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Tho National Temperance Convention l,ad
rather noisy session yesterday, tie nprosr
and confusion which prevailed large por-
ton Of tho tino suggesting to IN unpreju.
diced observer the reflection TINT tompera.o-
nesa and moderation aro desirable iu delib-
esative body not lesa than In respect os tho
kind Of liquids which people shall I'M
bibe. Tie Convention Is anything but
united md harmonious upon various
plauHa In tho Temperance platform,
thsra hatug vida VARIANCE Of views con-
ceFning thB subject of prohibition, the tllscon.
tsnuaace Of alcoholic wine for sacsameutai
purposes, and the absolute aud irrovocnblo
banish.nent Of liquors from tho sick.room,
"oyen though tho patient shoald die in cou,
sequence" as one OF tho de,cgatea remarked,
IA to the prohibition question, tue majority
the Convention, seasibly concluding that
sAe tiina IL not rlpe for the organization of d
Thira Purity committed 10 the policy
Of total suppression Of tho liquor traffic, con.
tsutad themselves With Hort Of compromise
deliserance, and thus l.at the matter opet
for future option. Tho fact that there va.
10 hrga an expression Of wiaa aud reason
ablo eounsals Oh tho question Of liquor IN IL.
s'e1'soom saaecta credit upon tbs intelli
geaas Of the Conventio II, whoae influence do
ponds far 1aors upon moderation uRn faoat
tulxm,
, 1875-06-03

bsvICKE KRIS. .TIlEATnE-siadson stree.. hstsesn
rtsthnIn And Atale. Eneazt,nrnt, Of n. D. Roberta
, 1875-06-03

yWENrY.Tt1rRp STREET. GROUNDS Champion
sklr ksmu al &t+5 bah betFoen the Nata2ls and thl-
eAKuh. Gatnv called At 141.
, 1875-06-03

Tbs Chiengo produ,o mnrksts ware ts7sgu.
~ yesterday. Mess pork was dull anl aao
~ hst 1ovas. atoatu ut &lo.8o aaah, and
, 1875-06-03
PERSONAL,


pnpor for lsd,oe, which has wide circulation in
ith1y.
a,munI Gor1a prcu,dont ~ Nh, manufacturers,
rirn and MorJpo Ips,r,nco counauy. NJ noa,nn,
"a aotourntno IN thfa city.
r,... w.. ,.n
~ o""s ...sA ""y Ss'.sa , WIZ No''"
., ~, ~ y.,.., ''>A0' 1N"@'' va" p3@' WV
f~.'" 4,1'"s, -, .-...-...
a.u'a'"e en4Ia.a"u - Ao.'s W n'"'iy
,,,;."ts ~ ..so,, a a' '''11
s's@'' .'' 1A"0A.' ".'4'.s'o'
ouo o. .ue ea'f'eed u 'Ae boston 1Faoe"efi Is
htH' 1T, utt3n'' "eeo o. 'esfd' INC fu"oF en&e sae
oalta TUG paper la 30 nna'no het'on'
Tie faria Non'teur nado tue atran1s dscov-
CRY that the Schiller was WRECKED I'LL go soyen-
eeth anatsessars af tho death Of tho poot.
4 cnrront item says there aro 7o0,0 900 women
las undergone a rnp,d slrlnkaxo In low l,onrs
hor., a,,,..n ..a,sat ,,.,,. n..,.,.1.S =: s.H' ''
viii with tho "saoare'dea'i0s atoro" OF the same
city,
Raymond h.a now r1son to tito dignity OF bo-
thta honor vas as far from his roach aa tho Now
Jerusalem.
q. II. Ford, Resistant General Agent OF tl,o
National 1aonrd ~ Trnd.t,yr,to.s a. +. ~ ott.
Palmer na ~G noass ns,' @&'' hS Headquarters at the
The Nov York policeman who olu''bdd cit
hent vs. % c.ns.d s M eo utu1aI' MI. I's
anthropo, and thinks this Ia no 1roo country.
M tho Deecbor trial, anil Sfr. cro,;,v a Eovaa il
..f,s ~ T., 49, 49,. ,n.,'"s' 49, ~ y. w :"
no" III Ne" 1orx preparing Tor tho cafnph1go.
So ssya hiB f1tond Dr.. iIoamar. OF the Herald,
-,
All Life Ia sacred. aud thafofore not to bo
j;ehtl7 taken. IN a ro6ect,on which oecuts IN
nanv bumsno rorsons xhn r.rnf,,tt, oT.rfa,.s
tbo,,
spo"' ...-......
Members OF nlstorl's company ssera aosonishel
~ .'' 1ss"'e'' oA Aee e'@nes'ee w .aa s'l aol'a
police. HocoreruE Btolen property n thelv forte.
IL ia in afraatipe criminals of MI kinda that tbcv
tsn 1.Hs.a s. . "a. .,a..,.. ~'A3" ''1*@' |a''
tall. 1t does Aot pny sufficiently.
Dnxton drummer. who ranaa no1t n Nh,
A,o''e'. a'"""ei' VIZ .HAA' neAS ~ t'Ao
ilehtn1nB'fod aGone, engaged httnaelf to Port
land hostess. and On hor repentinu of her rash.
.a.a In eorn,norrod s,,,t ~. t-oaa,, ,,..',.a
ncae haa commenced SUR ICE pteacA' f'pronlso.
Fla 1if1nt want Ia retrnfn an fUnn11n f1rn1Ynmar
, 1875-06-03

