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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1872-02-20

DESTRUCTIVE FIRES. We have accounts Of
several recent destructive fires in different parts
of the country On Wednesday night nine of
the most magnificent stores in Toronto were de-
stroyed, involving loss estimated at SIS ,00O.-
900. On the same night the Methodist Book
Concern at Nashville, Tenn, was consumed,
causing damage to the extent of $35, 900. All
the machinery and large number of rare
books were destroyed. At Ncksburg, Miss,
Thursday, large number of stores and dwell
ing houses were destroyed, the loss amounting
to $75, ZOO. s 49, - = - : -
A LEGISLATIVE REFoRM.-lowa proposes
that her representatives shall hereafter meet
but once in four years, and that the session
shall be limited to sixty days. The people con-
sole themselves with the knowledge that ''in
extraordinary emergencies the Governor has
the power to call an extra session
If the future Legislatures of this State are
to be like the present one, it would be we'll for
Virginia to adopt the policy proposed in Iowa.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1872-02-20

4 SSIGNEE'S SALE.
N AS assignee in Bankrul ,tcy of the estate OF
S. Mandelbaum & Bro WI sell at public a U2
ton, on Thursday, the 10Th of February. 1877
for Cash, a large and well-a ssorted :, STOCK OF
Store House on AUGUSTA Street, formerly occu-
pied by Splitter & Hunter oppos 1te Pastey Var-
gilman Office
G. M HARRISON, Assignee.
r. M; CUSHING, Auctioneer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-22

Jersey last light as follows; Az Jersey Cy under 'ne
auspices Of the Thomas A. Gross CiuO by COL M "
Hamilton; at Engewood. by H. M san1oIn ana otnvier
at ST. Michae's School, Jersey N''' ny W. N''
W. Harris and A. i. hcGh'
There was meeting of the Committee OF
Severity last evening. the voe-Chairman, the HonJouh
Wheeler presiding The nomination of the Hon. Mi'l"u
r u.vemover for Mayor was warmly indorsed, WITH Win
tt OF no q Worst for Judge OF the Superior Court
0tber endorsements were deferred to Friday night
Among the letters received, yesterday at
the headquarters OF the Liberal Republican Ns'io"1.
Committee was one from +. S. Hal, lneinu,t y.
the California Liberal Republican State Comn'''co
o can rest ossured - he saws that we shall carry
this State for Greeley and Brown, ana snalI W. are
tauy elect three Liberal members OF Oh 10 ~ penn
neither discouraged nor dlsmayeu ~ order 10 elect
sylvania and Ohio but shall fight the haroef W e0''
Greeley and Brown
The Board of Police met yesterday ana
passed resolution that the superintendent Oh ronoo
Instruct the captains of the several precincts 70
the members Of the force subject to their command tna
m Irri,od States officers are now verifying the lists OF
persons who have registered ana that they nnV ,tn
right 10 verify them by proper inquiry auu d
nj te estectye places assigned by registered pesus
a. their rd licences IL is oense to obstr9ct or In
iere with thcee officers the performance OF guy or W
refuse proper aid and assistance when iequieu
larre meeting of worlxingmen OF the
I'D Assembly District was held under the auspices OF
the Denis Burns's Campaign Club, No 1"tat NO lol
Chathamst on Saturday evening. Capt john Ml'cheii
made an elective speech in behalf OF local seHgo'eln
ment He advised the wordngmen to DO earnest vEi-
liant and true and to watch the registry and tne Poh
Of fe vote in the coming elections. In IegaIu W te
Mayoralty he said that their candidate should DE man
able TO wIte mis- veto, man OF iar he
~ aud OF spotless reputation Does James bIloI'
asked possess these qualifications Is ne one ~
the destnes Of this great city o3g TO 20 pV hone of
No: James O'Briens past record IOrous any oioims
Lis future ReiOrmer Speeches Ieutle ' IeadeT
Of O'Bren to be considered eitGr m Martin Keyes
aud Thomas j, O'COnnel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-22
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

