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SALT LAKE cry.
TIE Root ON TIE OTHER Lee

THE BOOT ON THE OTHER LEG.
SALT LAKE, April 24,-The U. s. Mar.
shal was before the Probate Judge this
afternoon on a writ of hGbeaS corpus, to
show cause why he held Brigham Young
in custody. The argument as to the iuris.
dlctlon OF the Court was decided affirma.
lively. The case will be continued until
tomorrow. . a,U IE.| ;g y
Over $SO000O in bullion were received
this week TOR shipment 10 the East.
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DAVID A. WELLS, ESQ % Norwich, Vts Con-" SAA''
DEMOCRATIC CoNGREssMEN OPPOSED To
ADAMS


ADAMS. 'rI.I ruf J
WASHINGTON, April 24.-Referring to
a dispatch in the papers that August Bel.
mon was at Cincinnati urging the nom.
ination Of Charles Francis Adams as the
candidate for President before the Con.
vention to assemble therenextweek, gives
assurance that Adams would receive the
Democratic support. Fernando Wood,
Chairman OF the joint caucus Of Demo-
cratic Senators and Representatives, isau.
thority for saying there are no Democrats
in Congress who favor Adams, and in his
opinion it is certain the Democratic Ma
Iional Convention would nominate an.
other ticket II Adams should be chosen
Ut Cincinnati. 7.aI frs
The time and place for holding the
Democratic National Convention are not
formally fixed, but It Is understood the
4th ot July willbe the time, and St. Louis
the place.
IMMENsE bELEaATroN FROM Mrssoup,
AM hANsAS,
ST. Louis, Mo-, April 24.-It ia assert.
ed here, by those competent to know, that
the Missouri delegation Of the Cincinnati
Convention will embrace at least one
thousand politicians, more or less promi,
nent from different sections Of the State
They will leave Via Ohio & Mississippi
Railroad, Tuesday next, accompanied by
a band OF music, and have engaged the
whole Of St. James Hotel for the head
quarters, The Liberal State Executive
Committee have been called by It's secte!
tary, Joseph Palitzer, to meet at Cincinnati
Friday next at the St. James and remain
IN session until aher the adjournment oi
the Convention. " " 'sA ! !, /.
Gov. Brown and most Of the members
Of the State Convention will leave this
evening. Col. Grosvenor, Chairman OIL
the Stae Convention, and Senator Schur7
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Weather Report.
-. IL. -....i. war DEPARTMENT.,
WAsHNaToN, D. G., April s24-T80 P,N. M
PROBABILITIES

- V7'' - S'N6RPEIERsT-I'0VF W r H
.ua PROBABILITIES. ... .
The lowest barometer over Nebraska
and Minnesota will move eastward to the
Upper Lakes with increasing cloudiness,
and threatening weather and probably
rain, which will extend to the Lower
Lake region. Brisk and high southerly
winds will extend eastward from tie
Upper to the Lower Lakes. Clear and
pleasant weather will continue
very generally on Thursday over
the Eastern and Middle Atlantic and
Southern States, with southerly winds.
Contrary signals continue at Milwaukee,
Chicago, Grand Haven, Detroit, Toledo
and Cleveland. -E1a
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T sLAND LOTS FOR SALE. q
Cheap mill Property
FOR SALE.

Thenew Steam Saw Mil at the head Of Wheel
ing IAlAnd ID offered for sale on very Reasonable
terms. This Mil Is capable Of cutting from 5000
70 10000 feet per day, and has the best Log Har:
Dor known. Also Q acre Lot In the town OF
MArtInsierry will bs sold separately or In connec.
distance above the Furnace and is splendid To-
callty for Glass Houses or other manufacturing
bu ldlngs. For particulars, enquire onthe prem.
iscs, OrOf
Cor. otWalnutAnd Second sts., Wheeling Island.
M y
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KENTUCKY. X: :.
EscaPe of Prlsoners a FrankfoirrtL...

