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Rirar Naun

The marks indicated % feet and falling
last evening.
There were no important arrivals or
departures yesterday.
The Raven is loading her barges for
st. Louis.
A lot OF nails from the Riverside and
sheet iron from the Whitaker mills will be
taken this morning by the Granite State
en- route for Louisville.
The Emma Graham was due down last
evening en- route 10 Cincinnati.
The Telegram, Phaeton and 0'Neal are
making their usual daily trips.
The st, Lawrence Is due to-day from
Cincinnati and will return tomorrow ai-
ternoon at the usual hour for departure.
[By Telegraph.
MEMPHIS, January S.-Riyer stationary.
Weather clear and pleasant.
NEw ORLEANS, January S.-Weather
clear and partly cloudy. Thermometer
73o.
CAIRO, January S.-River SO feet s inches
and rising. Weather clear. Thermome-
ter $50.
VIcEsDuRd, January S.-River risen
inches. Weather cloudy and warm. Their
mometer 70o.
LOUISVILLE, January S.-livor rising;
10 feet in tho canal. Weather ioggy and
raining all day.
EVANSVILLE, January 81 Weather =
Signs Of clearing. Mercury 6lo. River 81
feet and rising / inch an hour.
CINCINNATI, January 8.-River 40 feet II
inches. Departed-Katie Stockdale, Pitts.
burgh; yirgie Lee, Memphis; Paris 9.
Brown, New Orleans.
PITTSBURGH, January S.-River Is feet
/ inch and falling. Weather cloudy and
mild. Arrived: Emma Graham. De-
parted: Emma Graham and Granite
State.
sr. LOUIS, January S. River risen 9
feet, and all the upper streams swelling
rapidly. Considerably drift and floating
ice, the latter from broken gorges above.
There is now II feet inches. Weather
cloudy and mild.
New ORLEANS, January S.-The steamer
Guiding Star arrived from Cincinnati at
o'clock and reports that the towboat
John Porter, from Pittsburgh, with tow
Of coal and produce boats, ran into the
bank and sunk one OF the coal boats,
near Bayou Goula. The steamer. Lucy
Gastrell, hence for Natchez, ran into Il
bank about twenty-five or thirty feet,
during the fog, at Grandview Reach. Her
stern Is high and dry. She Is being un-
loaded.
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Deadwood's Narrow Escape from De.
struetIOn by Fire,

DEADwooD, January S-The escape Of
Deadwood from being totally destroyed by
FIRE a second time this morning, was most
miraculous. About midnight the timber
on the hillside on Shoemaker Gulch
caught fire from miner'storch and famed
by high wind, spread through that
gulch into the Black Tail river divide into
City creek and Forest Hill inside the city
limits, where. by the superhuman efforts
OF the firemen and citizens 1t was got un.
der control with the loss OF only few
cabins and some cord wood. The wind
blew almost hurricane and did consider
able damage in different parts Of the
city. All the stores were cleared OF goods
and had the fire reached the heart OF the
city 1t could have destroyed little else but
the empty buildings. The widest ex.
element prevailed throughout the night.
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THE PROSPERITY OF FRANCE.

PARIS, January s.-The official state.
ments submitted 10 the government re-
specting the foreign commerce OF France
during the last year shows remarkable
growth Of the French trade with the Uni
ted States. In the month Of December the
exports from the consular district OF Lyons
reached 8 3,20S, ,2231 francs, an increase Of
one million francs over November. The
total exports from Lyons district for 1879
were As, 1886, ,SSi francs, against 100000
francs, which was the total amount for
1878; and against ~, 100000 francs for 1877.
These exhibits are regarded as certifying
to the commercial prosperity OF the ma.
tion, and proof OF the wisdom Of the policy
which the government is making every
effort 10 carry out.
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TELEGRAPH BRIEFS.


