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Wsg,fs AT pELLAIRE.
A Great Gathering OF isepnbileans-An
Nif EnthuslastIc gIeetin..

r.. UH|.NIH. .#...
The meeting Of the Republican club
and sound money people in the Elyslan.
theater at Bellaire last night was a
rousrr. The rink was filled In every
part ind the degree OF enthusiasm mani
tested was n great boost for the cause
OF honest money and n chance to carr It.
Mckinley and Hobart buttons were dis
tributed to the club members. flags were
passed around in the audience, and q
great crowd Joined In the singing, to the
tune OF Marching Through Georgia."
that patriotic air:
Join the Mckinley League, my boys! And
push the boom along.
lie IL the peoples candidatei We'll toll
you why In song.
Tariff reform has starved us out; we want
protection strong.
And that's why we are out for Mckinley.
Prof. John NJ. Lillcr and n corps of
splendid assistants led the music. and
lIeatheringtonj super3 band added 10
the enthusiasm,
1t was a gala night for tho club and
the cause and colo chills gambnled down
the spinal columns Of the free sllvcrites
as they listened TO the paeana,
Hon. c. L. Weems made one of his
very best efforts and bis telling points
We're cheered to tho. echo. He showed
the progress OF America up TO 1888 and
with force. and vigor demonstrated the
great fall In prices, and In the hours and
days OF labor since. Frequently lie was
interrupted with cheers and shouts OF
'l%pDrOvp1 AN H IrH T.E -N-L# arEas
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HIS NECK BROKEN,
Isnnc Eaton, n Resident OF the Island,
Meets His Death In n Peculiar Manner.

Isaac Eaton, n Resilient or the Island,
Meets Ills Death In n Peculiar Manner.
A sad accident occurred on the Island
last night, whereby Mr.. Isaac Eaton, u
well known reslden. of the Garden
Spot" lost his life. The accident took
place about OILS on Virginia street.
near Mr.. Eaton's home and was Of a
peculiar nature.
MIR. Eaton. who Is iifty-nine years of
age. was attempting to ride his daugh-
tiers bicycle along the sidewalk, when
in some the machine became
yunmanageable and a into the fence
IN front OF Mr.. Lew Stones residence,
throwing the rider heavily to the
ground, in such Il way as to break his
| neck.
1t was fully five minutes before the
accident was discovered by two ladies'
who were walking down the street and
saw! the man lying on the pavement.
They called Mr.. VIII Richardson and
l.. a. Lallancc, who were standing
near. and they ran to his assistance.
When they reached him they found him
lying in the fence corner, with his head
down. DR.. Myers vas called and after
an examination pronounced him dead.
His neck was broken in the fall and
he probably never knew what hurt
him.
Mr.. Eaton is n glass packer and
leaves a widow and three children, two
sons and a daughter. the youngest be-
ing a boy about sixteen years OF age.
The remains were carried to his home
at 65 Virginia street and Coroner
Schultzc notified. He did not consider
an inquest necessary and gave a certi-
ficate Of deatls resulting from an IN
%avoidable accident.
The funeral services will takc place.
tomorrow morning at 0 o'clock, after
which the remains will be taken by
the Baltimore Il Ohio 10:15 train to
Morristown, Ohio, where the interment
Will take place.
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The yoters are deserving the silver
clubs at Franklin and Glencoe. Belmont
county. and Joining the swelling thronS
for sound money and protection. Four
of the converts Joined the sound money
league at Franklin Thursday night, and
announced that a dozen others were
ready TO fall into line to keep all our
money good. The practical Illustrations
of the unlimited coinage countries Of
Mexico and Peru have caused an awak-
ening that is cheerful and encouraging.
The miners want as good money as can
be had, and they are learning rapidly
that the 52-cent dollars means a reduc-
ton In wages In disguise.
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The beautiful attractions of Wheeling
park Will be accented tomorrow after
noon by the full brass membership of
the opera house band. Is pieces. This Is
the most lovely season of the year to
view the park, especially during these
August golden sunsets. The band has
a number OF new pieces which they Will
play Tomorrow for the rrst time. The
summer Is fast closing. and there are
only few Sundays left to enjoy the
delights Of the park with the harmonI-
Gus strains OF the band.
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GENERAL NOTICES.


