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Destructive Lumber Fire near Truckee.
TRucKEE, January 20th.-A little after 10
o'clock this morning the report was brought
to town that the box factory and lumber
ysrd belonging to Richardson Brothers. on
Martis creek, was on fire. The fire train i'm
mediately left Tfuckee for the scene. Upon
arriving there it was found that the factory
had already heen destroyed, and the flames
were spreading to the adjacent piles of lum-
ber. In a few minutes o stream OF water was
playing on the fire, and with the aid OF many
willing hands it was soon under control. The
factory was situated on the Truckee river,
about four miles from the town of Truckee.
Tt was run by water power. The
IRE started about 9 o'clock this morn
ing, and originated in the roof, where
the stovepipe passed through. Within ten
minutes after the first alarm was given, the
whole roof was sheet of flame, and i5 spread
with frightful rapidity to every part OF the
building, in which was large amount of
very fine machinery and large stock OF
boxes and dry lumber. All of the hands en-
ploved in and about the factory worked hero
ically to confine the fire to the building aud
prevent it from spreading to the adjoining
lumber piles, and they did succeed in holding
it in check until the fire train arrived with
reinforeements, when it was soon under con-
troll. The loss will reach at least S15 600, and
it may be more There is an insurance OF
Sl4, 900 on the factory and lumber yard.
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SALT RHEgM.

SALT RHEgM.
Will Mcdonald, 2542 Dearborn street, Chicago,
gratefully acknowledges a cure Of Salt hheum on
head neck face, arms and legs for seventeen year
not able to walk except hands and knees for one
year not able to help himself for eight tried
hundreds of remedies doctors pronounced his case
hopeless permanently cured by the Cuticura Rem
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HANDSONE STRIPES for Ty@m2neG2ag
Dresses, 20 cents q gard. Cotton, Wool
and tS5th-nsiced Ilaid Goods, for the
same loae3pose, Is cents gard.
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CHTLDREN,S FELT SKIRTS, 25 cents );
LADIES' FELT SKIRTS, So cents !;
other kinds, up to $40 each.
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BREAKFAST Table LINEN, 5S
inches eCiOe, 40 and II f-t2 cents u gard.
(F093cy bJ26e and red 6Orde2.)
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WIRE MASKS !-QWite tt,a assortment re-
cejved by as, direct from France.
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LADIES' NOSCOW BEA VER HATS, 13
and 22 cents.
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Best u0late ace haze ever he'd ia WESP-
BROOMS. Price, Is cents. eastern
na0de.
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Land Cases Decided by the Register and
Receiver at Stockton.
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CALIFORNIA.

. Etc. Etc,
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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD
UNION
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TuE total population Of West Virginia in
,SsJwasGiS, Al, oiwhom j92, ,537 were white
anil . gs0 colorrd. The whole white native
n4le population Over2I years old was l23,-
~ foreign g,9OS, and colored G,SS+. The
total population Of Ohio county is $780,, ,
owAOm G,557777 are whites and $50 colored.
Tie white native males over 81 number
5Ti.SS, foreigners %,Ia9, and colored 26l.
Tie total population Of Brooke. county is
GOli, OF whom jg2S are whites and S. col.
on.l, The white native males over 81 are
I,.Ss, foreign 9GG, and colored 20. In Han.
ok the whole population is +,SS2, OF
ahOm lS5iare whites and IS colored. The
native white males over u are LILO, foreign
S, and coiored 5. The whole population oi
Marshal! county is $3.50, Of whom lS,S01
are whites, and a:;sj colored. The white
natve males over q are 3,S1755, foreign 464
coloted 81.
Jefferson comfy has the largest col
oNI population in the State (+,047,
Hanawha next (2,S7O) Gireenbriel
next Il,9S2l Berkeley next (l,92S) Mon
rcnext I, ,I2yl and Fayette t1,le2.) Thes,
are all the Counties that have 1000 Coloret
I,ople. Next to Ohio county, the Countiei
having the largest number Of male foreign
ems over 81 years old are Wool CSC
kanawha A., Marshall iG4, Mason 42l
Preston 81, Lewis POI, Serkely DIS
Taylor 2:S5, Mineral 2Ej, fayette eli
Wr&ei 2E', and I:rookc POS. All the res
Otthe Counties are under 200,
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at NIahatta, and from tho bold way in
which they attacked rs yesterday hoped
they sWOull Stand their vronnd io-I,v

