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NEw YoRK, October 3l.-About eleven
o'clock this morning fire broke out in the
engine house OF Mayer & BaCkman's brew
cry, Clifton, Staten Island, The flames
spread with remarkable rapidity till the
entire block Of buildings was enveloped.
The brewery being situated in the midst Of
a number Of small frame houses the latter
were abandoned by the occupants who
fled in terror When the brewery build
ings had been burning for about half an
hour the firemen abandoned them and
devoted their efforts to saving the adjoin-
Ing dwellings. At l2 o'clock there was
danger Of boiler explosion and the police,
in anticipation Of such q calamity cleared
the streets and guarded the approaches.
The fire is still raging, The loss ut noon
was estimated at half million dollars,
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lHR Washington Building and Loan
:, H''oclation met on Saturday evening.
AonGy seems to be plenty and without de.
=, mani for it. The Association has about
.'V" IN the treasury. 1iitis allowed to
II,oVaminlate ~ the borrowing members will
s,.'l,, ~ ulMer the necessity Of compelling the
,Sa.. ,S'ce,ation Of stock at 0 per cent; nov
i.. ong,r ) orD per cent TO retiring mem.
W. Wnahinqtgn. Pa. ReportIr.
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GERMAN GUESTS.
Their Entertainment At Chicago Gen
SherIdan's Brief Speech.

hneFIuun'b y bfieI speech
ClnCAGo, October 31.-The Won Steuben
party got an early start this morning and
rode about the principal streets with the
Mayor and some Of the prominent citizens.
At the formal reception and welcome,
Mayor Harrison astonished the German
visitors by delivering with some huency a
speech In their native tongue, the purport
Of which was thut republics are usually
ungrateful, yet the services Of Baron Won
Steuben 10 this country was 80 important
that gratitude dwclt In the hearts and
homes Of the people, net only for him, but
for his descendants. Col. Won StCuben re-
piled briefly and nptly in German, and
Walker Blaine made brief speech in Eng.
lish In his behalf.
AT noon the distinguished guests went
on Change and were received with hearty
cheers and hand Clapping. The President
Of the board, Mr. Rogers, welcomed them
in q few words. Mayor Harrison and
Walker Blaine responded in their behalf,
and then the audience tried to draw out
Lieut. General Sheridan, who modestly
shook his head, remarking SoitO rOce 10 the
Mayor that he would attempt no speech
lest he make hull and dispIease the bears,
a remark which the Mayor repeated to the
Board, causing much merriment over the
wit OF the soldier. The visitors will this
afternoon visit the parks, stock yards and
other places OF interest.
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CLEVELAND, October 3l.-The Western
Union Telegraph Company by its Presi.
dent, Norvin Green, has directed that all
messages on business concerning the Gar.
field monument at Lake View Cemetery
by the committee and answers thereto
shall be sent free to or from any part Of the
United States. The United States and
American Express companies forward all
packages sent by the committee free 10 any
iart reached by their lines, and have also
agteed 10 forward, free Of charge, any
money collected for the monument ftindtO
The committee at Cleveland.
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NEw ORLEANS, October 3l.-The Grand
Jury to-day indicted Sergeant Thomas Key.
nolds for murder in killing a colored man
named Hawkins during the labor strike.
They also found two additional indictments
against Assistant Recorder Sheehan for
violating the law prohibiting judicial ofIl,
Gers going bail for the appearance Of per.
sons to answer criminal charges before
their courts, Carroll w. Allen, well known
in commercial circles, was convicted oil
embezlng and gambling the funds Of the
Coal Association, and sentenced TO two
yeatS hard labor in the penitentiafy,
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sAS FRASCisCo, October 3l.-At the Chi-
riese Consulate ii Is learned that the name
Of the new Chinese minister to the United
States il Chang Chaoya. He is taoli in
rank and has recently held the position Of
chief Of the Maritime Customs, correspond
ing with our Secretary 0t the Treas.
uEy, The newly appointed minister went
TO 'Peklng the latter part Of August 10 con.
fer with the imperial authorities and will
leave for the United States the middle OF
the latter part Of November. Heis accted-
tied 10 the United States and Peru.
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Rock ISLAND, GLi-, October 8l.-The
river h falling here steadily. The gauge At
NOON showed 10 feet 0 inches above low
water mari, ,oi IA feet, This Is a fall Oi
nearly Ioot since Friday morning, when
ihe liver was at Ne highest
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NOTES AND PERsoXAIA

Secretary Hunt informs the officers OF
the Navy and Marine Corps that aPplica'
tons for duty through persons Of Influence
will not receive attention. Applications
must be made directly to the Secretary at
Washington, d, G,
An order was received in this city to-day
for 81, 900, 900 Confederate bonds.
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debt from the time it became due. We
see nothing, therefore, to criticize in the
amount OF interest allowed by the court
below, and its decree in favor Of the de-
iendant in error for SlS,95&SS, with costs
and interest to date of payment, Is al
frned.
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i"'svlItE, KY, October 3l.-The thir.
TGi.Sy1enil Gi', drawing Of the Commonwealth
T,Sss'lloGltion Company was held to-day,
cco c,OAtt " No, % 2,SBl drew $4,000; 77,sG9 Si6,-
~. S, VV,Oli 5000 Tie following tickets
SIO, yN = 90 each; Sa9l6, 6i,55l, S8,6l2,
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LAND LEAGUE MArrgRs.

