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TELEGRAPH1o DROPS.

At Albany, N. Y.,yesterday, the ther-
mometer marked 50 below zero.
Dan. O'Leafy, the pedestrian, arrived at
Hot Springs, Ark, Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. A. G. Keller, travelling agent for a
hardware firm in Motreal, Killed himself
et Buffalo, yesterday. sbRViI ! i't 81 I
! THE Lake Boot and Shoe Manufacturing
Company, Of Woltboro, N, H., has failed.
Liabilities $l00, 900; assets $4,000. -.,
A Lake Crystal, Mimi, special 10 the
st. Paul Pioneer Pres says q German
named MiSke, at that place, fell upon q
SiSSsa Q saw 9R99sy pRPs9l9qtssly torn to
Geo. H. Morgan was reelected Secretary
OF the Merchants Exchange Bank OF St
Louis yesterday for the fourteenth time
and his assistants, MeSsrs. Wetmore and
Bartlett, were re.appointed.S lsaFttsig
Representatives . Crittenden, Clark
Thatcher Morgan and Pollard, OF Mis-
Souri, delegation, had long interview witt
the President yesterday and urged the ap
pointmant Of ex-senator Henderson, TO the
Mission at Berlin. '6Si
| A delegation from Baltimore, Nd, hal
asked the President TO withdraw Iii,
nomination Of John O. Bridges, for up
Epraiser Of merchandise at Baltimore ant
{, retain the present appraiser TIL,
PRECEDENT promised u reiet the eitedtest b
thesecretary ofthe Treasury. a!'9R
At the annual meeting Of the Cincinnati
College OF Music, held yesterday, graft
fVinP reDOFt waA made NJ tha nrn1raeE =
that. institution. Two hnhdEed and sey
enty-thrce students have been enrolle
and are now under instruction, and In Il
financial affairs the college Is said TO be i
a prosperous condition.
Miss Fanny Davenport, the actress
desires the associated press, 70 .contradit
tthe 'absuted report Id circulation through
out the country that she was married tW
weeks ago, she says the report is canar
! from the beginning to tho end and that 81
. does not know the gentleman whose man
has been associated with hers,
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business, yet he now takes philosophical
view Of II, and says that II was blessing
in disguise to Preston county. When tho
Shook business was prosperous the whole
thoughtof the farmers near the railroad was
10 cut timber and sell 1t for shook. They
Subordinated all other farming operations
to this, and to such an extent that Preston
county actually did not grow enough pro.
visions TO feed her own people. ~
bonght," ,"sald he, ave hundred barrels Of
flour every year here in Wheeling for my
employees and others. l bought also
corn and bacon for them. We sent our
money out Of our own midst for the com.
mon necessaries Of life." And what was
even worse than this, said Mr.. Jones,
"our farmer boys betook themselves to
the shook camps, to work at preparing the
timber, and lost all interest in farming,
This fact did not conduCe either 10 good
habits on the part Of the boys or to the
agricultural prosperity ofthe county, inas.
much, as the camps were rather demoraliz.
ing centers Of rendezvous. The decline OF
The business, however, changed oil this.
The boys and young men were forced to
seek work on the farms. They took con.
tracts for clearing land and began to crop
on the shares. The farmers in general were
forced 10 go to cultivsting their lands on
q scale never thought Of before. The con.
sequence has been that the agricultu rail-
products Of the county have so increased
every year that Preston has become an
exporting county for wheat, corn, oats,
buckwheat and pork. The balance OF
trade, as It were, has turned in her favor.
The money made by selling off the good
timber Is no longer sent out Of the county
to buy meat and bread. Tho people raise
enough and to spare, and probably at no
time for many years have they been as
truly prosperous aud contented.
Thus, as Senator Jones well says, has a
seeming stroke Of .adversity been turned
10 great account for the good OF the people.
They have learned and practiced economy,l
to IN extent before unknown, and in that
respect and all others have made very
substantial progress. A good foundation
has been laid for better prosperity in the
future. In this respect they are only an
Of what has occurred throughout
the country.
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EarthaunI.e ShocI. IN rlnrIdn.

