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LOUISVILLE.

Tho City Council Of Newport, Ky, &C.
companied by anumber Of prominent cit.
liens, came over the Short Line railroad
on special train furnished by the rail.
road company, to-day, to visit Louisville.
A committee Of the Louisville City Coun-
Gil and citizens met them at the depot and
escorted them to the Gait House, where
they were entertained at dinner by the
city. Speeches and toasts were exchang.
ed, and alter dinner the party, seated In
carriages visited the river bridge, which
was crossed in Especial train provided by
Colonel Horace Scott, Superintendent Of
the j. n. & !. railroad. Afterwards they
drove to the Water Works and through
the principal parts Of the city, returning
10 The Gait House att o'clock for supper.
The Louisville s. Cincinnati Short Line
railroad has put down tho price Of tickets
rom Louisville to Cincinnati and return
during the Cincinnati Convention. Tick.
round trip. "'' '0A 'Ne
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Destructiye Fire at Rnrrnn.rPn.- !

ERIE, Pa, April 29.-At 1890 this
noon, fire broke out in shed connect.
ed with the Germania Hotel, at Warren,
Pa. The flames spread rapidly, and in a
short time the Germania Hotel, Union
School House, Methodist Church, and
four or five dwellings were destroyed.
There are no hopes ot checking the fire
until steamers and hose can be had from
Erie, Cory and Titusville. Loss at pres.
ent, $9O0,6O0. 49,. a-...-- ...'
ERIE, April 29-The fire at Warren,
Pa, was not as serious as at first reported.
The only buildings entirely destroyed
are the Union School House and the Ger.
mania Hotel. Through the exertions Of
the fire department Of Cory the Metho.
dist church and dwellings were saved
without much damage, although It at one
time seemed an impossibility. The Union
School house had only $4,000 insurance;
the Germania Hotel $25,O 900; other losses
fully covered.
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SALT LAKE CRY.
What Brigham Says of the Charges
Against Him. ~

What Brigham Says of the Charges
Against Him. u ~
SALT LAKE, April 29.-At the Mormon
conference to-day about eight thousand
persons were present, including q large
number Of Gentiles. Brigham Young
discoursed at length, thanking God that
he was permitted to be with his people
again. He hoped the time would come
when he would have an opportunity be.
lore court Of Justice Of proving the fal.
sity OF the charges against him, and dehed
all the people OF the world to show any
stain against his moral character. he
was glad that neither he nor his brethren
had the power Of God nor the wisdom to
use 1t, or they might be led to destroy all
their enemies. They should demand from
those who had been prosecuting them, all
the papers connected with the cases, that
posterity might know who their persecu-
tors were. Hepraised the Deputy Mar.
shal who had him In charge, denounced
the lawyers, scolded the saints who had
not paid tithing promptly, and finally
with his blessing closed the Conference
here till next October. 'a % 'f'
In the habeaS corpus in behalf OF the
prisoners charged with the Robinson and
Yates murders, before Judge Hawley,
Hemstead & Hoge, counsel for prisoners,
moved to quash the proceedings on the
ground that neither they (the counsel) nor
any one Of the prisoners had applied for
writ ol releases. The Judge took the
matter under advisement until this after.
noon. In the meantime the prisoners are
loose on the streets, saying they do NOT
know by what authority. Everything
seems considerably mixed. Ia
We had q heavy snow storm this morn.
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NEW YORK CITY.