Escape OI PRISONERS at Frankfort.
LOUISVILLE, April 24-The Courier
Journal Frankfort, special to-day, saws
about four o'clock this afternoon seven
prisoners escaped from the Frankfort
jail BY saving tho upper hinges OF The
idoor bending the upper half down and
crawling over. Five have been recaptur.
ed. A man named Deppold Just out Of the
penitcntiary and a negro are still at large
y'1asG u FIRE AT LEBANON. ''2a
On Saturday morning a fire at Lebanon,
Kentucky, destroyed four buildings, Loss
$l6, 600; insurance $1,000. Lebanon has
hadten fires during the last six months
The aggregate loss TO property was $780,.
OOO. The town has no fire organization.
LOUISVILLE INDUSTRIAL EXPEDITION.
The Louisville Industrial Exposition
has closed the contract for the purchase
OF ground for the buildings at the corner
of Fourth and Chestnut streets, in tho
heart Of the city. The ground contains
over eighty-six thousand square feet, The
buildings will be erected at once, and the
Exposition will be opened in November.
| ral PRESBYTERIAN UNIVERSITY. .
The Committee appointed have issued
q call for a mass meeting OF Alumni Of
Centre College, under the auspices Of the
Synod Of Kentucky, to be held at Lexing-
ton, May 90, 1879, with q view to organ.
izing for the establishment of a Presby.
terian University in this State. A call
has also been issued for a meeting Of the
Synod OF Kentucky at the same time and
s,.y.rr.,.T 10. SUICIDE. q. lshrerl g4
Mrs Augusta Heiss, German woman
aged 70 years, suicided to day by hanging
herself to the bed.post with q rope. e
"a novel suits now on trial in the Com.
mon Pleas Court Of this County, in which
John Odcll, as guardian of VIM. Odell,
aged seven years, sues Conrad Kalb tor
$4,000 ior numbering VIM. Odeli, SEN,
father Of the boy, The decision is looked
for with much interest, as other suits viii
probably follow In a similar case II this
one succeeds. .l gs4. Iln 80 -
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, April 24.-The Princeton
buildings, known as Dinners Gardens,
and lately occupied by John Robinson's
menagerie, were destroyed by fire to.
night. Loss about fifteen hundred dollars.
An engine going to the fire ran over and
Killed Hall Oertel, a boy about six years
old. -a-s-
Montgomery Blair was in the city yes.
tcrday, but left last evening.
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81 N WHEELING W. VA, THURSDAY MORNING APRIL s5 ls72

who heads the Missouri delegation will be
ID Cincinnati Saturday. The IKansas
delegation over two hundred strong or.
rives here Friday morning, and will 50
directly through. sISffaT yVssa
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PlTTsBuRun, April 24.-Cloudy. Good
indications of rain. Monongahela 0 feet
l inch and falling.
CINCINNATI, April 24-River % feet
and falling.
LOUISVILLE, April 24.-River falling,
with II feet In the canal and 0 feet In the
chute. Clear and pleasant. Mercury O5.
CAIRO, April 24.-Rlver fallen ! foot,
Clear and pleasant. Mercury SO.
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sT.1oUls.