JACKSONVILLE, january lS.-A severe
shock Of earthquake was felt last night
about ll:+5, lasting about 80 seconds, and
had southeast TO northwest motion.
Buildings were violently shaken, crockery
ratified and doors thrown open. The shock
was felt at st. Augustine and down the
Gulf IN St. MarkS
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NEw YoRK, January 49, MONEY Easy
at 2fat per cent Prime mercantile laper
aa5h per cent, Sterling Exchange, Bankers
bills firm at Asa sight exchange on New Yorls
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CoLUNBus, January ls.-In the Senate
bills were introduced requiting petitions
in error to be filed. in the Supreme Court
only on leave of tile court to aiudge
thereof; to fix minimum rate for trans
portingtfeight .ovcr railroads in Ohio at
ono cent per ton per mile, and allowing
additional pay TO the supervisors OF large
HAIRY IStsIisl was. confirmed az d Com
missioner Of the Bureau Of Labor Stats
tics. 5u ss .gs.,-...l /,
In tho House q resolution was otTered
anil referred to committee proposing Z
amend the State Constitution 80 as to- al
low a change Of day for electing State OH
GERS in case the General Assembly shal
deem it desirable, 'Lig,9I j e9tkbss
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onlesl Nos. Is and 81 Fourteenth Street

ApArll in alcohol, occasional swallows
ofbrundy and doses ofvalerlan werefound
necessary on Saturday night to prevent
,he nervous prostration Of Madame An
letson, now trying to walk 200 quarter
miles in 200 consecutive quarter hours
in Brooklyn. Her case, it seems, Is not
one which can be taken cognizance Of by
Mr.. Bergh's society for the protection Of
animals from cruelty.
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RcunIon Of ohio state Pencibles.

CoLuMDUs, January 13.-The surviving
members of the State Fencibles, the fist
company responding to the call OF the
Governor Of Ohio for troops in 1851, held
areunion tonight, thirty.four being pres
ent. After the banquet toasts were re-.
sponded to by Gov. Bishop and others.
This organization sent seventy.tiye OF It's
members into the war, fifty-soyen Of whom
served as commissioned officers.
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o'Ie1ailr.y'a New York TIme nealon.

. LyScHnuRo, Va, January lS.-At O:SO
this evening E. Fisher, pedestrian, com.
pleted a walk Of four hundred miles inside
Of 1888 hours, with two hours to spare.
He made the last mile in 81 minutes. This
beats 0'Leary's New York time over ten
hours. Boyd Lynchburg amateur, made
$50 miles.
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chicago.

CH1cAoo, January MISUNDERSTANDING
unchanged. Wheat-In fair demand at lower
rates; No. red winter SGIGaS9c; No. 2 Chi.
cago spring s21So cash; S3NaSSIlc February:
a9laSl Nc March; No. 8, 6OaG8Xc; rejected
6OHa6l 1<c. Corn-Quiet and firm at 2SJIc
cash; 30Nc February; 303Gc March. Oats
Dull and unchanged; l0Nc cash; l95Sc Febru.
ary; 2Oc March. Lard-steady and unchanged
Pork-Unsettled but generally lower: closed
firm at 81 so cash; 81 S5a7 SIX February:
81 81 1fas 90 March. Iard-Active but a shade
lower; s 65 cash; IS 70a5 rex February:
IS 17Hao so March. Bulk Meats-Steady and
good demand. Dressed Hogs-Steady and
good demand al s. 10a3 u.
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Arkansas LegisIat ure Organized,

ttFFlElRoeKi- Janqsfy l3,-Dotll houses
of tho Legislature met at 12 N. K. b.
Bcarden, Of ouachita, was elected Speaker
Of the House. NJ. NJ. DulIer, of Dallas,
after twenty ballots, was elected President
Of the Senate. Notices of, organization
were Exchanged and both branches ,ad,
iOtirnotlt ! NFs 81 Bs5 ie1 = Y
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MARINE NEWS.
LOST AT SEA.

Loxpoy, January 1s.-The bark Luigi
Olivari, from Philadelphia for Siloth, was
wrecked near White Haven. Eight OF her
crew'we cast upon the beach. Nothing
is known to the fate Of the, rest.
i aA5t MISSING STEAMER. III
BosroN, January lS.-It is feared that
the steamer Homer Is lost, as she has not
been heard from since leaving here on
December 18th, for Liverpool.
New YoRK, January lS.-Arrived: Cir
cassia, Glasgow; City Of Brussels, Liver
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twill be scenb by our river news that
the model barge Crescent, of the Wheeling
Towboat Company's line, sunk yesterday
at Cairo, earring down with her over $500
kegs ofnails, which were on their way to
st, Louis. At this writing (midnight) no
news has been received as to the fate Of
the nails in tow Of the Hobbs at Gin
cinnati. No news, however, can be called
good news, as we have accounts Of damage
to other craft.
!. \. NJ 1t will be seen that later
news reports slight disastcrt to the Hobbs,
and that one Of her barges has gone
down. tlE
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VIZ congratulate the stockholders Of the
.Etna Iron X Nail Company on the an.
nouncement of per cent dividend this
morning. The Etna has been one Of the
busiest Of our local industries during the
last year, and ever since its starting has
given steady work TO Its employees. We
understand that its earnings for the last
year show handsome excess over the
amount declared. It's good property
and well managed. 1.
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NEW ORLEANS, January lS.-CofIeO-Quirt;
Rio cargoes ordinary 70 prime lINaiGHc'
Sugar--Quiet but firm; inferior 10 good CON.
mon 4IIa5c; common TO good common 6Sa
63fci yellow clarified 61Ia7hc. MolaSSGs-
Quiet; common 20a22c; fair 23a2Scs Rioc-
ln good demand; Louisiana ordinary 10 6i6tco
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"A. telegram received, i'm thisEcity last
evening states. that The towboat Whale, be-
longing to the Wheeling Towboat and
Barge Company lost her model barge
Crescentat Cairo, yesterday, by the mov.
Ing OF the ice blockade. The Crescent
had on board G,700 kegs Of nails from the
Belmont Mills, this city, which were In.
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ChIearo CattIe Market.