FAnWEfI. ltAIj-NaIlaon strset, between CLARK and
1ASAis. Concort br tia Nnlohnsuu fana1y.
, 1875-06-03

We're not Tho Baptist brethren in tho Fox
River Association yesterday lttls rapid, not
to say rabia, on tho temperance question ?
First, their Committee, to whom was se|e-
gated the duty Of preparing declaration on
the subject, reported indoraing the present
Liquor law Of Illinois; whereupoa thero was
hot debate, aud tho report waA unanimously
rejected even those who proaontel It joining
III tho general aisilo Of thc!r work. Thou
the Association, With perfect nn.nimity,
went on rocor'i in fayor Of tolal prohibition,
1t might DO expected that tho preference for
water would bo carried great way by tho
Assooistion, but not, no think, to such W
exsfome Limit waa even tho National Tem-
peranco Convahtion refused to indorna.
, 1875-06-03

hCAtlEatY NJ MusfC-itAtstel tt,ret. .besrten Mad
bsn and Monroo. Engagement Of uAseftys atn.ttett
, 1875-06-03
TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE.

BA7tn or trnsca,r7'ox trsrAr1s N AnT*sctt
Pantnar i'rrpaii NJ ttla 0ft1rr'
pAa., ,tse.s.,>.at5.t,tlt M,seklt. Jess...3 l.H2
Tti.HfsktY ,.,,,. ft,{tl Fivt eurl.s...... ..yl
sSsSsy Sssssy ,h;s,. nsiiea. soo fe" ''''s''' '''oo
rastA Of i ysAr At thc FAtnn rats.
nAs1Ep-unp scttvs necat IN rsrh tawn and siliaka.
ErrEIa1 arrangements mails win such.
kpeesasn easIea a"n free.
Tnprtsent d.ta, snd ststsr. hs and gars Past
0n;oo adtlte,s in fuI neTudLns ssntn and County.
Esniancs smay hs 1nnas chor by drift. tspHss- Peat
Qc q erdsr, or In ekltarcd ir:tars. nj mt r1k.
TERM ctr HErarnrnEns.
Day 6r1Irorca. sunday rrrtprd. ~ rents rtr week.
us!1y. delivered. AunaAy tnrlur 10 Eents rar weok
Addsass THE TRIBUNE COMPANY.
Corner s3Adisnn sad nratbo1H.tsA.. Chicago, Ill.
s-~-s-.-~...---'----.-
TpDAYS ADJUSTMENTS.
ffOOIETtE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. atreat. hsiwatn
ttarE anti taS1rs, fnEAGo,nont nE John Thompson.
"Un tiand."
AnE1rl1t Observation-Disclosures atrsse. to1atf Moa-
xso. f4slet5 Entertainment.
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nonsur M1LEs, Of Cincinnati, like pA1rsprps
Of DID, MAS too truuful Of tho ncather xhen ho
started ont upon Ills travels With "Amesica's
drcat Racing Association and Congress Of Na-
lions. sud. ]lae the samo porson, laa gono oyor-
board only 10 be etraudod. It was bad time,
ssx Uncas ago, to take tho field against pAasu>s,
but he took Il. aud teoubta began. Tho thor
ulametar lowered about tho twentios with uuex-
ataple0 rsslsasoisY 1t rsIuad four DAYS ia tho
week whsn 1t aid not SNOW DAnNUM aross from
bis municipal chair With CLUB, and tho geulls-
manly hctora Of Ms. Ht1IEs' Cincinnati tlsa.ro
got drunk and insu(ted their audiences. And
now Mr. MILEs returns to Cincinnati. His e1e-
plants accompany him, but they ers atsachoa TO
him no longer, for tho shsrin claims them under
NJ atsachmoat. Tho Roman chariot is . tlead
wolght, 9na Ill tbs racing that ths ntoods and
their ridora arc dotng Is included Ia general
walktug.masch from Albany to Cincinnati. DAN
n,oK mado telling spaech in favor OF tho Bhsr-
III, bu. It was only repetition Of too many
auch. The Mayor Of bridgeport il therefore un-
tunleRted.
, 1875-06-03