New YoRE, April 20.--Arriyed, the
Atlantic, from Liverpool. III. .,gJg g
A number Of the leading Germans are
endeavoring to establish the immigrants
arriving In this city from foreign ports.
A committee has been appointed, and
$20. 900 already subscribed for thai pur.
pose. -ifg-a sdiaI I'sias gdf III T Z
: Carl Vogt was on trial to-day, charged
with grand larceny. His counsel claimed
that his Indictment charged him with lar.
ceny In this city, and aS no evidence sus.
tains the charge, % the property alleged
to have been stolen issald 10 belong TO
Count BlRnco, In Belgium, II should be
quaahed. Judge Bedford reserved his
decision. 1tappears there Il NO extradi.
ton treaty between the United states and
Belgium, consequently Voghtwill escape,
although he is fully believed to have muir.
dered Count Bianco. sslen T1tEW =
The French Internatonals met In this
city yesterday and passed resolutions de.
manding that the Alabama claims be
Withdrawn. s.. r,.-Ur, .Es-. fIu.
% The Tribune says II Ia reported In this
city that ex.C Collector Murphy and the ad.
ministration leaders have agreed with
Senator o 0'Brien that the Custom House
party Is to have controlol the city patron.
age during the Presidential campaign Il
they elect o 'Brien mayor. It Is said that
this arrangement was consumated during
the recent visit Of Murphy to Washington,
and the first result was seen on his return
to Albany In the passage Of the new char.
ter. There was 0 sudden change In the
tactics, and the report Of the Conference
Committee Unexpectedly agreed to the
Senate recsding from its former position.
The fires on the mountains continue.
The fires are all raging along the Ron
don't & 0sweso railroad, and q aconsidera.
ble amount OF cord wood and railroad
ties have been consumed. Everything Is
very dry and the fires spread with great
raplditY. ~ bi'2 -! t3EEF11 20 a.
About 800 persons have gone to Cincin.
natl from New York and Brooklyn. II
Two hundred and forty.fYe workmen
have been discharged from the Brooklyn
Navy Yard for the lack Of an appropria.
tion. ''i.' '.ii 7E' y'7 =
The trial of VIM. Williams, Chas.
Goodhue and B. F. Sherman, who are
supposed to have surrepticiously entered
through the custom house by under Valua-
tion $4,000 worth Of jute, begun to-day.
Nathaniel F. Moore, ex. President Of
Columbia College, died yesterday In the
Goth year Of his age. His funeral was
held at st. Stevens this afternoon. Itwas
largely attended. A.'. 'fs-' ts.
Il is reported that the Pennsylvania
Railroad has thrown one Of Its steamers
directly Id the line Of the proposed bridge
over Rarltan river at Perth Amboy and
threaten 10 resist the attempt to remove
her. Trouble Is likely to enSue. A
Ben. Woods new Democratic General
Committee organized to night. a.0s''3
The directors Of the Mercantile Library
urge the trustees Of the hall to keepit open
on eundsys 90 i'--l ~ F1'0"
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FRANCE.

PARIS, April 29.-An official decree was
Issued this morning to all Frenchmen
against participating In the inSurrectIona.
ry movement 10 Spain, providing heavy
penalties for all violations. Col. ChaFetta,
formerly Of the pGpal service, has been On.
gagged TO keep the Pontlaclal troopa now
In France from taking up arms for either
side. - alIal 5fi y
Mr.. Carton, convicted Of participating
In the slaughter Of hostages under the
Commune, will be shot al Sartory to.mor.
row morning. Blanqui has been sentdnced
to transportation for life. sli ssfl5I'
Miss Nellie Grant and party arrived In
Paris to-day. r-i (. 't.4E'.[bfJr
In consequence Of the report Of the
committee appointed to inquire into the
capitulations Of the French towns and
fortreSses during the late war, the govern.
ment has determined to put two or three
Generals, who are censured BY the com.
mittee, on trial before a court martial.
The iron miners Of sono and Reostero,
In the Basque Provinces Of Spain, having
Joined the. inSurrection, all mining opera.
ttons are suspended. Two hundred Eng.
lish vessels, now at Bilboa, arc unable 10
obtain cargoes OF ore, and win be com.
pelled to return homo empty. plN
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COLUMBUS.
The Adalr liquor Law Defsci tive.

