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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-08-24
JOHN FRANKFORT.
lis KETURN To MS OLD QUARTERS

How He Looks ana what He Has to Say
Glad TO be IN Lancaster-He
Wants Another Cell.
John Frankford, the celebrated criminal
who has been''visiting" in Chester county
for the past few months, was handed over
to Prisonkeeper Burkholder, of this county
yeterday. That officer arrived in town
lasteveniag,a at 5:20 with his prisoner who
is now back in his old quarters occupying
cell No. z, which is an iron clad one on the
the ground floor of the prison. The pris.
oner gave Mr.. Burkholder no trou-
BILE whatever on his return to
this city, and seemed glad to get
back 10 his old quarters. A reporter of
Ibis paper called on him to. day aid had a
chat with him. He was attired in q new
suit of stripes which are very clean and
neat. Since last seen in West Chester his
appearance has greatly changed. Al
though still stout he looks thin in the face
and states that 10 he lost between ten and
fifteen pounds since he was first arrested.
He HOw wears full beard of its natural
color instead oi the fierce looking dyed
moustacbe winch formerly adorned his up.
per lip Over MS blind eye he wore neat
little green pa: ch. He says his health is
not coed, as he is troubled with kidney
disease. lie was quite communicative
and seemed anxious to talk. His opinion
of the Chester county authorities rs not
very exalted and does not speak we'll of
his treatment by them. He was not at all
surprised al the result Of his trials, for, as
he says, they were Influenced by prejudice,
he could have been convicted tor almost
any crime there. The men who sxore
against him made many different kinds of
statements, especially ia regard to his
personal appearance. Before the trials
no was always anxiously awaiting
expected TO be returned to Lancaster. He
did not go on the witness stand for this
reason and called no witnesses. He says
he is glad that he is back again among
people with whom he is acquainted and if
he was a free man to day he would lead
an honest and upright life in this city. He
blames Charles Gibson. his sonin law, for
many of his mislecis and claims that if it
had not been for him he would not have
gotten into the trouble for which he 10
ceived the lcng sentence in this city.
During the time that he was cut of
prison he lived a greater part of his
time in Philadelphia, where he had three
different jobs Of wo. k, at which he was
receiving good WAGES, but he could not
remain at Ii, ~ he was constantly stun
bling over someone rom Lancaster whom
he kucw. Many OF them did not know
him and other M:!' ne spoke to would not
give him away lie says that he under
stands his vile /" getting divorce from
him but there las never been any diff
Guilty between them. He is only unable to
support her Or family while locked up. He
is somewhat dissatisfied with the cell in
which he is now, aud would would rather
be up stairs. net because it is less secure
up there, but it would hs more beneficial
to his heath.
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F1cm Col. }. Mar.icr, or Me- York: :"
have suffered severely tor the last ten Years
from Hay Fever in early ana midsummer and
IN the fall. desire in the interest of my fel.
low sufferers tOtesttfy in favor OF Elys Cream
Balm. NY short use of il demonstrated its
efficacy. j. MAIDHOF, 40l Broadway.
can recommend Eiy's Cream Balm to re-
l'eve all persons suffering from RI Sc Colo and
Hay Fever. have been !; great sufferer from
these complains ana have used it. have re-
commended II to many of my friends tor Ca
tirl h, antt in III eases whcr2 they have used
the Balm freely they have been cured. y.
KENNEr, Dry Goo is Merchant, Ithaca, N. Y.
au:GGwdeOdSw
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WEDDING Bells