Mrs Vanderpoel will deliver a lecture tonight at
Association Hall interesting subject How Women Live in New.
iOrl."
A large number of people gathered at the Church
the in Manhatiane last gt to listen alece
VII c WAS given b. Burke the subject Of Divine
Filth The Pracpe Of Christian LIFE
The annual parade Of the Old Guard took place
YESTERDAY uaier tie and Major Geo W. Mclean. Tie
sd IA eouosd Of members Of the ola City and Light Guars
er ;h presented tine appearance AMER tie
GeaB Hotel where addresses
were delivered BY Major Mclean aiaut I0mpkns and others
The annual election for Officers of the Gold Ex-
cge Yesterday resulted choice Of the following ticket: Pres
den o. Norris Frat ycePdnt A. Hoyt Second VicePres-
le,, T. Parker; Tressaer Rdrarsi Secretary Wm. r.
Westt Eyecuurt Conmtee-WH A. Gibson j. T. Unlerhn. j.
II Tucsr A. Lmbef Horace Manuel, W. Doughty IT, r. Moore
Finance Gomne-l b. Colgate T. BALM. tsas ungeI J. G.
i.e N D. Blrg0yne Arbitration Committee AsOrth, Clair
ma, 81 KiugeHied W. H. DlG Board Of Appeak-G A. Fan
sveN w. Fuller @ Committee POnrrs Of AtoTuey
b. X segei g. p BuInler J.. Hglslose, G. T. Re pier J. d.
Committee hduisOHsC. II. Nan. Z. T. o.
gnep NJ Vs,er r. Davenport. D. o. Wothe.oOn A. sc,oH
IL Irl. Al. 4 gllfDuL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-22
APoLL0 ILL CHARGEs FOUL PLAY.

The Apollo Hall Democracy Conference Com
mttec held last evening, at tie headquarters,
at Twenty-e ghtl-st. and Broadway, but reached no
definite conclusion. delegation from the National
Democracy called dnBg the evening for the purpose Of
asceranng what representation would DO accorded the
National Democracy on the ticket. There were also
Populations from various organizations, who wished to
ascertain what coalitions could be made on Congress
men, Assemblymen, and Aldermen. All these matters
. were referred TO the Conference Committee.
There present nearly 200 persons during the even
Ing, aud among them nearly al the representative men
o. the Apollo Han orgaLisstoD The feeling IN regard
% the action Of the Grant Republicans vas very inter-
il Is now felt that TIE nomination Of William T. have
1neyGr Was made u good iGlih by the custom mousse
clique and tlat with TIE suppOr he V receive IRON the
Reform organizations, he is very fOISudaJe candidate
JAc bargain WGde with O'Brien eCu broken by the
Grant Republican leaders aud ne Is ia eIefore compelled
90 rely entirely MS strength I'd that OF his or
GaniAuOu IL freely asserted last evening that tie
Grant leaders mad been lractBg deception throughout
Tic campaign ana iIat tneK object had 10 induce
CBreu % commit himself completely Vat be could
not Withdraw WITH a good grace from ne canvass.
Many declared that uic they might have bA induced
vote Tor Grant bad Tie Republicans fathWhy carried
out the MayOTalty compact, under no ciACmLSfNnCe6
would mey now support him. The exlI9 sion was
that the Apollo Hail organization sA,d
keep alOOl uOm national ana state politics.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-22
LOCAL POLITICS.