The miners at Dover, New Jersey are
out on a strike for an increase OF their
wages.
Rev. T. A. Starkey was yesterday conse.
Grated Bishop Of the Episcopal Diocese Of
Northern New Jersey.
Governor Long, Of Massachusetts, was
inaugurated yesterday, and delivered his
message TO the Legislature.
The glycerino building Of the Latin 4
Rand Powder Company, at Oak Ridge, N.
Y, blew up yesterday morning, fatally in
iuiug two men.
The directors OF the Cleveland, Colum-
bus, Cincinnati and indianapolis Railroad,
at their meeting yesterday, declared q diy.
idend oftwo and halt per cent, payable
on February /.
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ANNAPOLIS, January SIN the Demo.
cratic caucus tonight for us. Senator, A.
P. German received 81 votes; VIM. Whyte
%, and S, Teasle Wallis 8. Forty.two
votes being necessary for choice. Hon.
A. P, Gorham, nominated for Senator,
Is now member Of the State Senate
from Howard county, and president Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, and chair
man Of the Democratic State Committee.
Before the war he was page in the U. S.
Senate, afterwards attached to the Senate
post office, and subsequently, collector ei
the internal revenue in this State. Since
1870 he has been prominent Democrat
In this State, and In 1872 was speaker oi
the House OF Delegates.
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the Speaker has been on the question o
resumption. In New York he has beer
on both sides OF 1t, and In Pennsylvania
do not know where he has been. Durint
the last campaign his time was devoted tc
patching up political difficulties In the
State OF New York, and he was very much
disappointed thereon.
MI. Randall would have been glad Il
l had succeeded.
Mr.. O'Neil-I have no doubt Of that,
but his absence perhaps accounted for the
decreased vote in his own district, where
the majority ran down from 5000 in 1875
to q little over 500.
Mr.. Randall-When run again the
majority will go up. Laughter
Mr.. 0'Neil-Perhaps not.
Mr. Cox broke in with request 10 be
informed what connection there was be-
tween the political divisions in New York
and revision OF the rules.
Mr.. 0'Neil did not venture on solu.
tion OF that conundrum, but went on to
speak OF the former Chairman OF the Com.
mittee on Commerce, particularly eulo-
gizing Elihu Washburne, OF Illinois, as
man than whom there never was one In
that position nobler or truer TO the inter-
ests OF the country.
This turn in the discussion led Mr..
McCook to ask whether 1t was intended
as Washburne "boom."
Mr.. 0'Neil replied that he was only
doing justice to man who stood by the
public improvements OF the country. He
argued that the present Committee on
Commerce and Its Chairman could safely
be entrusted with the duty OF preparing
the river and harbor bin without being
required to submit its work TO the Com.
mittee on Appropriations.
Mr.. Kenna argued against the proposed
change in the rule, and declared that
whatever might be1he intention OF the
Committee on Rules the effect would be
to strangle the river and harbor bill. He
was unalterably opposed to any such
change. He would not hesitate TO vote
for fifty million dollars year for river
and harbor improvements, SO long as the
Treasury could stand it, until these
works were completed.
Mr.. Stevenson endorsed the action OF
the Committee on Rules. 1t had dis.
charged its duty faithfully, and had placed
It in the power OF the majority to carry
VI leSleihtlOu auu Ue uelu Ie6puuSlulc loI
1t, He was particularly in favor Of the
rule which referred the river and harbor
bill to the Committee on Appropriations
for revision. 1t would prevent the bill
from being forced through without discus
sion, and without amendment, under a
Of the rules. 49,.
Mr.. Calkins thought that the Committee
on Appropriations was already clothed
with too empower.
The committee then rose.
Several executive communications were
appropriately referred.
The Speaker laid before the House
from the President, recommend
ing the passage Of q bill for the reclamation
Of the harbors Of Washington and George
town. Referred.
Adjourned.
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POOR PATTI
"what Tangled Web We Weave, When
First We Practice 10 Deceive"

FIRST We Practice to Deceive"
LEAvRNwoRrH, KS, January SIN the
Patti deposition case to-day, Thomas Gia-
comini, an Italian, keeper OF Delmonico's
restaurant, testified that Patti sent for
him about o'clock on the night OF the
concert. When he arrived at the theater
he found Patti sitting at table behind
the scenes with beer glass before her,
containing what he supposed to be liquor.
Although he had never seen her before,
she addressed him as dear Giacomini and
ordered him To cook maccaroni and cheese
and some quail for her lunch after the
concert, TO be served at the Planters
House, and to furnish three bottles OF
French claret. She was quite familiar in
her conversation with him. He then
went into the auditorium, heard her sing
and declared 1t was very poor singing.
He served the lunch as ordered.
J. W. GRANGER, Theo. Egrisdork, r. n.
Hershdeld and VIM. NJ. Leeper, promi.
nent merchants here, testified from PATHS
appearance and manner on the stage, her
poor singing, etc. They believed her to
be under the influence OF liquor. Some
twenty witnesses testified so far, including
a number OF prominent gents in the city,
none OF whom believe Patti was sober on
the night OF the concert.
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ROUMANGA.

