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Alexis at Denver.

DENVER, Coll, January 19.--The ball
given in honor Of Alexis last evening was
brilliant success. tOver Two hundred
couples were on the floor ior the first
quadrillc. The Grand Duke was not at
home in the square, but seemed 10 prefer
the waltz, polka, &c.
The Imperial party, alter visiting Clear
Greek Canon today, will leave this even.
Ing for ST. Louis, stopping at Kit Carson
for buffalo bunt, and at Topeka 10 pay
their respS Is to the GovernorNor Kansas
GOLDEN Cry, Col, January 19.-The
Grand Duke, Gen. Sheridan and num-
Der of prominent citizens of Denver, and
the officers OF the Colorado Central Rail.
road Company, left Denver at II o'clock
this morning in the Pullman train. Alter
n pleasant ride over the Colorado Central
the party reached Golden City at 1890 =.
NJ, and were taken in carriages. TO the
Golden Hotel, where an elegant lunch
Pera peri PfsR aFy and S1ed gess Wefe es akeh
in carriages up the canon of Clear Creek
10 view the work Of the narrow guage ol
the Colorado Central Railroad Company
now under construction TO the mining
cities of Central City and Georgetown,
and to witness the grand scenery OF the
gorge Of Clear Creek canon, and also see
the effects of the great power in reducing
the iron bound cliff of rocky mountains.
The Grand party left at 4:l0 on their
happy return hOmeward.
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CINCINNATI.

CMorNNATr, o. January ia bill is
now pending in the Ohio Legislature
providing lor the redistricting OF Oincin.
natl, and is creating considerable commo.
tion here. The matter was debated by
the Board of .Councilmen today, and u
resolution passed asking the Legislature
to enact a law authorizing the Judges
OF the Supreme Court TO appoint five
disinterested tax payers to redistrict the
city by October first of this year, provided
The same is not done by council prior to
this date.
CINCINNATI, January 10.-Thc mys-
terious disappearance Of Dr.. .Weigan, OF
GAINESVILLE, leaving his hat, cane, &c, on
the banks of the river, seems, according
to Gazette dispatches received tonight, TO
have had light thrown upon it by the
appearance OF forged checks
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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, January 10.-Gen. Han.
cock arrived at the Gait House in this city
to-day, on a brief visit 10 his son, who
lives here.
The Nillson concert is creating great
Iurore here, and $4,000 worth 0l season
tickets Tor four concerts were sold in two
hours this morning. During the day
$4,000 worth OF tickets were sold.
Lawrence Givens, who was stabbed by
man named Watson on the steamer
Altoona, is at the U. s. Marine Hospital
here in critical condition. Therefore II
is tolerably certain that he did not die at
Cincinnati, rs stated in a dispatch from
there last night. The trial OF Watson was
postponed in the city Court this morning
on account of Givens condition.
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CLEVELAND.
The Fire Thursday Night--POst-Of-
fec Clerks Arrested.

Inc Fire Thursday NIght.s POStsOf.
flee Clerks Arrested.
CLEVELAND, O., January 10. - The
aggregate loss of Young, Love, Massey &
Co., by the fire, last night, is estimated at
100000; insurance, $4,000 in Eastern
companies, principally Boston. The
foundry connected with the works was
saved. Over one hundred workmen
thrown out Of employment by the fire,
A watChman named L. s. Burdsell
after giving the alarm, entered the works,
1t is supposed with the intention oi
getting Babcock fire extinguisher kept
in the building, since then nothing has
been seen of him, and it is believed he
perishcd in the flames. lie leaves wife
and four children. o. A. Lyman is in
a state Of unConsCiousneSs; it is thought
he cannot survive.
Two clerks in the Cleveland post.oflice
were arrested on Wednesday, charged
with abStracting drafts and money orders
from letters. Examination held and
session adjourned to Friday. Prisoners
admitted to bail OF $500.
CLEVELAND, January 10.-Thc Rev.
DR., o. A. Lyman died this evening at half
past G o'clock, from the effects OF a
shock from paralysis, received Wednes.
day last.
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NEW YORK CITY.


