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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND

LoNnoN, March lS.--The rowing club
have selected their club to row wlththe
Atlanta boat club, oi New York. The
following are the mon Stout, Stroke,
Ryan. Austin and Strong. l'as IT.
A pension Of $1,000 has been granted
to Lady Mayo 10000 has been settled
on her by the British Government,
The bailing OF the Tlchborne claimant
has been postponed again until Thursday.
In the House Of Commons tonight; Nr.
Gladstone answered Disraeli's INQUIRY
and stated that the reply Of the Ameri.
can Government to Lord GEanVille's
note concerning the Alabama claims, was
received by Her Majesty's. Government
on the 14th inst He was gratifed to be
able to state that 1t was c6uched in cour-
teous and friendly terms. [Cheers,l Our
views, he continued, are not adopted.
Hence, in the opinion Of our Government,
an answer is required, which the Govern.
ment ofthe United States appears TO invite.
This answer will be delivered to the
American Minister Z in London before
Thursday Of the present week. Il would
be inconsistent with the public business to
lay the correspondence before Parliament
at present, particularly as the Congress ol
the United States has declined to ask 1t Of
the President. The tenor Of our commu.
nication, while II shows that we are
anxious 70 carry the treaty into effect,
will not fall short in that sense df The
state and nature Of the case which the
honor OF this country demands. ~ ''ra
The statement Of the Premier was re.
ceived at tho close with loud cheers.
Granville in the House OF Lords made o
replyin substance the same 10 the inquiry
OF Earl OF Malmesterbery concerning the
correspondence, adding that tho papers
would be produced as soon as possible.
He answered their Lordships that he was
aware Of the public anxiety on the subject
and the grave responsibility attached 10
the government in dealing with Il.
LONDON, March 1S-Midnight-The
meeting to celebrate the inslrrection ol
the Commt1ne, announced for tonight in
81. George,s Hall, did not take place. the
proprietor refusing to allow the use oi the
hall for the purpose. ~ ~ III, w \
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A British Officer Inspecting Amerl-
#I...ag can CORat Defences, if4

New YoRK, March 1S.-The HeralRs
Washington dispatch states that since the
arrival Of Rear Admiral Inglefeld in this
country, six weeks ago, as Naval Attache
of the British Legation at Washington, lie
has been inquiring INFINITELY and thor.
oughly into our naval and military condi.
ton. In this he has had every facility from
our Government. He has already in.
spected the delences at New York and
along the New England coast, and has
lately been ordered by Minister Thornton
to visit New Orleans and inspect the dc.
fences Of that and other Southern ports
All this excites much comment among
army and navy officers.
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Desperate Fight on a mississippi
Island.

MEMPHIS, TENN, March 1s-A desper.
ate flcht occurred on President's Island
n few miles below this civ, Yesterday
DEPUTY Sheriff Rodegan went there for
the purpose Of arrcsting a desperate negp(,
named John White, Who for some time
has been a terror TO the negroes who live
there. Rodegan was met by a large body
of negroes who were armed and pronosed
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CINCINNATI.
NC Redlstricting !Controyer,sr.

. d - o
CINCINNATI, March 1s-The case Of
contempt OF the Mayor and the redistrict.
| ing commission before Judge Cox, was 10.
day postponed until Friday, on account Of
the absence Of counsel for the plaintiff.
Terrific BOILER 1q Explosion. ...Thtee
Little Girls Killed at a DnVance
Of Halt q Mile. l3i z, 80.
CINCINNATI, March 1S.-At halr.past
two O'clock This afternoon the fire bells
rang from Liberty street, and Il was not
long I'LL the whole city was shocked by
the intelligence Of the most terrific boiler
explosion ever experiences. perhaps in
some respects remarkable, as well as the
most singular in the history Of casualties
The battery Of two steam boilers In The
soap and candle factory of Mess & Carns.
han, occupying the large front at No. iOOB
Central avenue, exploded with an unheard
Of violence. In the factory there were
about eighty persons. Two Of these were
horribly mangled and two more slightly
wounded, but all the Others escaped.
On Baymiller street, over half mile
distant by measurement on a bee line,
three little girls In q front yard were
Jumping rope, sixteen feet OF this boiler
was hurled all that distance over the
house.tops on their headA Two were
killed instantly, the third Is mortally
wounded, but Is not yet dead. This piece
Of the boiler is a cylender OF IL feet 4
inches long and 4 inchse In diameter II
weighs about ton. Persons who saw II
say II looked like stoye-pipe sailing in
the air. The front yard in which Il
alighted Is not more than s feet deep and
Is enclosed by an iron fence. The boiler
landed In the yard parallel with the fence.
Further down the street was about four
feet more OF the boiler with the head
Of the Ssauie.a This portlons wac much
torn. d. s.,si, F.as-..f..,. s,-.t7 ...ry n
The casualties at the factory where the
explosion occurred were Barney Asthoft,
engineer, who has been acting in that ca.
pacity for thirteen years, was standing
twenty ieet from. the boiler. James
Uncrich, German, about the same age,
who attended to the tank, had gone into
the engine room on temporary errand
and was blown to pieces. He leaves a
wife and five children George Harfinger,
an employe in the works was wounded
but not dangerously. Lizzie Hoffman,
also an cmploye, was struck in the arm
by piece of the boiler and slightly
wounded. Several others were slightly
bruised. H. III TTIi.H, 20. =
The children killed on Baymiller street
were Alice Thornton, six years old, in
front Of her residence and inst waiting to
20 down town on an GRAND with her
mother: Cora Cole, also ak years old who
mad lust learned 10 iumD Inc rone and
Emma Forbes, .mortaIly wonndeG Anil
three children liye-on RavmiiIer strect
half a mile distant from the nlscc NJ the
explosion. There ware two boilers n tIe Ike
battery that cxnlode6 The man head
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WASHINGTON.