The Adair Liquor Law Defective.
} CINCINNATI, April 29.-The GtwajcISs
Columbus special says the sensation there
Is the discovery that the famous Adair
liquor law Is imperfect, inasmuch as the
enacting clause Of the law reads: "Be it
enacted by the State OF Ohio,n instead Of,
as the Constitution prescfibes, "Be II
enacted by the General Assembly of the
State Of Ohio" The question as to
whether the error makes the law invalid
or not will be tested within q few days.
Governor Moves today appointed Jno.
j. PEBBLES, Of Portsmouth,, Raymond
Burr, Of Columbus Geo. E. Howe, Of
Lancaster, Geo. W. Steele, Of gainesville
and Humphrey q. Leavitt as Commits.
sioners to the International Prison Con.
gress to be held in London July Sd. .,
Both branches Of the Assembly adjourn.
ed at 10 A. N, to-day, TO meet again In
January, 1873. Before adjournment the
bill to provide for electing delegates TO the
Constitutional Convention in the spring
Of 1873, was taken up, and killed, most
all the Republicans for and most all the
Democrats against It's passage.
The Senate this morning confirmed
thereappo ppointment by the Governor Of j.
8, Newberry as chief geologist, Edward
Orton and E. B. Andrews, assistant &c.
ologists, and T. G. Wormly as chemist Of
the Geological corps. There has been no
change except that Of ]. s. Klippert, who
is now member Of the corps, his posi-.
ton having been abolished by law. 2
I The Governor to-day appointed John
g. PEBBLES, oi Portsmouth, and Raymond
Brown, Wardens Of the PenitentiRry; Geo.
Howe, Of Lancaster, Superintendent Of
the Reform School for Boys; G. W. Steele,
Chairman Of the Committee on ReEorma.
tory Institutes Of the House Of Represen.
tatiyes, and 8, 8. Leavitt, Of Springfield,
ex.United States Judge Of the Southern
district Of Ohio, as Commissioners on
the part Of Ohio, to the Information.
al Congress on the Prevention Of
the repression Of crime, including the
penal and felofmatoEy treatment to be
held at London, England, on the Sd oi
July. :
: Il has recently been discoYered that
thereis q detection ID the AdAir liquor law
that some think will nullify It. The
original on file In the Office Of the secre.
tary Of State begins thus: "Be It enacted
BY the State Of Ohio" instead
Of "By the General Assembly oi
Ohio" as the Constitution requires.
Some legal gentlemen think the blum.
der kills the law, while Others think
the section Of the Constitution, concern.
ing the style OF enactments, Is merely di.
tectory and not essential to the validity
OF the law. Several prominent attorneys,
having cases to come up this week, will
call up this question. %Tcg5 -"
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SPAIN.

LONDON, April 29.-A dispatch rom
Paris to.the Times says that Don Carlos
Is not In Spain, but the governments Of
both that country and France know ex.
actly where he Is.
MADRID, April 29.-Everywhere
throughout the country the Republican
progressionis9 are announcing their In.
tention to support the government IN her
present troubles. Senior ZAvalla, a well
known Radical, Is in command OF q col.
umn Of government troops In Navarro,
His appointment had good effect. F,ls
Especial to New York HerGld.) ggi. gs
MADRID, April 29.-Fi(tecn hundred
Carlists are In arms, and many skirmlshes
have taken place.. The city Of Pampelu.
na is menaced. Insurrection is snfead.
ing enormously. Troops are demanded
everywhere. ...... ,.-...' -
Forty Carlists yesterday appeared at
the town OF Ataunin, In the province of
Guipuzcoa, and surrendered to the troops
Of the government. Thefo occupying
the town Of Victoria capital Of the prov.
ince OF Alava, yesterday attacked bands
OF insurgents near that place and took 60
prisoners. The troops now In pursuit Of
the Carlist bands throughout the kingdom
are very active, and the spirit Of the
army generally is excellent. II Is learned
from prisoner captured that each band
Of insurrectlonist has q priest at the head
or among its officers 800 h vi
MADnID, April ga proclamation
signed by Don Carlos Is circulating ID this
city. In 1t the pretendar exclalmS:
"'Thauk God lam once more permitted TO
kiss the sacred soil Of my country and be
again among spanlards. BE earnestly
appeals TO the people TO rise in arms, and
declares he will deliver Spain or die In
the attempt" I,,lrrr
The Official reports that no kind Of
rebels remain In the province of SaragasSa.
Marshal Zorrella commences active
operations in Navarro to-day, setting out
with q strong column Of troops from
Talafalla, % miles from Pampeluna.
II Is said that the King insists on taking
actual command Of the army. HIl7,
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FORFIGN.
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THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.
American Withdrawal Of tIudlrect'I
's ClaimsS rsa