BUCHAREST, January S.-The Roumania
Chamber Of Deputies has asked the gov
eminent for all the papers relating TO the
recent award OF the contract for two
hundred dozen rifles to Austrian estab.
lishments, which never made any OF these
weapons, whereas the Providence Tool
Company, OF Rhode Island, offered 10 de.
liver them for one frame less per rifle.
Some remarkable disclosures are looked
for should the matter be thoroughly in
yestigated.
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building I'm New York.

Nrw YoRx, January 6.-The report OF
the department Of buildings for the last
year shows the first effects Of rapid transit
upon the north end OF the island. The
building season OF 1870 opened with both
roads running. The nine hundred and
sixty plans submitted represent total OF
2,O65 distinct buildings, to cost So, SOL, ,Sl2,
q gain OF over 81 900 900 on last year, and
a larger aggregate than has been shown in
any year since 1873. The Vanderbilt fam
lily invested nearly S2,0OO,0OO Of the S22r-
nm O01
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Bosros, January s.-The message Of
Governor Long shows that the total pub
lie debt OF the State at the close of 1879
is sS3, ,020, ,464, which is the same as the
year before, while 1t is strictly true that
the State financially Is not SO well off as
year ago. To the first OF January, 1870,
there was a cash balance in the Treasury
OF 81 ,294,5l7, against $3.50, ,059 on January
/, 1880. This diminution Is attributable
to mistake made last year in reducing the
State tax from 81, 900, 600 to $500, 900,
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NRw ORLEANS, January s.-Telegraphic
intelligence of the signing OF the contract
to complete the Texas Pacific to FL paso is
received here with great pleasure. The
road extending from Vicksbnrg westward
to Monroe has passed into strong hands,
that promise to complete 1t to Shreveport
and within a year to connect at that point
with the Texas Pacific, now running be-
yond Fort Worth. With the New Orleans
Pacific extended to Shreveport and Nor
gan, and the road finished to Houston,
New Orleans will then have three outlets
from Texas, and as many connections
with the Texas Pacific.
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yorlcr has been given that the sub
eription books for stock to extend the
RolIaire and Southwestern Railroad from
WooJsfeld to the Muskingum River will
hs opeped on the 7th OF February at va
lions points in Monroe, Noble, Morgan
and Washington counties.
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NEw York, January SIT is asserted
by the friends Of J. Lloyd Haigh, this
morning, that no criminal charge can be
proved against him. They say the accep.
tances which are alleged to be forged,
were given as collateral security to secure
the payment of his own notes, which were
not forged, and that he didn't receive the
money on these certificates, but on his
own notes.
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Funeral Of the victims ofthe New York
Turner Hall fire.

NEw York, January s.-To.day at Beet
hoven Hall tho funeral OF six OF the vic.
tins OF the fire at Turner Hall, took place.
Six collins almost covered with flowers,
were ranged side by side, and on their
plates were tho names OF the dead. Vice
President Kuhn, OF the Turnvercin, read
the funeral address. Aboutsixty lodges and
societies were present. There was a large
funeral procession, and fully 10000 spec
Iators crowded around the hall and in the
neighboring streets. The funeral Of the
seventh victim OF the fire, took place earl
Ter In the day.
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QUEENSTOWN, January s.-While several
OF the crew OF the steamer Germanic,
from New York, were discharging mail
bags outside the harbor, shortly after mid
night, one OF the men holding letter
bag, missed his footing and to save him
selfirom falling overheard, let the bag fall
into the sea. II was instantly swept away
by a high wave and lost to sight.
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CHICAGO, January s.-The Daily 7s's.
graph publishes a adesultory interview with
0rville Grant, who is about to start in the
leather broking business in this city. He
denies that he was spirited away to St.
Louis to get him out OF the way OF the
General, but he admits that he went at the
request Of General ingalls,. 0rville says
II his brother Is nominated for President
he will have TO accept, because he owes
what he Is TO the American people. His
oreign tour cost him $4,000.
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New York, January S.-Nineteen shoe
maker shops in this city increased the
wages of their employees fifteen per cent.
The Shoemaker's Protective Union ap-
pointed Committee to wait upon the
Governor and Legislature of Albany, and
represent the labor contract system in the
prisons should be abolished.
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RUSSIA.