WAsHINGToN, March 1s-The Senate
oommittee-on the Sale OF Arms, to-day
continued the examination of Col. Crispin
and Squires.
The Custom House Investigation was
resumed to-day. Murphy corrected his
testimony oil Saturday, as to the time
when the President had said Leet ought
to leave the general order business.
The Chief Signal Officer announces that
the display of caution signals at Lake
ports, will beginAprils1st. -1sszzr,,asls.
BnIssIGNED by THE PRESIDENT.
George A. Sands has been nominated
Collector Of Internal Revenue, for the 9th
district oflllinois. ss,sS ass
, The President to-day signed the follow
ing bills: An act to restore the records
ofthe U. s. Courts in northern Illinois; an
act for the coustructioniof an addition to
the U. s. Court House and Postoftlce
building ut Indianapolis, and the purchase
OF additional grounds adjoining the said
grounds. -.
j9 LOUISIANA APPOINTMENTS, 1'W
Col G. W. Carter has withdrawn his
application for the SurVeyorship OF Gus.
toms at New Orleans. In his letter of
withdrawal he recommends the appoint
ment Of competent colored men tothat
and other federal offices when changes are
contemplated.
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RAILROAD WAR BETWEEN
IOWA AND NEBRASKA.
iowa Roads not Allowed TO TermI.
nate In NebFaska...A Nebraska
state Convention Call TO Make
ReOFiRal. - Il

CouNon BLuPFs, Iowa, March 49,
Omaha has called State Convention Of
Nebraska men TO take steps 10 force the
roads terminating in Council Bluffs to re.
cognize Omaha as the eastern terminus Of
the Union Pacific railroad, and the place
where transfers are 10 be made, and the
papers suggest an interstate war If Il
comes 70 that The excitement Is intense
an both sides. rsgI I
ST. LouIs, March lS.-The Democrat
has 0 special from Omaha which says O
call for State Convention TO assemble
lat Lincoln on the 9Th inst, signed by
representative men In every county In Ne.
brasla, Is published here. The object OF
the convention Is 70 take action regarding
the late extraordinary legislation Of Iowa
by which railroads crossing Iowa are for.
bid under constitutional and outrageous
penalties from crossing the Missouri river
or delivering freight or passengers except
In Iowa to Nebraska roads, thus attempt.
ing to force Nebraska roads into Iowa,
where they have no charters or rights
whatever, M. .... l-I -
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PITTsBuReH, March 1s.-Weather
cloudy: Monopgahela 6 feet 3 inches,
and falling. - l.I ~ 7
CINCINNATI, March 1S.-River rose A
feet and still rising, with 81 feet in the
channel. The Argosy Departed for Pitts.
burgh. H., - T7I7T -.
81. LOUIS. March 1s.-Arrived-Harry
johnson, from Keokuk; Oceanus, from
Red River; City of Chester, from Mem.
phis, and Marble City, from Vlcksburg.
Departed-Mollie Rogers, for Peoria; City
Of Chester, for Memphis. The river Is
falling with about Q feet Of water to Cairo.
Weather clear, warm, and very windy.
LouIsvHLE, March 1s.-RiGer station.
ary, 8 feet 4 inches in canal; 6Eeet in the
chute. Cool, windy and dull. Freights
largely in excess Of tonnage.
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The Lake shore 4 Tuscarawas Val.
ley Railroad. -