sr. LOUIS, April 24e-The Commission
70 select a site for tho new government
buildings met this afternoon, but owing
70 the absence Ol some Of the Commits.
sloneFs, the Board adjourned until satur.
gay without taking action on tic propd.
silions opened to-day. 500
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Tickets to all principal points in tho East and
Weet can be procured at the Union Ticket Ofica,
IN NJ. aLure House, and at the Station ut Bridge.
a EF EF.R. MYERS,
ROvGi General Passenger and Tickot Agent
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T ,AUNDRY SOAPS. ssEst y. - e.a
IL 100 Boxes Century, ~ salTTg2l .f.a ~
iS0 Colegate's Sterling.
@ ,SS Van Haagen'e Chemical.
~ Chemical Laundry,
Po, Champion q DOtefslyo, e l >
4pH LIST, DAVENPORT 4 PARKS.
FLoUR. IA.
~ ~ bes None Better" choice Bakers Flour.
iSS @ 90 "Snow Flake" choIoS Baler's Fiour,
w. w. DO "CroSsette Best," = N ,1e
i 90 white Loaf" choice Family Flour
Suss SSiI received and for sale BY
"p" NJ REILLY.
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baltimore & Ohio Railroad Go.
&t@MMMa
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN
L BY tho following Schedule on and after No.
Semoer 10th, 1871, Wheeling time:
... ST. LOFTS EXpRRNR
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1He FFcsluept Today sent 70 the House
Of Representatives five large printed vol.
umes Of the British case before the tribu.
nal Of arbitration, which were referred 10
tue Committee on Foreign Affairs.
dii1 'nnIa CONTRIBUTIONS N y"
y In tho executive session the Senate con.
irmed the following nominations: John
Jay Knox, Comptroller of the Currency:
A. ]. Richie, Collector OF Internal Reye.
nue. ofthe Fourth District Of Iowa; Hiram
Newman, Postmaster at 0swego, Kansas.
The Naval Investigating Committee
met tonight to arrange the testimony for
printing. Several weeks in May will
elapse before the committee make report,
REPUBLICAN SENATORIAL CAUCUS.
The Republican Senators held caucl q
tonight, There was aAiull attendance,
The Senators interchanged views as to
what should be the order of business be.
tore the Senate on the measures now pend.
ing, including the tariff, incidentally men.
TONED. Failingto come to a general I'm.
derstanding 1t was thought best 10 an.
point committee Of seven members 10
consult tue various standing committees
and report the order in which the bust.
ness Is to be taken up Tor final disposition.
Ihe report is to be submitted at an ad.
lourned meeting Of the caucus. Senators
Trumbull and Fenton participated in the
caucus. T..
Alta large meeting of colored men to- to.
night, resolutions were adopted asking
Congress TO pass the Sumner bill for
mixed schools, claiming such action not
as matter OF favor, but right and Jus.
tice, in order to destroy every vestage Of
prejudice resulting from the present
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Fifteen deaths from spotted fever in
Brooklyn last week.
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The President has approved the follow.
Ing bills: To extend the. time for filing
claims for additional bounty under the
act Of the 2Sth Of July, 1900; to extend the
time for the completion Of the military
road from Fort Wilkins Ut Capper harbor,
Michigan, to Fort Howard at Greenbay,
to remove the charge Of deser:
ton against certain private soldier; to
authorize the Secretary Of the Interior 10
make certain negotiations with the
Piutes in Colorado
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WASHINGTON.
EXECUTIVE NOMINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, April s4-The President
today nominated to the Senate: A. j.
kltchie, collector Of internal revenue In
4th Ohio district; VIM. NJ. Caglisch, up.
praiser Of merchandise at Pittsburgh,
Elisha 2. Harry, Governor Of Washing.
ion Territory. ,,l.r I.. rr.rH @ .t...
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Tho testimony inthc case Of Mrs. s6Sr;.
man, the alleged New Haven polsoner,
closed yesterday, and tho arguments be.
nin IN dnN, ~ D. my l. n
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An extraordinary meteor was seen
for thrceor four seconds last evening ut
Laconis, New Hampshire. Course east
wardly. Q lrHF1JmI0nii ..y.I mT
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transportation

Cleveland & Pittsburg Railroad
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ON AND AFTER NOVEMBER 18Th,
W 1871. Trains viii run as follows. Wig:
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK CITY.


NEW York, June 10.-An immense
crowd attended the Hansen Place Baptist
Church in Brooklyn, last evening, to Wit
ness the baptism by immersion, oil Miss
Smiley, the Quaker preacheresS. She
has publicly renounced Quakerism, and
will hereafter preach as an Evangelical
minister.
II reported two hundred indictments
relating 10 whisky frauds, has been draft
ed for the United States Grand Jury,
The day Is clear and very warm. Three
hundred women It Is said, will join the
workingmen's procession to-day.
Arrived, the steamers Europa from
Glasgow, and City Of Brooklyn from Liv.
erpool.
Yesterday the cigar makers, CONNECTION
ers, pastrymen and BARRIERS, organized for
o strike.
The weather Is very hot to-day. There
was copious rain last night.
Archbishop McClusky, yesterday ad.
dressed all the churches Of his see, In O
circular calling Tor their assistance in be-
hall Of the Pope.
The parade OF worklngmen to-day fell
far short of expectations. Many Of those
in the procession were malcontents whose
bearing toward Communism Is wei
known, and large body Of Communists
bearing red flags, held prominent place ii
the procession.
At a meeting oil the piano manulactur
ers to-day, report was submitted show
ing that only two firms, and those o
minor importance, had yielded to the dc
rlands OF the men. A committee wa
appointed to draft q statement demon
strating to the strikers the impossibillty
Of granting their demands.
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THE NEW YORK STRIKERS.
Yesterdays Demonstration a Fail
uTe.-Steinway's Piano Factory
Closed.