}fOOIETtH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ptreat. bsiwann
t,lArE anti taS1lls inEA4omont nE John Thompson.
r. Had
, 1875-06-03

AnE1rHt tTiEATtsE-1eafhosu strssk to1atf toa.
xso. fasletJ Eu.sstAatnent.
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FIRE RECORD.

PROvIDENCE, X. l., January lG.-An
old mill at Pawtuoket, occupied for man
uiacturing cotton goods by Stafford 4
Pierce, was burned, Loss on stock and
machinery about $4,000; Insured for
S24,64Q, Lpsson building $4,000.
MILWAUKEE, January l6.-Commer'
cial Block was destroyed by fire. Loss
$4,000; mostly insured. The losers are
Lee 4 Baldwin, Simpson, Moilat, j. W.
Warner, Palmer and J, 4, Hill.
OMAHA, January l6.-IniornatiOn re-
ceiyed from Fort Vartsuf, gives an &c
count Of FIRE there on the 18th, which
destroyed property to the amount OF
$4,000.
BALTIMORE, January lG.-The two up.
per floors Of five story iron building Of
the Consolidated Real Estate Company OF
this city was burned out tonight. Loss
on building $4,000, John Slater, joG
printer, occupied one Of the destroyed
hoors and Ricketts, tpe foundry the other
Loss unknown. The lower floors occu'
pied BY offices, among them the Amazon
Insurance Company, Of Cincinnati, were
flooded and damaged by water.
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pnlsnNEn In nEArH.

A heavy liver secretcs each day about
two and half pounds Of bile, which con.
tains great amount Of waste material
taken from the blood, When the liver
becomes torpid or congested, It fails to
eliminate this vast amount Of noxions
substance, which, therefore, remains to
poison the blood and be conveyed To
every part OF the system, What must be
the condition Of the blood when II Is 70.
ceiving and retaining each day two and
half pounds Of poison3 Nature tries
to work off this poison through other
channels and Organs-the kidneys, lungs,
skin, etc., but these OrganA become over
taxed in performing this labor, In add.
ton to their natural functions, and cannot
long Withstand the pressure, but become
yariously diseased.
The brain, which Is the great electrical
centre Of all vitality, Is unduly stimulat.
ed by the unhealthy blood which passes
10 Il from the heart, and II fails to per-
form la office BEAUTIFULLY. Hence the
symptoms Of bile poisoning, which are
dullness, headache, incapaClty to keep
the mind on any subject, Impairment Of
memory, dizzy, sleepy, or nervous feel
Ing, gloomy lorebodings and iFrltAbility
Of temper Tho blood itSe!f being diseased,
a. II forms tho sweat upon tho surface
Of the skin, Is so irritating and poison
Gus that II produces disc0lored brown
spots, plmples, blotches and other erup-
tionS, sores, bOils, carbuncles and sCrOfu.
lous tumors. The stomach, bowels, and
other organs spoken Of, cannot escape
becoming affected, sooner or later, and
uostiveness, piles, dropsy, dyspepsia, d.
arrhea, female weakness, and many other
forms Of chronic disease, are among the
necessary results. As a remedy for all
these manifestations OF disease, DR..
Piorces Golden Medical Discovery with
small daily doses Of his Pleasant Purga.
tive Pellets arc changed to an active and
healthy state, the appetite regulated and
restored, the blood and secretions thor.
oughly purified and enriched, and the
whole system renovated and built up
anew. Sold by all llrst-class druggists
and dealers in medicine. eodAw,sw
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, january iG.-f1out dull and
nominal. Wheat steady; No. 2 spring SS9S
aSSXG cash. SgRc seller February 0Skc
seller March; No, 3, S3iie: rejected 7bc.
Corn firm; No. 2 mixed 66a66Hc cash; 66kC
Bid teller February; i2fc seller May re-
iected Bij{c. Oats, demand fair and mar.
ket firm; No. 2 52tc cash; 62Ac seller
February rejected 4oXc. Rye, demand
faif and market firm; MOI 97a971ic. Bar.
lev quit; No. 2, 81 goal 80. Dressed Hogs
steady; light 81 30a7 Go; heavy 81 s0aS o.
Cattle, receipts 700 head market very quiet
Win an eaSief feeling, but no qnotabls
change ID prices; shipments 1900 head,
Live Hogs, receipts 1900 head market
duiI and heavy, fair light to choice heavy
81 20; most sales under 100 head; shipments
0,GO1 head. Sheep, receipts 5000 head
hNtket quiet steady and unchanged. Pork
steady al SIS % CASH SiS 62l seller Feb,
ruaiy, $3.50 seller March. Lard, demand
iaii and market Arm Sl3 SIX CASH. SB "
seller February. Bulk Meats steady with
4 moderate demand; prices Unchanged.
On cali Board In The afternoon wheat
wai unchanged; other grains inactive
polk active, Seilet February lower at SlS 30
seller March firm d SIS 70. lard steady
and unchanged.
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How Rodetsr Got Away-.A Skill.
full aud Daring Escape.