New YORK, January 10.-A man nance
White was killed yesterday up town OF
the Vanderbilt Fourth avenue slaughter
trap. Soon after the accident large
crowd gathered and threatened TO teal
up the track, but were dispersed by thl
police.
The steamer France, IRON Liverpool
has arrived.
II Is proposed 10 move resolution II
the Legislature declaring Twced's place
vacant Il that gentleman does not present
himself, In the latter case his expulsion
will be moved. The Election Committee
at Albany have summoned Tweed before
them on the 25lh Of January. A Com.
mission from the Legislature are TO take
evidence in this city.
The Times saysa further fraud has been
discovered IN the Department Of Public
Works, growing out OF four contracts for
iron pipes concluded under the auspices
OF Tweed, whereby the city was robbed
Of $190,00O.
Miss Isabella Titus, aged 10 years, a
young lady from Boston, and respectfully
connected in that city, shot herself last
night, in this city, at the residence Of a
friend, dying instantly.
In the Lilienthal tobacco case to-day q
motion TO arrest judgment was denied.
1t Is reported that Tweed will go TO
Washington in o few days on important
business, the nature of which Is q secret.
The Chairman Of the Executive Com
mitlee of the Reform Democracy, at a
meeting tonight, announced that over
"a, 600 had been enrolled in the party up
TO Thursday night. The primaries viii
be held next Friday for the choice q Gen
cral Committee. A delegation goes TO
Albany to press legislation which secures
thorough reform in the municipal gov.
ernment
The charter adopted by tue Committee
oil Seventy differs from the drarL recently
published, in the following particular: The
new department OF public safety was
created consisting Of bureau OF police,
fire, health, buildings and statistics, each
bureau to have Chief, the office OF cham
berlain abolished and a sub.treasury under
the control of II comptroller authorized to
receive the city moneys. The Board of
Finance is authorized to make estimates
OF moneys required Tor all departments ol
the city government, which,. when certi.
fled TO by the Board Of Aldermen, shall
be referred TO the Board OF Supervisors on
the first INLAY next. The terms of office
of the mayor, board OF aldermen, comp.
troller, deputy chamberlain, corporation
counsel and corporation attorneys, tax
commissioners and commissioners Of pub.
lie instruction shall expire on the 18th of
May. Commissioners of parks, works,
charities and corrections, health, fire,
docks, commissioners and superintendent
OF police, registers, SC. with all the above
named officers, shall turn over their re.
spective offices TO their successors, whose
election is appointed for April
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HAVANA.

The Remains of Columbus 10 be
Transferred.
HAVANA, January 10.-The new Gene.
terry will receive the title Of Columbus,
The remains Of Columbus, which are now
deposited in the Cathedral, will be trans
tGrred at some future day TO the new
Cemetery and placed inside the grand
monument to be erected to his memory.
The new set Of officers for the United
States monitor Terror have arrived. The
relief ship TO take home the present off
GERS has failed TO arrive. The Terror nov
has two sets Of officers.
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WEimported but a little more than Five
tlundred Millions Of Dollars worth Of
ioreign products last year, as officially
inyoiced and for smuggling and under
valuation. and our Imports were at
least Six Hundred Millions. Hence, after
sending abroad every product we could
spare, including Sixty Millions worth Of
Gold and Silver, We did not run into debt,
Gncluling the interest OF what VIC already
owed abroad), over One Hundred 10 One
Hundred and Fifty Millions of Dollars in
that year, so we must reduce the Tariff,
in order 10 run into debt faster and come
10 general crash sooner. Hence Mr.
John Sherman's and other Tariff Rcduc-
tion bills.-lTbune.
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The Cheek Murder Trial.

BRooKvIEI.E, IND, January lO.-The
new trial Of Mcdonald Cheek for the mur.
der Of his lather.inlaw, near Lawrence.
burg, Ind, now pending, is not as exciting
rs II wGs during the former investigation.
But few persons visit the court house, and
those stay only short time. So far the
evidence is nearly the same as 1t was
before. Dr. Kyle, the most important
witness in the case, will testify in the
morning. He is tho only person who saw
the shooting except Cheek and his &C
compllce. About 95 witnesses have beer
examined already.
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The. Wharton Trial.