Yesterdays Demonstration Fail
uTe..Steinway's Piano Factory
Closed.
NEW York, June 10.-The procession
OF the strikers did not reach 1000 men,
aud was lacking in enthusiasm, scantily
supplied with banners and music The
sidewalks were never impossible, and
although fringe Of idlers stood on the
curbstones, the police were able without
difficulty to preserve the most complete
order, and there was not solitary cheer
nor any other demonstration along the
route to prove that the sympathy Of the
spectators was with the agitators. An.
other remarkable feature in the days pro.
ceediugs was the entire absence Of eight
hour placards in the store windows, dc.
spite threats Of the League that It's mem.
bers had pledged themselves to deal at no
store which did not exhibit this sign oil
sympathy with the movement, and the
procession quickly passed over It's ap-
pointed route and quietly dispersed.
A large number Of Mr.. Singers work.
men were paid off this afternoon. The
money was handed to them together with
printed circular, appealing to their rea.
son and asking them TO work on the old
system. A number Of policemen were
present, but there was no disturbance. OF
the 1890 men employed by the company
only 300 appeared in the procession.
Alta meeting Of piano manufacturers
this morning, Mr.. Steinway announced
that his factory had been closed on Satur.
day, and 1t would remained closed, as the
firm were determined to hold out against
the strike.
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CUBA.

HAVANA, June 1O.-A severe engage.
ment occurred between Col. ,Basconc's
and Viceue Garcia's forces. The Spanlards
report the killing Of about twenty OF the
insurgents, including Lieo Cruz, second
in command Of Garcia's forces. Tho in.
surgents attempted unsuccesstully to re.
capture Cruz after he was wounded.
A London dispatch says that on Thurs.
day Minister Sickles submitted to the
Spanish Minister a formal peremptory
demand for the release of DR.. Howard,
Mr.. Sickles conveyed to the Spanish gov.
eminent the desire Of the President, that
there should be no delay, but that the
subject receive Immediate. attention, and
in case the government refused to comply
he stated that the President would take
decisive action in the matter.
The insurreCtion is still alarming, bad
news having been received from Tara
gona,
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MEXICO.

New ORLEANS, June 10, Uia MArA.
morris, June 0.-The revolutionists under
Quiraga having recaptured Monterey on
&the 4th inst, before General Ceballas
could reach there with achievements.
Quiraga stormel on Ceballas with all his
force and compelled him to retreat to
Mier, where he was yesterday. It is be.
leved to-day that Ceballas cannot remain
in the field against the insurgents with
his present force and is retreating on
Matamoras to shelter himself behind the
forts and the national guard. Several Of
Ceballas' heavy guns have been received
at Keynosa, having been sent in advance
to prevent their retarding his retreat.
Gen. Luergo's force is estimated at FIVE
thousand, having impressed into his ser.
vice fifteen hundred prisoners captured
from Gen. Corillas in the engagement at
Monterey. Gen. Ceballas issued proc.
lamation at Mier, yesterday, acknowl-
edging the disaster at Monterey and Its
reoccupation by the revolutionists, their
advance upon his forces, and indicating
the probability OF his retreat here which
IS now being executed. Another siege OF
Matamoras Is imminent with the prestige
Of the recent success in favor oil the reVo.
lutlonists.
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THE WASHINGTON TREATY.