JEffEAsoSyrILE, ISpg, January 10
The attempt Of Bill Rodefer, the noted
desperate, 10 escape, yesterday morning,
from the State prison, proved successful,
as telegraphed yesterday. II was sup
posed that be had gone, Into the sewers,
but after thorough search IL wa proved
that bthcr stohyicts were his accom-.
pliCes, who removed the bolts In the
lock Of the cell, and furnished him q steel
saw with which he freed himself from the
inch Itor, water pipe, perpendicular fifty
issi 10 Tho water tank on the top Of the
building, and passed through the trap
door Within thirty feet Of the watch
tower, down into the main gnatd'toorn,
where he secured the keys, unlocked two
doors, and passed odt. The Warden, Col.
shuler, offers Ave hundred dollars reward
for his capture. I'LL.
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WEEKLY.
D Esl u siDGAa., geaaa. lnRal4
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TRANSPORTATION.

Ecl u and 70 run Daily, No 70 and No %
Daily, except Sunday.
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Benwood Letter.

BENwQop, W, VA+Jan, 10, 1876,
Editors lnIsllgShuefi ~ AhA
Ihaye often wondered on what grounds
the Er@iug Standard Of your city rested
It's claims as a non-political and non.par-
tisan Journal, Certainly not from any
fairness exhibited in It's comments upon
the political occurrences Of the day, /
have been o reader Of all our home pm
pers, and there Ia not one among them
that habitually takes such one-sided and
false views Of current events. This Is
specially instaneed in It's comments on
tho l4th inst. on the Presidents message.
Not even the most unequiyocal sympa-
thizer with the alOSt cause" eyer spewed
out such venom against the man who,
although In no sense infalliblc,i Ia regard.
cd by the people as having at least In all
bis actions the good Of the country at
heart Not satisfied with a total disre.
gard Of the command Of HOFFMAN, that
we speak not eyilof the rulers Of the people,
itdescends to Misrepresentation OF allthe
facts In the case. From It's stand point,
the Chief olIlcer0t the nation Ia wire
pulling trickster, d liar unworthy the
confidence Of any man or set Of men. The
Standard, with others 81 like ilk, must
have It's kick at the gallant soldier, must
join In the general howl Of those who for
mere political ends arc crying out that
GRANT and SHERIDAN are riding the
country rough shOd. As u General, the
counseis' OF his own brave heart have
brought the President glOriously out OF
greater difficulties than surround him
now. In the Wilderness his Generals
counseled retreat and went to their tents
believing thai their advice would pre-
vail, but were amazed soon after when
they had orders 10. move the army not
backward, but forward. No doubt the
people along the road from Winchester
10 Cedar Creek, when they saw the small
man and his fOnming steed sweeping on
ward like the wind, thought him
mad man, but Sheridan did not
stop to crafty their curiosity. The
results In both cases proved the capability
Of both men to cope with great emergen'
cies, and the wisdom OF their action IN
the New Orleans affair will YET be Yitili.
Gated. Whatever may be the technical
verdict "a to tho legality of the inter
ference, there can be no doubt that the
act prevented q scene Of riot and blood.
shed that would have been a blot In our
history, Blood, and plenty Of 1t, would
have flowed II the civil police had at.
tempted to obey either the order Of Wlltz
or Kellogg. Then the Standard and such
as II, Would have set up thehue ahd cry
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new york Dry foods.