at Maliatta, and from tho bold way In
which they attacked us yesterday hoped
they would Stand their ground to-day
They withdrew their guns, however, las,
night. They had twelve III action ycsterD
day: Tho force ut my disposal this morn.
Ing was the first division and all the Eng,
lish cavalry with sixteen guns. Ny inten.
tion WIS to pivot on my left ut the dam W.
took yesterday and swing around my right
to take tho cnemy's position In the ilanl;
and drive them into tho fresh water
canal, sending cavalry completely around
their positions 10 occupy the railway In
their rear, and il possible, capture their en.
gines md rolling stock. This operation was
very well carried out. All the heavy work
dcvolved on the cavalry and which
were well har died by Mai. Gen. Lowe.
lie attacked the rear Of the enemy, who
had large camp at Mahsamch railway
station, which he took, routing the enemy
with considerable loss and taking five
krupp guns, seyeniy.ilye railway carriages
laden with provisions and large quantity
OF ammunition and rifles. :
ALEXANDRIA, August o5.-The enemy
are working hard at their entertainments
Oh the other side Of the railway.
CoNsrASTiSorLE, August 95.-T.ord DUFF.
ierin today informed Said Pasha and AS.
sym Pasha that his go'crnmcnt yielding
to thel objections Of tho Sultan, were
prepared to waive the demand that any
movement Of the Turkish troops must be
iirst approved by the British.
ALEXANDRIA, August 25.-lt Is rumored
that Arabi Pasha accuses DE I.esseps with
having deceived him with false promises,
so MS to be able to sell the Suez canal 10 the
English, and he Inns set price on DE- Les.
sels' head.
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A EIIASrI.Y PRESENT,
"a 'hi'd sent by Express 10 n


v;I.rLS M;IhurLSlL llAyRS. August 25.-Dr.
,'I %I'a'tou', the Almskouse physician at this
F'ace' received box last evening by ex-
r''NS' believed 10 be from Port Carbon.
.me appearance OF the package somewhat
iL"eisha! L',i;, lie doctor, who, alter moments
GsI GGsSII'a,llon, ',, opened it and was horritied to
" "nu .l'a' 1t con,ained the dead body OF n
mrHIy.norn, healthy male child. An ex-
t,n'ns'ion .on was made by DR.. Without be-
S.S ~te lie summoned the Deputy Coroner,
s,;I "n1 taipanelled jury. The doctor
sAu That a week or ten DAYS ago
\ !ounr girl giving her name as
SSih! brennan. OF Frackville, called a.
ns once AMI asked ii she could not come
4" 1ne Ai'nstlouse one day, be confined and
.gGtn TO her home the next day. She was
;''u that this could not be done. ller OBJ.
~; ;WI was to conceal, il possible, her condi.
S?n W!i. rom her mother and brother. DR..
t"Mroni subsequently received a letter
nom htr sister, in which she made an an.
IVA! 10 him that she night come 10 that
institution and return the next day, thus
-fSo;dlng cxpNsare. a iurther exsminaion
~ ~ Tie box showed that it contained Il le,,e,
". Ge contents Of which confirmed the sus,
lIS"h that Miss Brennan is the mother oj
We chlld, which WAS born alive. The cans,
M; :, 'he child's death is unknown TO ,hejnry
.u'SH Wy hfennan will probably be arrested or
e elSfse ot intan,icidc.
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OVER THE RIVER Politics,
The Primaries TO-tiny-iIow the land
LIos Hetwecn Uptlc.raT nnd Tny Ior. In

