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Nor1cE.-Grcat Reduction 10 Cosc.-Best
Calicos O cents per yard, and all other
goods and Carpets in proportion, so rs to
close the entire stock in thirty days.
]. W. FERREL,
Cor. Main and goth Sta,
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PEAsE TOWNSHIP SABBATH ScnOoL
CoSvEStloS.-,The rease Township Sab.
bath School Convention will be held IN
the NJ. f. Church, Martins Ferry, OH
Sunday, February :, at q o'clock r. AZ
The programme is rs follows:
Music.
h' W. NHhluhI'
Music.
Healing Scripture. II. Drrhhen Esq
Firt TOPIC.
''''''' Judge II. II, Cochran.
Music.
Second Topic.
Judge u. l.. Cranhlef.
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HAlRl HAlRl HARl-Just received
another large lot Of assorted hair which
| will sell at the following prices;
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How would you like to be a car.drivcr
or conductor, or a car mule? Take your
pick,
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE. OR RENT--A NEW TWO.
l. story Frame Dwelling, viii six ROOMS,
hall and good cellar, on McCOllOch street,
will be sold cheap for cash or rented at u
reasonable rate. Possession given immedi.
ately. There Is 40 feet front by 100 feet deep,
all necessary OiithOnscs, and the house has
Just been completed, ApplytO
y. II. KASLEY,
ian2a No. s. 18th st., Wheeling, ". Va.
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nWELLiNu HOUSE FOR SALE
~ offer for sale my house and ground on
the northeast corner Of 18th street aud the
alley between Jacob nnd Woods streets.
The ground fronts ninety feet on iitll street
and Is one hundred and thirty feet In depth.
Will sell house and thirty feet Of ground
separately. WM. r. HUBBARD,
sep23 1911 Chapline n.
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CARD.

The author Of the above, devotes llis at.
tention particularly to the treatment Of
diseases Of The Head, Throat, Lungs, Ma.
sal Cavities and Ears, embracing Catarrh,
Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Asthma, Con.
sumption, Deafness, etc, etc.
As the period Of This personal attend.
nnce at his office in Wheeling is limited,
those who desire to consult with him
should do so at once.
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FoR RENT.
DOR RENT.

The store room formerly occupied by
WIN. II. Sheib, No. liza Main street. Term
500 per year. Possession given imnedi
ately. For further information call on the
undersigned at the above named place,
jan2l A. Il. GADDIS.
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CUrScIL MEErESu.-The new City
Council will meet at . o'clock this after.
noon for organization.
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. Eant Btaneh-IT. c. Ulricl, a42; W, C.
IIandlan, $40; j. II. Hobbs, 4.
Second BrdRch-k II. Hobbs, 81; Geo
Bowers, 81; s. L. Bfice, Al; John Water
house, IT,, 34S; G. Vciwig, 40; Fred. .lIenke
$50; HI. Leisure, oil; II. G. Ulrich, 2Ol
j, L. Wolf, 2l3; s. WaterhouSe, jry 22s
Vim. iWilion, II Louis Marshall, 0; John
Gebhnrdt, INV. G. IIandlan, 81 c. Roll, 4
8. Warehouse, ar, q.
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TIE snow. the snow, the sootible snow
and fair prospect Of good slcighing.
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NOR RENT HAVE TWO HOUSES,
II one with fourTnOms aud cellar, the 9th
er five rooms aud cellar, each one Of which
will be rented to good tenant at u low
rent, Location good, corner Of lgth and
Jacob Streets,
Possession April lst, 1870 HouSes new
and in complete order. -
janis +. l.. KIMBERLY.
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RESOLUTIONS.
WHEELING, Jan. %, 1870

