A Town Wiped Out

6pkkcer, Wis, Sept. 30.- Tbe small hamlet oí Romeo, three milos north of here, has suffered a repetition of the disistrous fire ol 1888. The large saw-mül, 10,000,000 foet of lumber, boarding houses, stores, barns, blacksmith-shop and dweiling houses were totally consumed. Only tour buildings are left standing and the toss to Mr. Vanhoosear, who owned the property, is in the neighborhood of $135,XX), with some insurance. The fire was tndoubtedly the work of incendiarles, and the feeling among the men who are thrown out of employment is very bitter against Ihetn. The mili will not be rebnilt