! O. 'ga ClaimsS
TORONTO, April 29.-The Glo5e this
morning publishes dispatch from spe-
cial correspondent at Ottawa, stating that
Sir John A. Mcdonald had received q
cable dispatch from Sir John Rose, stating
that the American government had aban.
doned the claims for consequential dam.
ages. A .
BIsMARcK's OPINION OF THE aAME.
Especial to New York Hersld)
BERLIN, April 29.-Bancroft Davis has
expressed the opinion to Premier Bis
marck and Odo Russell, the British Min
lister, that consequential damages will not
be Withdrawn from the arbitration case.
Bismarck volunteered the opinion that
the American position was entirely cor
rect. .,.- t..s
THE State DEPARTMENT TO MR. scHENcK.
NEW York, April 20.-The ReralTs
Washington special says that Mr.. Fish
last night sent a long dispatch to General
lSchenck containing the last words OF the
State Department on the question oi con.
sequential damages at Geneva, and In
support Of the new principle OF interna.
tioDal law which our government do.
mands In return for the modification of
the American case. There is every rea.
son to believe that the negotiations going
forward will succeed only. The danger
apprehended 10 from the violence Of the op.
position In the English Parliament To-.
morrow night. The reply ofMr. Fish to
Earl Granville's second note Is not ex.
pected 70 arrive in London before Tues.
day. This will probably delay the action
ot Parliament till some understanding,
based on negotiations outside Of formal
argument Of our claim, can be reached.
Earl Granville has informed our govern.
ment that the proposition we have made
will require time for consideration. Mr.,
Fish Is understood to have instructed
Gen. Schenck to say that we are ready TO
make supplemental treaty, In which the
negative Of our case at Geneva will be
agreed upon as governing the conduct Of
two nations when one or the other Is at
war 'f '
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THE WEST INDIES.

HAVANA, April aa.3rhe importation nj
Of arms and ammunition BY private mar.
ties has been prohibited by the authorities
San JUAN De PoRTo Rico, April 20
Via, HAVANA 29.--Gov. Baez, brother .oi
President Baez Of St. Domingo, has ar.
rived here. He brings news that Minis.
ter Pedro Ricard, who Joined the Span.
iards during their occupation, has returned
TO the island. Gov. Baez also brings
adylces from Hayti that on the 18th the
government troops defeated small bands
Of insurgents near Neyva.
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weather Report.
PROBABnITIEs.
- y=7g a Wan DBPARTNKNR,
WARRINGTON, D. O., April $3.50 2, y,


Afalllng barometer will prevail Tues.
day from the lakes to the Cult and At.
lantic, with clear sandl partially cloudy
weather oyer. New England, the Middle,
Atlantic and Southern States, and east.
erly and southerly winds, and cloudy
weather. and rain,t from the Ohio
Valley to the upper lakes, and extend
eastward over the Northern and o Dor.
ton Of the Middle States. Brisk and
possibly high winds are probable for the
upper lakes, and will extend to the lower
lakes. Clearing weather and westerly
winds are probable Tor the Northwest
Cautionary signals continue at Milwal.
kee, Chicago, Grand Haven, Detroit, To-
ledo and Cleveland.
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PITTsBuRsH, April 29.-Weather clear.
Monongahela four feet seven inches, and
falling. Departed-Argosy for Cincinnati,
ST.. LOUIS, April e9.-Riyer falling
slowly. Weather clear, hot and windy.
CAIRO, April 30. River fallen two feet
Cloudy; mercuryA tonight CLf
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MISSOURI.
The Caas County Mnrdarn.

ST. Lous, April 29.-The railroad man.
ayers have discharged all the employees
attached to the train upon which Steven
son, Cline, and Dutro were murdered In
Cass county on the cath, they having re-
cetved orders 10 do so from some Of the
regulators. Several Of the railroad officials
fed from Sedalla Saturday, In conse-
quence Of the reports that some Of the
Cass county outlaws were there for the
purpose Of assassinatlng them. Among
those who left was R. 8. Stevens, manager
OF the Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railroad.
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Indian Murders : on tie Northern 4 Pa. a.
cifc Railroad.