A"SS toE Al
Sicnbcnrilie. -''''' - - So - 49, q
Special to the lu;elligcncer.
STEuDESyILLE, August % Tomorrow
the Congressional primaries will be held in
this county rs well as throughout the dis.
trict. There seems to be very little inter.
cst taken in the contest, especially outside
OF the city, and it is quite probable that
the townships will send their delegates to
the convention with about the same in.
structions received at the June primaries
In the city there will be Il hot fight over
the Second ward which was so closely con.
tested in June. A Taylor man intimated
rying the First ward and another
that Taylor would get the delegates from
the Sixth. The Taylor men are claiming
the loorman vote in this city. and II they
should receive this support, it will place
them upon strong fighting ground The
general voting population take but little
interest in the forthcoming contest, and
the leaders OF both factions Of the Republi
can party in the city can hope to accom-.
plish but little more than qualification o.
their power to govern and direct the
nomination Of candidates. There is nc
question as 10 the nomination Of Updesrai
NJ Barnesville let the result be what it MAY
in this city. updcGraT has but few warm
personal friends in this city, while Taylo,
is but little known. Viii! all tho circum
stances taken together, it is reasonable to
predict that upAegraE will receive 4 largt
number OF Taylor votes on Saturday
not from any warm feeling ior Updegraf
or any dislike OF Taylor, but simply as ar
cxpediency.
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MIR. Goun's G0AYHsrIOE.
How 1t Dudsr,i the Tariff Question ri
Weston.


Weston.
i will be seen from the following plat
iorn, adopted al Weston on Thursday,
tia; the Democracy OF the First District
coaplrteIy dod:el the Tariff question.
NT. Palmer, Of lirooke county, from the
Committee on Resolutions, presented the
ioloSIn. report, which WIS adopted:
We, the Democrats OF the First Con-
grrssional district OF West Nirginiu, in con.
Sratiun assembled. affirm our adherence
TO the following principles rs the cardinal
doctrines Of our party:
Firt-ElUal and exact justice to all
men; the support OF the State Govern
Uehts in all their rights; the preserva.
ton OF the General Government in its
TEole constitutional vigor; Il Jealous care
.! tie right OF election by the people; tine
supremacy Of the civil over the military
authority, economy in public expense, the
honest payment OF our debts and sacred
Reservation OF the public faith, the ar
nignment OF NIL abuse at the bar oil public
r,al~ln, freedom Of religion, freedom OF the
Enss, freedom oi reason under the protec-
Ton OF habeas corpus.
Stcond-.W .Weare opposed 10 the practice OF
the Republican party OF levying political us
stsslncnts upon office holders, and we favor
reform in the civil service vi the Federal
Government so that all subordinate oil-
ces shall hold their offices by fixed ten
urtS and promotions shall be by merit,
ARd no removals shall be made except for
carlSe
Third-We 1enouucc the extravagant MP.
NOriatiOns of the late session Of Congress,
increasing the expenditures Of the peoples
money more than $4,000, 600, in excess OF
the last Democratic Congress.
Fourth--We declare that the Demo.
cratic party is now, us it has ever been
The friend Of the people and the ioe
Of all monopolies; that We are opposed
oany system OF legislation that tends 10
ioSteT the power OF such monopolies,
and particularly to that species oil legisla.
lion that disGriminates in favor OF rail
'osd corporations and against the peo.
PIE; and We are in favor oithe enforcement
Of the loricitures OF the public lands
granted by Congress to railroad companies
anddemand tha,all OF the public landsshall
hereafter be held by the Government for
actual settlers or for educational purposes y
Notaworl on the tariff, yea or nay, in
The above. Mr.. Turner, OF Harrison, ap-
parenily got in his work on the committee
@Socd advantage, 10 the extent OF pre-.
venting Any expression on this subject.
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Free Th.nKcr.i Con,.nrIon.