reports: n ~ ~
AoCs-Receipts G5,OOO head; shipments
$500 head, tho heaviest run OF the season |;
about loc lower; choice heavy 50 SOaS 90 !;
light 81 6Oa2 65; mixed packing s. 5Oa2 rs.
Notall sold. s.7 ia,.t1
CATTLE;-Receipts 2,l0O head; shipmenta
800 head; Firm and active shipping Il GOA
cows 81 00aS 90; steers e 46a3 30. ,lrl5,
SHEEP-Receipts 800 head; shipments 200
bead. Market unchanged at s. 0OaS so. ,
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twill be seenby our local columns that
there is great trouble in the Democratic
camp in this city. Charges of fraud are
freely made in connection with Saturday, g
primaries, and already one leading cahdl.
date has announced himselfas al indepen-
dent, The Sheriff comes down heavy on
some of his political brethren and seems
to be somewhat disaffected. Altogether,
as Sir Iucius 0'Trigger was wont to OBJ.
scsyc, "it is very pretty quarrel as it
stands"
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BaItimore Lave. stock Market.

BALTiNoRG, January 49, Market
dull and prices without serious change; VCry
best 41Ea5 Bloc; first quality 4a43Ec; medium
3aSssc; ordinary 2I1a8c; most sales at SsEn
4Ac. Receipts 2,178 head Sales l,0o4 bead.
llOds--Market moderately aCtivc and prices
well maintained; quotations $ia4 50. Receipts
1884 head. ID,
> s,gfEF-Quoted I,s at ss 5OaS 25. Receipts
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NEW YoRK, January lS.-Thcrc are moro
buyers In the market and business Is n lIltlo
more active with commission houses, Cotton
goods arc In moderate request. Atlantic
sheetings arc reduced by agents. Prints arc
moving slowly. Mems wear woolcns are in
moderate demand. Hosiery Is more active In
first hands, Foreign goods are quiet.
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ARRIVAL or CHIHF JosHpH,

Chief Joseph Of the Nez Perces tribe Of
Indians, accompanied by an interpreter
and Yellow VOL, another Nez Perces chief,
arrived in this city to-day, and will have
an interview with the Commissioner OF
Indian Affairs tomorrow. The object OF
Joseph In coming to Washington Ia TO be
allowed to speak Tor himself concerning his
views as to how he should be treated by
the Government.
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sured In the Fire and Marine Insurance
Company Of Wheeling for $l5,050, oi
which amount $4,000 was reinsured in
the Mercantile Mutual, q foreign company,
and 500 In the Peabody Of Wheeling,
making the. actual loss TO The Fire and Ma.
rine $3.50. Z There was also on board
$500 kegs Of nails belonging TO the River.
side, which were insured In the franklin
OF Wheeling, There will be about so per
cent salvage.
By Telegraph.
ED. HOBBS CUT DOWN.
CINCINNATI, January 13.-The towboat
Ed. Hobbs, lying above the city, was cut
down by the Ice. A barge loaded with
nall : was also sunk at the same place.
NAsHViLLE, January iS.-Rtyer rising;
SO feet on shoals. a. sI
NEw ORLEANS, January l3.-Weather
cloudy. Thermometer Az.
LOUISVILLE, January l3.-Weather clear
and cool. River rising slowly.
PITrsBURoH, January Weather
cloudy and mild. Ice firm both here and
above.
marks t'eoSNe'ftd COW I trF With ice. Departed:
James Howard, Cairo.
New ORLEANS January 13.-Arrived:
John Gilmore and barges, Memphis. No
departures. Weather clear and cool.
EVANSVILLE, January lS.-Riyer rising;
10y feet on gauge. Weather cloudy and
cold. Mercury at 81 to 92'; wind South.
No change in the Ice
VIcKSBURo, January lS. - Weather
cloudy and damp. Thermometer Az.
Up: III. B. Maude and City Of Alton.
Arriseds sNatchez and John White.
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TnE banks Of this city now hold in the
ncighborhood of $4,000 in gold, and yet
no body seems to want any Of It. Such is
life. When people find that they can get
what they have been wanting for long
time, they suddenly discover that they
donot care aboutit. 1t is not half rs con-
yenient to carry gold in ones pOcket.book
asgrccnbacks, and in times Of economy a
person does not want to wear out a purse
with metallic money.
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wooLEN ANp plAsrER MlLls.