DUBLIN, October 3l.--Among the arrests
to-day are the Secretaries Of Castle Deer
mot and Athy branches OF the Land
League, the President Of the Newmarket
branch and Heherman League.
Dynamite was found on the train on tho
way To Drogheda but It was intended Tor
legitimate excavating operations
Andrew and Patrick Gallaher, arrested
on suspicion Of firing upon eleven men
returning from working the "boycotted'.
farln, near Port Arlington, and discharged
on account OF want evidence, were
Immediately re-arrested under the coer-
cion act.
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A Vienna dispatch says Tho King and
Queen Of Italy started iof home ihis Iaat%. I.,,
inS The farewell ni The soyereiina oI, ibe
railway platform vas most alee.lonalo;
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FROM OVER THE OCEAN
RECENT LAND LEAGUE RECRUITS.
Utt'Fsass' from KElaalnhal JnII-Fur.Atr Rs.
tsrns from the German ElsstIOal-P Prospective
lAd'psAd'Hss Of CApada-SpaAl.A AZ
fAIrs-TOrsIsu News

DUBLIN, October 3l.-Seyeral more ar.
rests are reported in various parts Of Ire
land.
1t is stated that at the secret meetings Of
the branch Land League held here ON
Saturday, two hundred new members were
enrolled.
The FreemGH'I Journal publishes letter
dated in Kilmainham jail, from William
O'Brien, subscribing to the fund for DR..
Kenny. A letter from T. D. Sullivan is
published recommending DR.. Kenny as
Parliamentary candidate for Meath.
CANADIAN INDEPENDENCE,
OTTAWA, October Silt is intimatetl
that at the approaching session the mem.
bes will take the sense OF Parliament on
the desiRbility Of Canadian independence,
and the election of Chief Magistrate or
Goyernor-General.
GERMAN ELECTIONS.
BgRLIS, October 3l.-The Liberals az.
pect to secure twenty out OF ninety seats in
the second ballot, making their total
strength the Reichstag one hundred. Tile
Government officials committed great
abuses at Laurenberg, where the Liberals
were arrested, and great pressure was ex.
ercised in favor OF tho Conservatives In
Schleswig-llOlstein and West Prussia.
The firm adherents to Bismarck in tha
Reichstag, will probably not number moro
than 0ne.third. He will have 10 nepoti-
ate and man9uver dexterously 10 carry ont
his economic schemes II Is not believed
that Bismarck will try to concilate the
clerlcals by granting concessions in rsQNrl
to the Cultun kampf. 1t is therefore pro,
Phesied as broad result OF the elections
that he must either frankly return to what
his opponents call liberal policy, or bring
about q complete. stand.still in domestic
legislation.
Bismarck, replying to q telegram nom
the anti-SemetiC club OF German students,
OF Leipsic University, regretting the no
suit OF the Berlin elections, says that he Il
neither surprised nor discouraged by the
elections. Chronic disease, he says, re-
quires time and patience for cure.
SPANISH AFFAIRS.
MADRID, October 3l.-Three hundred
Democrats lately rallied to the DYNASTY,
and drank toasts Sunday to the alliance 1f
Democracy with monarchy, under the msls
OF liberty. Moret and General Prender-
gust, recently appointed Governor OF Cuba,
eulCgized King Alfonso, and were loudly
applauded.
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SUPREME COURT DECISIONS,

Supreme Court decisions No. SO, City
Of Chicago appellant vs. Wm. @. Tibbetts
appeal from the Circuit Court Of the
United States for the Northern district OF
Illinois. This was the suit brought by
Tibbetts 10 recover from the city for bal.
ance Of $4,000 remaining due him a. the
compensation for certain land condemned
and appropriated by the city In the exten.
sion Of Dearborn street. Justice Bradley
in rendering the decision ni the Court says
II is now more than twelve yeats since the
property involved In this case was con.
demned. Tie money was due and Onght
to have been paid long ago,
and II was the duty Of the city
TO provide for its payment. Instead Of do
Ing that II has lltigated and contested the
demand year after year, and court after
court, The party guilty as the city is In
this case 81 unreasonable and ye&alioga
delay u making payment o. q jus, claim
ls ialfly chatgeable with Interest oh The
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THE WOOL GROwERs' MEETING.
A Few suggestions 10 the Legislature.
FRENCH CREEK, UpsuUR Co., W. Va, |
January 2S, 1881.