Ine Marriage u. AIss GA.hariup kefisr and
Eir. EIcnard l.. Head.
Harrisburg Patriot.
Miss Catharias keIsr, daughter Of the
late John Kefier, of Lancaster, and Mr..
Richaid l.. Head, chief clerk in the SUPER
intcndent's s office OF the Pennsylvania Il.
Il this city, were united in the holy
bonds OF matrimony last evening at the
pro cathedral, Rev. Father Mcbride pro
nonncing the ceremony. The couple were
attended to the altar by Mrs. William
Sweeney and Grant Wescntt, OF New
ya.ls, niece and nephew oi the groom.
J h,ISe present at the services were julius
LDw and wife, of PIttsburg Joseph Head,
Lat,obe; Ms. John Head, Greensburg /;
Miss WeHtcott, Ph.iadelphia; Prof. Keffer,
and wife, Lancaster Mrs. Kline, Lancas-
ter ; DR.. Fn:nias A. wife, Philadelphia
O. q. Smith and w.fo, John Keffer and
Mrs. Ann keiler, Harrisburg Miss Emma
Marshall, Lancaster David Mcdonnell
and wife, Harry J. Steele and wife, and
Mr. aid Mrs. Dr.. .. A Rahter, Harris
bug. At tbs conclusion of the nup.
tial ceremonies L reception was given
at the resid5IGD of DIR. Rahtcr,
200 Walnut stIc2t, wi;ere Mr.. and MIS-
Head will make their future home. Mrs.
HeaG rs COUSIN OF DlIS. Dr. hanter.
There were many Intimate friends present
and on elegant collation. was served about
10 o'clock, after the congratulations to the
happy ccuplC were over. Tho wedding
GIFTS were elegant and numerous, among
the ..uraer being L handsome bronze
cl,cii, :; solid silver ice pitcher with COB
let's and dripping bowl, from the officials
and clerks at the Pennsylvania station.
MI and Mr.. Head IsGt on the midnight
train east in I; special car for New York,
accompanied by few friends, Their
wedding tour viii b. :.n extended one.
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A BAD :..;a.
Il Rival 10 Ria PSi klhS.

Last night about II o'clock Chief of
Police Dcichler found 4 little boy about s
years Of age sitting in front of the court
house. He took the youngster in charge
and asked him who he was aud what he
was doing there The little fellow said he
had 10 homo his father and mother were
dead. and he had to get along as best he
could. He was asked where he got his meals
and where he lodged. He answered that he
begged his meals and lodged under
the large trees in the reservoir grounds
The chief asked him who did his wash
ing and he answered that he washed them
himself. that he went down to the creek
took off his clothes, washed them in The
stream and hung them on the bushes until
they were died The chief asked him if
he had no relatives. He answered that he
had some cousins and aunts, but they
lived away down south, and ho had an
uncle named Durham, living in Pitts
burg. The chief took him to the station
house, notified the mayor of the case, and
the little waif was about being sent
to the children's home, when some OF g
came along who recognized his face as
being quito familiar. A further investi-
cation showed that the little fellow was
native of this city, son of Biddy Daily !;
and that he has 4 very comfortable home
with his grandmother. Mrs Dunn, of
East Walnut street. He was taken to is
grandmother's and she was made ac-
quainted with the yarns the young IA seal
had teen spinning. She showed the eff
Ger two or three good suits Of
clothing belonging to him and said she
had great trouble in keeping him at home.
and that there was not word Of truth in
anything he had told the mayor and chief
of police. He was handed over to the care
Of his mother with promise that if he
again run off and was captured he would
BE- sent to the house Of refuge. Should
Master Daily have luck he may some day
secure as high reputation for veracity as
is row enjoyed by Eli Perkins or clay
hawker" Woodward
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No Cause for Alarm.

New YORK, Aug. 24.-Dunn & Co., re
port generally favorable conditions exist
ing for the autumn business and the de
probation of values IN Wall street is re-
garded as hopeful sign that speculation
has been divorced from legitimate bust
ness to a greater extent than was supposed
Business throughout the country has beer
we'll managed during tho past week. The
year will be one Of vast production. Fail
ures for the past week show some.decrease
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SIR. WALTER RALEIGH.