WATKINS, n. y, August e5.-Seven hun.
dEod delegates were in attendance on the
Free Thinkers Contention today. The
following Committee on the establishment
OF Free Thought University was per
iected: Colonel Ingersoll, CORTLAND Pal
mer, n. y; Hon. A. B. Badford, Pa.
Geo. Chainey, Boston; ]. II. Burnham
Mich; G. il. Walzer, No.; Elizabeth Cady
Stanton, MI, Colonel NJ. E. Billings, Ia.
Ex-Governor Chas. Robinson kan.; Hon
G. 3. Waite. ILL.,; John +. Engle, y. C.
lion. G. Il, Walzer, founder OF the town o
Siberia, in Missouri, made IN appeal fol
aid for the Liberal Orphan Asylum
being established there. Over 500, OBI
have been rnised 10 aid the move
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PGoyIDEScE, + l., August 99.-F. p.
Moulton, purchasero the GanoRchet estate,
was rcpulsed from the property yesterday
by ey-Gov, Sprague, To-day Trustee Chat.
fec with his lawyer went down to put
Moulton in possession, and found the
place occupied by men hired and armed BY
Sprague. An anomalous flag was flying on
the house, and armed men Werp on the
roof and lawn and at the various cntrances.
Alter an interview with Sprague's boy,
who said entrance would be resisted by
rifles and gattling guns, Trustee ChaGeo
DECIDED to withdraw and give, the State Of
Rhode Island q Change to enforce the law.
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The Rei.lInutlcd hRn Chcercd on the
Recent OftiIe Verdict.


LrXESBURG, Va, August 25.-At five
o'clock last evening the case OF Garland,
for the killing o! Addison in duel, was
given to the jury, and after fifteen minutes
deliberation it came in with verdict OF
not Guilty. As soon rs the verdict WIS an.
nounced the crowd lett the courtroom
cheering, while the prisoner was warmly
congratulated by his friends. Dur
ing the absence OF the jury the
prisoner amused himself whiting 4
stick, with his father occupying seat neSt
TO him. In the case OF the Commonwealth
VS.. W. W. Boswell and John a. Roach
charged as accessories 10 the murder o..
Addison, the Commonwealth's Attorney
entered nole prosequi, and the accused
were discharged. The father OF the pris.
oner says the only thing he blames his son
for is because he did not 90 to Addison
with q shotgun loaded with buckshot, de-
pand retrar,ion OF his insulting language,
and. il not re,raeted, for.him lthe prisoncsl
to have shot deceased \ down.
He (the father OF the ac-
cused) says il the affair was TO BIZ
done over again he would only want his
son 10 act rs he did. The prisoner says
that while he is sorry for the death OF Ad.
Olson, he (Garlandl has no remorse OF con.
science for acting As he did. The prisoner,
after being acquitted, left for the residence
Of AIr. W. W. Boswell, his brother-in.law,
who lives seven miles from here. The
jury was composed Of plain, simple farm.
ers, from the extreme upper and lower
ends Of the county. The Oldest is about
sixty-liye years OF age, the youngest twenty
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wrestling Whistler.

Kansas CRY, Mo, August 25.-The catch.
as.you.can wrestling match tonight be.
tween Tom Cannon, oi England, and CIar.
ence Whistler, Of this city, for $3.50 side,
was won by tho latter. Cannon won. tho
frst iall in eight minutes, Whistler the sec.
end in four minutes and the third in five
minutes. Both were in good form and the
match was harmonious throughout. The
betting was two TO one on Whistler. This
afternoon Whistler sen, telegram 10
Richard Fox, OF the Police Ga.,it-, Offering
TO wrestle Joe Acton, the Grnt o. Roman
wrestler, tor from 81, 900 10 5000, at Gin
cinnati,' Chicago, Kansas City, but had re-
ceived no reply up to 10 o'clock tonight.
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MOnMoXINSANE ASYLUM.
An English Gem Ien,nn's Experience In
SnIi Lake CITY.