OPENING THE MUNICIPAL VANi AVN
TA,,NANY HALL MAKING ARRANGEMENTS .. FoM
T,vo MASS MEETINGS AND RATIFICATION
GATHERINGS IN EVERY ASSEMBLY DisihiOt'
,,ose meeting will be held on Saturday
.o,,,r AZ Tammany Han, to ratify the nomination OF
xhr,ham r. Lawrence for Mayor, and the remainnero Oh
tho nominations the City, County ana 'uu'Viai!
,iolets Another ratification meeting VIII De heiu ~
The COOPER Institute Friday evening, Nov. l. kaF
cation meetings will also be held in every Assembly,
district in the city before the close OF the campaign ~
As intended that thorough canvass shall he maoo ~
each district and as the leading candidates anu ss
est men in Tammany Han viii speak at these "ee'ius
the voters viii have an opportunity OF "S,l 49,
whether or not Tammany Han is sincere IN 's i1o,vs
sions Of reform The following meeuhsS VIII Az ~ "
she various Assembly Districts . .
LA uc, Oct g. At No u Greeaviehst lla psn., oat.
Be tHsa a. apollo Is No u Vt Dste 0e, Is Houston and
Beforsts Win District tomorrow ?, linton I r ~.
VIVA District, Oct %, at Mo- " s9d ~ Il'eISi
lxA District t0bpg silc, Oct 2s At CopcCris Hail.
luison-lisi -, et tngt AZ GermSria Hall TweDys1ht
District Oct ~ a. oy9Ie Hs 30 a9 Hycn9e A. XVIII distinct
Oct e; District Oct 81 At Di ha twenty y P r
fss.t xviIh District 81 at Glass Hall 10 Thirty ouT,hst
-, XIXth District Nov. q XII District Oct ~ az BE
Soort Hail. at FyiOurtst and havei XXlst District Now q
The Committee of Arrangements for the mass meeting
IN Tammauy Hall, Saturday evening, beId Session
Yesterday at Tammany Hail. IL was resolved that inVi-
tations should be extended the Hon. Horato Seymour
the Hon. Francis Herman, the Hon. Chauncey NJ Depew
The Hon Abraham r. Lawrence the Hon James brGoAs'
The Hon. Michael Connolly, the Hon D. . COX ne Lu'
Fernando Wood Ageruon s. sullivan, Col j. b. Fellows
aud ofhers 10 tend and address the meeting. large
her Of subsantial citizens, including men eminent
in tncr professions and IN the financial ana business
ycrd will be invited 10 act Presidents ana sec
r,taries The Committee of Arrangements VIII meet
evri day this week. It is intended that the mee1hg
srali show that Tammany is not tue weak on
maj her enemies have represented her TO be- Inc In
cd Republican and Reform organizations VIII DC lhNl'eu
10 participate in the meeting. 80
Tic Hon. Abraham r. Lawrence WIZ attend anu qr au
Crtf e meetings CaChfAssemDly District Inc Hon
Jri Krly VIII also attend those the east side and
tte lower part of the city, The meeting 10 the lNtu
Assembly, District, be held tomorrow evening, IN the
eoua al ast Broadway and RutRers-st Is INTENDED 10
~ o.c Oh ac largest demonstrations ever mace on tue
eos. side Oi he C.y. Among the speakers VINO nave
promised 10 he prcscnt tie Hon Abraham IL Law
Terc,. the Hon. John Kelly, tho Hon. william h ROD
erf Gruua s. Sullivan. Col. j. T. Fellows, ana others
Judd, Snandey ana the remainder OF the cOuimlttee
Iynr rr matter iu charge pledge themselves tnal me
,,,.., for e Liberal ticket this District shall be
st 10 taose when the Democracy have polled IN the
past.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-22
THE LIBERALS EARNESTLY COOPERATING.

The Liberal Republican judiciary Commit
tee met last evening, at the Headquarters, No. Sl4
Broadway, Joseph W. Howe beinglthe Chairman Inc
Conference Committee presented report, recommend
ing tat the ammany Han Judiciary ticket be indorsed
and THIS after debate, was agreed to.
The County Convention then convened, the Hon.
Thomas E. Stewart presiding. The Conference Commit
tee presented report recommending that the coalition
ticket be ndorscd Nh Jenny moved that the report be
rscommitted TO the committee for further dehbera0n
I1sf Mir CoachnOn moved that the names on the
ticket be taken up and passed upon separately Car
rcd The nominations Of Abraham X. Lawrence
for Mayor and Henry Womau for Coroner, were unar-
imuusy Endorsed Objections made to some OF the
naucs on the Adernanc ticket, but this also in
dorsed by a decided majority. committee was ap-
pointed 10 confer with IRON Tammany Hall relative
10 the proposed ratification meeting on saturday even
tlg, aud the entOn then adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-22
POLICE NOTES.

Anthony Martin, age s., Of No. 12l Pearl-st.,
yees9 ie1 Of he round y li,T W s-rili re hen'
,'lus BIoclHgn, age 53 coll agent, Of No 1872
Cr L. slot lt tlal-A ca.si 81, Do. willie tuhcnng
iriu Iu IRON cancer u! c tA-It e- 40 be'Lr Hospital oA
iu4dsy N--l
Edw,. td Shields age 80 o. No. 81 HulsOn-st., fen
fo IN ro Faiy.- OF 6fn4-st So 90 90 srlt af
ae nni be- 30 ~ s' 'e,cs,g sui by s sAss Of the 'e.ee
passia, tlrI-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-22
Nr,v-voRK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY OCTOBER % 1872

=, o. n, frs lengths three mile Tso- 10 seeona nc o,I
tr,use ronrso Undine Won, 0ca'ins 'ne ~
and Ariel No. . vr1.,.
gomc excitement was caused IN Nneeiili. ~
w Va gstnd,y evening on The Gera1 havlns ~ 90
60. ierul rsts ming about Improvement Of cecA 80
~ s@rse An ne demands promptly met, ana ~
Uireoto pnhhshed card bohhg themset' 'u''''''"'
issv s,sndinsible Tor all deposits In their bsnh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-22
NCIDENrs OF THE CANVASS.