ST. PETERSBURG, January S.-The Local
Redress Society OF Khardotf, in view Of
the terrible distress prevailing in the pro-
vence through the ravages Of diphtheria,
have formed three medical and sanitary
detachments to assist the government to
combat the epidemic,
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EDlNpuRe, January S.-The revival of
tho iron trade continues to make itself felt
in commercial circles here. The demand
from America for Scotch pig iron has In
creased and several heavy contracts arein
process OF negotiation. One has alreaGy
been concluded for 10, 900 tons Of rails and
pig iron for New York. Freights are IF
teen shillings per ton from Leith to New
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Deacon smith gets onon a Technically.

CINCINNATI. ,.January S.-The charge OF
criminal libel brought against Richard
Smith, Of the Cincinnati Gazette, was dis.
missed in the police court this afternoon,
by the prosecuting attorney, on the
ground that the criminal charge cannot be
against a corporation. Mr.. Smith being
charged as representative Of the Cincin.
natl GasetLe Company.
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when "JaeEson Made the Redeoats
Rune

New ORLEANS, January s.-The ami
versary of the Battle Of New Orleans was
celebrated by solemn mass at the Cathe-
dral, parade Of the military and firing Of
q salute. Flags were displayed through.
out the city.
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Utaii iUoaI and Iron.

Salt Lake Tribune.
Its but a question OF time when Utah
shall become as famous for her coal and
iron industries as she now, is aud must in.
creasingly continue to be, for her gold and
silver production.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, January s.-The preliminary
examination Of Gonzales. the would-be
regicide, has been concluded. A counsel
will be nominated to defend him on Sat
urday II he fails TO select any himself.
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FIRE RECORD.
ArLAoRANdg, NO,

= Quincy, ILL.,, January S.-A fre this
morning at Lagrange, Mo-, destroyed the
best business houses in the city, one be.
longing TO Ex.Congressman Grover. The
loss on all Is $4,000. Insurance small.
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Gke qntelIissnffr,
n,,,rc, Nos. - and ~ Fourteenth htree!

rraEanAM from Pittsburgh to the
piyer.ide Iron Works Of this city states
,%,, ~ the announcement In the papers
% %a,a Of an advance in the Nail card to
e @ /. an error. The card remains the
',ne As at Wheeling, viz: s. 95.
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BosroN, January S.-while five children
were amusing themselves on a cotton mill
pond at Readville, yesterday, the ice gave
way and Maggie Mahon and Frank Ma
loney were drowned.
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Wanted.

Sherman & Co., Marshall, Mich, want
an agent in this county at once, at a salary
of 500 per month and expenses paid.
For full particulars address as above.
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PRINCE IMPERIAL MEMORIAL FUND.

PARIS, January S-Subscription for the
memorial TO thePrince Imperialhas closed.
The amount subscribed is 100000 francs.
The memorial committee propose TO erect
chanel,
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CINCINNATI, Januarys.-A youngstown,
o., dispatch says that the furnace men in
the Mahoning Valley, have demanded an
OF advance 25 per cent in their wages. The
second advance of 10 and 10 per cent, re.
spectiyely, having been made In the past
two months. This will be refused.
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CoLuMBUs, January s.-The Democratic
members Of General Assembly, held a eau
Gus tonight, and agreed to vote for Allan
G, Thurman.
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MANY English mothers no longer use
white muslin for small children's winter
dresses, but employ instead thick white
serge or merino.
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chances for the U. $. senate.