WHEELING, Jan. ~, 1870.
AT meeting Of the Board Of Directors
OF the Exchange Bank, held this day, the
following preamble and resolutions were
passed:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased God, in his
All.wise PrOvidence,tO remove from usby
death George Mendel, director Ot this
Bank, We, the officers and remaining
directors, unanimously adopt the follow
ing resolutions:
Resolved, That We havealways recognize
ed in our departed friend, man Of ster-
ling integrity, whose character for honesty
and truthiulness in all his transactions
was above reproach. Possessed OF good
business ability, he had established arep-
utatiOn for wisdom and prudence that
caused him To be sought after Us sale
and desirable counselor wherever he was
known. Although naturally Of a back
ward and retiring disposition, he was q
warm and earnest friend, and did not hesi-
tate TO express himself fully whenever he
believed that the cause Of truth and right
demandedi 1t. :,
ResOlrrd, That in his death this bank
has lost wise and useful director, the
community valuable citizen, and the
poor liberal friend.
Resolued, That as We recognize the fact
that his death is blow that must fall
heaviest on his own family, We extend TO
his bereaved widow, his children and
other friends our warnlest and most
earnest sympathy, and trust that the
darkness Of the present may be followed
BY light and comfort in the near future.
"Weeping may endure Tor night, but
Joy comeIh in the morning"
Resolpod, That we attend his funeral in
body and wear the usual badge OF
mourning for thirty days.
RssOlwtl, That these resolutions BIZ en-
tered on the minutes Of the bank, u copy
be forwarded to the family Of the dc,
ceased, and also that they be published
in the city papers.
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fTrt Bruaah-Geo. II. Canadian, 4l3
J. q, Miller, 2Ol; James A. Lancaster, CO.
ISeeOhd BrUchAWm. II. Travis, l07i
John jIeltz,, 32i; Gregory Warner, 1913
Frederick Hitter, 2B9; ]. b. Stanton, $50
VIM. Schailef, $50; G. q. Murdoch, li2
Joseph Dudley, "a; VIM. ,Whitesides, 40
Geo. Trimble, no; Isaac Freeze, sr, IN
Thomas PryuE 40; A..C. F. Ebeling
l0S; George Forbes; 2Os; scattering %.
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rnE Sixth Ward returns were not re-
ceivej by the Mayor until last evening.
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lira Branch-T. j. Blair, POI; A. e..
Robinson, TIC. Id ,.,l.
Stond Bruheh-s. =. llildteth, $50;
Hugh McGaw, 2O4; q. Deall, OF; IT. r.
ntrI o.
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II ESIDENCE LOCATIONS FOR SALE,-TIIE
IL most desirable Suburban Residence locations
In the market OF In the county The Farm Of the
late n. s. 0Od, within three miles Of the city, has
been sulIyldCd Into Lots from 10 To q sores I5Ich
l. near tho National Ilfnl and Immediately on the
line Of the contemplated Street Hallway IL Elm
drove. II adIOna the well AMI iaVOrally known
liurnhruok Park, In the Vicinity are many fine
country PLACES well improved any part Of the
property ian lO bought at fair price and on easy
terms The survey can H. sen at my Office, 18th
street Uan0 IRwiN, Agent
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1'nr river ia rising again.

TmE Municipal Court will he in session
TODAY.
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DOR RENT-STORE ROOM, DWELL
Il ING aud HALL, west side Of Market,
between 18th aud 10th streets, in Beck's
Block. Also, Room At present occupied by
q. A. Wickham as an Auction House.
Enquire OF
ianlj ANTON REfMANN.
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FoURTIT WARD,


