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NEW. YoEK, March l7.-Petrolcum opened
irIevulnr' spo! being steady at 90.tsc and moving
first sales both market BECAME weak and deciin
cd ~ TO &c per barrel. but In the last few minute.
the market became quiet, and the close wa,
steady at ssAc. Stock Exchange: Opening a
Nc; highest Die: lowest sSilc; closed at Ssj3c
on CITY, March l7.-Pctrolcum opened a
9o14c; hiehes, 9lc: loves. s73.c: closed at size
sales l,?ooo barrels; shipments 7,7i3 barrels; rum
| B,4Gl barrels.
BRADFORD, Pa. March l7.-Petroleum opened
NAc; closed at SIZE: highest Ole; loves, So C
| clcatances 4i 900 barrels.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, March l7,-re,roleum veal
and lower: opened At 90h4c; closed at S75.c; high
est SIG; lowest e7sIc,
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CHICAGO. March Observation-Disclosures Il nm
mead: shipments 5000 head; market scl!ye and
5alec lower: steers 81 Coat 10; stocEers and feed
Stss- 5oa3 ": cows, bulls and mixed 81 5ya3 80;
texans s. 00a3 10. lloss-KcceipIs o..,CO0 head
shipments 10000 head; market slow aud 5aioc
lover: mixed and light s. loas 3O heavy 81 lOa
! 80: sSips s. 5oai 70. Sheep Receipts 500
mead shipnents goo head: market steady; IN.
Texans SS9a5 20: lambs IS OOaG s..
EAST Liberty, Pa, March observation-disclosures,
l;95' head; shipments l,79G head; market he.
i've, and 51loc higher. Iiogs-Receipts 40;
mead shipments $500 heal; market active
all sold; medium and selected 81 5j.i 60: com
mon to best Workers 81 i5ai so; pigs 81 a5at 40
sheep-Receipts 400 head; shipments SEQ head
market active and &c higher than last weeks
CINCINNATI, O., March l7.-Hogs firm: com
81 Loaf u; receipts 1000 head; shipments o,0Cl
head. -'''>
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pileBl ptlesl itching pllCy,

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: intense itching and
singing: most At night: worse by scratching
II allowed 10 continue tumoss form, which otter
bleed and ulccratc, becoming very sore
swAYSg's OINTMENT stops tho itching aud bleed
Ing. heals liberation, aud tn most cases re
moves the tumors. Atdruggis,s. or by mail, !ol
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Loose's Red Glover Pills Cure Sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Con
stlpation. Csc per Box, 5 Boxes for 81
torsale by Logan Drug Company, bridge
corner druggists, Wheeling, VIVA. paw
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GLOW to Cure All Skin Diseases"

Simply apply "swAYSE's OINTMENT, No III.
terual medicine required. Cures letter. eczema,
Itch, all erupt!ons on the lace, hands, nose, &C.,
great healing aud curative powers are possessed
by no other remedy. AK your druggist 10.
6wAYSE's OINTMENT, IThsiv
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Miss BESSIE H. BEDLoE, OF Burlington
VT, had u disease OF the scalp which
caused her hair to become very harsh
and dry and to fall so freely she scarcely
dared comb it. Ayers Hair Vigor gave
her a healthy scalp, and made the hair
beautifully thick and glossy. DIV
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b., 2. & G. RAlLROAD-Ccntral Time.
Bellalre & Zancsvil'e Through Passenger leaves
Hellaire at 9:l0 M. arrives at Bellaire At 3.5
N.
MoodEncld Passenger leaves Bellairc at 4:l0p
m, arrives at Bellaire at $3.50 q. m.
summertcld Accommodation leaves Bellalre
at l2:2O n. M. arrives at II 90 4. m.
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NEW Yonx, March l7.-There was no change
In the general position OF the MARKET and prices
continued GO Tor .he mos. Part firm. Merrimac,
discount. Aliens shit,ings W..
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Metals,
Cotton.

New YonK, Marchl7.-Pig Iron quiet. Cope.
neglected: lake sli 50: April sli u. Lead quiet
at IS IS. TIN dull; straits SO 81.
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The Hawaiians say that snails can
sing. 1t 10 to be hoped that somebody
will Immediately hit the snail on the
head,
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Real Estate.
Real Estate.
anleS A. Henry,
4 U. S. CLAlM ATTORNEY.