ANNAPOLIS, Mn, January 10.-Thom.
rs resumed the argument in the Wharton
trial this morning. Hc said that there
was no evidence 10 show that any person
had offered Ketchum $4,000, and that
there was no improbability that Mrs.
Wharton had entrusted $4,000 In bonds
TO ketchm, without receipt, MS previous
relations justified such confidence on her
part. Ele said also that It was not nee.
essary iorrthe defense To show of what
disease Kctchum died, hut only 10 relute
the evidence Of the prosecution that
KelChum died by poison from tartaric
emetc, and this hcargued they had done.
This concluded tho argument.
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SATURDAY, JANUARY Goth.

At O'clock A. n, on the primises. The Farm is
Que OF the bCst In Belmont county; the soil Of
the best lime stone; over lC0 acres under cultiva
ton, tho balance well tlmbered. Upon the Farm
Is large Brick Dwelling, having an excellent
spring OF never falling water In the yard, a large
Barn, Milk House and other outhOuEes. Also, u
double Log House, suitable for tenant houtc,
and an orchard Of choice fruit The Farm can
be easily div ded by tho county road into two
nearly equal parts, and make two farms Of 20 to
IS acres each, and would make excellent Garden
or Dairy farms, being withlng one half mile Of
the ferry ut the loot OF the Island.
The Coal Is of tho best quality, fully equal to
any about Wheeling. The tract will be sold
as u whole or In parcels, and either with or
without the coal, as may suit purchasers, or tho
land and coal will be sold separately II desired.
TERMS or SALE-0nG.third cash In hand, bal.
ance In two equal payments ofOnG and two years,
with interest from day OF sale.
For Information inquire on the premises, or Of
Stone 4 Thomas, Wheellng,O or
JAMES KELSY, Administrator.
lADS West Wheeling Ohio
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pequesls Of a BaltImOre MLIIiOnaire.

BALTIMORE, January 19.-The will of
the late Alexander Lorman, whose estate
is valued at one and q quarter millions,
contains the following bequests to charita.
bic institutions of this city: Blind Asy-
lum, $4,000; Baltimore Orphan Asylum,
$4,000; Aged Women's Home, $4,000;
Aged Mems Home, $4,000; Union Or.
plan Asylum, $4,000; Church, Home and
tnRrmary, $4,000; Home of the Friend.
less, $4,000; ST Paul's Orphan Asylum,
$4,000 Mount Hope Retreat, $4,000;
Manual Labor School, $4,000; Boys
Home Society. $4,000; Poor Association,
$4,000 Maryland State Bible Society,
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Ohio Legislature.

COLUMBUS, January 19.-In the House
today bills wcro passed making ii bur.
glury to iorcibly break into NATURALIZATION
houses, cars or depots in the night season;
also to admit as competent jurors persons
who may have read newspaper accounts
OF criminal cases on which they proposed
to set as such jurors. A bill was intro.
duced to create lien in favor of makers
and dealers in monuments and grave
stones. After long discussion bill to
increase the salaries of the Judges of the
S"r;-;''H :; III r!onrt from three to four thou.
sanu dollars was deI1UtsI ;.,- 10th. Uoueno
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California Legislature.

SAN FRANCISCO, January 10.-In the
Legislature yesterday, Senator Fowler,
RCpublican) in debate said he was in
doubt whether Senator Pendergast Dem.
oCrat) was fool or knave.
Mr.. Pcndergast, after the adjournment,
sent friends 70 demand a full retraction by
apology or fight. Mr.. Fowler decided In
favor OF retraction by apology, which was
written out by Pendergasts friends and
agreed 10 be read at the opening of the
Senate this morning by Fowler. The
affair created great excitement, bloodshel
heing anticipated.
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42d CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, January 10, 1872.
HOUSE.

Mcssrs. EDWARDS and SNYDER disc uss.
cd at length the election cases Of Bales
against Edwards. Alter two hours spent
on the Arkansas question, resolution
was adopted refusing Edwards, the sitting
member any more time TO take testimony.
Mr.. STARKwATER reported q bill for the
funding of the debt Of the city Of Wash.
ington in @ per cent gold bonds, running
moi less than fifteen nor more than thirty
years, to be negotiable at rate Of discount
not more than three per cent. Passed.
Mr.. CLARK, Of Texas, introduced a
bill 10 refund to the State Of Texas the
disbursements made prior Ia the war in
defense of the frontier. Referred.
The House adjourned till Monday.
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The Weather To-day.
WAR DEPARTMENT, I
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIaNAL OFPICER,
WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 1880 p. n.
PROBABILITIES

An area Of rising barometer with north.
west winds and clearing weather will
probably extend on Saturday from Lake
Superior to Florida and westward; north.
west winds with snow and clearing
weather will extend eastward into the
Ohio valley and Michigan. The lowest
barometer will move northeast over New
York and subsidiary area will continue
in the south Atlantic States, moving
northeast; rain will continue on the south
and middle Atlantic coasts during the
night, followed by clearing weather.
Saturday afternoon rain or snow will pre-.
vail from tho New England coast west.
ward TO Lake Huron.
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KANSAS.