JACKSON, Miss, January 8.-The DEM
ocratie caucus for the purpose Of settling
the Senatorial question has been called
for tomorrow night. From the fact that
the Independents and Greenbackers will
be excluded, Barksdale's friends are more
hopeful than ever,
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READING, Pa, January s,-The hat fac.
tories are granting the advance In wages
asked by the men, and work is resuming.
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LIT Republicans stand by the Reeo orb.


We have already quoted the resolution
that was passed in 1875 by the Republi-
|cla State Convention OF New York
ppiRst third term. New York Republi.
eaHs were not the only ones who put
themselves on the record in that year
against thirdterm. Pennsylvania, Mas.
,ichnsetts, Ohio, Iowa and Wisconsin Re.
Publieans did the same thing. We quote
lOn the resolutions OF their State Con.
vsn'ions iii that year as follows:
pENNsvLvANIA.
That We AeClarea firm, unqualified ad.
aernceto the unwritten law ol the Repub.
l's, which wisely, and under the sanction
cS The most venerable OF examples, limits
!le Presidential service Of any citizen to
sso terms, and we, the Republicans Of
pennsylvania in recognition OF this law,
ate unalterably opposed to the election
term,'
MASSACHUSETTS.
That sound reason, as well as the wise
lGd unhroken usage OF the Republic,
Illustrated by the example OF Washington,
'squireS that the tern OF the Chiet Magis.
aNSo the United States should not ex.
sed a second term.
ONO.
The observance Of Washington's exam.
n retiring at the close oi q second
residential term will be in the future, as
aa' in the past, regarded as a funda.
SSsalAl rule in the unwritten law OF the
IOWA.
The Republican party OF Iowa oppose a
s.m term, and believe that President
SAals letter to General White, fairly
''n0ves that issue from our politics.
WISCONSIN.
That We accept with appreciation the
sNet o! President Grant, Encouraging tht
SSsaIllinlance in office OF any Magistrate o
ts t.s Nation for a longer period than two
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60 njhom it Map Concern

SPECIAL NOTICE.-A check drawn. by q:
- - T. HaiRht on the st. Nicholas National Bank OF
SevYerk dated May 81 $780, for $2Ss'O pAys6s 70 the
rer az And undersgned ana certtnou Dy
sid bank hsvS been lOst or nissa an persons are
hee stopped and unless ead cheek presented
- se aad ban person entitled 70 collect the
within ten days nom thb oAto' u"pn0@o 'AS0A "' w
issneA and paid. . n = osuopN A ca
Dated june L. 1850. W OOoO-e., :. ".
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gnrouean advertisements.


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LOUVRE
The elegant
and the comfortable
In the world
PARIS.
and par0rA
spiendIGly furnished.
GENERAL PRICE LIST
Roons with single beds, nom IraneA
Kooms with double beds. from francs
Rooms with beds, from francs.
PariOrs, from francs.
HIGHLY RENOWNED TABLE D'HorH
ptun er france (wine inciuded)
BREAKFAST.
caaes tea chocolate. with bread and butter H. Duo
RESTAURANT ALWAYS OPEN
at very moderate rates.
Note-rhe question 10 close the
GRAND HOTEL DU LOUVRE
M. psysr been rase the rumcr spread TO this eneet
false. c,y.uCuARn a CO. by their
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f''a'"S " nRAKp HOTEL DU LOUVRE
a the comfortable and the most elegant h0'c
Among the numerous IN ~ SIS "a by
vSmsy mention the lighting Of the ~
Of fhs dipngToom kept at en- agreeable cooI
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THE ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL, New-YOrk.-

Hote I'm tho city dives satisfaction than tho 81
NiCIOLAS and 1t Is paronEed by the very oest PeopS
onyenirnt IN location bly, conducted with thevey
best Of rooms attendance and cuisine Is % GSs
ohe for families 10 summer resorts OF he
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al r5tcs baggage can ne cneoHen 70 a. Inos
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Bnsiness CHANCES.

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furniture.
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oflcerateA
nESKS and OFFICE FURNITURE.
LIBRARY TABLES. BOOKCASES. &c,
manufactured by
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NLERK or SALESMAN.-A young American,
IL wears OF age clerk salesman in hardware house
Wholesale retail have good references AddressJ W.
Ia