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The Ottawa free trader., 1872-10-05

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VI That D.! .iif ~ i'C-. nHdc auI al''. II rCY.G
hy ID. circuit C'gf II "a sale county ~iH's Illinois,
the Jun" tenn u .t'' -"i :, y. St9 .a
No Pea! ~ -i 'phf. ~" ~ ~ 'lr 'i-r',. sle
IN p"a N.- HdT' -: ~ II .hr c,i ~ ir sr-"g ".
Ma ll dryc'. cu; lti1H'. j,r 10 Ia
t'tUaIr .iaA. ,iric.r i. s., ..,tiiy. tie
Gf~sHh Day u' r',u- -. ~ ,tllu ., I.luc.
In the Forenoon" -l Go. II or >li" q" d. on'.. loUr
publ. aGytuG AMI thea >r "a ~ .i-,r- o:t.i 'n-
iol9Wa. described property yns The ~ sii
. decree - We sold LAT : - -a!:
That part 70: rllI 80. 81 Litter 4" F. IL - III ys.,
iac,oa It.rr 4 sec. Ei,ven LD 80 i9Si.u i'trry.
three ~ NNri q i.tl-r three - -, u mi
cugurur -rVyN Gii i-; the ~, Corlrr
I Ci aid % .,sf on the .Uul line
our huu!rat t.H -'Ny ,ls ;- theme r'..
'-u,- wc, huVgsc arG sixty 60l r''. north
tie place ".ilulE. also that lot No - Let
ter r. Cn0WtUrir. one hundred aud 'mrN.tHo tll
r,' Of TIE up west corner o said uuo'. thence
vfoUr o., l.r', thence south -Nty.>iN 80 ter trr
niu'tyiurr p icvt, thence north >iNy..N
place o hemng; AO nat part OF Olilot No. Letter
"D IN III" above named fractional Qsartcr section. com.
mcuCiug sNysiN ,ct east OF the northwest said
south siNtyS Ice thence hundred and sixty
6 feet thence sNtysN @ feet TO the place e begin.
ming G1 the north OrtyN ,;6 feet of out..o No. g. Let
rrt in the fractional quarter section. commencing
NlyN 5 ioct east OF tho northwest OF said lot
thence three hundred (0 feet. thence sou,h
feet thence three hundred feet thence north 10
the place Of beginnings also Lots % (2) in
Block Fifteen ti>. In the Original Town o Ottawa city
Of Ottawa; al IN the county oi La Sale and illinois,
| TEGMs or S,lx.-Ca.h. GEOEGE NJ. LELAND,
! serlI-iN Master it Chancery.
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NioH 4 DIcNFonp. solicitors. .rri
,,I'< !EDirI ILI.INOI~. l., s,LIr Co.'S

y
- ttifT tUVyi i-iro 10 C;l-I term l>.l,i
Er!rS pcuclsun -. Joseph Fellows
II appearing from affidavit iir t., the Office of the
clerk u said court that sad defendant m fellows not
resident oi .nd state and sail complainant having fed MI,
bill ,ain In said court, the hanCrry side thereof
o the ilh day OF september D. S2, hcrciu summons
having been issued thereon according 10 law;
Notice. thcrciOr,k i hereby given said defendant ospp
Fellows, that uncss personally hs and appear efore said
court at sa term thereof he held the Court House in
ottawa IN said county. on IA" second Monday October
next n lS twhcn and where said summons rcturnable
and plead, answer dcmur oreNCCp to said b the will
be taken :or confessed against you, and the matters md
things therein prayed for decrccd accordingly.
CHARLES II. HOOK, Clerk,
klcHW 'ichFoHp, solicitors. sepi4-lw
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There is young lady in Milford who has
been taking music lessons on the piano for
some eight years. The other day she sent an
order TO music store IN New Haven, and fear
ing tha: her spelling might not he NIL right,
added this postscript: "iou must exkews this
letter. as plA hi noat butt spell hi ere"
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- CUr'iG fb.i iAsrsyr CCtui~I IsTDt 4. u. lS,h
Resale 'hrycnier John T. Charpcnticr Franco Char.
nent and Joseph Charpcnter The unknown hers John
II. Cha'penticr aud Ann NJ. Neach.-W DlnCrry.
II appearing affidavit file the o,icr O; the
clerk ot SAID tia, said defendant Ann NJ Neach is not
resident OF said state and said companan- having filed
their b OF complaint in said court the chanc-ry side
thereof the 18th day OF Augusta 1871 hrrein and sum.
mons having t-'ru is IeG thereon according Law:
Notice. therefore hereby gye! 10 said defendant NJ
Neach That unless -ha personally he md appear bei
said court NJ SAID term thereof TO he held NJ ;ne Court
In Ottawa in said county. the second MONDAY OF October
next, Nt., when ana where said
and plead answer dcnur except TO said hi the
Will Nr Shcu confessed you, and the IN. tier, and
things therein n aged for dccyted accordingly.
. CHARLES II. HOOK. Clerk.
n annl ll-lu
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j fsTNrY ~ JNHE, WI-NEE. DsCy sED.-Nocc l, here.
ny given a' r.r..,r- interested estate That Phio
Ca,t" pi The a>' ~'l tlf ".fancuf p vi.
acr d.cvae "A aPgt,r a.t t'c "Hii r'ct 'urrrun
Ia 81 ri Illinois, Ne t
i,NH, $50 "a! count nu "a stGa! %; oct lr -, ip'
'lrpD>ru rendering tCrOput at h. .r.-
admin strait" nt r.'I'" tor tn" tU3' >cE''..I
Da'oi tIu'a"r 'ti- :'h IA! ui scptr .,h-r -.
l..
The Ottawa free trader., 1872-10-05