8 DErRolT, MlcH. January. ia fire at
Lyons, Mich, last night, destroyed AIMS.
den. g. Co. -woolen- mill and -,Fiawley 4
Roofe plaster mill. Amsden & Co.'s loss
is $4,000; Hawley & Roofs, s., 600; no in.
surance. The dre originated in the WOOL
en- mill. The supposed cause is sponta-
neotia cntnhnstion
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FURNlTuRr woRKs puRyEp,

EVANSVILLE, January ia fire at
o'clock tonight destroyed the Evansville
Furniture Co.'S factory, together with the
machinery, stock and tools Of the work.
men. They had stopped work for a week,
and were ready to commence in the
morning. Loss $50, 900; insurance SIS, 900.
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License Ticket Elected at PnrkerSburg.
PAREERsBuRa, January lo.-The License
Council ticket was elected by small ma.
jority yesterday, with the exception Of
one anti.license member. No party lines
were drawn, but the fight was strictly on
the ground of license or no license. The
successful party were cnthused until near
morning. -L
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B.YARD's Presidential programme for
1850 is based upon the assumption that the
Democracy can win only on a hard money
platform. lie proposes to ignore the soft
money element Of his party altogether,
abandon all effort TO carry Indiana and
Ohio, and rely on the Solid South, with
its l3s electoral votes, and New York,
Connecticut anA New Jersey-ftty more
making total OF 1888 votes, to elect him.
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Postmaster Palmer oomnlIment.s,
CHICAGO, January Postmaster F. W.
Palmer has received the following:

CElCAGO, January l3.-P0StmasterE +. W.
Palmer has received the following:
WASHINGTON, January II.
SIR:-I desire to express to you and to
your subordinates, as well as to the other
branches OF the postal service in your city,
my high appropriation OF the promptneSs,
energy aud ability exercised by yourself
and them under the pressure OF the cir.
cumstanCes resulting from the late fire by
which your postoitice building was de.
stroyed. You have shown yourselves EN-.
inently worthy Of the positions you hold,
and are entitled not only to the approba.
ton Of the Department but To the thanks
Of the people OF Chicago and the country
at large. Very Respectfully,
[Signedl ~ DIM. KEY,
P0StnldSter General.
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Il ST. geHN, January, lS. S.-Dowd, sentenced
10 BE e5ecuted Tuesday, for hemutder Of
Ward, has confessed his crime and adds
that Mrs, Ward was not participant. The
woman's sentence to death has been al.
ready changed to seven years imprison
menl '-'' 7r.5 F.'aNH
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Cincinnati HorT TlTarItrt.

Cts ctSHATI, January ,l3.-HooS- Quiet and
hrm; common y 40a2 10; light 81 76ae 90 !:
packing IS 00aS 2oa3 Is. Receipts $50 head;
ahipments 146 head. fH y 7pft
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coiiIsion ON 4 the 10 Marietta q ClneInnati
.I.,. RallF0ad.

d ClSctNNATG, january lS.-on Saturday
night west-bound freight train on the
Marietta & Cincinnati Railroad, when
near Mineral City, parted about the middle
ot the train on accounted d broken coup
ling. An extra freight train following ran
into thetrear Just as, the train reached o
trestle 80 feet high, crushing the caboose.
Three passcngcts jumped from the caboosG
alighting upon solid ice In the stream be
low. Washington Reitsnider was instantly
killed. Wm. King was fatally injuredanc
John Betz had his feet crushed. ii.siaY
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, January lS.-Cotton-Qulet
at DC. Flour.-strong; family 81 4Oa5 25.
Corn-strong, at S23iaS3c. oats-ouiet and
firm at 25a27c. Rye-Dull at JIa59C. barley
Dull; No. 9 spring 81 10 bid. Pork-Quict
and firm at S 35as 10. Iard-Good demand;
steam IS 6ia5 70. Bulk Meats-Quiet and
firm; shoulders $2 00aS 90; short RIB IS 05ai 90
cash; 81 l0a4 10 buyer March; short clear
= 25. Bacon-Scarce and firm at Ska41Ia
Axe. Butter-Quiet and unchanged. Lin
seed 0il-Quiet at Gle. WhiSky-Steady at
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A. Louis Hog SIar,te,.