y ~ ~ Al 10 ~ ASSS . > ~ .
procure Pensions, Increase OF Pension, Re,
ANOn to Pension, New Discharges, Co.nmu,
pu Of HGtiOns, Bouatirs, &c.
pc fee for abe pyDsecH.ipH OF claim for Pen.
rs fixed by law, aud limited to IS IN each
tnnd on claim for Increase $40, payable
4 upon the successful termination OF the
q. niii by the Government Agent through
q the pensioners draw. ! frequently ret
- thnt have been rejected several times,
persons nrc entitled to IL pension who
fhcycr applied because their disability was
%. whtlc the iuCt Is, any disability Incurred
te In the service Of the United States emit.
a soldier 10 pcnslOn. Or any disease
p exists, the result ni camp or prison
u incurred In liuc Of military duty. Soldiers
fso!aic:S' widows residing In the city OF
'e!lng hnd surrounding country vii. Had II
nelr advantage 10 have M attorney at
y, one who cHn write your application III
and see TINT the nooiS be presented In cor
Shape, AS Notary Public take dispositions
,iins wherein am not the attorney Of record.
thers &c. certified.
lny, bargains 10 be had In Real Estate Of
"A tlpSIriutiOn
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Out West the cyclone and the steam
boiler are rapidly solving tho problem
OF the elevation Of the masses.
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lVil aialn stFtC[, Ltiln nilllulup, ~ rooms.
nd.d location for small hotel or boarding
"a.
4 FER MONTH.
Us South Broadway, 5 roomS.................sl W
2ll0 Main street, n................ 10 70
i0S Market street, > roOns.... .-........ 0O
luiS Market street, Z rOoHls............... y "
aM frame house IN Alley i anu Alley7 co
t Zane street, ~ roonls ............,..,.. IS 0U
u New Jersey street, d rOoRs.."......... Is 10
BOO Coal street. ; rooms. ...,.,.,,.,,,,.,.., s co
toS9 EoN street. 8 rounls..................l l. 90
idence NJ Elm Grove, rOuiAs............... IS %
hence 1T Elm Grove, 10 ro0ms............ 20 80
tdenCo NJ LcstherwOOu, 6 rooms......... 10 co
slt3 Main St.. rooms and store. ROOM. Is 70
PC OF rooms on South Elm ST., Island u 50
.13Oo Market street. rooms on Sd floor.
Sl3li Market ST., olice rooms on I'd floor.
g room, lSx5p feet Oh Washington street,
1Mnrtin's Ferry ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 10 90
Blu &cColloch street, 10 roons......... - %
FOR SALE.
D. $40 McColloch street, on easy terms.
iso several improved properties that Will pay
per cent on the amount Invested.
RINEI1ART g. TATUM,
Real Estate, Stocks L Fire INSURANCE.,
fl3 llGJ MARKET STREET.
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When BABY was sick, we savc her Castoric,
When shcw Child, she cried for Cas:oria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Cas,or.a,
When she bad Children, she gave them cas.osia,
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FOR RENT.


POSSESSION APKIL I.
PC room, with dwelling attached. Excel.
location for Il dry goods business.
II A MONTH
tnotth bank OF crceS, cast OF Alley E.s 6 0l
ol3 ChAp!.nc l6 &C
l013 Mct Oll0Ch II OK
sos Main ......................... . u
30 Ma!a 20 U
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
81 ChHpline street, . roomS.............. s q
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE,

A RRtvAL AND DEPARTURE OK
"A TRAlNs..on aud after Nov. q, ibs9.-gx.
day excepted. MONDAY excepted. {bnturdsy
excepted: lsunday ouly. Saturday only
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ClxctSSA7I, Oh March l7.-Cotton steady;
middlipg l0c.
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through tickets. and baggage checked, to ali
NJ RoBiSsoN. g. P. A., Petersburg.
w. u. osborn. 8. T. 4. pomerov, nhin
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: WE WEEKLY INTELLIGENCER
,on,ra, pt'gnt, sparkling, instructive family
clean n every line and suited az |. is ititenda
~ lHGsest ano improve every member OF fha
hnuy, whether In city OF county. - ~ Wv Wv
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OUR VERY BEST PEOPLE

Sufferersirom Catarrhal troubles should
carefully read the above. rThsaEow
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A Ii KIND OF FANCY AND PLAIN
~ Job Work neatly and PROMPTLY orncr,aa
At The ISTELL1GEStER JOB ROCKS. Nm. * *
and q Fourteenth Street, 80 N,'9' =; -
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I,inGS.1
From Bridgeport Station
x ANAWHA & OHIO RAILWAY