"1n the absence ot globes, he" doyou illus.
trate the shape of the earth t" \ ~ scholars 2"
asked a committee Of II school teacher 'T
shows en- my head" was the reply.
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An exchange says, Mt "A cnncrrt recently NJ
the conclusion " the song, "Thcrc's Good
Time Coming. country farmer exclaimed .
"Mis,er, YOU couldn't tx the date, could YOU ~
The Ottawa free trader., 1872-10-05

The following is one %. the rules o! the ra
Mems CUT. at any womnn claims a great
aVoir""p''s then yours, don't dispute her
Let her 'nvr.'cr lup po:s.
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When lady faints whn, figure does ,E,,
need lnn must bring her ..
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NO'TICE.

NOTICE. fiEsr NATIONAL BANK OF SyNrr,
~ Morris. August 10Th, ISL. /
Notice Il hereby given that the First Nntion, Rank
Seneca has this day been removed tn the city NJ Morris run
~ county Illinois. where It y now open and prepared to
transact 4 general banking hnsin.s.
SAMUEL NOLDR,M>v
AUX. s'-'N i'rrsiG.nt,.
The Ottawa free trader., 1872-10-05

WHAT d""> m"n see ia the wild. wild
waves Sc, ',am
The Ottawa free trader., 1872-10-05
ttminstmlriS of the E.tat, ;. Asa Ehilry i,~ra.,d
ny l.. W. BREWER, solicitor nus.tSw.

NN'r1tE.-EsrArn ny MICHAEL RY ~, Drcy.s,p -.
- Noc" Is hereby given. that ,r undersigned, mmn,s
ttairN o the estate OF Michael Ryan, rtc OF the runtv of
la sac and state Of Illinois deceased, win appear he.
fore the County Court of said county the third Monl,y
(cng the .lst day. of October lSt the Court iinus ia
Ottawa In said county, when and where all hnyinv
claims demands against said are notified t NO ,
and present the same In writing for Adjustment " "''
Dated this Goth dsv of August 4. u. iSie.
MARY RYAN,
aug,l-b Administrators.
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me- cui Court ot L. Sic county, Illinois, in chancery
mr on the petition of the uId"rSigaCd plchc Bairy nd.
mnistatr\ ol 'he csat" pt Asa Bailey deceased for vc to
sell the real t>ta" oi sa dee ,rd the term D. 1872
ot sNu court To Wit; on tie 10Th day ~ June lS!; public
hucc j. rcy gwen, that SHAFT on the nt day Of October
b. 4! 2oclocE p W. OF said day, sci pubic saic at
e sonh door OF the Court House u the Ottawa in
SAID county of La Salc the re- estate dcrn nS follows
10 WIZ: Commencing ~ the southeast cpraPr ui section
twenty seen, IN township hltyNyc ROtt II range four
rit OF the third principal mrrau the boundary line rms
THENCE west On lhc >cc'On nr thirty rods centre of the
,Ne road thence noheAsrry along the oi sd state
'"a. 10 the east ne OF said section twenty seven Nencp
-"rh aong the section line To h pl rnntaIns
hs sN acres more or less IN the county Ia Sqr ,n .,,
OF Illinois, TO the highest bidder The nirtc ,nrv to be
I''G ON t'r day of sale. ''' w "
Dated this 10Th day of Auguet N u. lN;!
,., 49,. PlIEBE BAILEY.
Itmnistra,rix of The E.tai, u Asa Bailey dsrascd
iN L.. W. hRtWtR SoHc'"T' aug.p6w
The Ottawa free trader., 1872-10-05

