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FRANCE.
aged S.

PARIS, June !.
Napoleon OF his return from Chalons in
July, It Is said, will go to NinChineCh.
The GaseiH DeS IFi6Unar says, officially,
that only twelve among the prisoners ar
rested for completely in the regche plot,
will be brought before the High Court,
the Others will be discharged. The AmGrl'
can and English residents Of Tours have
forwarded their congratulations to the
Emperor on his escape from the plot
Ii is reported that the Prince Imperial
will soon be Rillanced.
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XLIst CONGRESS.
SECOND SESSION.
HOUSE.

HOUSEs
WASHINGTON, June /.
The House preceded to the ConSidera'
ton Of the bill to reduce Internal taxcs.
In the course of the discussion, MIR.
SARGENT stated that an estimate he had
received from the Treasury Department
showed that under the existing tariff and
revenue laws there would be received into
the Treasury next year, from customs,
1885,, 900 900; from lands, 81, 10000; from
miscellaneous sources, $2S 5000 600; max:
ing total Of $393,OO0O0O. The estimated
expenditures were $20l 100000; which
would leave surplus of $lO9 100000. A
few days ago he had introduced prOpOsi.
ton TO reduce customs 10 per cent, and
internal revenue taxes Is per cent 10
take off the income tax and abolish all
special taxes. This wonld leave u surplus
Of $29, 100000 per year, and he had calcu:
lated that that sum used rs sinking fund
would, in 81 years, cxtinguish the nation
al debt and leave surplus.
Adjourned, - r. -.
Senate bill TO change judicial circuits
was discussed, amended and passed. 1t
constitutes the circuits as follows:
Fist-Maine, New Hampshire, Yer.
mont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island and
Connecticut.
SeCond-New York. I.~ r.l. s..
Third-Ncw Jersey, Pennsylvania, Del
aware, Maryland and Virginia.
Fourth-AIississippi, Louisiana, Texas
and Arkansas.
Fitth-North Carolina, South Carolina,
Georgia, Florida, Alabama and Tennessee.
Z Sixth-Ohio, Michigan, Kentucky aud
West Virginia.
Seventh-Illinois, Indiana, and Wis
consin. !
J Eishth-Minnesota, Iowa, Nebraska,
Kansas, and Missouri. .7. ~
Ninth California, Oregon, and Nevada,
The Supreme Court Justices, except
the Chief Justice, are required to reside in
their respective circuits; and the Chief
Justice Is to be known as the Chief Justice
of the Supreme Court Of tho United States.
The Senate went into executive session.
Senate adjourned at 0 o'clock.
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SWITZERLAND.

1-IGENEVA, dune 7.
A large number of Italian refugees
have collected on the border. Tho Swiss
Government has taken active measures To
prevent their departure. NOtwithstand'
ing this, few succeed in Cluding the au'
thOritics, near Como, and entered Lom'
hardy. Troops were Immediately dis
patched in pursuit.
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NEW YORK CITY.

Arrests on TeIcgrams TO be stopped.
NEW York, June l.
Superintendent Of Police Jordan an
nOunCes that hereafter he will refuse TO
make arrests on the authority ortclcgrams
from distant points, unless iull particulars
us TO the name, offence and authority for
the apprehension are given. The Super
intendent assigns us the reason for this de-
cision that these kilograms, having fro
quentlY been sent without consultation
with the authorities, have caused arrests
and detGntions without sufficient cause.
The Flood from Europe.
Seven vessels, arriving within the last
three days, have brought G,0O2 Gmigranls.
The China last night brought 4SG.
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CLEVELAND.
Oil Train and Bridge Burned on the
4. Il &. W. Il. Il.