~ "a IRoS5; ". KELLEY, Receiyerl
February s. 1859. (subject TO Change ~, IN eject
tse:N Trains leave Wheeling 1910 q no no
Ohic River Railroad, arrive Charies,n, a. a.os va
i mi rs hssy p Gas VIZ - s1siyo hedi:
umons and Panhandle, daily opcent VA snrS Go!'
,nCeEEai standard Time" Bundaysnn u,r .ai.y
leaTe C u. 800 NJ, arrive %heefinH 1as
ep11 GEO. J. ERMLlcH. g. PA. 4
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features of the Money md Stock
Markets,

| inc Features OF tue hOney Nnu st6Ch
| Markets.
NEW York, March l7.-Money on call easy
ranging ut sISai per cent, last loan 1 per cent
| closed offered at 1 per cent, Prime mercantile
paper 5>sa7n per cent. Sterling exchange quiet
and steady at Il sl}la; Sih. saicsoi stocks were
lI,CGj shares.
The stock mnrke. 10 day was dull and some.
what disappointing 10 the bulls who had eN.
pected n further tcsn0nSe to the very favorable
news OF last week First prices. as a rule, wcrc
generally higher than tho final figures Of satur.
| nay. Reading was strong md for some time 10.
! day, commanded a premium Of Il OF pGr cent
per diem for use. The vaudcrblltS, us usual OF
late, showed II stubborn strength IN tho general
l!st. Eric was the most conspicuous At one time,
showing II gain OF over per cent. Sugar rcliner.
les was the feature Of the al tcroon, being push.
ed With marked Increase In activity on the 70.
p0tt that tho dividend MAS 10 he Imd, but the
pficc niterward declined aud the improvement
WAS all lost except Il small fraction. The ilnal
changes arr generally in the upward direction,
| though only one important advance was made,
~ per cent In A,chlson. Tennessee Coal !,
down 20 per cent.
Railroad bond, fairly active; sales 81, $4,000.
Government md State bonds dull aud steady.
RoSps AND STOCK oUorATIOSs-cL0s MD.
Y. S.aA rcg..".."""l?e lOhio ~ ISsiSsippi. 10Y
Y. ). Is coupons -i47s do preferred. .... Sj
y. y. ins rcg.-.....-luIIy IOregon lmpr'vcm't l5H
Y. y. ~ coupun..-lu3 LyIOrcgOn NRv.,...... eSH
Pacific Is OF '9j....llG Oregon Trans.... 37tI
Adams Express....l5l Pacific Malice, Sili
American ExprcSs.llj Pittsburgh. ........l5iL
Canada f'Acffc""- 1l9tftulthiau fh!Ace....l9l
Canada Southern, bjsI Real i0tI
Central faclilc.... 3l1 Rock island VS.
Cheiapcake 4 Ohio 43lSIstL. 4 Fan Frutl...., IS
do first preferred. GYSt paul................ GStI
DO second prcid. 3yi4 do prcierrcd....,,llG
CHI. Bur 4 Quincy. 1867 st. Paul & Omallu., ny,
Del 4 lIuds0n."".-liSal do preferred. ...., oil,
Dcl Lack & Vest. .l3i Tenn. Coal & Iron. iti,
Denver & Il. G.". fttItTexus iacitIc......... wi
Etie.:."".m.."..". ~ Union Pacillc........ G3
Fort Wayne .."....lI JUS, Express ........ s.
Illinois .if33 iIW.. st. Il. & F.... l2tS
Kansas & TexAs.... lU13 do preferred ..... u
Lake shore: ".."..""lOIii WellsFargo Ex...., 40
Louisville 4 Nash. KY. Western Unloil,,,,, 81
Memphis& Chas... 81 Am. Cotton OLE, ~ ( |
Michigan Central. 9il4Coloralo Coal ..,... I5I
Missouri raciilc. 7S3s Iron silvcr..........,.l7i
Nash vile & ChAtt.l04 yQuIeksllvcr........6
cwjGrscy Central.liD do preferred, , 25IS |
Norfolk & Wprci'd 60 Sutr6....................,.
Northern rAciilc... 307 Richm'd 4 ". PIT. ok |
:, do prcicrrcd..... ~ Atchson. -
Northwcstcrn..."..tt0 ticat TruSt......,...... |
do prcicrred...li Sugar
Now York Central. lO7HI
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DR.. Pierce's Pellets, one dose. Cure
headache, constipation and Indigestion.
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Snail 2L Snail S,;., Snail eri.9,
The y erdict