ID
Whereas n vacancy has occurred In tho
office OF the Clerk OF the Circuit Court OF
Ohio County, West Virginia, by the death
OF John W. Mitchell, late clerk OF said
court. the Judges OF said court, In vnca-
ton. direct TINT notice OF the election Of
a clerk OF the said court at the next gen.
eral election for the unexpired term of
such deccdcnt he given. as required by
Section S OF Chapter OF the Code OF West
Virginia, and that such notice be pub
lished for the period OF five days In the
Wheeling Dnily Intelligenccr and Wheel
Ing Daily Register.
Notice isthercfore hereby given that a.
the general election for state, district,
county and other officers. to be held on the
third day OF November, In the year
eighteen hundred md ninety-six, together
with the election OF n Clerk OF the Circuit
Court OF Ohio County for the regular term,
commencing on the first day OF january,
1897, the election Of n Clerk OF the Circuit
Court of Ohio County for the said uneN-
pired term. ending on the thirty-flrst day
of December. 1896. shall be mnde.
Witness. John Walton, clerk OF our said
court. at tho court house OF said county,
this 2Gth day OF August. 1896, and In the
3ith year Of the state OF West Virginia.
a,2I JOHN WALTON, Clerk.
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"REPUBL1C" BURNED.
One OF the Chief l%Icautics OF the Worlds
Fair Is Destroyed.

Fair IL Destroyed.
CHICAGO, Aug. oS.-At an early hour
this morning the statue Republic"
which stood at the head of the grand
basin in Jackson park during the CO.
lumbar exposition. was burned, by or
der OF the Southside park commission
ers. The figure cost about $4,000. and
was GO feet high, standing on n pedestal
10 feet in height. The cost OF gliding
the figure, which was made OF staff.
was about $1,000. When the fair grounds
were scourged by fire. which destroyed
some Of the huge buildings. and swept
away in n night those features most
familiar to sight-seers during the ex-
position, Republic" stood as II defylng
that clement of ruin.
The commissioners were 10th to give
the order for her destruction, and with
held 1t until the improvements In the
park made 1t necessary either to re-
move the statue or to put 1t In a condl-
ton In keeping with the beauty of the
park.
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Sa,lonnIlGunr,l CommI,,Ionrr.


CHARLESTON. ". Va. August Is
General Holly has issued commissions
to d. 7. E. Castecl, colonel; W. H.
Banks, colonel; and w. II.
Lyons, major of the Second regiment,
West Virginia National Guard, COM
missions to date August s. The pro-
motions are caused by the designations
OF Colonel Thomas L. Hodges.
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A Frightened Race Horse Dnshcs Into u
Crowd of2.O0O People.

4 Frightened Race Horse Dnshcs Into u
Crowd of2.000 People.
RUSHVILLE, Ind, Aug. 2S.-A most
thrilling race track runaway. in which
1t seems simply miraculous that several
people wers not killed, occurred at the
fair grounds. AS It is, eight persons are
injured, two very seriously hurt. They
are:
George 3. Won Publ, Greensburg: two
ribs broken, shoulder ~dlslocated and two
toes of left foot broken.
Mrs. Thomas, bruised abdomen and
lower limbs.
Mrs. Frank windler, cut on head.
on body.
McClelland Maple, city; back injured.
Miss BERTHE King, prostration from
fear.
Two children, trampled under horses
feet.
It was in the last half of the second
heat of the $50 pace. Mamie Wood COL
lided with the sulky OF Gear. The lat
ter tore down the home stretch without
n driver. Mamie Wood. racing at a gal
lop. started toward n gap at the east
end of the track. Fully 1000 persons
were crowded near this gap. Into this
crowd at q fearful pace dashed the ter
rlfed race horse, %trampling under foot
women and children for 200 feet through
the crowd. The horse dashed IN until
it became entangled among the seats.
and fell. The sulky was broken into n
hundred pieces. The greatest excite
ment was caused by the runaway. and
the crowd was stampeded, men, women
and children making a frantic rush to
get away. Many We're knocked down.
and bruised, but not seriously.
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SpNN"i !" az htciilbeICcT 81
HINTON. w. Va, Aug. 2S.-A horrI-
bic tragedy was enacted rear TalcOtt,
eight miles from this city. In this county,
to-day. William Robins shot and IA
tally wounded his 1g-ycar-old daughter.
She had been intimate with a young
gentleman In that neighborhood, and
Robbins, when he discovered It, pro-
Cured his gun and shot her. with the
above result. n.
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CAPT. DoYENER's MEErINGs.
Make" Four Speeches In Two Dnys-A II
Crowd Grerts Hin nm IN, leland.