CLEVELAND, June /.
An oil train on the Atlantic & Great
Western railroad, took fire this morning
while approaching the city, the fire com
muniCatcd to the railroad bridge over the
Cuyahoga river and Ohio canal, and de
str0ycd them. a frame building occupied
hv Krctch Il Crane Manufacturing
Company, us n machine shop, was dam
aged to the extent Of about $G0,OOO prob
ably covered by insurance. Loss to the
railroad company not ascertaincd.
The insurance on the Kretch II Crane
building burned this morning, is us fol-
lows: Williamsburg, Lafayette and Uni.
ted States, $3.50 Gach LorillNrd and Con-
tincntal, 1850 each; Washington, $500;
State and German, Of Cleveland, Ohio,
81 800; Home, New Haven, $2,450; Provi-
dcncc, Washington, 81 ,995; Metropolitan,
$1,000; Fircman's Fund, San Francisco,
$4,000.
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BERLIN, June 1.
Count Bismarck is at Emo, in Nassau,
in company with King William.
The election for Deputies in the North
German Parliament will be held about the
middle of September, and those for mem
bcrs of the Prussian Diet will take place
soon ailerwardA
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THE FENIAN FIASCO.
Arrest Of two Leading Feninn officers
Rt Malone.


MALONE, June /.
There Is great excitement here over the
arrest last night Of the two principal Off
GERS of the Fcnians who have hitherto
eludcd the United States officials, by
DEPUTY Marshal Titus. AS the Marshal
was passing along the street he noticed
Major Randolph Fitzpatrick, of New
York, passing by with Colonel Mcneil,
who was mt the time supposed TO be
Mosby, and on pcrcCiving the Marshal the
prisoners ran round n corner and dis
appeared. A boy informed the Marshal
TINT they had seCrGtGd themselves in u
barn. Tho Marshal got guard Of
regulars, surrounded and entered the
barn and found Fitzpatrick and Mcneil.
They surrendered without resistance
and were brought to the guard
house ind placed under n heavy
guard. Colonel Mcneil and Fitz.
patrick were undoubtedly the Nblcst 9th.
GERS connected with the Fcnian move.
mcnt, and the fact thRt they were arrested
by mere chance tends to show they meant
business. They are well treated by the
United States officers, who respect them
for their courage and gentlcmanly bear.
ing. Both will probably be arraigned be.
fore United States Commission Brennan,
to-day. Fitzpatrick and Mcneil were
about leaving here by the 10 o'clock train
last night, when they were arrested.
Newspaper Reporters in Limbo.
A special says the Government officials
at Malone wound up the war, yesterday
by arrcsiing several New York ncwspH.
per reporters &s Fonians,and sending them
to prison,
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI June !.
FLoUR-In good demand and market iirn fam
fly 81 3Olt5 G0; extra $SlG5 90.
GnAIX-W -Whcat-Iu light supply and nrincr;
No. 2$l 70; No. I 81 -. Corn Irregular chF al
$4,000. In elevator II Il held at 9SGhN' "NN-
Dali at 6tdhSc Rye-Hdtyic.
CoTroS-Dull middling !lhc,
ToBICCo-Actiyc: sales OF 30 hhds at e sJtg
1900. ,,o,I.,o.
WmsKY-Cnzcttlcd at 81 OtGl %
punvIsioSs- -Nominally unchanged aud nothing
donc hui holders ask full prices for all articles.
BrTrER-Stcady at 2Gt:ic,
E00s-AdvAnCGd to lSltiSc,
OIfs-So change In oils.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
Congressional Election ... Probable
Reelection of Whittemore.

