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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.
Arrest Of Internatiouals.

Arrest OF lntornatiouets.
PARls, January 29 The authorities
last night. by q preconcerted movement,
made numerous arrests of members Of
the Interpationalist Society in this
city, who, it is said, at . meeting
held lately discussed and advocated
reforms of q revolutionary and treason.
able character.
Marshal Rasaine's Case.
The names of the members Of the
court martial for the trial of Marshal
Bszaine have been submitted to Presi-
dent Theirs for his approval.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE,
The shute DefaIcation.

EXETER, January 29.-The excite
ment in reference to the Iobber and de-
faulter Shute is unabated and the opin-
ion is that he has not yet left the coun-
ty. Boston and New York detectives
are now on bis track. A circular, ac-
compauisd by q photograph OF Shute,
has been sent to all police headquarters
and on the Continent. and reward Of
$4,000 for his apprehension offered.
The actual amount sbstracted from the
savings bank 10 $ll0,65l.76. Later
developments show the loss Of the na.
tional banks to be greater than was
At 6rst reported, and at least $500, 900.
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INDIANA.
Killed.

FoRr WAIVE, January ga man
named Hiram Brockeman, brakeman
on the Grand Rapids and Indiana rail-
road was instantly killed Monday night
by jumping from train into a pile oi
ties near Lima, Ohio.
Sentence or Murderers.
LAwRENoEBURe, IND, January o.
The murderer, johnson, on being
brought before the Court, pleaded guilty
Of manslaughter and was sentenced to
,twelve years in the State prison. Cope
received the sentenced of imprisonment
for life, both being indicted for the same
offense.
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ENGLAND.

Universal and UnsectiOnal Educa
tton-
LONDON, January ga letter writ
ten by Earl Russell, published to-day
says the Government should, during the
present session OF Parliament, INTRODUCES
q universal unsectioual educational
bill. He believes such q measure
would meet with public favor and ad-
vance the cause OF education, and also
that a sufficient majority could be found
in its favor in Parliament to insure
its passage.
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ARE loSers Always W oe ou'osse
And ought not . lover in Q town with
q poetical name OF Milton, Wisconsin.
to have been more fortunate He was
. student. and in order to show his
depth OF his love for the lady whose
heart beat as one with his own, he un-
dertook to saw a cord OF wood for her.
But he made one little mistake, and
sawed cord of wood belonging to an
other fellows girl. Under the circum-
stances, another fellow should saw a
cord OF wood for the other fellows girl
but perhaps it is better TO leave the
affair as it is. Otherwise the relations
of the parties might become painfully
complicated.
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TENNESSEE.
Soldier Killed.

HUMBOLDT, January 2s.-Yesterday
Daniel Finnegan, . soldier Of Co. "
United States Infantry, on duty at this
nlsce, VA, run over and instantly killed
m The Mobile and Ohio railroad, last
NIGHT Another death is reported 70
hsy. occurred on the same road, near
Trenton, late last night. The nan was
a we'll dressed stranger. ..
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CINCIN
Meath OF q Fat Man.

CINCINNATI, January ON. KIeiner'
the extensive and we'll known brewer OF
this city, died at eleven o'clock last
ni,ht from disease OF the throat.
MI Kleiper was President Of the Fat
Mems Con yention. last summer.
End OF the Railroad War.
The railroad war is at an end. the
managers in New York having COM
promised, yesterday, on the old rates.
Alta late hour yesterday tickets to Ne"
York and return could he bad TOR nine
dollars via the Dayton Short Line.
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BROOKLYN.
SuHocated.

BROOKLYN, January 29 This morning
William Connally, a grain shoveller al
the Union stores, was suffocated in the
grain. He was removing the grain as
it came through a shute in slope al
the dock. A companion, who saw that
he was being buried, tried to pull him
out, but was unable to DO 30, and had
to abandon him. The machinery was
stopped as coon as it was known, but
not in time to save the unfortunate
mans life.
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LOUISVILLE.
Soldiers for the Polls.