TOPEKA, January 10.--A resolution 10
appoint joint committee to investigate
the alleged frauds in the election OF United
States Senator last winter passed the
House to-day withouta dissenting vote.
The Governor received telegram from
Denver to-day stating that the Grand
Duke Alexis would stop in Topeka from
II A. NJ. to 8 7, NJ. on Monday next.
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New York Congregational Confer.

New York, January 10-The Confer.
ence of the Ccngregationalists was held
at Brooklyn yesterday. The new depar-
ture programme, presented at Oberlin,
Ohio, was discussed, the leaders Of the
movement claiming that they have no
intention in the triennial Conference OF
the Congrcgationalists to attempt any
thing like legislative control Of the
affairs OF the denomination-they wish
only to produce q grester Gaity. Henry
Ward Beecher warmly welcomed Rev.
Mr.. Hepworth as abrother. The latter
stated in his remarks that he was now on
the side where he had been long wishing
10 come.
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MAYOR Medill said to the Grand Duke,
in apologizing for the dilapidated condi.
ton OF the city: "Chicago was ravaged
by fire, rs well as the old capital of your
country GO years ago, and must exhibit TO
your eyes many ofthe scenes observed by
your grand uncle after that tremendous
Coniagralion" Neat, certainly but not
a very agreeable sort Of alIusion 10 make
in speech addressed TO Russian.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
TerLble Ezplo.lon at creenwieh.

Terrible Explosion at Greenwich.
LONDON, January ia terrible explo,
sion occurred in a cartridge factory, in
Greenwich, yesterday afternoon. The
clothing of a large number of girls
employed In tue factory, took fire, and
they rushed shrieking through town into
the surrounding marshes, In hopes of
quenching the flames. The factory was
totally destroyed.
MIR. lIorseman, q member Of Parlia.
mGnt, in an address last night, took a
gloomy view of the political prospect, and
declared the present government unfit To
deal with English questions.
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MEXICO.

MATAMoRAs, January 1s.-Indians from
Mexico are burning ranches, killing the
settlers and running of stock from Texas.
Valdez still holds Piedraz Negroes
although besiegcd by the Revolutionists.
Tho Revolutionists have not captured
Comargo, although outnumbcring Corli.
mas troops.
A brig from Tampico arrived last night
with money and supplies for the govern.
ment troops, who will now take the often.
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Alexis to Visit the Missouri Capitol,

sr. LOUIS, January f0.-The Chief
Clerk OF the Lower House OF the Legisla.
ture received q telegram today from Ad-
miral Possiet stating the Grand Duke
Alexis would, in accordance with an
invitation extended to him by the Legis.
lature, visit Jefferson City Tuesday next
and remain from 10 A. NJ. till 4P.M.
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The Proposed Statue Of Horace
Greeley,


Greeley.
The following is the subscription paper
circulating in New York to raise fund
to erect statue to Horace Greeley. Six
thousand dollars, in sums fromN $25 TO
$1,000, were subscribed the first day:
The undersigned agree to pay the sum
OF money set opposite their respective
names for the purpose Of procuring
bronze statue Of Horace Greeley, to be
erected In Printing House Square, on the
vacant space in front of the new Shdts
LeItung office, opposite the statue Of
Benjamin Franklin at the other end of the
square. 1t is understood that designs for
the proposed statue of Horace Greeley
are 10 be invited from oil sculptors who
may wish TO furnish them; and that
committee Of at least three competent
persons shall select the one TO be adopted.
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, January 1O.-The mud.
die continues among the Warmothitcs.
No quorum in the Senate. The House
passed resolution expelling absent mem.
bers by vote Of 46 TO 8. The metro
politans have laid their rifles aside.
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THEY have new way of getting up
surprise parties in certain parts Of Illinois.
A resident receives an anonymous letter
stating that surprise party will be with
him on certain evening. He prepares
for it. Nobody comes, and the surprise
ofthe party is complete.
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Explorations in Africa.