H.f.#" Nv AsihIltts ~
Congressman Dovener has had a busy
time Of It this week. Thuruday and Frl-
day he made four speeches, none Of them
less than an hour and n half In length.
ard some of them over two hours. The
votes ARE coming over TO the Captain
I'm carriages" From every section OF
the First district, where the doughty
champion OF Sound money and a chance
10 earn 1t" has spoken. come the most
agreeable reports of the effect OF his
speeches on the popular mind.
Yesterday afternoon lie spoke In
YOUNG hall, ut West Liberty. The hall
was packed tn The doors, and many, w.rn
on the outside eager to catch his words.
Among the audience were many farm
ers, who gave the lie to the popocratIc
statement that I"3ll' the farmers were
Hooking TO the dclnslve standard OF 10
to ] Bryan. The farmers OF Ohio county,
as well as other %countieg in the state,
read. And they understand what they
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THEORIES OF cure may be discussed
at length by. physicians. but the suffer-
ers want quick relief; and One Minute
Cough Cure Will give It to them. A safe
cure for children. 1t Is "thc only harm
less remedy that produces immediate.
results" Charles r. Goctzc,t corner
Twelfth and Market streets: Bowie G
Co. bridgeport: Peabody & Son. Ben
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DON'T trirc away time when you
have cholera mor'bus or diarrhoea.
Fight them IN the beginning with De-
Wits Colic3& Cirolcra Cure. You don't
have TO wait Tor Ycsults: they nre In
stan.ane0iie. Ind 1t lcaYcs the bowels
In hcalthysrpndltlon, Chnrle5 r., Goethe,
corner TWciflh and Market streets;
Bowie & Co. bridgeport: Peabody &
son, Benwood. 9
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'llshed this morning, has been read all
over tho country, and leading men In.
every state are teiegraphinE their hearty
approval oeithe document There has
been all day almost q constant process
sion OF telegraph messengers 10 and
from the house, each with q bunch OF
messages.
The letter Is everywhere regarded Us
a straightforward. mastery and patri-
otlc discussion Of the questions entering
Into the campaign.
THE nslmen. brewing co.,. .sTann.
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DAY, THE FIRST DAY OF SEP.

l - 1sSb<h III FlENOl LA VT O1R-
TENDER, 1896,
sell at public auction on the premises
hereinafter described the real estate. de-
seribed in said deed OF trust. that is to say.
all that certain tract OF land situated on
tho waters OF Castleman's Run. In the
district OF Liberty, Ohio county, West Vir-
gtnia, n adjoining tho lands of Joseph
O.. Curtis, Joseph McCnuslnnd. John G.
Rodgers and others, md bounded and de-
scrlbed as follows:. Beginning ut a white
oak In Jos. McCausland's line and running
thence north lGa east 81 poles to q stake;
thence south 19' east 10 poles to a stake
near the barr on said land: thence south
So east 10 poles to q black walnut, corner
to lands Of johnson L. Garrison and 9TH
ers: thence south 50 east 1G1 poles to q
beech. corner to landj Of Joseph o. Curtis;
sugar tree. corner to'lands OF Joseph Nc
Causlnnd; thence north 12' west Is poles
and Is links to the place OF beginning, and
containing forty-six (i6) acres and two ~
roods, more or less, this being the same
property that was conveyed to James w.
Dinch and John DInch by Julia A. Prall
and Robert l.. Prall. her husband, by deed
record In the clerks office Of tho county
court OF Ohio county. West Virginia.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third OF the
purchase money and as much more as, tho
purchaser may elect to pay in cash on day
OF sale: the balance In two equal pay
executing his notes with approved per-
sonal security for the deferred INSTALL
ments, with interest from day OF sale,
the interest on the second deferred In
stallment payable annually: the title to
said property to be retained until said
JOHN E. DUNLAP.
.| Ill H ##....|| TrtEfnn Is
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You cnn! telephone to Pittsburgh, New
York, Washington. Boston, Chicago, st,
Louis or Memphis just as eaey us you
can TO Slstcrsyillc, VIVA.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.