LOUISVILLE, KY, January 29-The
municipal election comes off in Lex
ington, Kentucky, Tomorrow, and a
company OF Federal troops was ordered
there from Fraknfort, and left to-day.
Louisville will offer $1,000 for the
removal of the Capital to this place.
The gambling dens are all closed, and
the Chief Of Police is victorious for the
first time in year.
No deaths BY smallpox have been
reported for the last twenty-four hours.
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Pennsylvania.
Fire.

BRISTOL, Pa, January 2s.-Ralph's 8
Scotch snuff mill, at this place, and
owned by Stewart, Marks, Ralph d
Co., OF Pbiladelphis, was destroyed BY
tre at 8 o'clock last night. The fire
was the work Of an incendisry. Loss
500, 900; insured in eastern offices.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Shoe Factory Burned.

BEysRLT, January 29.-Tbe shoe
factory Of Norwood & Co. vas damaged
BY frs yesterday. The fire caught
from . can of benxine. A large num-
Der OF men and women were in the
fourth story and in attempting to escape
several were badly burned and other
wise injured BY jumping from the win
dowa. The los cannot b estimated q
present.
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Cold weather.

PHILADELPHIA, January 29.-To-dsy
is the coldest Of the season, the mercury
standing. at seven o'clock this morning.
At one degree above zero.
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DAYTON.
Cold weather.

DArrox, January 29.-The thermom-
eter this morning al, six o'clock stood
at Ito below zero. being the coolest OF
the seasoo and the severest weather.
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Twelve samples BY mail fifty cents
retail quickly for ten dollars. Z. l.
Woloott l8l Chatham street. Nsw
York. des2Qgs
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LIST OF GIFTS
PRICE OF TICKETS.

Whole tickets, SO; halves, t5; and quar-
ters & 80. Eleven Whole Tickets for ti00.
No discount on less than 500 orders. Moth.
ing could be more appropriate for presents
han tickets 10 this Banquet Of Wealth or
more likely To produce uander satisfactory
results. The ooIect OF this Third Gin Con
cert IN the enlargement and endowment NJ
the Public Library Of Kentucky, which, by
the special act authorizing the Concert Tor
its benefit, In TO be forever free TO all citizens
Of every state. This Concert viii be CON-
Quoted like the frst and second heretofore
given. and full particulars Of the mode Of
drawing the gifu and paying them and
everything necessary To q thorough under
standing OF the scheme, from beginning 70
end, are now published In the form OF Q
circular, which will be furnished free OF
cost 10 any who apply. The entire manage
ment OF this undertaking has been COM
mttted by the trustees TO Hon. Tbos. II
Bramlette, late Governor OF Kentucky, TO
whom all communications pertaining 70
the Gift Concert should be addres sed.
r. T. DURRETT, Pres't-
w. N. HAi DEMAN, Vice Pres't.
JOHN 8. CAIN, sec'y Public Library Of
TAENERs 4 DRovKRy BANK, Treas.
urer. "
Tickets are now ready for sale. and all
orders for them, or applications for agencies,
circulars, information, etc, viii meet with
prpmpt attention when addressed 20 me -
below diI ected.
THO1. u. BRAMLErTK,
= Louisville, KY,
IS Agent Pubic Library ~.
fan11- 11-dafawkwroow
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Fire.

WELLS R,vrn, VI. January %
Th. box shop and saw mill OF the
Wall, River Manufacturing Company
vas burned, La. ,sysuinG Loss' VA
0O0; partly insured.
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TIE manufacture of false eyes is an
important business in Paris. The
average sale per week OF eyes for the
human heal amounts to four hundred.
One OF the leading dealers in this arti-
Gle carries on business in q saloon OF
great magpifceuce, his servant has but
one eve, and the effect Of an eye wanted
by customer is conveniently tried in
the valet's head. The charge Is about
$40 per eye. For the poor there are
secondhand eyes, which have been
worn and then exchanged for new ones,
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100000 for onIy $40.

