fire in the
Patent Office.

WASHINGTON, September 25.-Thirly
thousand models were destroyed by th,
FIRE in the Patent Office. The value o.
the property lost, in the abstract, viii
aggregate about 81 800, 900, hut as a largt
clSss Of the models cannot or viii not b
replaced, the actual lops will probably
not reach over SsO0,0O0 or $500, 600
The Patent Office has to its credit With
the Treasury, over and above iH earn
ings, u sum sufficient to meet this expendi
ture, but it can't bs used without an ap
preparation by CongrSSs.
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National Bank Nofes.

WASHINGTON, September 25.-The
Comptroller says that the additional cir.
culation Of National Bank notes, issued
during the present month, will not b
less than 81 100000, and indications are
that much larger amount will be issued
during October and November.
Bids for printing backs on legal tenders
and National Bank notes were opened TO.
day, but no award was made. The price
paid for itatpresent is SlS per 1000, al
agains! an average Of s. 81 under The
new bids. The saving, thereby effected
by Secretary Sherman, viii bo over fifty
per cent Of the cost. and will exceed S45,
600.
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Cincinnati Horse and Mule Mar.

There has been decided improvement
In the market for ihe past week. The Eaat.
ern demand seems to be on the increase for
street.car and good driving and draft
horses and mares. Heavy draft horses,
weighing from thirteen to fifteen hundred,
are 10 extra good demand and bringing
good prices, but are very scarce In market.
Mules OF all grades are selling as fGst as
they come In Tor fGir prices. BuyerI are
here AnGiously waiting the arrival Of all
kinds Of stock. WshaVe still got Southern
buyers here buying good class Of smooth
horses and mares as last RS they come In,
and shipping them South. They are pay.
ing good prices for them, but they come 10
very slow.
We hare good prospects Of IN active
market here, this fill, as there seems 70 be
general demand for stock from the East
and South,
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Presbytery Meeting at the stone
Church Yesterday.

The Peesbylery Of Washington mel
/ Yesterday at 10 A. NJ, In the Stone Church
at Elm Grove, and was opened with q
sermon BY the retiring Moderator, Rev
Alex. McCarrell, DID. About thirty
ministers and twenty-five elders were in
attendance. Proi. Henry Woods, ol
Warrington, Pa, was elected Moderator
Rev. 8, E. Elliott, Of Frankfort SpTipgs
Writing Clerk, and Mr. H. Clark
Of Warrington, Reading Clerk. Rev. D.
H. X. Dir, Of the II. L. Church, and
Rev. Mr., MSrling, Of the U. p. Church,
were invited to sit s corresponding
members.
Atl2 O'Clock the Presbytery took a re.
cess aud the members proceeded to the
residence Of Mn. French, where 4 din.
ner was prepared with such an admira.
BE arrangement OF the tables that all
were seated. The people Of Wheeling
need not be informed that the dinner was
well prepared and highly reliAhed.
After recess 7. G. McCarrel Was re-
ceiyed "a a candidate for the ministry.
The Committee on Candidates reported
the standing Of all students in colleges
and SeminaFivs as satisfactory.
The Committee on Missions recon-.
mended t1 the Board oi Missions the
Third Church Of Wheeling for Sl5O aid,
and the United Churches Of Limestone,
Allen Grove and Wolf Run for $500 aid
for the coming year. Adopted.
The Flrst Church Of this city Was Sc,
lected as the place and y m. Of the
fourth Tuesday OiGApril M thstT iJr
the next meeting.
J. 81. Still was received ~ candidate
for the ministry, and the examination in
the college studies Of McCarrel, Sill aui
McGuugey were approved.
The ovettures sent down from the last
General Assembly on reduced representa-.
tion IN the Assembly, were taken up and
discussed by DR.. BsoEnson in favor Of
synodical representation. Pending the
discussion, the hour for devotional exer.
cises arrived and the debate was suspend.
ed until to-day. Half an hour was rpcut
in singing and prayer, and stirring re-
marks we're made by MeEsr. Lester,
Grier and Farrar; after which the Pres.
bytery adjourned:
Theplogrammefori rio day isasfoIIows:
Session from 81 a. NJ. To l2, including
Conference at 10 A. NJ, on "Pertonal Con-
SecratIOn," introduced by the Moderator,
and from TO P. N. with q Conference
on Missions" opened BY Dr.. BroWnson.
The Executive Committee OF the Pes
byterial Women's Missionary Sociely
was also 10 session at the same time and
place, but we did no, learn whal hasinr's
was transacted. sHf III ~
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Sr. Louis, September 2j.-The argu-
ment in the Mckee case progressed To-
day, and will probably close tomorrow,
II the demurrer iS oyerruled the case will
fall; II il Is sustained the trial Of Mckee
will proceed at once. Gen. J. Mcdonald
aud Col. Joyce arrived here to-day and
will testify at the trial. Senator Barnum,
Chairman Of the Democratic Committee,
aud Ek-SecTelIry Of War, Belknap, are
here, butior what purpose is not known.
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AmcrIcan Henllh Assnrintinn