JhHuhLJ so 4ooA'
Editors Inteigencer.
l learn that the State Wool Growers
Association will meet In Wheeling on the
first Wednesday In February, 1881, for the
purpose OF looking after the sheep inter.
esls of the State and urging tho passage oil
law Tor the better protection OF sheep
from dogs. The object OF the Association
Is commendable one, and should be en-
couraged and indorged by every good Clti.
zen In West Virginia. l have been in
three.fourths OF the counties In the State,
and can testify to tho adaptability OF the
State to sheep husbandry. In the int.
rior OF the State the land is billy and well
watered with clear running streams, and
the hills and valleys furnish good sup.
ply OF grasses suitable for iatLening sheep,
find that the four email counties in
the Northern Pan Handle have ll2,GO0
head OF sheep, and the remaining fifty
counties have but 35073l. Give us pro-
lection for our sheep, and in 1890 we will
have 100000 sheep In the State where
we have but 463, $40 OF the present time,
Now, II our Legislature will give us a law
that will better protect our sheep from
the ravages OF worthless ours, they will be
regarded as statesmen capable Of looking
after the interests Of the State and OF their
constituents, and not mere demagogues
counting the votes Of the rabble. Finally,
give US more school houses and less
whisky, and we will redeem West Viz.
glnia generally. A FARMER.
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sJ.R. MCMILLAN, ofspenCer, Roane coun'
ty, W. Va, publishes an appeal to the peo'
pie ofTylcr, Richie, Calhoun, Roane and
Kanswha counties, to send delegates to a
railroad convention, to be held either in
Roane or Calhoun counties, to consider
the ways and means Of building railroad
from the Ohio river, in Tyler county, to
the Kauawha river at Charleston. The
scheme contempIates leaving the counties
OF Wood and Jackson out in the cold. We
Judge, however, that these two important
counties will have something to say in
such convention when it is held. Mean
while It may stir them up to greater In
terest in the projected road to Charleston
from Parkersburg II they find that some
other project Ia likely to be carried out.
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no1hers Molnerr "a Molhers

MOthefB AOlheFh ~ MOtnefe ~
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crying with the exCruciating pain Of cut
ting teeth2 II so, go at once and get a
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1t will relieve the poor little sufferer i'm
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the prescription Of one Of the oldest and
best female physicians and nuraes In the
United States, Full directions for using
will accompany each bottle. None genuine
unless the facsimile Of Curtis L Perkins L
on the outside wrapper. Sold by all Medi
cine Dealers. twenty-five cents q bottle
Beware OF limitations. EwAV
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A Few Questions ami lnIImRtIOnS m "a
the Why that Institution Is Conducted.
MoUNDsvlLLE, February l.
Editors lntellgenCer.
have few points TO suggest to the
joint committee Of the Legislature on the
Penitentisry that may be Of assistance tt
said committee in enabling 1t to properly
recommend any new measures deemed
necessary.
They might first inquire what has be.
come oil the present Superintendent Of the
Penitentiary. II he is sick what Is his
complaint He has not been seen on the
streets or about here since the 10th ultimo
The next point to find out Is by what
authority the Board of Directors OF the
Penitentiary pay Mr.. +. W. Brown, Clerk
OF the Penitentiary, 500 extra Compensa.
ton over the appropriation allowed him
by the Legislature2 This last query might
be solved by reference to the account oil
United States ConviCtg.
The next query is, would it not look
better for the Board OF Directors to ask for
bids, to replenish their library for con.
vlCts at the penitentiary? / have 1t from
reliable information, that Thos. G. Smith,
one OF the Directors, and the proprietor OF
a book store In Parkersburg, was given
tho order TO supply such books. under.
stand that books are paid for out OF the
"visitors' fund" It might be proper for
the Committee 10 fluid out, II they can,
how many visitors paid 25 cents each and
passed through the gates at the Peniten.
tiary during the Sunday Of camp meeting
last year.
They might also inquire, II they are OF
an inquiring mind, how much clear profit
there Ia In running boarding house at
the penitentlary. No icenHs 10 pay, no
coal bills, and no hired help 10 pay. Not
even soap or oil to pay for. And while
you are at II, try and find out II YOU can,
who keeps the accounts OF disbursements
by the OonmisBsry. II would not be
amiss 10 try and find out what Use the
present CommiBsRfy puts his large
market basket TO In going to and from
home 10 the PenitentiRry daily,
The committee can see that In the renort
Of the Directors, Superintendent and
Clerk appear several items charged to
profit and loss. They will not attempt 10
explain these items only that BY putting
them there they made the columns oil
figures balance; and, lastly, II the com.
nittee could find out how much certain
member Of the Board made clear profit on
that lot Of lumber he ordered from San.
duHky for the use Of the Pehitentiary
while he was Director. PLUG UuLx.
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The symptoms are moisture, like perspi.
ration, intense itching, increased BY
scratching, very distressing, particularly
at night, as II pin worms were crawling
In and about the reCtum the private parts
are sometimes affected II allowed TO con.
tinue, very serious results may follow,
'Dr, Swayne's All.Healing Ointment" ia a
pleasant sure cure. Also for letter, Itch,
Salt Rheutn, sCald Head, EryBipelas, Bar.
bers' Itch, Blotches, all SCaly, Ofusty, Oh.
tAneOus ErupLions. Price so cents. 4
boxes for 81 %, Sent by mail 10 any adj.
dress on receipt Of price in currency, or
three-Cent postage stamps. Prepared only
by DR.. Swayne 4 Son, $50 North Sixth
street, Philadelphia, Pa. Sold by all prom.
inent druggists,
Swayne'S Pills are the best Tor oil bilious
disorders. MWFAW
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SEVERAL Of the abIest and most indie
pendent papers of the country oppose the
confirmation OF Stanley Matthews as an
Associate Justice OF the Supreme Court
The best judgment OF the country seems
to be that he is not the sort oil q man to 20
on that bench. He was radically unsound
on the currency question when a member
Of the Senate, and in addition ia not a man
of a judicial temperament or turn OF mind
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Ask your druggist for London Hal
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DIED.