His behavior wncn Led Upon the Scat.
fold.
Gentlemau's Magazine.
1t was bitterly cold October morning,
rendered all the more sharp by cutting
east wind, and as Raleigh assembled the
scaffold and perpared to address the vast
mob that thronged the palace yard his
limbs, enfeebled by confinement and ill
health, trembled SO vis;bly that he could
scarcely support himself. The sheriff,
observing this debility, offered to help his
ill fated charge down from the scaffo!d
and take him to fire, SO that being
warmed he might be the better able to de-
liver his dying speech. 'NO, good Mr..
Sheriff." said Raleigh, "let US dispatch,
for within this quarter of an hour mine
ague will come upon me, and if l be not
dead before then mine enemies will say that
quake for fear" Then, holding on by the
rail of the scaffold, he faced the crowd and
thus began {" thank God heartily that
He hath brought me into the fight to die,
and that He hath not suffered me
to die in the dark prison of the tower,
where have suffered great deaf of mis-
cry and cruel sickness and thank God
that my fever hath not taken me at tho
time, as 1 prayed to God il might not"
After this preface he proceeded to deal
with the charges brought against him. He
denied that he ever entered into any plot
with France, though he admitted, to
save his life, he had attempted to
escape into France. He denied
that he had ever been coun.
selled by Lord Carew, and other lords to
fly the country, or that he had ever offered
Sir Lewis Stukeley money to assist him in
escaping. But, indeed" he ~acknowl-
edged, 81 showed him q letter that if
he would 60 with ME there should
be order taken for his debts when he
was gone neither had 100000 to give
him, for if had had SO much l could
have made my peace better with it in the
other ways than in giving it to Stukeley."
He declared that his only object in start
ing for Guiana was to discover the miIe
which really existed there. He denied
that he ever intended to desert his men
when at Trinidad, as had been alleged, Or
that he had beea forced to return
home by his men against his will. Nor
was it true that he had carried with him
to sea numerous pieces, and that the only
object of his voyage was to get money into
his hands he had taken out but little
money, and such as he had taken out be
had bought back. "These are the ma
terial points" he concluded, l thought
good to speak OF, and l am now at this in
stant to render an &C ount to God and
protest, rs shall appear before Him. this
that have spoken is true, and hope /
shall be believed"
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SECOND EDITION.
FRIDAY EVENING. AUG. "a. 1883.
FROM THE WEST,
OVER ACKOSs iHE FKAIRIES.

"A free Trade Convention to Be Held in
Kansas City-Paddy Ryan Likely
All Right.
KANSAS CITY, No., Aug. 24.-The Mis-.
souri, Free Trade league, of which ex ;.
Governor Phelps is president, has issued
an invitation to all who oppose protec-
tive tariff and favor genuine reform in the
revenue laws, to a conference at st. Louis
on October second, for the discussion of
the question. The meeting will be non.
partisan, and all organizations sympathiz.
ing with the movement are invited to send
delegates, and individual sympathizers are
also invited.
An Interesting Case.
An interesting case was concluded yes
teIday in the district court at WyandOtte,
Kansas. :: John Hardis & Co., bankers, of
Olathe, Kansas, failed recently with
$50, 900 of liabilities and merely nominal
assts. John Harris was indicted under q
recent statute making 1t a felony for .
banker to receive deposits knowing his
bank to be in a failing condition. A
change of venu was taken to Wyandotte
and yesterday the defendant was found
guilty upon the first of five presentments.
The extreme penalty is five years impris.
Onment
Paddy Ryan Doubtless " Shot" With Rum,
CHICAGO, Aug. A.-Numerous reporters
kept up a prolonged search yesterday for
the alleged wounded pugiIist, Paddy
Ryan. Nopositive information is obtain
able, and it is thought that Ryan was not
shot at all but is off on big spree.
Fatally Shot Each Other.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. 24-A special dis.
patch from Nevada, Mo-, says: John
Smith shot James Blue while tho latte r
was on the roof of his own house. Blue,
as soon as he descended, seized q shot gun
and opened fire upon Smith. Both parties
were wounded fatally.
A Western Fire.
BRAsHEAR, Missouri, Aug. 34.-Fire
yesterday morning destroyed the post
Office, threo stores and carpenter shop.
The loss is 50, 600.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-08-24
THE TERRIBLE SEQ ShI
The Sad Scenes Witnessed In its Path.

