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Fire in minnesota.

MILWAUKEE, January 2s.-At / o'clock
this afternoon, a fire broke out in John A.
Smiths restaurant at Farlbilt, Minnesota,
while the proprietor was at dinner. When
discovered the fire was beyond control.
From the restaurant the fire spread along
on the same side Of tho street, burning
Hills furniture store, a meat market and
saloon. The fire was stopped by tearing
down q small wooden building. The loss
Is about $4,000; well insured.
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SAINT LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, January 9S.-A fire broke
out in the extensive works of the st. Louis
Brass and Hardware Manufacturing Com
panY, No. 500 North Second street, at five
O'Clock this morning, and extended to the
lime and commission house OF NJ. D. Helt.
zell " Co. on one side Of the street, and
to the tobacco factory Of Moran & Powell
on the other. All the buildings were de-
stroyed. The loss on the brass foundry is
estimated at $l27,000, insured $52, ,000;
loss Of Heltzell & Co. about $4,000, IN.
surance unknown; loss of Moran & Powell
$4,000, insurance $1,000. The names of
the companies sustaining the losses could
not be ascertained to-day. l..E
A considerable number of Rationalists
and Spiritualists, celebrated the 135th
birthday of Thomas Payne at Avenue
Hall to-day. A petition to Congress, pro.
testing against the adoption oil any amend.
ment to the Federal Constitution specially
recognizing the divinity of Christ, was
circulated and generally signed by the
audience. a..
The Grand Duke and Councillor. Ilachin
visited the Benton Miss Sunday School
to-day, and Mr.. Machin delivered briet
address to the children. This event is
specially noteworthy, as it is the first time
tho Grand Duke has visited any school or
church other than the Greek Church
since he has been in this country.
An alteration occurred last Wednes.
day night, at q stage station nine miles
from Newton, Kansas, between an en-.
ploye of the Southwestern Stage Com
pany, and man named Taylor, which
was amlcably arranged, bus subsequently
the stageman fired at Taylor, but lit and
killed n man named Merrill, a friend OF
Taylor's, wlereupon Taylor shot and
killed the stagcman.
The weather turned very cold last night,
and to-day has been the coolest of the
season, mercury standing about zero all
day. ...
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.caso of Irension Agent claperftoo61 d

LEAyENwoRTH, KS, January 27.-Al-
cxander Claperton, who was arrested at
Fort Scott, Kansas, on the 14th, for de.
frauding the government while acting rs
Indian Pension Agent at Fort Smith, Ark,
under Gen. w. Wright, was taken before
the Y. S. Commissioner today and his case
continued for twelve days. Gen. Wright
sent a dispatch to Col. w. G. Coffin OF
this city to-day stating that there was no
indictment against Claperton and TO Sc
cure his release and go his bail Il necessa-
ry. Later in the day the U. s. Marshal
received q telegram from the District
Attorney in New York saying that q GER
tilted copy OF the indictment against
Claperton and a Bench warrant had been
forwarded by mail. Claperton Is the main
witness against Wright in his Indian
difficulties, It is expected that an attempt
will be made TO secure the prisoners re.
lease on habeas corpus. s
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Mcdonald Cheek Found Guilty and
Sentenced TO b3 Hung.

CINCINNATI, January 2s.-Thc jury in
the case of Mcdonald Check for tho mur-
der of his father.in.law, Thomas Har-
rison, near LawrenceburG, Ind, returned
a verdict at two o'clock this afternoon, in
Brookville, for mudcr in the first degree
and sentenced him to be hung. This was
the second trial A verdict similar to the
first result is the more significant inas-
much as the testimony was regarded rs
strong in favor Of Cheek at this trial.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

New YoRE, January 2S-A Raleigh
special says that one branch Of the Legis-
lature has authorized reward Of $40, 900
Tor the arrest oil Henry B, Lowray, and
5000 for each of his gang Of outlaws
or $4,000 in all.
The Conservative caucus nominated
Gen. Mat. W. Ransome, (Dem.,l for q. s.
Senator, 10 I'LL the vacancy occasioned
by Mr.. Nance's resignation. This is
equivalent to an election.
The Republican State Convention meets
in Raleigh April 18th, and the Conserva'
two ditto, at Greensboro, May 1st.
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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.
Scheme for Revolutionary Up.
H 4us .a.I... rising. rt.l.......