Under authority OF special legislative act
OF March 10, 1871, tho trustees now an
nounce the Third fIIand Git Concert, for
the benefit OF the Public Library of Ken
lucky. to come OF In Library Han at Louis
vile, KY, ON
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HOUSE.
Mr.. Garfield, OF Ohio, made an effort
to have the House meet at III o'clock
after Tuesday next, which was objected
to, and Mr.. Garfield gave notice that
he would submit the motion on Nom
day next.
The bill for the admission Of Colorado
az a State was tabled by vote OF IL to
81. =,
Mr.. McCrary, of Iowa, called up the
Florida contested election case OF
Niblack v,. Wells. A resolution ou.tlng
Wells was adopted and Mr.. Niblack
was sworn in. .,
Mr.. Wilson, in rising to privileged
question, submitted a report from
Credit Mobilier Committee No. 2,
stating that under the order OF the
House the committee had sert for divers
persons aud papers, and had evidence
that Just prior to the passage Of the act
of 1864, in relation to the Union Pacific
railroad, sums Of money and q quantity
OF funds, the property OF the Union
Pacific Railroad Company, were
brought to Washington by Thomas
c. Durant and by him placed in the
hands OF Joseph B. Stewart and had
heen disposed of by the latter. Mr..
Stewart had been called as witness
and testified that he had received the
bonds and had retained $4,000 as his
fee and that he did not pay any portion
of this to members Of Congress or
e.ecutiye officers and that bis tranaac-
tions were with his clients and other
nersops; therefore the following ques-
ton was propoupded to him:
estate the names OF the persons to
whom you delivered or paid out the
bonds or any part thereof or the pre-
ceeds thereof"
The evidence before the committee
v,s submitted by Mr.. Wilson, showing
that Mr.. Stewart had replied that moi
one dollar had been paid to q member
Of Congress, but be would make nc
stateme ut to the committee.
Mr.. Lynch offered resolution thai
auy inquiry made into the failure o
the Merchants National Bank, o
Washington, taken before the Commit
tee on Banking and Currency IN TIT
Thirty.ninth Congress, be withdraw
rom the files OF the House and referred
to sp investigating committee, OF wnicf
M Wilson 10 chairman, and that it b'
afterwards printed for the use OF th'
House. ,.
Mr.. Lynch said it was shown oefor'
. former committee that there Wer'
some $4,000 of these bonds IN tn'
hands OF the bank at the time OF III
failure, and he thought the Presen
committee would be able 70 ma ifon
that evidence where portion OF tnes'
bonds went. ,n,
House, at %lsP P. 4, adjourned.
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The Man Drowned /.

DAYTON, January 29.-It now turns
out that the unfortunate man who was
drowned in the Miami river last Friday
was Daniel Hesley, section boss on
the Day ton aud Michigan railroad.
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TUESDAY, APRIL q, Is7s.

At this Concert the best musical talent that
can be procured from all parts OF the ooun-
try will add pleasure 10 tne entertainment,
and Ten Thousand Cash Gifts, aggregating
a vest total OF Halfa Million dollars Cur.
rency will be distributed BY lot 10 the
tick ct holders as fOllnug.
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OHIO.

Sewing Machine Agent Murdered
New LEXINGTON, January ga
sewing machine agent was murdered in
a saloon at Shawnee, in this county, on
Monday evening, bv Thomas Stokey,
The report is that the murdered man
refused to pay for a drink at Stokeya
bar, when he was assaulted and beaten,
from the effects of which he died soon
after
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ture. suffice Il 10 say that it will b bold.
outspoken, independent fearlcs.
Special attention will also be given In
our Literary and Art Reviews 70 new
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F1sgr-leO0 BarrelA
CTERLN0,
- Choice Ysmiiya
aas Efa Gem, Nor Hoss
10 sAls st vary low ra1A. -.
-, LBT, DAVKHPoKI . PARn
-1s ~.
, 1873-02-12
SPRINGFIELD.
Articles OF Association Eiled..1nstruc-
tiOn for tho Blinds -Durdcll We. Pick
Wtck.-Tho mncoupin County Court
E80nEH neTaf.