HARBRUCR-0n Monday, January SiSt, 1851, al
1886 o'clock p, ~. GE0ROE, son Of George and Louisa
lIRrbruck, aged 2OyeHTS
The funeral will takV place from his mothers resi-
donce, No. 1913 Wood street, on Wednesday afternoon
al o'clock. FhCndlo Of the family arc invited. H.
torment at ROlmenS Cemetery.
tCaninn DanRr nlaa1s cODy1
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BurrRR is only worth fifteen cents and
eggs twenty down in Wetzel and Tyler
these days. This elbows what it costs farm
ers down there to be cut of from market
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AN old adage says 1.-THE best is always
the cheapest" This applies with special
force 10 Dehig's Cough Balsam, since no
other remedy begins to equal II for the
cure Of cold, Sold by all druggists. 25C
Q bottle. WAS
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KNOWLES, TAYLOR & KNOWLES, OF East
Liverpool, Ohio, claim to have the largest
pottery now in the United States they
have Just completed additions to it.
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HRSRY VAN NORWICH, Of Toledo, Ohio,
says. A friend prevailed on me to try an
"0nly Lung Pad" and obtained lmme.
dlAte relief from q rscklnE cough. l
know the Pad helped me,--&c Adp,
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MARRIED.

PRALI-sTALLMAE-O Tuesday, February lsl'
1851, al the residence Of J. II. yGnpe't. IS south
Brosdway, by Rev. D. A. Cunningham, d. D., Mr..
i. /. PRILL and MiR JENNIE y, STALLuAN, both Of
Wheeling, W, Va.
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A GARD
TO Major james w. Sweeaey:
The undersigned, who have served under
you us Deputy sergsants take this method oil
Of expressing to yourself, and the public our
gratitude toward you for the treatment We
have received at your hands, During our
official connection with you we have been
uniformly the recipients OF courtesy and
kindness from you as our superior While
preserving proper discipline upon the police
force your conduct has never been other than
Kind and considerAte. Your obligations to-
ward us have been discharged honorAbly to
lie last penny when due, and we sever our
Official relations with you with regret not
That we are removed from our Positions but
because the citizens OF this city have failed to
appreciate aud reoompense yon for your SER
vices which have been so valuable to them,
GEO. MCCULLY,
CHAs. A. AsNUs,
GODPREY PRICK,
W. D RUTHERFORD,
]. NJ. LEE,
OWEN SULLIVAN,
JOHN NJ. sHoRT,
8. A. Wilcox,
WIN, MILLER,
A. GILLESPIE
fec GEo, H. DIR BAudH,
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BALrIxoRE & Quo AOck is quoted at 1876
bid, 1919 asked.
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LOTTERIES.
Take NOficel

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All correspondence should be with N. A.
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one proposing to offer anything else by circI.
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WEDNEsDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY
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ONCE. Sos, rs and "a Fourteenth street
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A Few Questions AMI lnIImRIIOnS m 10
the Why that Institution IL Conducted.
MnnNnsvIILp Eahrnarv