The Amendments to the Supplement
tai Article Not Quite Satisfactory
to J. B.--A PostpOnement of the
Geneva Conference Proposed and
Refused.
NEW York, June 10.-The HeraIdS
Washington dispatch says that it now up.
pears a principle is involved as to the
prospective action OF the clauses of the
supplemental article Of the treaty which
might result from different constructions
OF these clauses by either government Of
future period. This, as stated by Glad.
stone on the Sd inst, Is the sole object in
continuing the negotiation. The British
Government still thinks our language is
not sufficiently explicit on this point. To
dispatch from the Secretary Of State Of
the 9Th inst, stating that discussion OF
the further amendments was useless,
Granville sent q reply asking that ut the
meeting OF the Arbitrators, which takes
place on the 18th of June, an adjournment
be had for eight months. With this note
Is sent draft Of the formal postponement.
Our Government refuses to accedc TO this
demand, holding at the same'time that the
matter Of postponing is left in the hands
Of the Arbitrators, to whom England may
apply single handed. The full Correspon.
dehce is TO be sent TO Congress today.
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SHOULD BE sToPrED.-Complaint has
heen made to us that gang of bad boys
make apractice every Sunday afternoon
of throwing stones and behaving rudely
otherwise, up in the neighborhood of the
suspension bridge. This state OF affairs
has been suffered to exist until it has be.
come an intolerable nuisance, and the po.
lice officers propose to administer on
the offenders, and have the full penalty Of
ordinance imposed upon them. We know
the residents in that neighborhood will be
gratiaed to hear this intelligence.
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LOCKED UP AaA1N.-sarah Sherman,
arrested on Saturday last for drunkenness,
was again arrested last evening on the
same charge. 1t appears that as soon as
her fine was paid, she Immediately
went off and got so drunk that she had
to be conveyed to the station house in an
express wagon. Her husband arrived in
the city last evening and was informed
that his vile was in prison. When last
heard nom he was in search OF funds to
procure her release.
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BEFORE ESQ. LAUNDER.-Joshua Mil.
Ter, in order to escape arrest sometime
ago, ran off to Ohio. He was arrested on
Saturday last, and brought before Esqr. l..
charged with disorderly conduct. When
arrested he was in terrible state of in.
toxication, and in his possession was found
a bottle Of poor whisky which he did not
like to part with. He gave bond in the
penalty Of 500 for his good behavior for
one year. After the trial he remarked
that he was dry, and asked for the bottle
taken from him when arrested.
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To LUMBERMEN, CARPENTERS AND
BUnDERs.-H. s. White, OF Bolton, has
two saw mills now in operation and is
preparedto furnish all the kinds Of lum.
Der cut from timber in that region, and
can ill orders promptly. He is also pre-.
pared to saw to order, unusual lengths
Of either lumber or timber, and calls the
attention Of builders particularly to this
fact His prices are as reasonable as
those Of any other manufacturer of lum-
Der in that section, and will be found
lower than those charged Tor lumber Of
the same grade cut in mills more remote
from this market. Orders respectfully
solicited. cod
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SHOULD BE LOOKED AFTER.-several
times within the last few days, we have
noticed persons driving over Market street
bridge at brisk trot, although notice Is
posted at either entrance to the bridge
that to do 50, renders the offender liable
to penalty Of not less than one nor more
than twenty dollars. 1t would be well II
the authorities should post an officer
where he could be invisible but at the
same time keep strict watch on persons
crossing the bridge, in order to arrest any
violaters Of the ordinance. In no other
way will this reprehensible practice be
broken up,
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SLAUGHTER IN PRIcEs-Our readers
will remember that Mr.. Frank Porter has
for some time been selling boots and shoes
by retail at wholesale prices. To his
regular stock Of boots and shoes, he has
added full line Of hats and caps. Expe'
rience having established the success oil
his system of selling by retail at wholesale
prices, he has begun this week what will
result in complete slaughter OF the prices
of goods in his line. Persons wanting
boots or shoes, or hats and caps, should
not fail to call at his store No. 1888 Main
saeet, at once, and examine his prices
and goods.
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NARROW EscAPE.-Last evening a man
named Joseph Weitner, while driving q
four horse team down Seventh street, was
souniortunate as not notice the approach
Of the train due here at $50 over the W.
P. s. B. R. R. He stopped very near the
track and then in order to turn his horses
jumped from his saddle, and in doing
so fell under his horses feet. The horses
became frightened and kicked him on the
track. The engineer seeing the imme,
date danger, blew the whistle and the
train was brought to stand still but q
short distance from where the teamster
was lying on the track.
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To De cLosED.-The public library is
to be closed for fortnight, from the LIST
of July. 1t is proposed to have COM
plete catalogue OF the books made out
during that period, and as 1t Is desirable
that 1t be as perfect as possible, persons
who have books in their possession be-
longing to the library are urgently re.
quested to return them before the date
mentioned. flour information is correct,
no books will be given out from the goth
inst, until the 18th of July, when the
usual order of business will BIO resumed
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Falling barometer, with southeasterly
to southwesterly winds, will prevail on
Tuesday north Of the Mississippi Valley
increasing cloudiness and possibly threat.
ening weather and fresh 10 brisk winds
over the upper lake. region; clear weather
over the Southern states, with light
fresh winds, and over the Middle and
New England States, with light to fresh
easterly winds, the latter backing to east.
erly over the lower lake region, with
probably an increasing cloudiness. Elk.
cepting brisk winds for the upper lakes,
dangerous winds are not anticipated,