Articles OF Association Eiled..9nstruc-
tion for tho Dlinil-- Dnrdcll vs.. Pick,
Hvtck.-Tho mucoupin County Court
House Debt.
,special Despatch TO The Chicago Tribune. i.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Fob. little J, Bradner
Smith Press d Paper Company, of Chicago, can
ital stock 100000. Tho Chicago Association
for Building and Improving Homesteads, capital
stoch $4,000, and the Moline Pump COMPANY.
of Moline, filed articles OF association with tho
Secretary Of State today.
portion OF the pupils Of the Blind Asylum,
at Jacksonville, in this State, nro to give an ex-
hibtion here on Friday night Of this week, for
the purpose Of illustrating tho method Of toach-
ing, and the novelties developed in the couree OF
training which are peculiar to tho blind.
IN tue caao OF Bardcll vs. Piokwick, which VAS
tried here some time back, in which tho most
With drow out one Of tho largost audiences eyor
assembled In tho Opera House, new trial has
been granted, and Il now hearing is to be had at
al early day.
It will DO remembered that Maooupin County
has Court House which coat in round numbers
interest on tho bonds issuod to ply for It is be-
coming due And payable, the 1iooplo Of thu
county, through their Board Of Supervisors,
protest that they won't pay it. TO compel
sham to meet and discharge their obligations
District Court for $l5o,000, accrued intorost,
and Ia set down for trial on Friday noxt, Should
tho Issues be found against tho county, as it uu-
donbtedly will, the proper oflcers OF tho county
Will be directed to nageaa and collect tho tax It
ia their 1ntentlon to resign to defeat the order Of
Tho Court. Il is thought, however, II thoY
should do 80, the Court would arrost aid punish
them severely for contempt Altogethor. tho
case bids fair to be tedious md complicated.
, 1873-02-12

The Common Council has passed tho ordi.
nance making the salo Of liquor to minors d
sufficient caueo for tho revocation OF licenses.
Tho salc Of liquors to minors is ono Of tho
worst features Of tho aaloonbuslnoss, and is one
to which tho especial attention Of roformcrs
ought to bc given. Saloons are no p1aces for
boys; and, If proprietora will not eject them,
thon the saloons ought to bo closed. While tho
billiard halls offer entertainment for boys which
is not necessarily connected with liquor drink
Ing tho two as aEoncral thing go together that
n to say, tho boy who phys billiards in public
hail. IN mostly evory caso drinks tlloro also. Pro-
priotors Of these saloons ull do much to elevate
thoir establishments In public estimation bv
rigidly excluding minora from both bar and bill
inr1 fHb1e
, 1873-02-12
THE WEATHER..


War department Representations.
CHICAGO, Feb. 1.-THE Signal Service reports
indicate mild or moderate temperature au over
the country, except in New England aud Lower
oanada. Thermometer OF Quebec, u degrees
ha beloT :S; zero at Montreal, below Portland,
above Washington, a above; Jacksonville
tla., ~ above; st. Louis, 40 above Chicago, 81
abo{o: Showing, Of oswego, Kingston, Canada,
md Montreal. Raining 1t st. Louis. Memphia
Nashville, Pittsburgh, and Rochester. Goncr.
guy cloudy, except Is to tho Northwest where it
WAR DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF TIE Cu1rg
s1oNAL OFFICER, DIVISION OF TE1EonAas AND
MEPoRTs Fon TIE BENEFIT OF COMMERCE,
WAsM1NaToN, D: G, Feb. Probabilities
tao Western aud Gulf 6tatoa westerly to north-
erly winds, lower temperature, and clear and
clearing weather, and those conditions extend
On Wednesday over the Eastern Gulf ststos,
Ionnesaee, and Kentucky. For the South at.
1anto States, fresh and brisk easterly and south.
erly winds, cloudy weather, and rain, tho
former .vcering to weater1y and northerly on
"wednesday night, with clearing weather. For
the Middle States, winds shifting to nurtheast-
erly and aoutheastorly during Wednesday,, NTH
wsGnaaaeg 1w1sfGeas9g ele2adiness, ana with. rain On
tho sonthorn and western portions. For
New England, northerly to westerly WlnGa
and clear weather on Wednesday night, With
winds shifting to northorly and eastorly on
Wednesday night With increasing cloudineaB.
From Missouri, northoaatward over Lower lIicli-
gun aud and Ohio, eaatorly to northorly winds,
cloudy weather and rain and snow, tho wirGa
gradually, backing to nortlerly and westerly
during the day and evening, with clearing
Minnesota, rising temperature and partly cloudy
weather.
, 1873-02-12