nfkS ..-~.- " -----...---->-.-..s-.
OF ALL who have used Ayers Pills
~ for Biliousncss and Liver Com
plant is that they are the best ever,
made. Being free from any mineral
ingredients, and sugar-coatcd, Ayers
Pills are adapted TO all ages, constitu-
tons, and climates.
"Ifavins used Ayers Pills for many
years in my practice and family, feel
justified in recommending thcu rs an
excellent cathartic aud liver medicine.
They sustain all the claims made for
them. w. 4. WcStiall. NJ. d., V. 7.
Austin l. y. W. Il. l.. Co, Burnct, Texas.
"Ayes's Pills keep my stomach, and
liver in perfect condition. Five years
ago was afflicted with enlargement OF
the liver and with q severe form Of dyS-
pcpSia, most Of the time being unable to
retain any solid food on my stomach.
finally hogan TO take Ayers Pills, and
after usn. only three boxes OF these
magical pellets, was n well man.
Lucius Alexander, Marhlchcad, Mass.
II you have Sick Headache, Coustipa-
ton, Indigestion, or Piles, try
Ayers Pills,
PREPARED pY
Dr.. J. c. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists md DcAlers In Medicine.
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daily. '''' p !"
daily. ' ~" 't'O - "'t
Columbus Accommodation, 1l:oo 4. m, daily,
St. Clairsvillc Accommodation. II 60 n. m, aud
l'7o ana 0:lo p IN, daily, except Sunday.
WHEELING PITTSBURGH DIVISION.
Eor pittsburgh, $40 and 7:oO a. H., daily, and
LAO p. m, daily. except Sunday. 1
For Pittsburgh and The East, 40 n. M. daily
mMhiIngt9n Accommodation, 5:35 p. M. daily,
ARRIVE:
From Pittsburgh, 1900 a. NJ, daily, and 1850
?. m, 9aiiy. except Sunday, and Obs and 1910
Washinston Accommodation, $40 a. M, daily,
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STAN MERING

81 AMMERINC oI.I-l
Nay be thoroughly and permanently cured h,
methods Of instruction based upon scientific
principles. No tricks employed. No secreey
demanded. The system, which ia entirely edu.
cxaonai, Is endorsed BY many OF the most prom.
nens educators and physicians OF the country.
MRS. u. STEVENS HART,
Principal OF the Washington School OF Elocp.
ton and Oratory. ~ 49, 7'S-'>S"01
Wheeling Adhre1. III Main Street, ann
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Price ofTickets, American Money,
Wholes, 81. Halves, 81. Quarters, /.

2,2.6 Prizes amounting u SlIS,55O
All prizes sold In the United States fully paid
In U. s. Currency.
AGENTS WANTED,
b1,F oI CLUB RATES, or any further iniorma.
ton desired, write lcgib!y to the undersigned,
clearly stating your residence. with State, ooun.
ty, street ind number. More rapid return ma II
delivery Will be assured by you enclosing en-.
relope bearing your full address.
IMPORTANT.
Address, U. BASSETTI,
City of Mexico,
Mexico.
by ordinary letter, Containing MONEY OR.
DER Issued by nil Express Companies. New
York Exchange, Draft or Postal Note.
SPECIAL FEATURES. %,
BY terms OF contract the company must dc.
poste the sum OF all prizes included lu the
scheme before selling n single ticket, aud re-.
Ceiye the following Official permit:
cEITIFIcATE-1 hereby certify that the pank
OF London and Mexico has Oh deposit the neccs.
sary funds to guarantee the payment OF all
prizes drawn by tho Lotcria dc Ia BenclccncIa
Publica. AroLISAa CASTILLO, Jn,c.ycnor,
. Further, the company Is required to dis.
tribute tity.six per cent OF the value OF NIL the
tickets In prizes-a larger portion than IL given
By any other lottery.
Finally, the number OF tickets "a limited to
aoooo-2o,O goo less than arc sold BY other lotteries
using theshInc schclne. mIG.TThaw
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FOR RENT.

\ 1901 Main street, ZInn building, 20 rooms
ndtd location for small hotel or boarding
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nHlO RIVER RAILROAD.-TINiE
- Table taking effect November q, 1889.
Passenger trains win run as iolows-Ceutral
thus which do not run Oh Sunday: o'' 'A"' Aco
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-05-22
EOREIGN CULLLNGS.