The Lake shore 4 Tascarawas VAL
ley Railroad.
Rdltots Of the IntelllEencer. asl n
Twas not surprised when saw by the
INTELIloENcRR Of Saturday last that an
effort was being made to extend the .. s.
y + '; Road from the Panhandle road
10 the O, o, r. R. at Barnesville. i-.5'
When the City Council Of this city re.
fused 70 permit the w. q T. v. r r. to
come TO the city Of Wheeling on terms
that were practicable, we had no right to
expect any thing else, but that the L. 8.
y T.Y. II. R Co., would turn their atten.
ton elsewhere, and reach the river at
whatever point, and In whatever manner
would be most advantageous, u
And the same causes that have com.
PEELED this company to look elsewhere for
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AN AWFUL TRAGEDY.

An insane German named August
Schoch, living in Frenchtown, in the lower
part Of the city, attacked his wife to-day
with heavy poker. He broke her skull
In eight pieces, and tho poor woman's
brains were scattered over the room in a
horrible manner. She still lives but death
Is certain. Schoch was sunstruck about
four years ago, since which time he has
been deranged. The assault to-day was
unprovoked. The maniac was arrested
and confined in a cell.
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Educational.
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.
lS71-72.

sTae ne last Catalogue shows an attOndAuceof III
St,,,sa SSn o. this Institution. Five dlstInct De.
soMOu ssIenn o. Instruction, with q full corps Of
ni,1!. LIs Ancient and Modern Languages: Mathc.
BIII pure and applied; Psychology, RthIcS.
1"ISAi economy, Logic, Rhetoric, the ScIepces'
~ GGe, cateiully and thoroughly taught. Prsc.
~, SSl Gaenistry, and Physics, illistrated by M.
stSSS tSSSe Ss SpPArAtuS Special advantages EOr the
"A a good Library. Extensive Cabinets Of MIN.
SsUH, deOlogy and Conehology; together with
gis,SS spee!mons In other departments OF Natural
Os.tICLr, FINE buildings; beautiful aud healthy
Puoa; P.Ioa good society.
DtcSILs 49, Tim begins September 9Th. Winter
SsS, S,G TSsoin., oin. Spring, March 2Oth Commence.
PPSOSi,,1aing nom 8 TO q per week.
W. SsISoh, nom SIS 10 S2l per year.
'W Wntiher particulars. INQUIRE OF
M ALEX. MARTIN, President,
MorgAntoWn, West Va,
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wilson, Of Iowa, for Vice Pres,denl

Wilson, OF Iowa, for Vice President.
NEW York, March 1s.-A special from
Washington 10 the Times says the friends
Of James F. Wilson, Of Iowa, are very
active In q movement 10 secure his NOM
ination for Vice President at Philadelphia.
A prominent Iowa politician stated re-
Gently in this city That he was positive
President Grant favored the nomination
of Mr.. Wilson for the position.
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The Assassination of the Indian
Decentralization Of the Assas.

CALCUTTA, March 1S, gia. LONDON
Tho ASSASSIN of Earl Mayo has been ex.
ecuted. He made confession, declaring
that the death OF the Viceroy was mot thee
result Of conspiracy, as he alone design.
ed and carried out the murder. He also
said that he intended to kill Gen. Stewart,
who accompanied Earl Mayo on his tour
Of inspection to Port Blain, and was only
prevented from fully executing his pur-
pose by the promptness ofhis arrest alter
attacking the VIceroy.
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The lowest barometer over the northern
part of Lake Michigan will move east.
wardly into Canada with decreased pres.
sure, thence southwark to the Coast In.
creased cloudiuess will prevail over the
southern and middle States, with rain or
snow over the lake region. Pleasant
weather for Tuesday in the eastern States
with winds veering to the eastward; clear.
Ing weather will probably prevail over the
Upper Lakes and the Ohio Valley by
lEuesdaY. I--. -..- .-.... Nv ~. .
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SALE OF FOUNDRY FIXTURES.

offer at private sale tho Patterns, Flasks and
FIXTURES 10 Union Foundry, belonging to the late
arm Of W. W. Miller d Co. - s''lf TE'TT
A., Tae purchaser can secure reasonable lease OF
the Foundry and grounds. The building is s.
Ieet ey u teet, centrally located with good light
which cannot be Ohstructed, and contains ali the
Foundry. y .SS1s''e
For further particulars apply on the premlses
jAn9 RaceIvsr
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FRANCE.