SI'sH''1''77 w -7I''J VI
An election for member OF Congress in
place Of B. F. Whittemorc, resigned, was
held in tho inst district of this State TO-.
day. The candidates were Whittemurc
and 7. G.. Dunn, both claiming To be Re,
publicans. Raincy, II Colored citizen who
had been q candidate, having Withdrawn
from the contest, leN the field TO Messrs.
Whittemore and DUNN The returns are
meagrc, but indicate the reelection Of
Whittemore, dealer in military cadet
ships, 81
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MR BouTwELLs exhibit of the debt
published yesterday, cXhibitinga u reduc.
ton Of fourteen millions during May, is
encouraging rs showing that out Of the
great streams OF revenue now flowing into
the Treasury that large sum has been
saved in one month; but II is a matter Of
grave doubt, and is now pending ques;
tion in Congress, whether the present drain
on the resources Of the country ought TO
be continued with u view 70 the immcdi'
ate reduction of the principal Of the debt
1t is possible TO draw so heavily on the
productive, industrial and commercial in.
teresls Us to paralyze business, stop the In.
crcasebr wealth and destroy the capacity
81, the country TO pay revenue at nll
lot Glohg, time to come Issit best
to try TO lift soknuclr OF our load ht once
US to tocripplc ourselves, so that We will
never bs, able to carry the balance Of it'll
Wouldn't it bc better TO husband anil cul.
tivatc our strength and nnload ihr debt
in smaller chunks when we shall he bet.
ter able: 1t would contribute. 10 Mr..
BOUTwEII's personal glory 10 pay the
whole debt at once; and there Is enough
property in the United States to do it;
but if it were taken for that purpOscwhat
would become Of the country? The taxes
ought 10 he reduced, even If these pay-
mcnts on the debt, not yet due, have to
he discontinued. The country would be
all the better able to bear taxation after
while, Or il Expenses were reduced as
they might be, the revenues cOuldbc large
ly cut down and still afford large surplus
to he applied to the principal Of the debt.
Let Congress ut least cut revenues and
expenses pGyI pISsU. u4II w.G uI.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, June !.
FLorR-QuIct; western super SSG52S.
GRAIS-Hheat-Dul western 81 25. Corn
White 81 90dtl %; yellow 81 70. Oats-6066qc
PROvIsIONS-Mes Pork-Fim at $50 Bacon
Firm; rib sides l1c: clear sides IKE; should
OrS IlC; hams 2lX622c. LRrd-Quiet al IKE.
wWsKY-FIrm at 81 0S1I 10.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, June |.
King Craft won the Derby. The Lon;
don sculling match between Kelly and
Saddler is fixed for July 1ith, at New
castle. ..-...
Cyrus Relding, the author, died to-day,
arp1 S5
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B. B. Match Mt Rochester.

ROCHESTER,, n. Y, Juncl
Ina game of bOSe ball today, between
the Red Stockings, OF Cincinnati, and the
Flour City, of Rochester. was won BY the
former, by Sc to IL.
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From the report of the Department of
Agriculture, we find that in twenty-onc
counties in West VirginiA, 1880 sheep
have been killed by dogs within the past
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NEW GRANADA.

Slaughter of Citizens at Remedies
New York, June l.
Latc adviccs from Remedies confirm
the slaughter Of lorty-two most respects
bic citizens by volunteers, in revenge tor
the many defeats suffered at PortiIlo. The
military commander Of the district knew
that the butchery wAs mCditatcd, and pas
siyCly endorsed il.
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New York DrY Goods Market.

NEW lOHk, JUNE J.
Inactivity IS the prevailing feature, wEIlo prices
rule generally steady.
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New York Money and Stock Market.
NV YoRK, Jnne l.

M0NEY-Easy at sos per cent. ..
STEHLING-Firm ut l09JSGDIlOh.
GOLD-Dull but steady; opened at ll4H; closed
at 1l4KGDlliK. Carrying rates per cent to fiat.
ClearanccS $46, 10000. The Sub.Treasury sold
one million 1T ia. Il4.3S. .rs
GOVERNMENT BoNDs-Hfgher, closing steady,
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THEPUBL1c DEBT STATEMENT.
Reduction of over NI4, ,OOO, ,OO9 Du-
ring May. .. .