Eyr4 Bunch-John q. Hoffman, 3iS
Andrew Wilson l32. .,
,ScoOdll Brmch-N. Wilkinson, 923
John p. Parker, Us; T. r.. Mohatt, pol
Peter BOnenberger, ga; James Maxwell
no John Yogler. III; WIN. Mylcs, 2l7.
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NOR SALE.-Tcn Shares, $1,000 each, Of
L the Capital Stock Of the Norton Iron
Works ut Ashland, Ky. This is the largest
iron manufacturing establishment In the
West and is now in full and successful OPP.
Grafton. For further particulars address
THOMAS II. NORTON,
dp2s Financial Agent, IiGO Main st.
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NAAs7A NNNH'
FGSi Bnuneh--W. a. Wilson, sos.
Second Braaeh-I. T. Carpenter, 1873;
VIM. Ritz, 35s; c. W. Collins, 1922 VIM.
GeTing, 2i5, John Scott, 2Sl; A. 4, Gar
den, 1877; 2enas Fish, 80; c, Sylvis, 2$3i
r. II. Phillips, 10; scattering, q.
SECOND WARD.
FTrd Bmneh-A. G. Egerter, S75;'E. =,
ShaIlcross, 1917 4. II, Logan |; ]. W.
Davis, l.
Second Branch-T. II. Logan, 3GS; $,
Horkhsimer, SB9; N. Pollock, III; 7. J..
Kimberly, 1871; j. K. BOtsford, 1874; Fred.
Schenk, los; Kennedy Friend, 1872; I, p,
Shallcross, 8; II. Jacob, !; A. q, EgerIer, !.
THIRD WARD.
FTrd B,dacf-Geo. Baird, 40; John
Mills, 1877.
Second Buneh-A. H. Britt, III; W.
II. OxtOby, lO4; James BO,lley, 1905 l..
L. Hanson, $50; Geo. B. Caldwell, 1852;
J. NJ. Ewing, 1906; J. Il. MeCOrtney, $50 +;
W. V. lIOge, 224; John Nolan, o. NJ,
+. Hullihan, ll3j VIM. Curtis, 30 John
Clayton, ll0.
% rFoURTIT WARD. rsIf
Fire Bntdch-Tmnes Emblem, 0 james
McAdamS, 1888 ; J. W. Boring, $50,
Second Bunch-JacOb Morris, 273; A..
]. Long, $50; Geo. Kingdom, 40S; G..
Hell, 1877; Robert Crawford 237; John
Fulton, 50; Andrew King, 2Oi G. Yahn,
~
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Cor Main and Goth sts..
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DOR RENT
oToRE ROOM FOR RENT.

INTUKE KUUAI TUII MIMI
The southern Store Room, with a good eel.
lar, in my new building on Market St, below
the McLure House, will be rented on rea'
sonable terms. Possession given immedi.
ately, or on the first day Of April next.
Enquire Of Is. MIRABEN,
jamie No. $50 Market'Street.
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nor RENT
THE STORE ROOM AND DWELLING,

Corner Market and 10th street Opposite
Post OAicc), Apply to
J. l.. STROEHLEIN,
ianlI On premises.
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JAS. A. HUNTER, NJ. D.,
l2i7 Market street
WHEELING, W. Va Jan. 90, 1876.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-28
THE BoUCICAULT TESTIMONIAL.

The committee Of Irish residents, having in
charge the presentation OF a testimonial to Mr..
Dion Bouclcaulr In recognition OF his services as
an author '1n presenting true and living pictures
OF Irish life and character" have resolved to pre-
sent to Mr.. Boucicaut q statuette OF "Conn and
MS dog Tatters" the latest WORK OF the sculptor
John Rogers, the piece to be mounted on . stand
OF Irish bog OAK and suitably inscribed. The
small pecuniary value OF the testimonial will be
explained by the following note addressed TO the
committee by Mr.. BOucicault on being made &C.
quainted with their purpose -
WALLAcxs THEATRE
Hon. ALGERNoS SULLIVAN, JUDGE W. G. KANE. JERoxs
J. COLLINS
0ESrLxxxS-I beg TO tender you my grateful! acknowI.
edgment OF the Kindness expressed Ia the movement
your proposition should preserve as the most vaua
BILE "reminiscences OF my life.
They say "Deggars may not be choosers" yet If I
might beg favor Ii would be that any OF your
esteem mig mt oe should be something OF small
intrinsic value that may have more room to ain
us greatest value to me- the Of good feel
ing Believe me. gratefully and sincerely yours,
FEBRUARY a. DION BOCCICAULr.
The presentation win take place on Saturday
night March 9, at Walack's Theatre. during the
representation Ofthe 'Shaughraun.U The statuette
Will be accompanied by an address, signed by
those Irish and Irish.American residents who
participate in the matter.
Inc committee adjourned to meet at belmont
co.'s on Wednesday. the Sd prOx.. to make the
nnal arrangements.
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MINING OUTRAGES.