NOTICE.
BY order of Its Board OF Directors. n
minority Of tho directors being present
and ~concurrlng. n special meeting OF tho
stockholders of the Wheeling a Elm
Grove Railrond Company is called to be
held at the Office OF the company In Wheel
ing. West Virginia. on Thursday. Scptem-
Der II, 1896. ut 10 o'clock n. IN.
WILLIAM Garlic.
= anlI z Secretary
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TRUSTEES SALE.

u .#r- =
BY virtue OF a deed of trust made by
Charles Kunkcl and Georgine Kunkel, his
wife. to the undersigned trustee, bearing
date or the 10Th day Of August. A. D. 1851.
and recorded In the office OF the clerk of
the county court for Ohio county. West
Virginia, in Deed Of Trust Book No. q,
page $50. the said trustee will. or
SATURDAY. THE 18TH DAY OF SEP
TENDER. A D. 1896.
proceed to sell ct public auction at the
front door OF the court house OF said
county. in the city Of Wheeling, the fol-
lowing described property: Ali that Ger
tain piece or parcel OF ground situate and
being In that part of the city of Wheeling
formerly called the Town OF South
Wheeling" In the county OF Ohio. state OF
West Virginia, and known as the south
one-half Of lot numbered five Is. y lot b,
In square numbered sixteen uGl. in tho
ments situate thereon and thereunto be-
longing. (
, TERMS OF ~SALE-Casl,.
LOUIS T. STIFEL, Trustee.
]. c: HERVEY. Auctioneer. auto
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TIE Belmont brewing Cots "Tann-
linensern beer just out.
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ARTHUR MIDDLETON
Pours Hot Shot Into the Free Sill.
ycrltc Camp.
AsOuND MONEYDEMOCRAT

And Touehe, Up the Popoeraiic circle. in.
west Virginia Prom that stnndpoint-A
Candidate for Judge who Gives Himself
A%wny-Ions List of Democrats IN the
Southern Tier OF Counties who are OPP
posed I'd Free siiver-che %slhecorkle.
Ciiilton Circus.
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FOR SALE.
E VIRGINIA.

Tile. National Collection Agency. Of
Washington. D.. c., will dispose OF the fol.
lowing judgments;
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FOR SAI-E.