An audience Of fair size and character assem-
bcd IN the Rink al Newark, n. j.. last evening hear
an address by the Hon Henry wilson Cortland Parker
presided, and introduced tie speaker, WHO irOn
iue time greeted with detG0nsu atoms Of appreciation.
A political discussion took place last night,
ct the Catholic Institute between +. II. snyder Liberal
candidate for Assembly IN tie TIA District, aud Judge
III h. Seymour, Grant Republican About COO persons
we've present. and the discussion occupied nearly three
boUfs.
Liberal meetings were addressed in New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-22
IA block Of wooden buildings at Market and
TELEGRAPuIc NOTES.

THE President has authorized the Secretary of
STATE aT e seal Of The United States tLe Postal Treaty between
this eouutry and Switzerland
THE Synod of Western New-YOrk met i'm the
Ghnct lie Roy Last evening opening sermon vas
delivered by the Rev. j. b. Nassau d h., Of Waw ~ Y large
ober 81 dgs from the Psytee ald .ushei eergymen
epnscnt
....Jn the regatta on the Patapsco at Baltimore
yeeiy lLe New koslg Club dsrael the ARIEL Club crew
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-22
PERsONAI-BY TELEGRAPH.

.Among the visitors in Washington is Gen.
DOYLE the Commanier-n-C lief Of the Canadian forces
zee Henry Sloan Of the firm of Sloan d Sons, cot
merchants Of Philadelphia died Sunday H. Constant GulOn
lawyer Phiadelpha also died Sunday, aged 81.
Mr.. William NJ. Evarts, late counsel OF the
before the Geneva Tribunal and Miss Nelson the actress
sailed from Liverpool for heSiork last Saturday In the steamship Java
..T The Rev. VIM. Richards Cries, n prominent
eymar Protestant Episcopal Church. Diocese Of Central Penn
sna Secretary Of the Board Of Missions died at Allentown yes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-22

Fre,eH Hosse-Baron and Baroness de Busslesse OF
81 Jqns H0-Mrs Eugene Casserly Of Cahiorns ;hog
man HouGeu. Joseph T. Johnston Of Georgia PfoL j. =
g. n Farv of Connecticut John g. Bdrdge oil boston,,
5lss1ar Hoc-The lion David A. Wells nun Ape"He , no,
60 " bds A J. Dre1el l.. Boe Of Philadelphia repoO'
,ss-lIenry Broneham Of England. Heir0potoa
do Sweetser Indians Edwin Forrest OF ~ Nina
ia, V-The Hon d. Ewing Of Toronto, Cana Of ~
~ 81 Nicholas Hoiet-The Hon j. n menioltn' wv
JI Nnnik OF Mississippi Hon. C. K GIiggs OF DeIa"Aie'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-22
THE STATE or TRADE
CuRRsR MARKETS.

~, Oct 2iECheese-The oGennrs today reached 5000
hSs about Zoo bozo we're sold l30llsc most Of tie s we're
holding for bghef pcsi
@ decline because heavy Fall make AZ Little fsls
M bores Of Farm Dairy Offered end o saes were sae AZ
FACTORY Ctee offered 6oIcs sOd the highest bgare was 'e
tha railing price lac.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-22
TERMS.

TERMS.
ORDINARY ADVERTISEMENTS 81 A LINE EACH N'
sERTIoN
CUTS AND FANCY DISPLAYED ADvERTISEMEETs, DOUBLE
RATES
TENN THE NEWS COLUMN, PREFTxED By THB WORD
[ANNoUNcEMEETl-s3 LINE EACH INSERTION
AGATE NOTICES IMMEDIATELY PRECEDING MARRIAGES
AND DEATHs-s5 LINE EACH INSERTION.
NO ADVERTISEMENT INSERTED FOR LESS THAN The
COST OP TWO LINES.
TERMS CASH IN ADVANCE
ADDRESS THE TRIBUNE, NETWORK
TRIBUNE OFFICE, OCT. II, lo7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-22
CATTLE MARKETS.