The Sad scenes Witnessed In its Path.
ROCHESTER,, Mimi, Aug. 24.-The
streets were crowded with strangers
yesterday. In the afternoon q fu-
neral procession was formed and
proceeded to Oakwood cemetery, whsre
the interment of eleven bodies, the
victims Of the terrible cyclone. took place.
Mr.. Buick, another of the victims, died in
the afternoon. His family consisted of
nine members. His wife and two children
were killed instantly and two other child
rem are expected to die from their injuries.
Dispatches from the surrounding coun.
try show that the cyclone left in its path
nothing but ruin.
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-Four Persons Drowned

PORTLAND, Me-. Aug. "a. - Emma
Gould, of Boston, Eddie Little, of Wash
ington, D. c., and two Others unknown,
one of them child, were drowned while
bathing at Wells beach yesterday morn =
ing. They ventured too far and were
carried out by the under tow. They were
some distance from the other bathers and
no help could be rendered them. Up to
last night none of the bodies had been re-
covered.
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Live Stock Trtsee

Observation-Disclosures, l3,COO head ; ship
nents. 3,7CO head market dull and iOl0,5c
lower; packing, 81 5JI4 81 packing ana
shipping. 30 00E 30; light, IS 3OI5 IS skips,
S3 5O0o5 90
Cattle-Receipts. 1850 head; shipments,
.,1OO ncad market brisk and firm: exports.
common to medium. $iD5.
Shcep-Receipts. 400 head; shipments, 400;
fair, s2e1a 70; good, s. 25; choice, $s Is.
EAST --Cattle-Receipts lO7 head ::
market slow at yesterdays prices.
Hogs-Rcceipts, 1.o65 head: market firm :;
PLiladelphfas, 8 40D5 GO: Workers. q 7Oa5 9O
Sheep-Heceipts, 400 head market siow at
yesterdays prices.
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An Ingenious KObber.

EAsToN, Aug. PA man last evening
entered the drug store Of d. E. Becker,
this place. and presenting bottle to the
clerk, Charles Killian, asked him to taste
its contents. Killian did as requested and
soon after became unconscious. The
stranger then robbed the money drawer OF
about $25 and departed. after dragging
Killain into the cellar, where he was found
by the proprietor some time afterwards.
He remained unconscious for several
hours. He is still seriously though not
dangerously ill.,
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SKIN lslacRSaG.

';Sw:.yre'5 ointment" CnreS tho H04: tnvat
'Swayne's Ontment"}
"Swayne's Ointment"S crate cases of skin dis
''swayne'S Ointment"I
"Swayne's Ointment' eases, such as letter
"SwayIc'S Uintment'S r ,.:,,, ,,,,,
-SwaynG's O!ntmGnt') '' i''e"''' 'S'''''' i'''h'''
''Swayno's Ointment bal,er'S itch, sores all
''Swlyne's Ointmonr'S ,,, ,,
''Swayne's Ointment" u "~I>' "'''iy' 'ie"'Is
'%Tayno's ointment" ei:n ":urtinnS an!
SWayne's Ointment ,,o, ,,;,; ~
"SwaynG'S 0intGcnt"l } ~ ''''i i'7'''is c'''ii'
"Swayne's Ointment" pllint. itching piles
''Swayne's Dintment"S t,<. ,,o..,,,o,
"Swaynas Dintmant"l ''i' '''S ''iSc'"s.1 cure
'Swayne'S Ointment" TO matter how 0!,s1i-
"S"a,'Eo'a Ointment" nate or long standing.
Ask for It and use no other. 1T CURES
" we're :.i else tails. Sold by Gll iru.gists
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PH1LApsLPHrA, Aug. A.-Elour steady.
Rye nonr scarce at IS 75kl.
Wheat dull and lower; No. Western Red
u l60l l6H; No. 8 do, q l2k; No. I Pa.
ReI. 81 lSH; No. 2 do. 81 IL.
Corn scarcess; sail yellow at6ll65c; do mixed,
'oSoic NO. Mixed and Yellow, 5S05lc.
Oats steady and fair demand; No / White.
Mixed, 35k036c.
Rye at 63065c
Seeds unchanged.
Provisions steady.
Lard steady.
Butter freely offered, with but few buyers.
Eggs steady.
Whisky at q 10
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Guarding Against YoIIow rever