SERIOUS DISTURBANCES IN THELKETGH REGION
ONE MAN SHOT AND SEVERAL BEATEN
WORKS STOPPED By THE MOB
HAZLrTON, Pa, Feb. q, 1875.
During the last few weeks number of outrages
have been committed In the Lehigh region which
oulminared last night In the burning OF an
engine house and the shooting of man.
The outrages began by large gang of men APP
peartng at night and ordering away the men who
were working the new slope at the Council Ridge
Colliery. This occurred about three weeks ago.
Since that time large crowds OF men Of from 100 to
800, armed with guns, pistols ana other weapons,
have been marching through the region at night,
destroying property, firing into houses and using
the weapons to intlmidate those at work, the
principal object being 10 stop the pumps and
cause the mines to fill with water.
On Tuesday night they visited the Highland Col.
liery, broke into TWO houses and destroyed
the furniture belonging ~ the men
running the pumps. They also drove
away the men sinking new slope at the same
place They then went to the Upper Lehigh and
committed the same kind OF depredatiOns and
drove on the pump men. They then went to
Woodslde Colliery and broke into house
and destroyed the furniture OF a man
threatened the pumpmen. Last night a large
crowd gathered near Eckley and went over 10
Buck Mountain, where they burned an engine
house, shot the engineer and broke into q num-
Der OF houses, destroying windows, doors and
furniture
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RAID ON A GAMBLING DEN.

Setting under orders rom the Commissioners
Captain Van Deusen. accompanied by Sergeant
Murray, DETECTIVES Henderson and Sullivan and
platoon OF of1cers in citizens clothes. last night
started TO MAKE descent ON the low gambling
den which has been the plague OF the locality
situated at No. 1856 Blocker street, and kept by
man named hawley Engalls. The saloon has been
the resort or gamblers and thieves both black and
white. On arr wing at the saloon, which Is in the
rear Of Q cigar store, Captain Van Deusen sta
toned his men so that there would be no
possibility OF any OF the occupants escaping
There are three entrances TO the den-One
the main way. through the cigar store another
through liquor store on the corner OF Blocker
and Thompson streets, and still another through
Thompson street.. When the descent was made
there were no less than 1lty.Seven per.
sons engaged in gambling In the various games
aud not single one succeeding IN making good
MS escape. The prisoners will be brought up for
examination a. the Jefferson Market Police Court
this morning,
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YESTERDAYS ACCIDENTS.

About nine O'Clock last night Mary Armstrong,
residing on Thirteenth street, near First avenue,
while getting or an avenue b car, on the corner
OF Eleventh street. fell and broae her leg. She
was taken to Bellevue Hospital.
Ellen smith, a woman about forty years OF age,
residing IN Brooklyn, slipped and fell on tie
corner OF Fulton and Green wich Streets break.
ing her leg. She was taken 10 the Park Hospital.
About SIX O'Clock yesterday afternoon boy
named Charles Flick or No. $40 DE kalb avenue,
Brooklyn, fell overheard while attempting 10 get
on Jerry boat at the loot OF Grand street. He was
rescued, however, by Offlcer Schulun and the deck
hands OF the boat aud taken home IN an exhausted
coDdition.
Hugh McCarron, aged thirty-six years. OF No.
COS West F0rty.stxth street, fell from car tn c
corner OF Fiftylourth street ana Tenth avenue
breaking his ankle and dlsocating MS shoulder
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TAMMANY HALL.