MILWAUKEE,, April 29.-A dispatch
from Minneapolis, Minnesota, states that
advices from 0akdale, on the Northern
Pacific Railroad, Saturday evening last,
announces the wholesale murder OF 10
family named Cook, Of Minneapolis.
The house was burned to the ground, and
their bones were found in the ruins. It
y supposed, TO have been committed by
the Indians. HAN tElea2 its{s
A Racine, Wisconsin, dispatch says
that the body Of August Olsen, which
has been missing since the 18th inst, was
foundin the riyery Yesterday y -
The Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad
Company have selected the site for their
proposed railroad bridge across the Mis-.
.sissippi at La Crosse. E,1le r,
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ARGE STOCK OF
Household & Kitchen Furniture
-s1 t.lf
AT AUCTION.

Ivill sOll at the Tavern Stand known a The
etfcStS, st1 ward on WRDNRSD AZ, May lst,
commencing at 10 o'clock, the entire stock oi
Furniture, Bar Room Fixtures, &C contained In
glld stand, combating Of Bureaus, Bedateads,
Bedding. Tables, Ohalrs, stAnds, Carpets and
variety Of other articles too numerous 70 men
lion. Also complete stock Of Bar Room Fix.
tuF0s, Sale positive. TeTmA cash.
ape9t GEO. 3. WICKHAM, Auctloneer.
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Cheap MlII PropertY
FOR SAIE.

The now Steam Saw NH at the head OF Wheel.
ing Island is offered for RAle on Very reasonable
terms. This Mil is capable Of cutting from 5000
70 1000 feet per day, and has tho best Log Har.
Dor known. Also acre Lot In the town Of
hArtiDslerry will be sold separately or In connec-
ton with the Mil. This Lot 10 situated short
distance above the Furnace and is REplendId To-
cality for Glass Houses or other manufacturing
hu ldinRs. For particulars, enquire on the prem.
hes, tof
s. B. WILLIAMS,
Cor. oi Walnut and Second Sts., Wheeling IAland.
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GALE OF FOUNDRY FIXTURES.

offer at private sale the Patterns, Flasks and
Fixtures 10 Union Foundry, belonging To the late
Grm Of ". W. Miller q Co. 4'-.2g-,-gI
The purchaser can secure Q reasonable lease Of
The Foundry and grounds. The building is S.
feetby IS feet, centrally located with good light
which cannot be obstructed, and contains all the
necessary appliances OF q hrst-clAss JobbiDg
Foundry. .F TrEn E5S
For lnrther particulars spply on the premises
10 q. B. MILLER,
jams Receiver.
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Troons for the Indian .Conntr1.

ST. LOUIS, April 9.-The Sixth United
States Infantry, under command Of Col.
HAzen, has been ordered from this de.
partment TO Dakota for service on the
Northern Pacific Railroad. Additional
detachinents Of troops will be sent to as.
sist In expelling white outlaws from In.
dian territory. 4 80 alI3iNhd 80
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Tho cIeveIand Army Reunlon. 4

CLIyELANp, April 20.-Arraugements
have been made for hali-fare for those
attending the reunion OF tho Army Of the
Potomac, TO be held In Cleveland next
week, on the Lake Shore & Michigan
Southern and Cleveland, Columbus, Gin.
cinnati q indianapolis railroads. ~
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/ ISLAND LOTS FOR sALE.

Forty choice Building Lots on Wheeling Is.
land. Price from 800 TO 1900 each. o.,
TzaMs- -one-iourth eash, the residue In equal
nstAllmentS at ono, two and three years, with In.
tesest. JNo. P. GILCHRIsT, :
aplO At Top NH,
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aarnrn Storm in lIichirnn,

MILWAUKEE, April ga very severe
storm Is raging In the northwestern part
Of Michigan. Rain has fallen and some
portions Of the railway tracks In Minneso.
70 are washed away. The storm Is tray.
cling eastward.
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Fall Of Eyansvllle water w, work.
Building.

EvANsS1LLE, April 2o.-At 8 o'clock
this afternoon the west corner of the
water works building tell outward, carry.
ing with 1t about ten feet Of the brick
wall on the Clay street side Of the corner
from the foundation to the cornice. It's
feared that more Of the southwest wall
will fall. No one hurt.