NEW YoRK, January 10.-The Herald
has advices from the Nile expedition that
Sir Samuel Baker is well and near Khar'
tonAn. The English SURVIVORS at London
have nearly finished their labors. The
expedition received great assistance from
Klndives officials.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON, January ia large fire
occurred last night in the village Of
Abbcyville Court House, in the upper
part OF this State. All the hotels and one
side Of the business square were destroyed.
Origin 0i the fire unknown.
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FARM AND COAL
V PROPERTY, within one mile Of Wheeling
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.

The farm of the late Edward Thomas, decd,
OF Belmont county, o., lying opposite Wheel
ing' and below w. West Wheeling, Ohio contain.
vein Of coal, known as the river hill VEIN tOgcth.
er with the Cows. Hogs and all the Personal Pro.
pcrty Of the late Catharine Thomas, Decd will
he snlh At pnhllc Auction on
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SATURDAY., FebruaLy lOln, 1s7s,

llousc Oi Ohio county, West Virginia, sell the
following described real estate, that IN tosay:
That certain piece or parcel Of ground lying aud
being situate In the south east corner Of square
number three C3 in Carroll i Bakers addition to
the city Of Wheeling, being lot No. 10 iu said
square and situate Oh Fulton street In that part
OF said city known as East Wheeling. There Is
erected on said lot frame house, stable, fencing
aud other necessary improvements.
Terms OF sale, cash.
lan9 PHILIP SCHUIlLE, Trustee.
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OYsTERsl OYSTERS ! OYSTERS

JOHN @. HEFTLY, In Odd Fellows' Hall
i9rms his friends that he is now receiving daily
ne tnest Oysters ever brought 10 this market,
which no VIII sell At Wholesale or by the can At
me lowest possible rates, Remember the place
CHll and supply yourselves with delicious bi
NANes' augA
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GhtQntelIigstt

TnR Moundsvillc Reporter complains
that with four coal mines in the neigh.
borhood Of the town, people can not get
coal enough TO keep from freezing.
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KentnckY Lerislainre.

CINCINNATI, January 19.-The Ken.
lucky Senate to-day, by go yeas to 10
nays, voted TO allow coiored persons the
right to testify in their courts
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The Chicago Tribune" wants DR.. Liv-
ingstone TO be brought back and then put
under bonds to keep out Of Africa.
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GALE OF FOUNDRY FIXTURES.

offer at private sale the Patterns, Flasks and
Fixtures In Union Foundry, belonging to the late
drm Of W. W. Miller d Co
The purchaser can secure reasonable lease Of
the Foundry and grounds. The building Is t5
feet by G5 feet, centrally located with good light
which cannot be ObstrnCted, and contains all the
necessary appliances Of u hrst.clGss J0DbIng
Foundry.
For further particulars apply on the premises
10 II. B. MILLER,
jan9 Receiver.
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Election of a Maryland senator.

ANNAPOLIS, January 19.-George r.
Dennis was to-day elected United States
Senator 10 succeed Mr.. Vickers.
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A chicago Aldermen Convicted.

CHICAGO, January y1G.-Alderman Glade
was convicted this evening Of receiving a
bribe. His counsel appealed TO the Su.
preme Court,
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NHEAP MILL PROPERTY FOR
~ SALE.
The one half or whole Interest In the

NEW STEA " SAW Mill,
Situated at the foot OF the town Of Martins
Ferry, Belmont county, Ohio, is offered :, for
In one Of the best locations on the Ohio river and
has the best log harbor known. Also two acre
lot In Martins Ferry will he sold with or separ-
ate from the MIL. Terms very easy. For par
tlculars see or address.
y. b. WILLIAMS.
Cor. Second and WALNUT Sts., Wheeling Island.
iRnQ
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DARN FOR SALE.

Containing 100 acres, all under cultivation, Ave
miles from the city, on the ridge between Gleu's
Kun and the Ohio river. No better neIghbor.
hood or better laying Farm In the county.
dnrii L IRWIN Aga,,