ring May. .
WAsHNOToN, June l, 1870.
The public debt statement issued to-day nAkS
the following exhibit:
TOTAL DRBT, principal and inter
est to date, including interest -
duo and unpaid, ,...............$ -, ,6S le4,STl.T
AMOUNT IN TREASURY:
Coin u............. SlO6, ,7S9, 1915 H...
Currency .,.,..,.. H. Si68 81 1871 ,0S3, ,6iS13
Sinking Fund In U. s. coIn.lnter.
est bonds, and accrued interest
thereon n..,......,,............ S46S, $3.50
Other U. 8. cOin.inLerOst bOnds
purchased and accrued interest
thereon n,.,..,...,,.-,..,..,,,, s9,OOS, 1881
Total .:.,.................. $2SS,SOI ,sO9.A9
DEBT, After deduCtng amount In
the Treasury y................,,, 2,d06 $50 81 T8
DECREAsE during May. y..,........ N,90I, ,96a.H
DECnEAsE since March !, lSi0.... 8l,T6G, ,l05.S9
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Western Union Telegraph, sly, Adams Rx.
press, G3%; Wells, Fargo s Co., l5S; American,
4IX: United States, 45S; Pacific Mall, u; New
York Central, l0l; do. scrip, 95H; Bric, 23A;
l2l; Lake Shore, 984; Illinois Central, lS9;
Pittsburgh, IO9S; Northwestern, 90; do prefer.
red S9's; Rock Island, l2OS; New jersey Central,
lO0K; st. Paul. G5I{; do. preferred, slK; Wabash,
6I1t; do. preferred, y; Fort Wayne, 95H Terro
IIautc, %; Chicago 4 Alton, Ii7k; Ohio d Mis-
sIsslppi, Az; Hartford & Erie, *; Cleveland,
Columbus & Cincinnati 7gX; Cleveland, Colum.
bus j. Indiana Central, 19H.
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TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.

Gold closed in New York Saturday
at ll94.
It is said that the German ports have
been closed
The Hamburg line of steamers have
ceased running.
Fifteen cases Of Sunstroke in New
York on Saturday. Five were fatal.
Sheridan had a long interview with
President Grant at Long Branch, Satur-
day
The Mutuals, of New York, beat the
Chicago White Stockings, at Chicago,
Saturday, ten TO nothing.
An inquest, into the cause OF the
death OF the Austrian consul resulted
in verdict Of death from "ArcuriSm
of the Aorta"
The General Conference Of the EyaE-
aeKcal Alliance will pot be postponed
on account OF the war in Europe. The
European delegates unable TO attend
will send their reports to be read.
Colonel D. IL. Buell., in charge of the
arsenal at Fort Leavenworth, was as
.assinated, Friday night, while return
ing home from party at General
Sturgis house. The assassin is mo-
known.
A discussion before the Irish Lltcrar!
Society, at tChicagoFriiay night, term
mated asout II o clock, and the presidin:
officer decided that the Prusslan sld'
had the best of the argument. The lrlsi
audience was evidently in sympathy
with France, and a vote was takei
resulting in 40 for France and ~ 10
Prussia.
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THE PRIMARY MEETINGS.

The most lively interest was taken in
the Democratic primary meetings on
Saturday night, and i'll some wards
nearly all the entire Democratic vote was
ont, and in all the vote was much
iar@r than is usual in primary meet
ing. Everything passed off harmo-
miolsly and seemingly to the satisfac,
tio, of everybody. We give the returns
a. ar a. we have received them:
WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP.
CongrcsSiond DAegucS-John Scott,
Jacob Altmyer and VIM. III. Oxtoby.
Coz y DeLtyatcs-Jacob Altmeyer,
join q. Muth and l.. Fitzpatrick.
To,cashjp Tcket-Supervisor, John
Zoekler; Inspector, VIM. p. Wilson;
Commissioner, VIM. ii. Oxtoby; Clerk,
Wn. A. Wilson :. Overseer, ID. Murry /;
Constable, Joseph Chapline; Treasurer,
.losph Steger.
MADISON TOWNSHIP.
Congressional DeLtyatcs-John NJ.
Laihiev, VIM. II. Schambra and John
G.. Smith.
County DsLyaas-John Pfarr, John
Murine and \. Crawley.
TJynship Tcket-Supervisor, Geo.
Roberts Inspector, j. Sheppard
school Commissioner, !. Bickel; Clerk,
W. II. Schamhra: Treasurer, 7. T.
Xirn; OverSeer OF Poor, Ell. Burt
Corstables, Noah Price and William
ScrHggIms.
CLAY TOWNSHIP.
Congressional DeLtyates-Thos. Luns
ford, Robert Simpson and O. 5. Long,
county DeiegutCS-.IOhn Nolan, NJ.
Pollock and f. q. Cracratt.
T6'cashjp Tckst-Supervisor, Geo. X.
Tingle; Inspector, 4. Caldwell; School
Commissioner, j. St J. Clarkson Clerk
|. h. Jones Treasurer, r. Haus; Over.
seer of the Poor, j. Nolan; Constable
\. Wallace.
UNION TOWNSHIP.
Cnogressioaal Dsitgqtcs-J.W. Borin.
II. b. Miller and James P Rogers.
Conaty Del,ydtcS-Jobn Fulton, Robt
Crawford aud Aug Rolf.
76,easlsp Tcket-Superrlsor, Jane
b. McClun, Inspector, J. ii. Downs
School Commissioner, J. VI. Ewing
Clerk, John Fulton Treasurer, VIM
Tailor; Overseer of Poor, J. X. Acker
Co,stables, Thomas Wicari and j. j
Brown; Justice of Peace, NJ. W. Amlck
CENTRE TOWNSHIP.
Congressional Deltyates-Ed. Weisgci
her. Peter Vogler and Frank Shaniey
C1,o,fy DsIsgdtes--P. Nosler, JosePI
HiS and b. Moran.
71,rEshp Tckct-Supetvisor, JoseP
Salisbury: Inspector, Benno Hammer
School Commissioner, John Hamilton
CIuk, Joseph Long, Treasurer, Chrl'
carney Overseer of Poor, Ed. Wei'
gerber; Constable, Mart Wins
WEBSTER TOWNSHIP.
Congressional DeLegates-W. IL. Ha
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at'heeliug grgister.
so Market Reports on Third Page. /.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