CHICAGO, September 25.-Ths annual
meeting Of the American Public Health
Association convened this P. ", With
tifty members present. DE-. John II,
Ranch presided. Mort. Dexter, Of Chica.
90, delivered an address Of welcome, in
which he stated that It's object was
practical benefit to the public, and mol
abstract topics.
DE-. Ranch delivered 40 address IN the
sanitary topography Of Chicago. Other
papers were also read. F
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NEW YoRx. September 25.- BuAines,
light with package houses. Jobbing trade
less active. Cotton goods quiet aud un'
changed. Prints moving slowly from
agentN hands. GinghamS In good demand,
Dress goods doing we'll aud all wool caSsi.
meres In fair demand. WOrsted coatings
steady demand. Foreign goods doing fairly,
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PHILApELRH1A, September a5.-FlOur-
Quiet Yheat-Firm; amber 81 Isal Sc.
Corn-Steady; yellow 60c, mixed 5sa59c.
oas-Flrmeri white western 35aS9c, west.
ern mixed Sic. Rye-Steady; 69a70c,
Pork-Sl4 00al4 80, Beef Hams-lsc.
Butter-FiImi Western Reserve at 22AaIc.
Eggs-Weaki western atl9Lo0c. Cheese =
Firm; western fancy l2 1IiAl3e. Petroleum.
Unsettled: crude 9Nc, refined li}ic. Whs
ky-steady; 81 19.
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cHErRsSE, W., September 95.-Al
DAWson's Tie Camp, 40 miles from Lara.
ME City, last evening, Tom Ryan, fore.
man for Dawson, was shot by one Charlie
Cowan, when third party named suod.
grass struck Cowan on the head with u
poker telling him, Ryan then arose and
took CoWan's pistol and beat Cowaus
head 10 Jelly, after which he expired.
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~, IoLEpo, September 26.-Flour-oulst.
" MheAt-Dull; No. / white Michigan held
~ y ~ amber Michigan Spot 81 S6I, Iel.
Ter October 81 945i, No. 2 red winter spot
and seller September 81 81, No. 2 DAYTON
and Michigan red 81 81. Cofn-Dull;
nigh mixed spot iGlfc, No. 2 spot IbKc,
seller October t6e, rejected 461c, Oats
Dull No. 2, 26lSc, Michigan 26c. Board
adjourned until Thursday.
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LITTLE Rock, September e5.-Last
week II. N. Cooper, Collector OF Internal
Revenue, made raid on some Illicit dis
tillers in the mountains west Of Hot
SPRING, and captured two and brought
them here to-day as prisoners. He also
got a large copper still, some mash and
tubs and destroyed the distillery,
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MysterIous DIsap penrauce.

BosroH ssptembSs .25.-Thrse trunks
containing $4,000 worth Of securities
which was deposited in the Cambridge
National Bank, have tnysteriously disap.
peared since the llth. Not the slightest
clue 10 the thieves. The trunks were
owned by Luther Slater, Oliver J. Rand
and L. r. Snow; the latter Is the Cashier
Of the Bank, #
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THE Ohio campaign is being warmed
up by a public debate between Senator
Stanley Matthews ior the Republicans
and General Ewing on the part Of the / n.
aatiOnist Democrats. They agree IN ar.
stng the reconciliation OF silver. Three
or four meetings show pretty clearly that
Ewing, though facile and ready, is nc
match for Matthews, who carries The
audiences with him. The other day, in
one OF these discussions, Ewing touched up
AattheWs on his reputed participation ia
the supposed compromise, whereby HAYES
agreed to withdraw the troops from Lou,
isiana and South Carolina in case he was
given the Presidency. 10 his reply, ,ayu
the Cincinnati EuqairG:
Matthews WaS jast mad enough owe,
the bargain and sale charge 10 come oul
strong, and warmed himself into some
thing like life. He said tho charge Wns !
lie, and denounced Furay as 4 public
slandeer. He sad he was never author,
lied by Hayes, by word or act, to MON,
Use anything In his iAme, and never dit
promise anything. He never spoke &c
John Young Brown or Senator Gordor
until after the Inauguration, and all that
be had ever sad 10 any one was that
tson what he knew Of Hayes, he knew
that he would carry out his letter Of ae-
eeptAnee aud the Republican platform, a,
nc understood II to the letter, and this be
had done. II there had been any foul
play, 1t WAs on thepart OF the Democratic
members Of Congress, who we're not vii.
ing 70 night Tor the Union, but were viii
ing to violate their pledged faith, plung
the country into war and iRbt ior oiFice
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Cincinnati Iron Market.
OFFlCE OF WILLIAM MKANs,
CINCINNATI. HeptembRF %