PARIS, March 1s.-It is rumored that
Gen. Bonrbaki has sent q challenge TO
Marshal paraguay D'Hilliers. ~
VERsAnLEs, March 1s.-The Republi.
can Lett in the Assembly will not oppose
the war estimates as agreed on by Theirs.
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.ggS CHICAGO. 90 aRi
Work Of The Rellefand AId socletv,

WuEk OF Ihb IIblleI Hhu Alu 5OcleIys
CHICAGO, March 1s.-The aggregate
issues Of the Relief and Aid Society to
March Cd, were 400, III articles or yards
OF goods Among these are over 81 900
mattresses, over 00000 blankets, $4,000
pairs otshoes, 28S, 600 articles OF clothing,
1900 bedsteads, ie,00Oj stoves, and
$1,000 tons Of coal. ~ fis,a
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The Connecticut CKnvass-.Speech Of
Senator pVilsOn,tf .---s /.

HARTFoRD, March Ex-senator Wilson
delivered the opening speech OF the cam.
laign here tonight. His speech was an
able argument, and every allusion TO
President Grant was received with deaf
entng applause, J grlla y. f
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E0R SALE.-A DESIRABLE - n
i property between Market and Fourth MT
streets, feet Olground fronting on Union. LII VI
street, with depth Of G6 feet On 1t there Is q
double Frame House two stories high, with four
rooms and kitchen to each tenement. The %
leet includes one.half Of brick wall (adIoIning
Hid lrame) ~ stories high and abont s. feet
aeeP The property belongs to the tate Of @,
s. Martini decd, and must be sold. ,issTf
leb9 I. IRWIN, Executor.
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Work has been resamed ON ths MO,nnhIs 4
completion. y 'i '7F''fI ~ N" = y
"A. B. BFownlee, an old and highly esteemed
citizen and exMayor Of Toledo, died Sunday,
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Graf,

In the matter of the differences be.
tween the proprietors of tho Missouri
Democrat, Judge Medill this morning ap.
pointed VIM. Mckee, one, OF tho firm
receiver, and ordered the sale Of the es.
tabliShment to take place Friday next
and to be limited to the parties interested
Terms, one-half cash; the balance in
three and six months.
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Spence Patten, the alleged foryel, taken from
New York to Boston, was affaigned In tho Grim.
inal Court there and committed for trial ycster'
day In defanlt Of 5000 ball. r.--L. -.
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ISLAND LOTS SALE

Having sold all the lots offered at aSOO each,
sSPt sSst IWo, now o1er ten lots ffonting on the
tosS, S sdc Of Kim and Chestnut streets and ex-
%aShS 70 the river. Price from $500 TO q. 900
SDa1 SeSotdlng TO size and location. Terms,
OSs 'H ,Sr eSsh, residue In equal instAllments at
,D.., JNo. P. GLCHRIsT,
.Hn .....r At Top MIL.
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DWELLING HOUSE
FOR SALE

olisI for sAle the hOue in which now re. -
one, sSis slIIALe n on John street, few doors
IMo'story brick containing eight rooms, 6e.
siaee bath room and kitchen, and dnlshed
NuS, with q good cellar, hot and cold water in
MMMLooms: The house 10 In good order and
wen located and In every way desirable prom.
spy' poy' 0eing but little over square from the
F"1omce. There 10 also on the premises a good
BRIoK STABLE,
nacicnt ior four horses, and carriage house.
any one wiShingto purchase can examine thc
premises al any lime. '' ''''
sept25 JNO p McnRpMnT
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p. wh..,,,, ~, ., ,s.s r cRANaLE, Prest.

.TNHE COMMERCIAL BANK OF
y Martin's Ferry, Ohio, 10 now open and
tfanaaeting q regular Banking BuaIness, For.
eign and Domestic Exchange bought and sold:
Collections made on all points and promptly re.
mlttcd Interest paid on special deposits. The
Bank Will be open Saturday evening until r. n.
70 accommodate those who wish TO lay by 0 part
o. their weekly earnings. Revenue ltAmpa for
a;w, IIiy SIXTH, Cashier. President.
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UNUN bALE- \ 2. M
II ISLAND PROPERTY. iia
offer IOr sale two story Brick House AtAs
OH the east side OF Penn street, between Virginia
and Zane streets, on the Island, containing eight
Fooms, kitchen, pantrIes and cellars under the
whole house. Hard aud soft water on the prem.
lses. II not sold on Or before the Goth Inst. will
oH that day OfIer the Same at Public Auction at
The front door Of the Court House Possession
given April lst next.
mArSe q l. rRANMRR
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RAILWAY EMPLoYE KILLED

Geo. Thompson, night yard master at
the Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railroad
at Sedalia, Mo-, was killed yesterday
morning, while switching d train.
THE INTESTINE TROUBLES OF THE DRMo.
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Flnlanrolal.
7-3O Gold Loan
IHI--TI '| oF THE 1.FinHf
NORTHERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD CO.