S-roomed frame house and lot, at ii
Fourteenth street. new house, for 81, lS.
4 frst!class, modern 7-roomed dwelling.
VIII stable in rear. lot Skip, at OF North
lorStstreet This is desirable In every
respect; a
Pleasant Valley.
North Huron street lots at a bargain.
5.rooIned cottage % South Huron for $50
Money to loan. 6 per cent bonds for sale.
SMITH & HUTCHINSON.
EXCHANGE BANK BUILDING.
Safety Deposit Boxes to Let. aus
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4 WEST virginia.
BclIngton Coal and Coke Co. Bel!nston.
SSG9 u; John L. Baker. .Bluefcld. SIS Ii; !.
I. Gillespie & Co., Bretz, ST 81; Farrell.
p. Bowermuster. Bruceton. Sos IS: Aug.
Schultz, Charlestowu. s?5 %; G. n. Chris.
tian, Dlngess, S5i5 90: G. L. Benedict, East
bank, SlS7 90: Il. j.. Baker, Fetterman,
S Stse ~ %; g; l egsrs Erams , 81 VI rI
Grutton. s3S1 60: B. w. Cowan, Greenwood.
S92i s9:t NJ, Parsons. Hendricks, Ssh ": 4;
M.iLindan. Keystone. $50 l3:iP.lA. Lyons,
Lyons, 500 %; D. Kennedy, ,,Peeryville.
Payne & Beaver. P~eeryville. si5T %; c. ".
Wheeler, Rowlesburg, Si5i 80; S. 7.
Wheeler, RowlcsburE. SCI IS: Stone, Bow.
man & Co., Rowlcsburg, $1S2 Is: J. y.
G;owEer 6; Co. Rowlesburg. s7S2 Is: ! D,
lass, Rusk. SSH S.; bartlett Bros,. TIP
KENTUCKY.
6AW. Fl. Smith, Barboursvillc, ST. IS: Rob.
crtAllcn, huntsville, soc S3;'J. C. B. Allsr.
Crockettvi.le, see co.; JIG. Stewart 4 Co..
Outage. SIS 81; Moses Turner, Evarts.
So As; Moses Turner, Evarts. so g; Lee
Gliseow, 500 o.; A.. II. Pennington. lson:
villeIS Siss 30: w: s. Emmai. MIddlcshore.
Sl02i GS: ]. b, Turner Il Co..; Minnie. SIS @;
h. 6n G; Bailey; OIL Springs: $sis 6; i T. I,
] oncs, Pittsburgh, 500 Al: Union Coal Gol
Pittsburgh. 500 30: Matt Shearer. Red
House. SO 20: r. II. Brashears, Salt Creek.
s!ss Is; Lcdfore S, Asher. Spring Creek
u OHIO.
tIiGs. McBroom. Akron, Slll &c; GA
llqrteLl r9nton. $40 90: John Madasan, s'u'
SEND BIDS TO
nrrYnu,y o,n,n,n, .nuunE
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5REAL ESTATE.
FaGRRRnTrn

FOB
10 assia stree. rooms. Sa,S
NJ y. stStnSstrest, saloon With bar
Nor Tweed -fsurtii street. ! room, /,
No. IS MASitet street..
30 ~ Etshtetnth street. ...,....,s.
NJ I've NV ~ So. .'f.,t.,...s,..,. In
10, iilJ warren street.
Residence Nvoodsdulc
No ~. Mnin street. store room, x
SNtnlc rear OF German Bank.
Residclce Pleasant Valley. n,
Rcsldehee Pheasant Valley, I. ,,.,. ~
10, " Fourteenth street, 80. III,
80 .gNs Maln street, . rooms..,...,, an
z rooms Pleasant Valley $500,
No, glSS Main street, J rooms,,,,.,,,, *
FOR SALE.
No. ia2S McColloch street.
No, 10Gi McColloch street.
No. 90 Seventeenth street.
No, ~ Sixteenth street.
NO, 20 North Front street,
Nos. ibaIthd ta National Itoad.
Six.roaniol housc. Peninsula,
Nos, w and icsh Market street.
No. y Hane'street. store room and dwtn,
Lot on South Front street.
lots Mcatechen.
I lots Elm Grove.
Lot W9nisfale.
JAMES A. HENRY.
Real E%statc,AEcnt. Collector, Notary PM.
lie aud Pension Attorney. No. ltl: Mar,
Il" ~ AIfAn o. NH .H..H W
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The fact that John D. Anderson is to
be Watts secretary OF state in Gust of
his election, Is Il stumbling block to all
the mountain Democrats. especially Is
II q thorn In the flesh to the rank and
file OF the Democracy OF Monroe. Let
ters have been written to General
Watts, asking him II such Is true. l do
not Know what answer he; made. but II
lS denied 1t the cock crew as It has
moro than once since he has denied his
sound money belief. In the first place
neither Watts o the MncCorkle-C Chill
ton combine 4 be relied upon to tell
the truth when 1t comes to politics or
self-intercst. But if Anderson Ia not
slated for that position why were four
nfthsof the state delegation from Mon
roc Anderson men and men who are
yet holding office. the gifts OF Alder
son. when he was In Congress? Why
du Joe Logan and Allen Capcrton 30
to Wheeling? They went In the In
terest, of Aldcrson and when they Elk
cd" the delegation and rot Watts
promise Sworn TO-" they returned.
They did not stay to! scc II end nor did
t!s.y take In the congressional convcn-
ton at Charleston. Two and two al
ways make four. Start with the true
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TIE belmont brewing Co.'s .rann.
hacuser Iieer Just ont.
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SEND BIDS TO