Capt. Haneust OF the Belgian army, has
arrived at Zanzibar to transact certain
business in behalf OF King Leopold 1t is be-
ieved that his mission is to negotiate the
cession OF a slice of the Congo country to
Germany.
The steamer Zealandia brings from Samoa
particulars of the signing of the treaty by
King Malietoa and the American, British
and German Consuls, April 49, Nearly all the
white population of Apia assembled around
the house where the treaty was ratified
Barons Alphonse and Nathaniel Rothchild
have warned Emperor Francis Joseph and
Count Won Taafe, minister of the interior,
that il the heOppresson ofthe Jews is continued
at Vienna, they will be forced to trans er
their business there to Pesth, whittier, they
claim the leading banks will follow them.
The announcement that Prince Bismarck is
about to make public the complete story Of
his dismissal from the chauCelorshp, to-
gether with the events which led up to it, has
greatly enraged the German emperor. In
order to prevent any such outburst on the
part of the ex-chancelor the emperor has
sent q personal letter reminding the prince
that he is liable to severe punishment under
an amendment to the penal code of his own
making, if he makes public or causes to be
published any knowledge regarding state
matters gained by him during his official Ii g.
If the ear of Russia does not take steps to
modify the workings and effects Of the prison
system in Siberia it will not be because the
existing evils are not called to his attention
or, at least, to the notice of his ministers
and others around him. Private letter and
dispatches from St. Petersburg state that
petitions from England, America Germany,
and France and other countries are arriving
at he respective embassies and legations i'll
great pro'usion. The government officials
still stuutly aver that the reports of crueltes
to prisoners in Siberia are wholly false.
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Mormon Tithing Scrip.

you go into the principal Office of
the tithing-house, says n Salt Lake
City letter in the St. JIouis Globe DEMO-
crat, you viii see a tall, Young man
handling what looks like money. He
IS behind a counter and the counter is
protected by a high railing. The man
glances through the window, then looks
down at the bills, and goes on thumb
ing them like bank teller. He goes
to and from big safe, carrying bum
dies done up just as bills are, with lit
tie bands of brown paper pinned about
them. Sometimes the young man
doesn't stop to count, but takes the
amount on the brown slip as correct
and passes out the money. This is
Mormon money. 1t is the tithino
scrip. 1t is used to facilitate the hand
ling of the grain, and hay, and l,ve
stock, and produee which come ia. If
you pick 0p one of these bills Sou will
tna it very much like bank note in
appearance. In one upper corner is
the number of the bill. In the lower
left-hand corner is the in hoe siono of
Mormonism. beehive, :: =
The face of the bill reads: "Gen-
StA bQlFffST-g T-gSStoLStlOuSe. GOOu only
for merohanllse Ind produce AZ
the general tithing storehouse, Sails
Lake city, Utah. Each note bears
the signature of the presiding bishop.
On the back is the determination again
and vignetta of the new temple at
Salt Lake City. The back also bears
the wording: This notc is not cur
rent except in the merchandise and
produce departments of the general
tithing Storehouse." The engraving is
we'll executed and the printing is well
done. The bills vary in color. There
are greenhacks for one department OF
the uthing house, brownbacks for an->
other, and so on. By using this scrip
the church is able to create 8 market
for considerable quantities of the tith-
ing. The scrip is given out in dis
pensing charity, 1t is used for nayinc
for work ON the temple SO far as the
workmen can make use OF it. EN-
ployes of the tithing house receive their
salaries of allowance partly in scrip.
In numerous ways the Mormon money
gets into circulation.
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BIG FIREIN WINONA.
Destruction of the Entire
Plant of the Mill Company
A Severe Blow.
Twenty-Five Miners EntOmb-
ed by a Cave-In in a Mine
Near Wilkesbarre, Pa.

WINoNA, Special Telegram. disas-
trous fire which totally destroyed the plant
OF the Winona Mill company early this
morning, was the general topic upon
the streets. 1t was not only severe blow
to the stockholders but is felt to be calam-
ity which Winona can i'll afford to stand
rms city has been unusually unfortunate
by flre losses, the confagrations of less
than year footing up in round numbers
nearly 81, 100000 Winona has been fortu-
nate, however, III possessing men of indom-
liable pluck and it is to be hoped the
stockholders of the mill company may be
able to accept their losses the same as did
the Laird Norton company and the L. C.
Porter Milling company, as severe calami-
ties from which to rise again with renewed
energy. While there have beeu some feat
ures discouraging to the thoughts of re-
building at the present time is is known
that some of the heaviest stockholders favor
rebuilding Immediately after settlement
with the insurance companies. The mill,
which was the third largest in the world, was
in reality too large to be successfully op-
Grated, and it is probable mill of smaller
capacity, possibly 900 barrels a day. will
be put up, if any. The dicectors of the
company nelu meellnS TINS afternoon,
the proceedings OF which are not made
public, but it is known that the matter of
rebuilding was generally discussed and an
adjournment taken until Saturday. The
correspondent of the Northwestern Miller
was authorized to say that the mill would
be rebuilt in all probability. The loss of
the mill company, as near as can be es-
timated, is now placed at 1865, 900 on mill,
elevator. grain and -four. The Insurance
ioots up $2O3O00, all but $13, 900 of which is
IN mutual companies.