MEETING OF THE COMMITTEE ON oRoANIzA~
TIoN.
The above committee met yesterday afternooa
az Tammany Han, Mr.. John Kelly presiding. Tho
attendance was somewhat limited, owing to the
storm. After the adoption OF the minutes Of the
previous meeting, the committee on the bill now
pending before the Legislature on taking the
census OF the State was reported iavoraby upon
through their chairman. Mr.. T. Gale. The repors
set forth the importance OF the passage OF the il
and specified the manner III which the census
should oe taken, Also the qualification each
person should have to perform the SAID
duty. The report OF the committee was
adopted. The Committee on Taxes presented .
lengthy report, showing that WITHIN the past SIX.
teen years the assessment on property In the
county OF New York had increased 1854, OH, 40s. Ig
was also shown that the several counties along
the Hudson had also Increased In ratio with New
York. wnile some OF theenterior counties had de-
creased. NO definite action was taken upon the
matter. but Will oe at their next meeting. 1no
Committee on Rapid Transit also presented fe ~
suggestions. which were made the special ORDER
for the next meeting. after which they adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-28
CHASING RIVER THIEVES.

AN EXCITING PURSUIT ON THE NORTH RIVER.
The wharves OF the transatlantic steamers IN
Jersey City favorlte resorts OF river thieves,
and they always pursue their depredations with
impunity. The Cunard ana Cardiff docks have
been repeatedly plundered. During tue darkness
OF Friday night the night Waterman of the Cardiff
dock noticed two boats approaching He quietly
secured the services or Special Onlcers whitney
longing to the company and commanded BY
Captain Abbe The tug started out 10 head on
the thieves at the end OF the pier; but the robbers
were equally determined not TO De Outwltted.
They pulled at their oars with all their might, and
an exciting chase followed The tug closed on the
boats, and the thieves, seeing no other means OF
escape pulled TO the shore. An exchange OF bull
lets followed, ana the firing was very brisk on
both sides. bullet from the robbers boats en-.
tered the pilot house Of the ,ug. ana lodged In the
woodwork. close to the captains head. The night
prOwlers finally succeeded In escaping by rowing
under the wharves whence they could not De
puraped except In open day.
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FATAL BUILDING CASUALTY.

Coroner Eickhon yesterday held an inquest In
the case OF William Davis, laborer. late Of No. SIG
East Fourteenth street, who was killed on the 10Th
inst. while at work in the cellar OF premises No.
l2l First avenue, by some timbers from the floor
above giving way and falling upon him. The building
was being reconstructed and UNDERGOING extensive
repairs under the superintendent OF Mr.. Fish.
the foreman In the opinion OF one o. the
not having been properly CONSTITUENCIES; some OF
the beams were partially decayed; the carpenter
work originally was very poorly done; 1t had been
built twenty. six or twenty.seven years
The jury, who listened carefully to all the tes-
umony, found mat the accident was the result
Of some Unforeseen cause TO them unknown.
Deceased was forty years OF age, and native
OF Ireland.
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East Tenth street. Miss Lima Mayr repeated her
mtrth provoking Characterization OF the role OF
Rosande. anc was ably supported by Mr.. Schuts.
Miss Beckmann Mr.. Witt and Messrs. RonbecK.
AS we nave already described the work and the
cast previous occasions. II is only necessary to
say shat she performance last evening gave much
pleasure to the new class o! audience before whom
It was given.
Talk OF Professional Jealousy. Sir Michael Costa
is a shining example. He did not attend Sterndale
Benefits funeral aud would not allow the dead
Marchn from Saul to be played at the sacred Har.
monte Society's Concert as u tribute OF respect to
the dead composer
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PHILIP FRANKLIN'S LOSS.