Salt Lake city.
SALT LAKE Cry, August o5.-This morn
ing Hon. G. A. Tucker, an English gentle.
man from New South Wales, with letters Of
introduction to the Governors OF States,
asking permission to visit the insane
nsyluus and jails, publishes a letter in the
Tribune giving 4 description OF his visit to
the Utah Insane Asylum here. Yesterday
accompanied by United States Marshal
Ireland, and Mr.. Neal, oil Louisville, KY.
the iather-iu.la@ OF Gov. Murray, Mr.
Tucker visited this asylum, which is under
the charge of DR.. Seymour Is. Young
nephew OF Brigham Young, and three Nor.
mon Commissioners.
Mr.. Tucker says he found twenty.one
patients-nine females and twelve males
in the most filthy condition Imaginable
Some were in iron cages outside the main
building, while others were in irons, bound
hand and foot. OF these patients two were
perfectly sane. and have no idea why they
are confined. One Of these sane persons is s
man named Sherman, who has been con.
fined for ten years. He WIS robbed OF his
wife by Mormon polygarnlst and has
been confined in this place ever since. He
appears to be 4 gentleman who has seen
better days. and is from the East. This
man is in one OF the cages in the yard
which he has fixed in = tasty manner with
crude tools OF his own.
A daughter OF John Taylor was formerly
confined in this asylum, but has been re-
moved to q private house. Her insanity
was caused by her father endeayoring tc
force her into polygamv.
The inmates OF the in.ti,I,ion are pun
ished with aclub and strap-tlle club fol
men, the strap for women. slr. Tucker
closes by uaying: 81 have, during the las
four months, visited four asylums in New
South Wales, three in Victoria, two iy
Adelaide, two in Tasmania, three in New
Zealand, one in Honolulu, three in Cali
iornia, one in Nevada and the one In Utah
and in no instance have ! seen sights SC
terrific IS those Of to-day"
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rrhc Jcnnncttc Survivors.

WASHINGTON, August 95.-Lieut John
W. Danenhowcr passed through the city
to-day en- route for Capon Springs, W. Va.
He says his report Of the circumstances
attending the loss of the Jeanette will not
be ready before September 18th.
Acting Secretary OF the Navy Walker 10.
day received q cable message from Minis
Ter Hunt stating that Lieut.. Berry, OF the
Rodgers, and Chief Engineer Melville
and Noros, Of the steamer Jeannette, left
St. Petersburg yesterday for Liverpool viz
Berlin, where they will be joined by Mn
derman, another survivor OF the Jeannette.
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MISSOURI REPUBLICASS.
The G1obe-DenIocrnt C0nnrnts Upon
tficActIon OF the state Committee.

ne SIODesIPTi0cFUt NotuIttHtS Np0n
the Action OF the state Committee.
ST. LOUIS, August 25.-The GioJe. Demo.
crat referring to the action OF the State
Committee Yesterday, says, editorially, this
morning: The Republican State Central
Committee OF Missouri, to all intents and
purposes, departed this life yesterday. Its
usefulness is as completely gone as that Of
an old FASHIONED, broken hank note. BY
its unwNrranted assumption in presuminE
10 exert n power that was never granted 10
it, it forfeited its right to exist, and
its mandates will hencelorth be
needed by the Republican masses
in the STATED no more than il
they were so much waste paper. The
foreknowledge Of the cut.and.dried action
OF the Committee WIS sufficient, OF itself
TO start strong and Overwhelming move!
ment in the party toward the holding Of a
Convention, ,and it was only kept in check
to give the Committee chance TO estab:
liGh its loyalty, aud to render qnteuahle
any possible charge OF iuconsiderGtenes5
Now that the Committee has seen fit to
throw away that chance, the delayed prep.
arations for the convention will 90 on with
due celerity, and that the convention will
be carried out successfully no one who un.
derstands the present temper Of the vas,
majority OF Republicans in the State can
| doubt,
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PITTSBURGH,
Washed Out.