tIhIs. McBroom. Akron, Slll &c; Ga.
Narte, trenton. $40 co.: John Madagan, sla'
hoy, $40 y.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUsTEE's SALE.

BY virtue OF n deed OF trust made by
James w. Dlnch and Nancy L. Dlnch. his
wife. n John Dinch TO Inc as trustee,
bearing date on the first day OF April, 1893,
and now OF record In the clerks office OF
the county court OF Ohio county, West
Virginia. In Deed OF Trust Book No. 81,
page $50. l will on
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A TERRIBLE RUNAWAY.

ARTHUR MIDDLETON.
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Nj "a. HENRY

81
Real EstatuAgcnt, Collector. Notary PM.
lie aud Pension Attorney. No, Ias Mar.
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premise that the place was pledged to
Anderson and true reasoning from facts
prove Il. Democrats OF Monroe laok at
the naincs OF your state delegates and
see for yourselycs. tslG
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-12-12
THE FLOUR OUTPUT.
Production and Comparison at the Four
 Great Centers

| Great Centers
 MINNEAPOLIS, Dec 1.-The North western Miller reports us follows of the four trade and the output for the past
 Minneapolis, 807 .225 barrels; same week last year, e95. .o40 barrels. week at five points with comparisons |:
 Superior Duluth, 88.2l5 barrels last year, 79,205 barrels
 Milwaukee, g8, 9s0 barrels last year. S6,025 barrels.
 St. Louis 59,soo barrels; last year. 46, ,Go0 barrels.
 Indianapolis, 769s barrels last year 10, 750
 Aggregate, s44.a72 barrels; last year. 472. 729 barrels.
 Previous week, last year 430, ,5s5. barrels.
 St. Louis-Outpnt omitted.
 Minneapolis = With lake shipments ended, the product promises to materi- ally decrease Two mills, representing 6oo0 barrels daily, may stop before Sat- urday
 Duluth.Superior Navigation prae- tieally closed on Friday and Saturday, and the mills shut down for repairs and a short period of idleness.
 Southwest Extreme dullness rulesin the St. Louis district.
 Milwaukee--The output was smaller than for some time, trade being slow, and offering no incentive to heavy op. erations
 Michigan-Buyers pursued waiting policy
 Dakotas and northern Minnesota The recent severe snowstorm interfered with the work of most mills.
 Buffalo = Nothing encouraging was heard among the millers, the flour trade being very stagnant
 Toledo--Local millers ran quite strong ly and made good sales as a rule.
 Foreign London, Liverpool and Glas- gow markets are dull, with some de- cline in instances
 New York Dullness and in- creased hesitation among the buyers, strengthened by the lower tendency of wheat
 Boston-Tho week was very dull.
 Philadelphia Trade in flour was very slow.
 Baltimore-Flour ruled frmer and more active, local millers advancing prices l5 cents early in the week.
 Ohicago-A slow and unsatisfactory market for flour was reported, with clear about the only grade which was much wanted.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-12-12
Diamond Wedding.

LAPoRTE, Ind, Dec. 1l.-Jedediah Phelps Austin will soon celebrate the ninty-thlrd anniversary of his birth. Mir Austin is not only one of the oldest men living in Indiana, but he also claims the unusual distinction of hay ing been married for 75 years. The bride of his youth is still living. and the two are now preparing to celebrate their diamond wedding, and event that will bring together ill a monster reunion all the surviving kin of the Austin fam fly, at which time 26 great grandchil- dren, seven grandchildren and five chil- dren will meet to do honor to the occa- sinil