Philip Franklin, residing as No. 2,l46 Third ave.
nue., called on Inspector McDermott at Police Head.
quarters last evening and stated than 1T. ten
O'Clock yesterday morning he left his home to 20
TO No. % Thomas street. From there he went TO
Hudson street and thence to the loot Of Canal
street to coal boat. At half.past one ne returned
to No. 2S Thomas street, when he discovered that
he had lost his bank book on the Tradesman's
denominations Three ST. 900 bills, six $500 bills,
four $50 bills and 1925 In twenties, tens. ives,
twOs and ones. He had no know ledge OF having
been followed by any suspicious parties and was
unable give the slightest clew to the way the
Occurred
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CUBA.

THE SPANISH CAUSE LOOMING UP IN THE CINco
VILLAS DIsTRICT-coNcHA TO REMAIN UNTIL
OFFICIALLY RELIEVED.
HAVANA. Feb. q, 1875.
The latest news from the Clnco Villas Is favora-
ble to the Spaniarhs.
CONCHA AT HIS POST.
Captain General Concha Will remain here until
the arrival OF his successor, Count Valmaseda.
TRADE AT HAVANA.
The markets are quieter to-day.
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CANADIAN IMMIGRATION.

OTTAWA. Feb. q, 1875.
long discussion took place in the House OF
Commons to-day on the loan Of 100000 to the
Mennonites. 1t was brought mp by Mr.. Mason NOV
ing that that sum be reduced by one.half unless
like terms be offered to French Canadians now in
the United States, but who desire to emigrate in
groups to Manitoba. The House Is strongly In
favor OF the loan. and instead OF reducing the
amount Hon. Mr. Hoton moved as an amendment
that the House would sustain the government and
adams in the New England states. Several mem.
bers were in favor OF reducing militia expenses
and giving part OF the present grant iOr military
purposes toward assisting immigration.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-28
DIVORCE IN UTAH.

AInfoNY DECREED 10 A SAINTS WIFE NUMBER
ONE.
SALT LAKE, Feb. q, 1875.
IN the case Of Reese, the polygamist, whose first
wife sued for divorce and almOny, 1t was ordered
By Judge Mexican to-day that the defendant pay
the attorneys fees OF 81, 500 anu $4,000 alimony
per year from Jhe time OF fling the complaint,
pending hnal decision by the Court.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-28
FIRE IN MERCER STREET.

About nine O'Clock last night fre broke out on
the fourth door Of the four story brick building
No. lib Mercer street, occupied by the Composite
Iron Works. The third ana fourth doors OF the
building are occupied by Levers l. Schroeder,
manufacturers OF paper boxes. Owing 10 the
sequence oil the high wind which was blowing, a
second alarm was sounded. The flames were
finally subdued. but not before the stock was
damaged to the extent OF $4,000 and the building
S. ZOO. The origin OF the 1re Is unknown, and as
none of the parties interested were on the
ground, 1t Is not known to what extent the build.
ing or stock were insured
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SPAIN.

THE CAMPAIGN AGAINST THE CARLIsTs DRAWING
TOWARD A CLosE-MEN OF NAVARRO ABAN-
DOMINO THE CAUSE OF THE PRETENDER.
MADRID. Feb 81, 1875
Il II believed here that the campaign against the
Oarliats viii be brought to Q termination during
tho coming spring.
DEsERTIoNs FROM THE cARLIsTs IN NAVARRO.
1t Ia asserted that 800 Navarrese troops recently
deserted nom the Carlst army, and that ave OF
them were recaptured ana shot.
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SERIOUS FIRE IN KANSAS.

KANSAS CITY, Feb. q, 1875.
Wichita thriving town In Southern Kansas, O!
about 900 Inhabitants has suffered terrible loss
this forenoon by fire. In II S. 900 worth OF prop
'erty has been burned, the loss falling on Gil the
leading business men OF the city, only partially
insured. Mr. Goodrich broke his leg IN jumping
from the hotel. His wife was badly burned and
Others are supposed to have persisted In the DANES