WASHINGTON, Aug, 4.-In reply to a
telegram from the commandant at the
navy yard. Pensacola, the surgeon general
to day authorized the employment of five
policemen to make house to house in
spection and directing that all cases OF
yellow fever be treated at quarantine hos
pital
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Did He liuplOro FUrglvenoSS !?

A man, who, from papers found in his
possession, is supposed to be W. f. Murty
of Bergen, Thursday committed suicide at
Sparrowbush. three miles from Port Jer
Wis. N. Y. He saw a train approaching
on the Erie road and ran and threw him
self in front of the eugine, at the same
time lifting his hacds as If in prayer.
His head was completely severed from his
body.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-08-24

ETPLAIN TALK FROM DR. SwAYNR-IO Whonl
IL May Concern: Itching Piles IS one OF, the
most annoying complaints known to physt-
clans. Every one can tell whether he Is thus
afflicted by observing the following symp-
toms :: Intense itching, particularly after get
ting warm. 1t seems as II pin worms were
crawling In or about the rectum. Small Jumps
sometimes form. The private parts are often
affected. Tho more yOu scratch the worse the
itching. Knowing that my ointment Is super
lor to any article in the market, guarantee it
to cure tho worst case OF itching piles in exist
ence.
(Signedl, H.SWAYNE, n. ID.
DIR. Swaync's Ointment is also a pleasant and
effective cure tor letter, itch, salt rheuIn cry
sipelas, BARRIERS itch, pimples, and Oil scLy.
crusty, itchy skin eruptions. Sold by all
prominent druggists, Or will be sent for 80 cts.
Tin &c. stamps), boxes, sl.o5. address, Dr.
SwaJne g Son, Philadelphia. Pa.
octls-lydTu. .Th&S&w
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Gold Medals Awarded.

The treasury department has awarded
gold medals to Joseph Cardran and Alfred
Cadran for herOism ia having saved from
drowning William Marshall, Edward
Chambers and Edward Lasley, keeper and
assistant keepers of the Spectacle Reed
light house station Oh Lake Huron, ON the
18th OF April last.
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VIVA. Farl speacer Homes

DUBLIN, Aug. 24.-Earl Spencer, the
lord lieutenant, speaking at Cork last
evening said he trusted tina. the days of
bitterness. crime and agitation in Ireland
were past and that the country conld look
forward to practicable measures in politics
and prosperity in the land"
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DUnLIu sALE-wILL BE SOLD AT rhE
il uieSt.r uQnse IIIESNAY EYENING