:. 1as .-.ss rising. ry..l....l
PARIS January s7,-The plain OF A
Republican revolutionary uprising has
been organized over the whole territory
OF sontli France. The movement was
held ready for immediate commencement
In case Theirs resignation Of the Presi.
dency resulted In the appointment of Duke
DAumale or Marshall dacA[ahon 10 the
chief authority OF the Executive, The
Republicans keep the peace only subject
TO the Bordeaux arrangement for the es.
tabTishmeut and maintenance Of Demo.
cratic form of government In France.
Any authorized attotntH which may be
made for the restoration Uf 10 monarchy
absolyes them from the obligation, and
they VIII proceed to take up arms. Gam.
betta's recent voyage to Bordeaux induced
an understanding with the Republican
leaders on the subject Of supplies of
money, arms, ammunition and provisions,
and all other necessary requisites were on
hand, and then followed the pledging or
formationof a resolution to the effect that
II civil war should be determined on the
fight. would be continued, and that tho
Republicans shall in the meantime main
tain their preparations for future pos.
sibllitles. Should NJ. Poryer.Q Querticr re-
tire from the Ministry NJ. Picard willsuc.
coed to office.
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AT Clarksburg the other day, the doc.
torhaving prescribeda "Dover's powder
for Mr.. J. L. TMnERLAKE, the drug clerk
gave the messenger twelve grains Of
opium instead. The Conservative says:
"Mr. T. swallowed the poison, and be.
fore long would have passed into an
eternal sleep. In the meantime, fortu.
natcly, discussion was going on in the
store as TO whether the prescription was
properly filled, Pending this, DR.. Cherry
passed and the matter was referred to him.
lie read the prescription, looked at the
bottle from which the sick man had been
furnished, and grasping an cmetic, started
for the bedside Of Mr.. Timberlake. A
large dose freed the sick man Of the poison,
and he sank back on the pillow saved"
The laws Of the State ought to provide
the public some protection against such
criminal blunders as this. Probably the
best thing would be, first, to require all
prescriptions to be written in plain Eng.
lish; and, second, 40 forbid under stringent
penalties, the filling ofprescriptions by any
person who has not passed q satisfactory
examination as to medical knowledge be.
fore board Of physicians and secured a
certificate ofCompetency.
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ENGLAND.
The Prince of Wales Going on, a Sea
Voyage.

LONDON, January 2s.-The Prince of
Wales contemplates a sea voyage as soon
as pleasant weather sets in. The royal
yacht Victoria and Albert is now being
rcltted for the Princes convenience, and
during the month of April His Royal
Highness will embark for a cruise in the
Mediterranean and to the Madeira Islands.
Her Majesty Queen Victoria will not, as
has been stated, open the approaching
session OF, Parliament In person.
A messenger left the Foreign Office
yesterday with important dispatches for
Lord Lyons, British Ambassador to
France, These dispatches state definite
ly the attitude Of the English government
with regard to the commercial treaty be-
tween the two nations, and are intended
to rectify misapprehensions which have
prevailed in France as 10 the position of
England upon the subject.
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BROOKE AND HANCOCK AGRICULTURAL
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WELLS, JAS.
ARCHER and WIN. NJ, LEE, Brooke coan.
tyi II. II. Brown, J. NJ. EVANS and r.
B. BRENNEMAN, Hancock county, give
notice in the Hancock Courier that a
meeting will be held at Holidays Cove,
February 92d, TO consider the expedlency
Of organizing an Agricultural anil Stock.
Growing Association under the general
corporation law of the State. The CO.
operation Of citizens in the adjacent sec.
tions OF Ohio and Pennsylvania is invited.
Its proposed to locate the grounds at the
Cove, on the line o! the Panhandle road.
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ROME.

ROME, January 27.-1he Chamber of
Deputies have agreed TO report In favor
OF loan Of $30O,OOO,OOO. a .n
A new religious journal has been estaE.
lished here which will oppose't the dog.
ma OF infallibility. Pere Hyacfnthe Is 10
be one Of the contributors. .0. s
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PITTSRURGII.
Railroad Contractor Killed..IIaunt.
cd House in ALLEGHENY.