BIoBRs ON TUE CHlNEsE.-Here is
Blobhs' plan for solving the Chinese
problem. Let all the dogs eat up all
the rats and then let all the Chinese eat
mp all the dogs. Then let the Republi,
can party swallow the Chinese as they
have the colored brother Blobbs is
all right so far, but what to do with
the Republicans beats him. He don't
know anything mean enough to swallow
the Republican party. But that's none
of his business. He has got rid Of the
Chinese.
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rison, F. w. Ritter and Joseph Fulken

rison, F. w. Ritter and Joseph Fulken
slime,
County Delegates-James Durkin
Andreas Thomas and P. McCann.
To,cnship Tcket-Supervisor, w. II
Harrison Inspector, John Clark; Com
missioner, w. II. Harrison; Clerk
John Clark, Treasurer, George Wat
son; Overseer, Samuel Ellifrits; Con,
stable, Vim. Freese; Justice, George
Forbes.
R,rcH1R TOWNSHIP ---
Conqessional Delegates-Wm. Hand,
Ian, Henry Hewitt and W. G. Scott.
County DelcgateS-August Weide,
busch, Lewis Baker and James NJ.
Todd. .... .t.. r.....
To,oash;p 7Tcket-Supervisor, Ste
phen Waterhous9; Inspector, W. c.
Handland; School Commissioner,
Mathew Greenlee, j. NJ. Todd; Clerk,
John Waterhouse Treasurer, Charles
Otte; Overseer of the Poor, George
Goehman; Constable, Joseph Humes.
-TRIADELTHIA TOWNSHIP.
Congressional Delegatcs-A. NJ. ia
cobs, J. Burrows, A Higgs.
County Dclegates-George Downey,
j. l.. Bedillion and J. Creighton.
Townshp T;ckct-Supcrvi.o., II :.
Thornburg; Inspector, James Z. Her
vey: School Commissioner, Samuel
Okiham; Overseer, a. Heimberger !;
Clerk, w. B. Waddle; Justices of the
Peace, Wesley Robinson, q. V. Miller ;
Constable, John Barr; Surveyor, lst
District, James Oldham: 2nd District,
Samuel Mcdonnell; 3rd District, J. NJ.
Thornburg; 4th District, Thomas
Hutchinson.
EIcHLAND TOWNSHIP.
Congressional Deiegates-John b. VIII
son, w. w. Miller, |. B. Kelly.
Gal,nty Delegates-Jamcs B. Wilson,
|. B. Keller, S. w. Wharton.
To,cnship TTcla.-Superyisor, l. B.
Kelly; Inspector, A. r. Jacob ;
School Commissioner, Elijah Pogue;
Township Clerk, W. H. Caldwell {;
Township Treasurer, George W. Will
son; Oversecr of the Poor, John g.
Wechcman; Constables, John 7. Court
ney, John Z. Morgan; Justices of the
Peace, Powell Wharton, Joseph W.
Morgan.
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TRANSFERS or REAL ESTATE. The
following is list of the transfers OF
real estate entered in the Recorder :
Office Of Ohio county to Fridny, July 22,
l>Iu:
samuel Coiland and wife TO Lewis
II. Morris, May TO- part OF lot No. >,
Robson addition, Zanes Island-$2j0
Heirs of George Bulger, deceased, to
Charles f. Bulger, February |, part OF
lot No 1919, John street, on private
terms
Thomas Pendergast and wife to Eli
zaheth Keller, July 2l, part of lot No.
l9G, Seventh street, East Wheeling for
5000
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EUROPEAN EXCHANGE OFFICE
II, Hammer.