vJObLAO SAAE-"XAkS BE SO1SD AZ
i Hester iiOnse, on TU ESDAY EVENING.
SEPTEMBER 4, less. all that Valuable resi-
dencc. with side yard, situated No. 20l East
Orange street. The HOUSE Is three-story,
Brick, with two and a.half story Brick Back
Building, containing IL rOOms. This property
Is built in the most substantial manner of th,.
best material. in central and In one OF tn.
beat locations. The House f. conveniently
laid out and furnished with closets, gas, sta
tionary washstand, bath with hot and COLI
water, patent water closets, etc. The four prin.
cipal rooms have marble and slate mantel5
the kitchen has range with hot and cold water
gas, closet. sink, ETC., and communicates with
wash kitchen. The whole property has the
best sewerage, the cellar has cemented floor
and one of Reynolds furnaces to heat the en-
tire house. fountain yard, fruit trees, hytlrant
cistern with pump ash pit, all good pave.
ments and walks.
This property will be sold On reasonable
terms, u portion OF the purchase money can
remGin charged ON the premises il desired.
Sale ts commence at " O'Clock D. m.. an.,
conditions make known by
W.D. SPRECuER a
SHUBERT 4 SUTTON, Aucts. {
az, sos 81, I'd \
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A Cough, cold or sure Yi,raat

AcIuires Immediate attention. A neglect ir.
rit4:os the luns5s and an incurable disease Is
often the result. DIR. SWAiNE'S COM.
POUND SYHUp WILD CHERRY cures the
NOT severe coughs ana colds, acts directly on
TIM; lungs, throat and chest. purifes the blood
,nd for bl onchial, asthma, all pulmonary at.
'cctions OF ltng standing, isthe best tremedy
ever discovered. Price D cents and 81 rer
bottle. The largo size is TIE most economical,
sold NV all best druggists fia-MW&FlvdEw "
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a Charter Granted.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Aug. 4.-A charter
was granted to day to the Sporting Life
publishing company, of Philadelphia,
with q capital stock of $4,000. The OBJ
ject of the company is to publish weekly
journal devoted entirely to athletic and
other sports.
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INsT TIE OF JOSEPH MANNER Lars
IL OF Lancaster City. dec'i.--Letters OF al
ministrafion on said estate having Deen grant
cd TO the undersigned, all persons indebted
thereto are requested to make immediate nav
ment, and those having claims or dema.,ls
aga nst the same, will present them without
delay for settlement to the undersigned.
WI II BUCKIUS,
A. T.. RFINoHHL. Administrator.
Attorney. al4-6tdTu
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Arrested on Hail I'fece,

John Brimmer charged with malicious
mischief in breaking tho lock from the
door of the lookup some weeks ago, and
who was released on bail was yesterday
surrendered by his bail, Daniel Tammany
and re-ariested by Officer Smith and locked
up for trial.
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Toll What Ho KUOwR.

:. Best thing tor burns L Rave ever tined
Heals them grardlv. l.. p. FOllet, Ma ion,
Ohio, speaking Oh Thomas Electric OH For
sale by II. e. Cochran, druggist, l37 and l39
North (Juecn stree
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ST. LOUIS, Mo. Aug. pa special dis
patch from Carroliton, ILL.,, says William
Pope attempted to obtain a reconciliation
with his wife near Woodville but his ad-
vances were repelled. He then shot her
and himself.
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In one case personally known to me the
success OF BurdOcE Blood BHters was almOs,
incredible. One lady described them as worth
hundreds of dollars. myself have the great
est confidence in them" +. $. Scratch, Drng
gist, RuthveD, Ont. For sale by ii. Is. COch
ran, druggist, l37 and i39 North Queen street
DIR. G. W. BensOn's Celery ana ChamC.
mile Pills. Are prepared expressly to cure
and will cure Headache OF all kinds. NOural-
gia, Nervousness and Dyspepsia. Proved and
endorsed by physicians.
-" My hands a0ere covered ,uih little dry
scdbs. They hare disappeared and I'm bette,
than hare been for 90 gears, from. using DR.
BenSon's Skin Cure" A. NJ. Noble, Selma, N.
c., July 8. ~.
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"A Hiy Fire.

MADISON, Ind Aug. 25.-The immense
wheat elevator of Trow s. Co., containing
100, 900 bushels of wheat, was totally de-
stroyed by fire at o'clock this morning.
Loss, $125, 600; insurance, $6O,O