Nsw YoRK, January ie.-The move
tneht vas slow to-day In nearly all depart
rnehis. Cotton goods quiet and unchanged
In price, and brown cotlons firmly held By
agents. Heavy cotlonades ate u good de
faahd. Prints afe sluggish In first hands
Pefcaiea and Shiftingi ATE In moderate re
uuest. Fancy GASSimetesi Apitines anf
Wofsted coatiigs are doing fairly. and Ken
tutky Jeans ats 10 steady demAAd, Foreigt
goods QUIET Iaconia and Rockfort cofse
Ieana have advanced tsc. Naahua R brown
sbkafin6S t0c
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ohio LeFisIature.

CoLrMBUs, Janaaty 16.-tn the Senate
a resolution was offered for the appoint.
ment BY the Governor Of one person from
each Congressional District to prepare
the atiiendmentlo the Constitution and
submit the same TO the General Assembly
for consideration. The resolution was
tabled TO discuss. 49,,
In The House bills were introduced to
prohibit medical practitioners from Adver-
Using or ptacticihg remedies for the cure
Of diseases other than those recognized BY
some regularly incorporated college and
to compensate persons for establishing
public Watering places.
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Cincinnati.

cNcHSATI, January l6.-CottOp l43le,
Flour dull but unchanged, Wheat dull
red 81 DIAL on. Corn steady at 70a72c. Oatl
arm at 6Oa6Sc, Rye quiet and unchanged.
Barley steady and unchanged. Oils un'
changed. Eggs, Butter and Cheese hEm
and unchanged. Pork quiet At 80 o.
Lard steady and in moderate demand;
steam lS&c; kettle 14c, Bulk Meats In
better demand; Ihoulden 6I<GBAc; clear
rib exc, spot; exc, seller March; sides
exc, Bacon quiet at 9kal0<allh c.
Green Meats, IholldeEs sold At 6Sfe; aides
s5sasci, hams loaloHc; Whisky demand
fair and market firm at 9ic.
HoGs-Opensd quiet and closed mod.
erately active. Receipts $4,000, Common
50 OOa6 %; fair and medium packing IS Goa
8 10; good packing and butchers IS soa
100, About 5000 were unsOld, mostly seal
lMnnl.
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New York

NEW York, January l6,-cotton quiet,
l5ISal5Hc, Flour in buyers favor super
western and State s. S5ai 2G common TO
good 81 65a4 rs; good to choice ~ 9Oas IS;
white wheat extra S6l6a6 50; extra Ohio
81 66a6 80; st. Louis 81 99as 90, Rye, Flour
and Corn Meal quiet, Wheat quiet No. |
spring 81 16al 10; No, do 81 DIAL 0s;
No. 9 Northwest 81 l0al II. Rye quiet Of
44Izc. Barley and Malt quiet. Corn, shade
lower, new mixed western s0as71Sci do
high yellow S7IISSsO, Oats 6EmeTj mixed
western 67a69c;, white 6sa70c, Hay and
Hops firm. Cofee 19ISc, Sugar quiet re-
fined sas%c. MOlaSSes and Rice quiet.
Whisky quiet at Csc.
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S'T.PAUL, MINI.
Fire-.Caucus for United states
SeuntOr. ..---

ST. PAUL, January ,1G.r-The fine stone
residence Of VIM. Dawson, on Robert
street, was burned this morning. Most
Of tie furnituro was Bayed. Loss about
$4,000.
The canvassing for the United States
senatorship continues active. i Is by no
means certain that the nomination OF
Ramsey by the caucus last night will DO
Endorsed BY theLesislAtufe.
serted that a Democrat was struggled into
The caucus to make up the number neces-
sary 10 a choice. It Is said to-day that
the friends Of Davis, who threatened 10
bolt, are negotiating with the Democrats.
This IL said IN explain the sudden ad-
journment Of the Democratic caucus last
night, without making nomination Of a
Democratic candidate for United States
Senator. .lf.H
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CHICAGO, January 18.-The dispatch
from Cincinnati in relation to the acct.
dent on the, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati 4
St, Lonis Railroad, this morning, near
Arcoia, Ia incorrect In stating that the
train was wrecked, We learn from pas.
sengers who were on board tho train, and
and who have arrived, that tho train was
not damaged nor delayed. They say, also,
that only one man who was In the wagon
was killed, The attempt to cross the
track in front OF the train was . reckless
one and resulted a. above stated,
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Tniadn.