CHICAGO Oct 2Cale receipts 300 heads In fair demand 70
Texans r hacking and for good eonfd prices arm at ~ 0GS
with lot Of extra averaging s4 H. at 81 6S retiring dong by sh
pers Shipments Saturday 1870 head Live Hogs du aud EeaA
e shippers ost Of Shipments Saturday 5000 bead
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-22
THE HORSE DISEASE AT ROCHESTER.

ROCHESTER, Oct. 2l.-The horse disease prevails
here to an alarming extent and fully onehaf Of the horses In the d
are Affected fatal have occurred Ii made It's appearance
on Thudiy railway company have 100 horses sick and
have taken The livery stables have stopped bu
meas Every attached oBeh circus which here from
Canada, yesterday 10 sick
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-22
nowrsTlo MARKETS.

~, o,,, o,, 2lFIo1r dli, Low Treble Extra, 81 5oi
coee RItrs So So CoMIed and whse C O1; que ~ S q
tU dm sboUers se sides I2Giic Hams sugar cnTod se
Lard dali, Terce CADET Keg sSs1so p 0oiS N
WHISKY Grm at s2dec Coffee IlIalec EeLaDge-Ssorng Xxi
He1-York sight, / discount GOh, ll3t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-22
GRIMES AND CAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH

The Alpine House at Gorham, n. H.. was de-
stroyd Yesterday arising delee, chimney The
value Of the property ab0u. sGVOoO.
angelo Marre a noted thief has been SEN
three year confinement the Tennessee State
kopng fence There sir other Indictments peadng
against hn.
IA block Of wooden buildings at Market and
Lowell the heirs occupied
Mathews Pore groc Jared Nichols deaeri John
Re beer bother destroyed b. he YESTERDAY. The loss $780,
mostly insured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-22
HO8fE NEES.
ppnNnNRNr ARRIVALS.

THERMOMETER. YESTERDAY, ATDIcEINsoSs. IN PARKRoW'
s,.o Eooo-slo 3pm.-65o Midnght-S4'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-22

BUaNErr's CocoArNE makes the hair grow.

GONE MORE UNFoRTUNATE."-The man with
secy who pstrOnire KyoT No 22 9 ne
ing their Pail STYLE the lucky The enteIDsg
bo the energetic the sucesu all wear good hats WHICH, {"
coane, are OF KSOXs manufacture.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-22

DooLRY,s YEAST POWDER is pure Baking
Powder FAN weight, in l. !. l n. and ID cans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-22
NETWORK CITY.

We are indebted to Mr.. Pope purseT Of The steameI
Herman for late Savannah papers.
Prince Higushi Fushimi and four students arrived
the St. Nicholas Hotel yesterday Minister MOr T leave '0 "
Japan. ~, -. ~
The Controller paid yesterday, TO the ADorers Oh
So, ~ m wage. 70 Oct 49, s222O2 lie will Psy to-day inspe0
- trg and grading sewers and pavemens and the enshee
IA sxme In bureau OF sewers for salaries to sept So @l|o''
The following is a comparative statement u '"'
eontaeious diseases Of the past two weeks; =,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-22

Visit f.. LORDS new Cleaning and IyelnS
Onee go Brosdwag late Of Broomet bneh AZ
S Bio,iwy dresses h sclaes lace feathers gloves &c. beau
ufuly cleaned coats pants, vests cleaned IKE new
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-22

GIOTNE W
IN Lewis ST. Lawrence aud Franklin; Hon ISAAC BGBkRr in
Chantuqua Caarugu Hon. DAVID MAXWELL In Hekmer
Montgomery after October ~ Gen. HENRY BARNUM vii
Onondaga and Cortland until Nov C. H. SEDG
WICK Sc OF Syracuse on appointments in Yates
commencing Yan Tuesday the ga inst and running through
week
Gen FITZPATRICK viii be engaged this week, in NeWJer'ey lie
will then fll the a. p0ntments for this State
The engagements BANKS in Massachusetts, such as 70
render impossible him address his friends In hewfo
JOHN COCHRANR Chairman Liberal Republican Stat. Committee
ALLEN q BEACH Chairman Democratic Executive Committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-22
THE STATE CANVASS.