PIrrsDURGn, January 2s.- Michael
Madegon, prominent railroad contrac-
tor OF this city, while going home intoxi-
Gated fell from the steps leading to the
Fort Wayne railroad bridge, receiving in
juries.ffom which he died today ii N
Great excitement exists in Allegheny
City over the discovery Of haunted house
on Esplanade street. The house until
lately has been occupied by the chief of
police OF that city. He and other men of
undoubted yeracity testify in the most
positive terms to the nightly visitation of
spirits. The citizens are forming club
to investigate.
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DWELLING HOUSE
FOR SALE

oHer for sAle the houe In which now rc. ~
sIs' situate on John street, u few dOOrs .;S
SAsl OF FiIlh. Tho housOis u substantial ill
sMiHosoy brick containing eight rooms, bc.
soss a bath room and Kitchen, and GnIshed
HhWe' wthA good cellar, hot and cold water in
,maNtMlItooms; ,sNM Tbs house Is in good order aud
wei located and In every way d desirable prOls
TTny' T.y' being hnt . little over square from the
'"''omce' There is also on tho premises n good
BRICK STABLE,
sufficient for four horses, and n carriage house.
M. any, one wishing to purchase can examine the
premises at any lime.
sepL2i ,JNO R McDERNOr
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NEW ORLEANS.

Arrival Of the Investigating Com
mittee.
NEW ORLEANS, January 29.-Fhe In
vestigating Committee arrived last even
ing and arc stopping at the St. Charles.
Thos. A. Scott, o! the Pennsylvania
Central, II. s. McComb and other rail-
road magnates, have arrived. .r.
The Boys House of Refuge was burned
today. Loss $4,000. ...
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a. 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the front door Of the Court
h0nsc ol Ohio county West Virginia, sell thc
following described real estate, that ia TO ray:
THAT certain piece or parcel of ground lying and
being situate In The southeast corner Of eguare
number three (0 In Carroll d Bakers addition 10
lhG city Of Wheeling, being lot No. 10 in said
sgaAte anu situate on FnltOn street IN that part
". n salH clty known as East Wheeling. There is
and other necessary improvements.
Terms Of sale, cash
JAng Philip SCUIuJI II Trrs,o,
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TRUST SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
u IL Deed 0: Trust executed on the "lst day OF
December, 1870, by Henry Koehlpr and Angus.
una, his wife, and now Of record In the Record.
tr's office Of Ohio county, West Virginia, IN Deed
VI Trust Book No. s, page n | will on
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ST. Louis Authorized to Make a
Water-Works Loan.

ST. LOUIS, January 97-Both Houses
Of the Legislature have passed bill
authorizing st. Louis to issue $1,3s5, 900
in bonds for the extension and protection
OF the water.works.
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| SLAND LOTS FOR SALE,

naysnE sold all the lots offered at $500 each,
SSCspL Two, now OlTGr ten lots frOntIng ON the
,anI sI SIDE OF Elm aud Chestnut streets and OK.
moSShs TO the river. Price from $500 TO 81 900
nav, 'u, according to size and location. Terms,
o% S%utlh , cash, residue in equal lnstalmCnts at
""e' TWO and three yeArs
,roA, JEo. r. aILCHRIsT,
Hs-' At Top Mil.
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TUESDAY, April ., 1872,
GALE OF FOUNDRY FIXTURES

! offer at private sale the Patterns, Flasks and
Fixtures In Union Foundry, belonging to the late
hrm Of W. W. Miller i Co.
Tile purchaser eau secure a reasonable lease oil
the Foundry and grounds. The building IL s.
lrrthyGt feet, centrally located with good light
which cannot he DISTRACTED, md contains all The
necessary appliances of u flrstclAss JobbIng
Foundry.
For further particulars apply on the premises
to II. B. MILLER,
lAng Receiver.
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Ohio Legislature.

Columns, January 27.-In the House
this morning, bill was introduced to for.
bid under heavy penalties, persons from
placing nauseous substances in any run.
ming stream, spring or well, used for do
mestic purposes.
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JAn9 PHILIP SCIIlIILE Trus,cc
FoR SALE OR RENT.