l,T- s. SD 80. 'r - :. l. !: -Tgs. =. -nus s. HON
VI j. G.t s.'u..''' ''" i'f.'r .isr. t uud"r.
sigue. tr'ar g.. "H2 90. hrc-u. !iria.a N, liliam
hhrfu r.. Hl' A!r'.. i ha--. MI Pr TO tn County
Court Df r"u-y OF Ia ~tr and s't'e II Ii.gi.
theGc0. ' SEED 'ia ''rd MDuGag Jr3cNr- -? for
leave 70 -C 8 the right. 'jr ana interest a.. td minors
and 20 ia" iIaNu- r"tl estate viz: the hiy,Iad nine.
iNctt''E. ' " nIrir -, quarter al lie uprtsr' quarter
Oi ~ccUn % ' township tnr'y urr" north pt rang"
et-t OF -r ' n ""ip1I U"r!dtu ~ aid ale county
tor the sn o. Ht"p sud malU'"h o. said minors.
and 10 utf" y, - ur much thereof - ~haA not be
G1H'd '~ fr.r e N Vpr.ptnc" - NJ >tapn' IA such
,d~D r.a.. asa r.... .f'|. PtTEltE NitLN,
llH''. ..'f' 'na~l' &c.
NIrEt E......... ''..rrv- arf- ~
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, May 23.-The steamship Bal.
timore, which arrived at Southampton
yesterday en- route from Baltimore for
Bremen and subsequently sailed for her
destination, collided at '12 o'clock last
night, when off the town Of Hastings, with
on unknown steamer and had a large hole
stove In her hull. The water poured in
rapidly and extingulshed her fires, not,
however, before the steamer had been run
aground. The coast guards at Hastings
Immediately came to the relief Of the YES.
SCI and rescued her passengers and crew.
When the Baltimore went ashore she ran
on a rock, and will probably 20 TO pieces
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RICHMOND.

RICHMOND, Va, May 2S.-Thcre Is
every indication that the municipal elec.
tion here, to-day, has resulted in large
majority for the whole Conservative tick.
ct. The Republicans had no regular
ticket, but generally supported the inde.
pendent candidates. .,.s.
In the Presbyterian General Assembly,
to-day, Rev. Richard McElvaine, Of Lynch.
burg, Va, was elected Secretary and
Treasurer Of the Executive Committee on
Foreign Missions. The Assembly refused
to change the location OF tho Committee
on Publication from Richmond to Nash
vile. Rev. N. D. Hage, Of Richmond,
was elected delegate TO the Associate Re-
form Church in America, and Rev. Mr..
Dunwiddie to the Old School Presbyterian
Synod Of Missouri.
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AFTERNOON SESSION,