LIBERAL REPUBLICAN AND DEMOCRATIC
MEETINGS.
HEADQUARTERS n. Y. Liberal RgFuHic,S sthrE}
CoMNTIEE. Rooms $50 AND ;yl, ~. NICHOLAS HorAl-
HEADouARTEEs DENocRATc sTATE cosxiTrEEr
ROOHs ~ II. sT. kICnoIAs HOrEL-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-20
ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, May 1S.-Col. W. B. Brown,
wealthy stock raiser, residing just out:
side OF Kansas City, was assaSsinated in
his yard, Thursday evening, by an un-
known person, but is supposed to be a
young man whose sister Brown is alleged
to have seduced.
Chas. Waller, convicted Of numbering a
family of three persons, and robbing them
Of all their property, eight miles from
Moorefield, Missouri, three years ago, was
hanged at Moorefeld, yesterday.
While battalion Of the the 9th infant.
ry, en- route from Fort Supply, Indian
Territory, to Fort Hays, Kansas, were in
camp on Bear Creek, on the 18th, the
Indians ran off a hundred and twenty.
three mules, under fire Of musketry from
the troops.
Gen. Dodge, formerly chief engineer of
tho Union Pacific railroad, now holding
the same position on tho Southern Paci.
fic, is starting out engineering parties
from El Paso, New Mexico, on prelimi.
nary survey Of the road. Tho command.
ing officer Of New Mexico, has been di.
rected to furnish an escort Tor them.
The extensive Touring and saw mill Of
Ebon Coleman, at Naomi, Illinois, was
burned yesterday, together with large
amount Of grain and lumber. Loss not
stated, but heavy; no insurance.
The large Touring mill Of Jacob Schri.
ner, in Manchester, about 20 miles from
here in this county, together with large
quantity Of flour and wheat, burned Fri
day last. The mill was valued at $780,.
600; insured for $4,000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-20
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, May 19.-The Court of
Common Pleas has decided tho local
option law, in constitutional case which
came up on u mandamus, to compel the
issuing OF licenses, which was refused by
the city council because the house was In
Germantown, where the people had de.
cided against the license being granted.
PHILADELPHIA, May 10.-A fire broke
out tonight in six story building on
Dock street, near Third, built by DR..
Jayne, and adjoining his building recent
ly burned. The building was occupied
by Leisuring Larges printing establish
ment, number Of book binders, &C., and
was totally destroyed. The loss has not
yet been ascertained. A five story brown
stone building adjoining, occupied by the
Commercial List newspaper, was crushed
by o falling wall, and entirely destroyed.
Janye's building was Tor several years
used as the Philadelphia postofllce, and
for some years ior exhibitions OF the
Franklin Institute. 1t was one ot the
handsomest granite buildings in the city.
0P.M.-Fire now under control.
The North american, owned by Morton
McAIicheal, leader Of the Pennsylvania
delegation to tho Republican National
Convention, will contain an editorial to.
morrow demanding the selection Of q
Pennsylvania for Vice President, IN or.
der 10 secure the success OF the ticket in
this State.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-20
The Copper Mines Riot In Wis.
cOnsin.

The Copper Mines Riot In Wis.,
conSin.
HOUGHToN, MICn., May 1S.-The
troops arrived here on the 10th and left
for Calumet to make some arrests. Dur.
ing last night the rioters were all quieted
and have not made any demonstration to
destroy property or violate any person or
persons, except tho release OF two prison.
ers who were arrested by the Sheriff on
the 18th. The rioters, 400 in number,
surrounded the guard Of nineteen men
and released them, but did not ATTEMPT
any violence to the guards. The miners
wives threw some stones at the guards
and were much worse than the men. The
troops will probably arrest eight or ten
miners, who threaten il this Is done to
stand a fight.
DETROIT, May 1O.-A special dispatch
to the. Free Press from Hancock received
at 11:15 A. NJ, Sunday, says the troops
went 10 the Calumet and Hecla mine dur.
ing last Friday night and quartered there
in II school house. The strikers this
morning marched up in front of the
troops headquarters. They were address.
ed by Judge o'Grady. Tie sheriff select.
cd the men he wanted to arrest from the
crowd, five in number, and took them
without any opposition; one other was ar.
rested in the Red Jacket mine. The strik.
ers groaned for the Judge and Sheriff and
cheered the soldiers. The prisoners will
be brought to Houghton tonight. Some
OF the strikers say they will rescue the
prisoners.