TOLEDO. januafy iey=Fiour quiet and
unchanged, Wheat dun and detlihed
SSsbef MiehikAn seller January Sto7Ai
SsIIef FebfudSy 81 0S1t;Sellef March y t0sli
tsiisf Anil 81 IA. Corn dnl and lower
jFh mixed eath and seller JANUARY % 9Iei
selef March ne; seller Nay 76He; Ion
mixed coo. oAti dali but unchanged.
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Our Fire Department.

Elllon 1nt9llgeneeT l. ..
A few facts In connection with the burn
Ing Of the Church Of the Immaculate Con.
ception on the morning Of the 10th inst.
may not bs amiss at the present time.
From INC Beat information Obtained, the
Gre was discovered about 2 o'clock A 81.
and the alarm given. Twenty minutes
later the hose reel in that vicinity ar.
rived. Two HOURS AFTER ALARM WAS
GIVEN two stentn engines arrived, but were
Of no ,ise az the building was already In
ruins. The adjoining buildings EerGin
great danger but ptoSiaentially escaped,
not from any assistance rendered by the
fire department, however, but through
The exertions Of the citizens. Had we q
6re.alarm telegraph to have announced
the alarm the steam fire engines Gould
have been on the ground about as soon as
the reel reached 1t.
BY this fro the Church Loses. ..."....:.". $4,000
Cost Of dir alarm, as offered Council, en-
braclhg ali parts Of the Clty"."""."""" 600
lad A hon constructed II would have
saved Ia iris ono IRE alone 10 the com.
U"n.,,,....,'''t.'',.s EjiV9V
On tbis, los Of $4,000 there ia about
$1,000 ibtdianoe, ~ which ODE home
conipahies held risks % the atnotiht Of
say $500 The companies could almost
With lie anoun. Of their loss have con-
structed the Gre-alarm telegraph them
solves.
Ii il to be hoped, that our incoming
Council will abandon The heretofore
dpenny.viSe and pound.toolish" doctrine
enteflhib6d by Tint body, and consider
whether 4 Ia not better TO invest $4,000
In a method By which the entire city can
be protected, than 10 let one portion Of
The community lose nearly five times that
amount by one FIRE alone. Our Fire De
paftment Il we'll and thoroughly organic.
ed, and docs lie ywotkl well when u can get
10 IL, bnt We might a. we'll abandon II en-
titeIy and save that expense, II II Ia TO
have no means Of receiving announce
ments Of danger Until Il IL all past.
Our Insurance Companies should take
this matter IN hand and insist on the city
constructing q fire telegraph. II would
save them money even Il they had jointly
to donate 10 the city a sum to cover a
portion Of the expense. .,
To the property holders themselves u
isa matter not only oisecufity and Salety,
bul oi money. Had the city q FIRE alarm
telegram there IL not an Insurance Com
pany here that would not receive fire
risks al a less premium than they now
do. Il IA to be hoped that this matter
will now receive more attention and
thought than II has heretofore. Toa city
IA literally strung out a. this Is II IL a
public necessity.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-18
CalllOrnl4 I III.. !. New silver

san FRANuscd, January l6.-There is
great excitement In Santa Clara over the
discovery Of rich silver mine In that
county. The ledge has been traced ten
miles. Experts say they are genuine
ietiFeS Of silver mixed with Head. Work Ia
commencing. Navigation y suspended.
Proceedings commenced yesterday TO
ousl Rosinof, City Assessor, from Office,
on account Of frauds in collecting poll
iaTRa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-18
Railroad Accident.

GrNclSNATI, January l6.-A passenger
train going east on the Pittsburgh, Fl
Wayne& Chicago Railroad was thrown
from the track near Arcola, Indiana, thi.
morning, caused by broken rail, and
totally wrecked. Two persons are re-
ported killed and large number
wounded,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-18
Philadelphia,

PHILADELPHIA, January l6.-Flour dull
Superfne s. IS; family s. 25a5 80. Wheat
No. !, 81 %; No. 2, 81 2Sal 90; amber
81 2lal %. Rye 9OC. Corn steady
western mixed SSaS5c; yellow S2aSSc, Oats
quiet and steady white 67a8sCi mixed G6c.
Provisions firm. Pork $40 5Oa2l 90. Lard
lS1%al4I!c, Petroleum very strong re-
fined l2Itc; crude, in barrels, exc; in bulk
DC, Cheese quiet and unchanged, Eggs
unchanged, Whisky steady at Csc.