The Convention re-assembled at two
o'clock p. NJ, considerable addition haV.
ing been made to the crowd in the mean.
while by the arrival of the Parkersburg
train.
The Committee on Credentials submit.
ted report showing list OF $50 dele.
gates.
A subsequent vote, however, showed
III delegates voting. -. "a.
Among the delegates is a considerable
sprinkling Of Federal oftlce-holders, and
in the Convention and out, nearly all
those in the State seem to be lere. r,,
The Committee on Permanent 0rgani-
zation reported the names Of Ex.Gov-
ernor VIM. E. Stevenson, for President.
For Vico Presidents; Captain Henry
Wallace, OF Ohio; F. H. Pelrpoint, OF Fair.
mont; Col. Charles Hooton, of Preston;
Captain VIM. Powell, of Tyler; Wv.
Vernon, OF Writ; George Clark, OF Upshur;
Capt H. q. McWhorter, OF Kanawha; o,
W. Mather, OF Cabell; Cyrus Newton, Of
Monroe; Joseph Ritzell, OF Mineral; and
Joseph D. Fayman, of Jefferson.
For Secretaries: A. F. Gibbens, of Kan.
awha; John W. Mason, ofTaylor; and
r. s. Gardner. Of Harrison.
Governor Stevenson took the Chair and
made an excellent little speech, which
was warmly applauded. &
The Committee on Basis Of Represen.
ton reported in favor OF assigning each
county the same representation as in the
House of Delegates, giving twelve votes
for each delegate in the House. -
Governor Peirpoint sharply and ably
opposed the report; he wanted to take
the Republican vote for President in 1868
: or for Congress In 1870. The proposition
of the committee was neither Republican
nor far, He was not willing that a
county casting tour hundred Republican
votes should have as much voice here a.
one casting fifteen hundred votes, Ate,
wrangle Governor Pcirpoint moved as I
substitute to take the Republican Con
gressional vote Of 1870. This was rejected
, by a vote Of 81 yeas and 90 nays and tn
committees report was adopted.
Mr.. sylvis, of Wheeling, offered reso
luton that no Federal office holder shoul,
be delegate to Philadelphia. This wa
rejected,
A motion was then made by Mr.. Freel
Of Kanawha, that thirty delegates DO or
pointed to Philadelphia; ten from eacl
Congressional district, and II was agree
to, though the call for the Philadelphi
Convention expressly limits the numbe
I to twice that Of the States delegation il
Congress. Under operation Of this mo
Itiou, the following delegates were selected
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FIRE AT MANNINGToN.
49, --S
The Business Portion Of tho Town In
Ruins.
Loss Estimated at from Twenty to
80 Thirty Thousand Dollars.
pecial Telegram to the TntoliiRcncOr.)

| NopeCial Telegram TO tho InteIDRencOfO
GRAFTON, w. VA, May 29.
Adestructive fire occurred at Manning.
ton just after daylight this morning, some
of the particulars OF which l have from
Mr. j. B. Nay, who has just arrived from
that point. 1t originated in McCray's
saddler shop. in which there had been
neither FIRE nor matches for four days.
The following buildings, with great part
Of their contents, were totally destroyed: j:
McCray's Gaddlery, furniture establish.
ment OF Simpkins s. Co., Gould's black.
smith shop, Hess jcwelry store, J..
E. Knots store, DR.. P. B. ogden's
store, office and stable; the Hough
Hotel, kept by W. P, Camp, ice.
house, stables and everything con.
nected with 1t. A row, of buildings
belonging to Joseph Hough, embracing
his office, with notes, money and bonds to
the amount Of about sS,5OOS The store
house of ]. B. Nay narrowly escaped, the
front being blistered by the heat. The
business part of the town is in ruins.
The flfemade rapid progress. The only
means Of extinguishment were buckets
and ladders, but the citizens worked most
herOically and saved other property that
must have been lost but for their efforts.
The insurance on Camps Hotel is $500,
and $500 on tho furniture. simpkins
had 5000 insurance. Others not known
to my informant. The total loss Br. Nay
estimates at from $4,000 to $4,000.
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New Jersey Republican state Con-
Ventfon.

vention.
TRENTON, May 23.-The Republican
State Convention met today at 12 O'Clock
and Samuel A. Dobbins, Of Burlington,
was appointed Temporary Chairman
and John W, Newlin, Secretary. The
State was fully represented.
On the reassembllDg of the Republican
State Convention, General Thomas D.
Van Buren,; OF Bergen, was selected as
permanent President. Mr.. Van Buren,
made strong speech in favor Of Prcsi.
dent Grant, and resolutions were intro.
duced strongly sympathizing with the
administration and Recommending the
denomination Of General Grant; also, ap.
proving OF the acts Of Congress in refer
ence to amnesty and other acts. Great
applause followed the resolution recon.
mending the denomination of Grant.
Resolutions were adopted to endorse
the very sincere effort TO make the
principles Of the Declaration Of Independ.
ence a living reality on every inch
of American soil i; commend the thir.
teenth, fourteenth, and fifteenth amend
ments to tho constitution, and oppose
their repeal or modification oppose the
action OF Congress in the passage of the
amnesty bill; favor civil service reform,
and endorse the ylabors of the Civil Ser.
vice Commissioners and the messages Of
the President thereon; urge the early
and total repeal Of the income tax and
franking privilege, and the removal oI
the burdens Of taxation, as rapidly as the
national faith will permit; commend the
economy Of the national administration
and its great reduction Of the nationa
debt; favor equal and exact Justice tC
oil, without regard to race, color or creed
urges concessions to preserve intact the
Republican party; acknowledges graft
tude to soldiers and sailors, and fully en-
dorsc the administration Of Prestden
Grant; believing the best and highes
interests Of the country demand the re
nomination and election Of Gen. Gran
President, and Schuyler ColiaX VicC
President.
Delegates at large, Courtlaudt, Parker
A. G. Cattel, Levi D. Laward and J. W
Jones; alternates, John s. Trick, Johna
than Dixon, A. s. Livingston, and Josepl
Cnnlt
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FOREIGN.
SPAIN.