narl"n and tho lion. Professor Patterson az tho
only Senators to extond the usual concratula-
aona to tho o1altod Mr.. pomeroy, upon tho oc-
caslon Of his personal explanation In tho Bonato
Chamber. Thoao gontlomon aro oyidout1v of tbc
opinion that !" In unity is strength" II v.,
equally ov1dont, however, that tho rost of tlo
eonato oonstruod Alr. pomoroy's etatomont to bo
an exhibition Of bon.bast. This viow Of tho
mattor is confirmed by tho circumstance that
thero ia no time loft during tho present session
to make tho investigation which has boon 10
grsndiloquently demanded. 1rr. romoroy is
not mombor Of tho no1t Congress, by roasou Of
hlr' 4or1s expose, ho stands In little danger Of
any othor investigation than that which may bo
brought boforo Kansas Court Mr.. uar1ap,
OF Iowa, also rotlrcs. and will soon DO beyond the
roach Of expulsion,
, 1873-02-12

Tho Senatorial Committee on Louisiana Elec-
tion aifairs made report upon 60 much as re-
1atos to tho choice Of Presidential Electors.
They suggest that tho election generally was M
excited ono. They admit that the declaration
OF tho result as to the choice Of Presidential
Electora rested exclusively in the hands Of tho
persons designated by tho lar Of tie State for
that purpose. They follow the recent doolsiou
OF tho Supreme Court Of Louisiana in assuming
that tho "Lynch Board was and tho "yar-
moth Board" was not, tho proper dec1aratory
Board. This is, however, embarrassed by tho
fact thai, ,whilo the Warnoth Board lad tho OFF,
cial returns Of tho election, the Lynch
Board Ind no loyal returns before
it; and that tho procosa adopted
by the latter in making up their roturns vas
wholly illegal, especially that Of correcting
countR by adding tho votes Of porsons Who had
never voted. Tho Senate Committee, however.
conclude that neither House Of Congress-. nor
Congress ITSELF has tho legal authority to decide
tho question Of tho election Of Presidential
Electors,
, 1873-02-12

Thoro wAs rather less business transacte5 In
the Chicago produce markets yesterday. Mesa
pork was quiet at 10@15o advance, closing ut
$12'9711@12.40 cash, and $12.5o@12.55 seller
March. Lard was quiet and 2,1@5o por 100 lbs
higher. at $3.50 cash, and e7.40@745 sellor
March. Meats wero in fair demand, and firm at
Do for shoulders, G@6]6o for short ribs, e1f@
ego for short clear, and e9s@s1<o por lb tor 1o-
ID green hams. Dressed hogs wero moderately
active and q shade higher, closing ut e4.8215@
4.9o per LOO lbs, tho outside for light weights.
dtghWlnes wore firm and aotiyo at 87Nc DER
gallon. Flour was more active, and firm.
Wheat WAS less activo, and 10 lower, closing
weak at s1.21A eash, and s1.2s36 seller
Mnrch. Corn was less actiyo, and do
clinod 10, closing pt 81o cash and
3l9sc sellor March. Oats were more active,
aud unchanged, closing ut 26No cash, and 2711c
seller March. Rye was quiet and steady at G511o.
Barley was less active, and closed oasior At 7go
for No. cash or Boller March, aud 6o@e1o for
No. 3. Live hogs we're IN active demand, and
prices ruled firm throughout, closing loo higher.
or at $4.20@4.50. The cattlo ind sheep mar.
kets were dull. Tho following we're our stocle
OF grain on Saturday last: 1906, ,962 bu wheat;
$685., GAG bu corn; 1,220, ,8o9 bu oats 49, 7Gs bu
rye. and 977, ,425 bu barley. Our Wholesale NOR
chants report much increased activity in trado.
orders from country dealers being quite liberal.