sTERIING EXCHANGE or LONDON
for any sum not ls~ than One Pound stsf-
ling. sight Drafb on NIL the principal cities
Of Prancs, Germany and Italy nj Liberal
rates.
AteO, YOR SALE At the sAMg 0rTfrE:
Passage Tickets Ia and from England,
Ireland, Brcinsn and Hamburg. via New
York or Baltimore.
Emlgrant Railroad Tickets from Nov
Offirc, \. W. enrner of Third and Market
streets, Centre Wheeling, W. Va.
BEsNO HAMMER,
Notary Publk; Real Eststs, Fire and Life
Claim and General pa'~1se Agent
unyis
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4 Cincinnati dispatch Of Saturday
says: \. B. Champion, President Of the
Red Stocking Club, publishes card in
today's papers, referring TO the articles
in the city press during this week.
charging the Reds with unfair playing,
playing for bets, &c. lie says the
players OF the club are controlled by
the executive board, composed Of prom
inent and respected citizens, who are
incapable of permitting such conduct
on the part of the players. lie also
declares the players Incapable Of lis
honest actions. He concludes 10y say
in- that thoughth Red Stockings may
be defeated the club will not be De.
strovci.
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POLES CoURr-This hot weather is
having fatal effect on the Police
Court. Business in this department of
life is about a. dultas the matrimonial
market.
un Saturday Henry Winesburg, Ga
brother 10 the one sent up Friday
was captured spread out on q sidewalk
in North Wheeling, so drunk that he
kept feeling up for the ground. He
was fnel 81 and costs.
Israel Phillips was arrested charged
with forestalling the market There
WAS not the ghost of a shadow Of proof
and the charge was dismissed.
\ second session Of the Court was
held at { o'clock Saturday afternoon to
consider the case of Alfred Ewing
charged with having been guilty OF dis
orderly conduct on Friday evening in
East Wheeling. 1t appears that Ewing
went To the house of n Mrs Duncan TO
look for his wife. Although she was in
the back yard at the time, he was in-
formed that she WAS not about. He
raved and ripped and roared considera-
bly,, and went away. Returning in a
short time he found his better half hid
under the bed. Then he did snort and
cavort, so as to cause his arrest. He
was fined 81 and cost. Not having
the necessary lucre he linserth in the
geological school of Professor I'ricc
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A tire occurred at Chicago Friday
night, commencing about six o'clock,
which destroyed large frame Luildipg
on Carroll street occupied for pork-pack-
ing and rendering and residences total
loss $4,000 After the fire had been
subdued aud the firemeu gone To their
engine-houses, it was discovered that
Mrs. Kelly, residing in the building, was
missing. After searching through the
ruins for some time her remains Sere
discovered, burned TO crisp.
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- =, ,on tal;. Ro.ealIeibi1..

So sure as YOU take ROsenIiefhfs
Stomach Bitters. the Great Western
Remedy, Won will lie cured Of Loss OF
Appetite, Cholera Morbus. Diarrhoea,
Debility, Fever and Ague, or Nervous
Headache. They all arise from a tor
pid state Of the. stomach anil bowels
Sold by grocers aud druggists eyeQi
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