MADRID, May 2S.-At the session 10.
day of Congress, Sagaste, the Minister
Of the Interior, stated that In consequence
Of the publicity given to the documents
In relation to the secret funds oil the gov
ernment he would resign.
The crisis In the ministry continues. It
lssaid that several millions plsetas Of the
secret funds of the government were used
during the recent elections for members
Of the Cortes.
Segasta, the President of the Council
insists on rendering his resignation.
King Amadeus has called In Senior
Seballa for consultation relative 10 The
formation OF the new cabinet, should the
present members insist on ther dstermin.
alton to retire.
Pho government troops in Corona had
an engagement with the Carlists in thai
province and completely defeated them,
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Tha. "geautifuI, Contract.

TOtho Editors OF the IntellIgcncer.
Its doubtless known to those Of our
readers who have taken any interest in
the pending railroad discussion, that the
Legislature Of Ohio, at Its last session,
passed an act authorizing counties, cities,
Incorporated villages and townships, to
build railroads" and to sell, lease or oper-
sIe them. This act was passed because
The Constitution Of the State of Ohio,
prohibits counties, cities, &C., from
subscribing stock TO general rail.
road corporations. The Wheeling &
Lake Erie Railroad Company expect to
nave numerous sections in their line built
Oy counties, townships, cities and villages,
under the act mentioned, and then to lease
OF DGY said sections. After providing for
elections to be held for the purpose OF ftak.
lGS Tue sense o! the people on the question
.! building any road, the act provides that
II lwo'thlrdS Of the votes cast at such
election shall be in favor of constructing
sau road, the county commissioners Tor
H~nshlp trustees, or city authorities, as
sne case may be) shall, within thirty
MmayS' proceed TO advertise for not less
!A"n thirty days nor more thapsixly days
IN one or more newspapers of general cir.
cGIItlon .,@, in said county, that proposals
WI! DC received Tor the construction of
sa!u foad, according TO the terms of this
ay! anu they shall enter into contract
WIN lHe to'ccSt responsible bidder Ior the
MaoIe Of said road, or with the party
,nS' Will agree 10 build the greatest mum.
St OF miles OF road Tor the sum appropri.
a'ea, upon bonds being given with secur.
ny that said road shall be constructed
according 10 said contract.
Now, us the w. & L. L. COMPANY has
contracted with Wilson L. Co. for thr
building OF lis lrhole line nj $35,OOO pel
mile, how is the contractor TO fulfill Inc
leFMs OF his contract unless he shall be III,
r@ltcs' responsible bidder" for the varlou.
inks ODE built by the counties, &c, alon.
Ae line; These links or sections canno
%ouIll under the general contract viii
accompany, but Gun only be built undo
SEPARATE contracts with the various mu
aleipal corporations that may undertak,
build parts Of the line within their cor
n'Sie limits or boundaries viii not th,
IoRpanys contractor either have a goot
Seal Of bidding to do and a goodly number
"SpaFate contracts to make, or else thu
company have few links made io
saeM along their route! And vii
Eo' S lhe building Of o single section
"! any other party than Wilson s. Co.
"aN "nuer separate contract, jeopardize tn,
sS2e,aI contract between tho company
SDu 'L Wilson: How is this, gentlemen Q
Oa Me ". " l., E? Is that "advanta
SEus SS % contract such q peculiar, adjust
oUIe, movable and lorabIe q thing that /
,~i.,, t"I undergo any amount oI warping, anc
r"iSs "iSSns, and lengthening out, or short
fTHs I@ W, and yet, like tie boys wonder
May %. MySn p,''
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Death of a Prominent Citizen of
Eyansville. Ind.