GALVESTON. TEX, August 25.-The Neu,
oi Dallas says: No through trains on the
Texas & Pacific since Wednesday. Another
wash out occurred this morning at Grand
Prairie. cutting of communication ut
Dallas and Fl. Worth.
GALVESTON, TEX, August ga .Ne,r,
Concho special says: Heavy rains from s
i. n. until . to-day filed the north and
main Concho and innndatins the town Of
San Angel and Ben Franklin, and wash
ing away houses, hotels and stores. The
loss, 1t is estimated, will run up into the
thousands. No loss OF lie is reported.
The people have all fled to adjoining hills,
awaiting the subsistence OF the water. The
river is now slowly falling. - -
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oscar HANGED Ix ErrIuY.


SrRiSG LAKE, August oj.-Therc was q
iunny scene on the beach yesterday. An
etIigy Of Oscar Wilde swung from the top
Of tho lofty pole which bears tho flag Of the
bathing industry. Oscar, who was 10
lecture here tonight, was announced rs in.
tending to bathe in the surf nj II this
morning. This announcement brought an
immense crowd to the beach. Tho people
Anticipated a great treat, for COIN
paratiyely few Of them had ever seen the
much advertised apostle. OF 'cstheticism
and none OF them had seen him in the
surf. Eleven o'clock cameand passed and
the waiting throng showed signs OF disap.
poiutment. Some blamed Oscar, Others
blamed his managers and some blamed
themselves for having subjected them.
selves to the risk Of being badly sold just
for the sake Of gratifying their curiosity.
As soon MS il was generally known that
the usthete had not arrived ut Spring Lake
Mt MI the keepers OF the bathing houses
prepared II stuffed image OF him. They
parted It's flowing hair in the middle, robed
II III u secOnd.best bathing suit with knee
breeches and fastened n huge sunilower OIL
its bosom. A pair Of conets ornamented
its chest and waist. 1t was by no means u
handsome figure. Amid great applause
from boys and others they attached this
spurious Oscar 10 the rope and ran II up TO
the top OF the tlag.pole, where, with Japa-
ncsc par.sol in ilshand, its~ung and hung
and swayed back and forth In the breeze.
They did not treat the elIlgy 10 the indig.
nifty Of hanging it by the neck, but placed
the suspending rope under the arm.pits.
The reason for this elevation OF the stuff.
ed Oscar by the bathing men was that "he
had gone back Oh them" 1t was not
clearly ascertained that the announcement
OF Mr.. Wilde's intention TO bathe was OF.
fetal, nor was it clear thatthe people had
suffered any damage by bis not bathing be-
yond the disappointment md the loss OF
time. Some Of the more conservative ones
objected to the proceedings as MI unwar.
ranted indignity. The young people, es.
pecially the boys, regarded it as n good
joke. There was no excitement, nor were
any efforts made TO tear the etlgy down.
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SOMI. PARTICULARS
About tho Tnrnins ar the New York
t..Ac !:rIe IL Mrsicril Elevator.

BUFFAla, August 225.-The loss al life in
the burning Of the New York, Lake Erie
& Western Railroad Company's elevator is
now definitely ascertained TO be five
John c. Bounar, engineer; John Kemp;
machinist; Charles Auterbach, bin
sweeper James II. Lee, weigh.
master, and Timothy nriscoll, sweeper.
Two bodies were recovered this morning,
hut were so irightiully charred As
to be unacceptable. Nothing positive il
yet known rs to the cause Of the explosion,
although the supposltion isthat it is due TO
an explosion Of gas The entire loss is es.
timated at St0l ,0l0. The elevator is esti.
mated 10 have been worth S25O,OOO, the
wheat, corn and oats stored therin SI5n,.
00l, the freight shed ;,,011. and the freight
and lumber 5000. There wis an insur-
ance oil $4,000 on the building and gen
eral insurance OIL the grain. ..-.~-..-.