ENE1IVNN ~ ]
The condition Of the iron market Is a.
together unsatisfactory and holders are In.
elined to force sales at the risk OF making
conc ceslions.
The following quotations show The range
9l the market Tor all grades Of pig iron (at
Charcoal II. B. II. r. very choice, S2sa
2Si Charcoal, hot blast H. K, No. /, $2Sa25;
do No. 2, S25a22i do mill, S20a2l. Raw
coal and coke iron, No. ], $2I 6Oa24; do No,
2, S2O12li do mill, $lsal0. Hanging Rock
car wheel, S34a3Ti AlAbAmG do, $27aS2;
Georgia and Tennessee car wheel, $27aS0;
Salisbury car wheel, S87R39; old car wheels,
slsA2O; wrought 5Gfap, per 100 lbs, 95ci cast
scrap, per ID, Ifa5ic.
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EAST LIBERTY, September 25.-C&rrtE
Receipts to-day 6S cars or ,l56 head, al
for This market. Prime s. 95, good a 75I
8 90, common "a 00a4 90.
HoGs-ReoeiptS to-day 1880 head. York
eTS s. 50A5 20, PhiladelPhiaS s. 0Oa6 ~.
sHREP-Rsceips to-day $500 head. Sell
Ing at a eQa5 IS. I,,.--
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STATISTICS Of immigration recently
published embrace returns from 1890 to
1876 inclasive, showing that political
disturbances in Europe have always had
the ,iiect To increase immigration. The
sane result ia Observable when Europe
i. visited by any calamity. Inls32, dur.
lug the prevalence Of the Asiatic cholera
IN Europe, the number Of immigrants
va, reSrIy double what it was in 1891.
The same fact wa noticeable during the
Irish famine Ot lsi7 aud later during the
Franco Prussian war. The proportion
oi males to females is six to four. The
number OF German immigrants since
1876 ia 2,Si5, 1856; Of Irish, 2,OO9,447. Il
i, estimated that this year the total i'm.
migration will rot exceed $4,000, asmlIl.
er number than has come in any year
since 1898.
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CHICAGO, September 25.-The DrorerE
Journal reports CATTLE-Recsipts, 6, COO
shipments Sa5. Market lower, good ship
ping natives, 5aloc Of really good, s. Ola
Hods-Receipts, 1900; shipments,
2, 400; best shipping grades. heavy OF s. 75
% 9S; sales to packers, $5l0N5 Is; light
S5 50a5 55.
sHEEP--Reoeipb, 400; shipments, go;
fair to good, shippers, $3 90a4 so l
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+ CncAoo, September 25.-In tue sdpo,
rior Court this morning DR.. v. A, Tarpin
vas appointed Receiver Of the Fidelity
sAyings Bank, with bond at 100000.
The appointment meets With the Warmest
approval, the depOsiiofs being especially
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
By TELEGRAPH.
New York money an d stocks.

EEw YoRE. September 25.-MoXKY--
6a6 per cent. Prime mercantile paper Gas
per cent. Custom receipts $3ss,O0O. The
Assistant Treasurer disburSed Sl05. 900.
ClsGrings $l6 ,OoO, 900. Sterling quiet; long
l.S9h, short 4s6x.
GoLD-0Pened at l0SJ( aud closed at
l03M, Carrying rates i per cent. Borrow.
Ing rates fiat 10 2 per cent.
sIIyKR-At London unchanged. Here
silver bars are 81 22N, greenbaeIlS, 81 is3f
gold. Silver coin 4 per cent discount and
par.
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FIRE RECORD.
Destruction Of MiII Properly.

DErRo1r, September pa Gre broke
eutin small building adjoining Hart'l
lour mill, At North Lansing, at Ann
to-day, destroying Hart's -four mill, Para.
males wooden mill, sco6eld!s saw mill
and several other small buildings, and
for n time seriously threatened thI
greater portion Of the northern end Of thC
city. Aid Of the fire department wal
asked from Jackson, but at 9 o'clock III,
FIRE was got under control. The loss i,
estimated at 500 900; partly insured, but
nothing definite known.
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Lost with All on Board.

NLw oRLEASs, September 25.-Ths
reported loss Of the schooner Ocean
Wave, from hero with coal for Galveston,
is confirmed. She ioundesed of Calves.
ton on the 18th with all on board. Capt.
AicIRlyre and seven men were lost. :
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GOYKpNNEyTs-Dnll
RAILROAD BoNDs-Quitt.
STATE BOEps-StRady.

sTocEs-The coal shares fell Of . to >
per cent owing to reports Of speedy resumr.
tion OF mining. The remainder OF the list
was strong and higher, especially for
Granger stocks and Western Union. The
former advanced on the continued increase
In its earnings. Coal shares improved
slightly towards the close. One thousand
shares OF Western Union was bought In
under the rule t..dSy ON the account Of
Rufus Hatch. His embarrassment is be.
lieved to be only temporary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-26
NlRrIne News,

LONDON, September 24.-Stsamship.
Anehorfa from New York, Sardinia
from Montreal, and Herman LndRIg
from Halifax, arrived out. ~ =
NEW YoRK, September 25.-Arrived-
Steamer Russia from Liverpool.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-26

Z OMAHA, September 25.-The, parties
who robbed the Union Pacific train,ar,
believed TO have gone in northeasterly
direction from the line Of the road, anC
there is strong probability that the et
forts now being made for their capture
will prove successful,