81. ,16uB, January 1s.-Hoos-Easicr and
.sirlS g 1y,s Scsiye Hight shipping and Yorkers
Receipts 1850 head shipments Se6. n
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GREAT LAND, cAsR DrctnyD.

The caseof BENZ. Scull and others against
the United States, in which claim was
set up under the Spanish grant TO 1000
square miles embracing 25 counties IN
Missouri and Arkansas, was to-day decided
by the United States Supreme Court ad-
versely to the claimants. 1t Is held that
no adequate survey of the alleged grant
ever had been made, and that no survey
can be made which will correspond with
the concession, owing to erroneous ideas
which were entertained at the time 1t was
made as to the source and direction Of
White river, by reference to which 1t was
intended to bc located.
No. 796, United States Va. the cities OF
New Orleans and Baltimore. An appeal
from the District Court of the United
States for the District OF Louisiana, The
cities Of New Orleans and Baltimore as the
legatecs Of one MCDonough set up in this
claim under a Spanish grant,t to l 800 acres
OF land in the State Of Louisiana. In the
lower Court the claim was confirmed, but
the decree Of that Court Is here reversed
on the ground that a mere permission to
settle on the land, unless followed by a
formal grant or something which coustitu.
ted legal Spanish title, Is not sufficient to
sustain the claim under the provisions OF
the private land claim act Of 1860. The
cause is remanded with directions to dis
miss the pelition.L q ~ NOW w
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CROPS oPlS7s.

The Reportofthe Department Of Agricul.
ture for Decembersaysthe corn crop Of 1875
Is 3O,000,0 900 bushels in excess Of 1877,
oats somewhat larger crop than the heavy
yield Of 1877, constituting it the largest
ever raised in this country. No material
change in barley; one,sixth larger crop in
rye; in potatoes there is a falling off oil
40, 900 900 bushels. The cultivation Of
sorgh hum is receiving attention, and the
results OF the years culture are satislac-
tory. .... --.I .I..I..Il
senting the bulk Of the total production OF
the country, report the production as
compared with last year, as follows: Ken.
lucky 90, Virginia 70, Missouri so, Ten
nessee IS, Ohio 90, Maryland '84, Indiana
s., Forth Carolina SO, Pennsylvania SO,
Illinoise so, Connecticut 50, Massachusetts
95.
Grapes, apples and pears show greatly
decreased yield. .,y.,.,
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The Committee on Ways and Means to.
day after discussion on the sugar tariff
question agreed by a vote Of Q 10 4 10 sub.
NIT to the House o bill fixing the rates as
follows: On all sugars, syrups, &C., moi
above No. Is, Dutch standard, cents and
forty-one hundredths per pound; on all
sugars, syrups, &C., above No. IS and not
above No. l6, Dutch standard, 2Cents and
seyenty.tiye one hundredths per pound
and on all sugars above No. 10, Dutch
standard, cents per pound.
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TotEDo, January lS.--wheat--Dnll; amber
Michigan spot 9i%c; February 9Oc; No. 9
red winter spot 961<c; February 96xc; No.
9 red So1e bid. 4 corn-Dulli No, 2, SOC.
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pRgwERY ANp NAIrnorsR.

NEWARK, January 1S.-Peter Haneck's
brewery, burned this morning with the
malt house and other buildings. Loss,
100000. gsIA
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e HaRRlsBuRa, P&..,' January Il, s,-Further
respite has been granted In the case OF
Alex. B. Sayer, wife murderer, whose
execution was fixed for Tuesday next
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CLEVELAND, January lS,-Hon. Colum.
bus Delano is convalescing, and hopes are
entertained Of his speedy recovery.
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N6satfItS, 5ahaaryS Is. IA Somerset,
KY, special to the Amtriean, reports that
the river has risen 80 feet altogether and
that tits now falling three inches per hour
Seventeen coal barges and one ferry boa
sunk above Smiths shoals, and two large
ferry boats at Point Isabel. Allthe bot
tom lands arc under water, and there I
heavy desttucti9n,ot pFopery.A vU' /,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-14
FIRE RECORD.


DAYTON, January lS.-The distillery Of
Q. Schwill in this city, burned last even
ing. Loss on building and contents, $751;
900, =