The BRICK HOUSE ! reside in. on Main
Street between now aud April /, 1879,
u E3E keht-OnG Small Frame House and one
n.lek .Inr House, both on the Island Possession
SSn SMSn ., Immediately. Apply al THEODORE
EINh IS Feed Store, on QulncysL. dccpS
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GheGttelIigetce

GREELEY is to have $4,000 monu.
ment.-Erch. ,g,,y.s
Aller he Is dead, perhaps he will. For
the present he Il to have a statue. lSN
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CHEAP MILL PROPERTY FOR
" SALE.
Tho ono.half or whole ln,cres, In the

NE W STEAM Sd " MILL,
Situated at the foot Of the town of Martins
Ferry, Belmont county, Ohio, Is offered for
sale on very reasonable terms. This MIL Is
In one 1.-THE best locations on the Ohio river and
has the best log hArbOr known. Also two acre
lot In Martins Ferry will be sold with or separ.
ate from the Mill. Terms very easy. For par.
tculars see or address.
$. B. WILLIAMS,
Cor. Second and Walnut SITS, Wheeling island,
lang
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)YsTERsl OYSTERS | OYSTERS

RSS1TN SoTN q. HEFTLY, In Odd Fellows Hall
iorms next door 70 Bookings Drug Store, IN.
SS wv nhcst Oysters ever brought to this markoi
h'Sn ne will sell at wholesale or by the can Al
S"m SIy 'uwcst possible rates. Remember Tho Mace
SIvoSS Stv aud supply yourselves with delicious hI.
'N'' AUta4
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The Weather To-day.
WAR DEPARTMENT, !
OPFICE OF THE CHIEF SIaNGL OrFIoER.
WAsnRaToN, D. c., Jan. $3.50 z. u.
PROBABILITIES,

The barometer will probably rise on
Monday throughout the Atlantic and Cult
States, with partially cloudy and clear
weather. Increasing northwCstcrly winds
with falling temperature will extend
from tho lower lakes to the Gnlf. Dan.
gerous winds arc not anticipated for to.
night.
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President Making-- Concerning the
Cincinnati Convention.

New YoRK, January 27.-The HerdlFs
Washing dispatch says that the conyen.
tion of discontented Republicans, TO be
held in Cincinnati Immediately after the
Philadelphia convention, will prepare
both ticket and platform for the Demo.
cratic party. The Democratic convention
will not be held until late in the summer,
and then only to ratiiy the work Of the
discontented Republicans. An effort will
be made to nominate, Trumbull by the
malcontents, and the faction fights Of the
Republicans are expected to DO a strong
element in carrying the doubtful States.
SMALLPOX Il endemic a, uo.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

ByvIrtuc Of decree OF the Circuit Court Tor
Ohio county, West Virginia, rendered on the Goth
day Of November, 1871, In q cause in chancery
pending In said Court, wherein william W.
ShrlycF Ii complainant, and John Gallagher and
others are defendants, I shall OH
SATURDAY, the 10th day OF February, 1871,
alto o'clock A. NJ, proceed to sell at pnblc auc.
iIOn to the highest and best bidder, at the front
door OF the Court House Of Ohio county, West
Virginia, the following described property, that
istOsay:
"A certain piece or parcel Of land situate on
the west side Of Morrow street, between Union
aud Madison streets, and In that part OF the city
O Wheeling called Bucna Vista, and designated
on the plat OF the said addition as lot No. and .
part OflOt No 3. The said piece Of land fronts
on Morrow street ninety.six feet and running
,laCk westward twenty feet, no more or less
with all the buildings or improvements thereon
or therCunto belonging; being tho same property
that was conveyed 10 John Gallagher by John
Crawford and wife by deed dated September I'd,
lS67.'
TERMS or SALE, CASH.
HANNIBAL FORBES,
tuuiS SnnCIal InmtnIluInunP
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BY TELEoRAP}HI. Y
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
extensively 10 the IutellIgencer.

tBy the Western Union Limo.
oHicc Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe atA,I
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Yesterday was the coolest day Of the
season at Memphis.
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The smallpox is epidemic at Ha.
vana,
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AN ALLEGHENY GHOST.

SLoryof a "Haunted" House.-Q Queer
DOings in an Allegheny City Tene-
ment--The Chief OF Police Nom
DluEsad. ..s .. I...r .a
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An incident which occurred few
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handwriting, and all written by the
man who had forged the check. The
counsel, Mr.. Henry d. Hyke of Bos-
ton, at once took the stand, and taxi
ing the envelopes, said, "This one
was written by the clerk of the Bos-
ton Water Power Company; this one
by friend of mine in New York the
third is my own handwriting, and the
fourth is the prisoners" substan-
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letters received in some of the enyel-
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