EVANSVILLE, May 23.-Hon. William
Baker, Mayor OF this city, died at half
past six o'clock this evening. He has
been o prominent citizen here for many
years, having been five times elected
Mayor, and was serving his eleventh year
at the time Of histleath He was tho el-
der brother Of Governor Conrad Baker,
Of this State, and was q native of Frank
lin county, Pa. He was in the fortteth
year ot his age Business will probably
be suspended during his funeral, which
takes place on Saturday afternoon.
The General Assembly Of the Cumber-
land Presbyterian Church, which has
been IN session for seven days, will prob
ably adjourn tomorrow. A large amount
OF business has been transacted.
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a.sa1lIcou state Committee.

rho state Executive Committee up
,,oin,e1 ME- Yesterday by the Grafton c"nyen' ven,
,,oo met las, evening in the parloTs o. 'ns
",aI,on w." House, and chose the lollowipS
%% ,"n,lcmcn as u State Central Committee na.,e
~ G. scoacld, (GSuger lnterna! heve-
me parkcrsOurg; Capt. r. II; Co..: Cochran iran
vgS WScelipr; c. c. Cole, Parkcrsburgi Gen,
,oSn s. witchcr, Collector Internal
In, ,,oycDue 81 DISTRICT GuyandoItei den,
George ts W. Brown, Collector Internal
Revenue Cd District) Grafton
=" The subject Of rcassembling the Con-
ven,jou to nominate State ticket was
discussed, but no action determined on Oh,
Whether IT is to be done will rest win
the State Executive Committee
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Riyer NeWs.

PlrrsBuRGn, May 23.-Weather cool
with indications Of more rain. 1Iononga.
hela2 feet 10 inches and rising slowly.
CAIRO, May 2S.-River has risen II
inches. Cloudy. Mercury at IA deg.
LeusvIIIE. May 23.-River has risen
s 9inches; z feet s inches in the canal and
8 feet s inches in the chutes. Partially
cloudy and cool. Business improving.
EVANSVILLE, May 23.-CleGr and cool
till noon; since cloudy and warm. Mer
curry from 81 to "a deg. River has risen
1s inches.
CINCINNATI, May sa.-Rlver17 iectand
stationary.
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Fire at North East, Pa.

ERIE, May 23.-A fire broke out this
morning at North Eric, Pa, fifteen miles
from this city, in a tobacco store near the
corner Of Main and Lake streets, and
burned eight wooden buildings. The loss
is estimated at $25, 900, mostly covered by
insurance. il.
ERIE, Pa, May ga fire broke out
early this morning at North East, Pa,
eighteen miles east of this city, In q to.
bacco store near the corner Of Main and
Lake streets, and burned eight buildings ;
loss estimated at SCI 900; mostly covered
by insurance. .,. ...... ..
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ALBANY.

ALBANY, May 2S.-Judge AtcCunn has
sent to the Senate an answer to the
charges against hin. He says the Senate
has no jurisdiction to try him on the
charges, and further AYERS that the mat
ters alleged in the charges do not consti.
tute an otfense for which the defendant is
liable TO be removedIunder the constitu.
ton; and further, the respondent denies
each and every allegation in the charges.
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TIE MASyrxoToS FrRE.-By adViees
oor ,he = o'clock train this morning, we
learn T that the Andes and Homo Colum'
bus, arc the principal losers among the In
sY,rapcc H Companies by the Warrington
fire. Among Wheeling Companies the
National loses about 5000, the Franklin
sGoo the West Virginia some so, the
Fire and Marine $50 to 800.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-24
FRANCE.

PARIS, May 23.-NIr. Henri Rocheiort,
whose departure for New Caledonia has
been delayed, will sail tomorrow for that
island, together with other convicted Com
munists.
NJ. Thiers has given permission for the
remains OF Ex.King Louis Philippe to
6e brought from England and inferred in
Dieux, in the Department of Eure
Et LOir.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-24
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, May 2S.-Samlcl AIcCracken,
tho young man who shot and killed his
father at Thornton, ILL.,, on the 18th inst,
was to-day brought before Judge Brooth
in the Criminal Court, on o writ of ha.
beas corpus. Alter hearing the testimony
Of tour witnesses the Court discharged
tho prisoner, deciding the case one Of
justihable homicide.