We Offer for sale ut par the First Mortpnge
Land Grant Gold Bonds OF the Northern PssiAe
halItoad Company. They arc isBued In the foI.
loving denominations: Coupons, 800, $5O0 and
soC9 Registered, 800, $500, 81 ,tOO y, do and
$l0gO. The interest 10 payable IN gold coin
January, and July OF each year at the oflee Of
Jay Cooke Co., Financial Agents, New Yort
These bonds are secured bya dfAt and only Moft.
gage on over Two Thousand Miles OF Road, with
rolling stock, buildings and ali other eaulpueufs.
and on over Twenty three Thousand AcfeS OF
Land % every mile OF anlshed road. This land,
Agricultural, tlmboted and mineral, amounting
IN all TO more than Fifty Million Acres, consists
OF alternate eectons reaching twenty 10 forty
m1lee on each aide OF the track from Wisconsin
through the richest portions OF Minnesota, Da,
10 Puget Sound. = E7.--T@7 = ~
wchaye these Bonds constantly on hand and
Eeeommend them with confidence to capitalists,
investors and the public generally. To
THE CITY BANK,
Wheeling, Feb. ~ isT9 ~ TA'>''' 'S
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For Bale.
A UoTIoN SALE OF SPLENDID
PiIHo, MI FURNITURE & HOUSEHOLD GOODS

Twill sell q, Auction on wEDNksDA. u, =,
aolb d.y Of March, is7l at 10 o'clock ".S A. n, ~
~" ,S,s residence OfMrG Alice Lemon deceased
'u' INV "SnH,s ,do Of Quincy street. between 9th
y" ""S Is m H., a new asl class octave steinwAy
Ir plano. Stool aud Cover, Walnut Hair clotn' rat'
r.. A%,i nInInr Room, Chamber and Kitchen Fnrnl'
w.. w., csyDSu and Household Goods Of all kinds.
nh mi, furniture and Piano ls new, ont Of the
''OISTi'AiH %S,,G GEO. X. WHEAT, Executor
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HoTEL FURNITURE Is LEASE
IL FOR RSALE.-Anyperso desiring TO keep
4 drstclass paying Hotel, with moderate and nc.
COmnodAtlng terms az to furniture and lease, can
learn Of good chance by enqulrlDg Of
G. 3. HOOPER,
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-Dr. eoshorn, postmaster at Dyesbury, Tenn
has abseonded with 5000 of the governments
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NOR sALE-ELLENDALE FARM
well known As one Of the finest Farms 10
ibis vicinity, containing S6S acres OF the best
GuGlIty or land. The improvements are nGi only
comfortable, but elegant. Stone Dwelling House
win lOOr II rooms, barns, stables, sheds, iee
house, and everything for comfort and convent
gncc. AlArge Orchard and every kind o. small
Fruit In abundance. Itis6mlles east o. the clty,
station on ne Wheeling, Pittsburgh D Baltimore
Railroad. viii he sold on easy terms.
maid ISAAC IRWIN, Agent.
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AT PUBLIC SALE,

DOR sALE-A BRICK COT. hsA.
II TAGE, corner Of Centre and Seventh
streets, containing six rooms and cellAr,
all necessary outbulldIngs. Gas throughout,
water convenient, Possession given April list.
apply to HENRY LEAsgRE,
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weather Report. 4I,y,
PR0BABILTTIEs.

zaGi liaLf war DEPARTMENT., /
orrIcE OF Tm CHIEP SIaNAL 0FTlGER,
WAsHNaToN, D. O., Mar. 1R-1.30 z. \.
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ST. LOUIS.
AFataI Adfay.

ST. LOUIS, March 1s.-An aflray occur
red in q saloon in the northern part OF the
city, yesterday evening, in which Bernard
Sebastian was slightly, and Adam Roth
mortally stabbed. A man named Kenne-
'dy was arrested, as he cut Roth. @
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In view Of the opening Of John street to Rail.
road and business purposes, the undersigned,
Trustees oil the lSt Eng. Evan. Lutheran Church,
offer for sale their very eligible Lot at N. W!
corner OF 4th and John. 10 feet on JohR street by
Us feet on 4th street. L.t4 f.,F,r. no :"
TERNs or SALE-0ne fourth the purchase mon.
ey In cash and the balance In ono, two and three
Years, with interest from day Of sale. .,.,t .s.
II not sold before TUESDAY, April I'd, 1874,
twill on that day, al 10 O'Clock, be offered