The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-10-04
Illinois.


illinois,
e aa' e. asih Chicago. Tuesday Oct Q
The mass meeting at Lake PARK tb;s s sStsr'
noon was largely attended At noon the
Southern loyalists were escorted to the meet
ing by the committee Of arrange nents. and
procession, composed principally of detach-.
ments Of veterans, with the Gags formally car
ried intheir regiments. Along the route of
the procession several buildings were decora,
ted with flags, appropriate notices. sc. IS al
| Five stands tor speaking were erected in
the park. and speeches We're made by Gov
Oglesby and all the gentlemen of the South
ern delegation. Tonight there is torch.
light procession composed of bands Of music,
soldiers, civic societies and citizens, The
delegation goes hence to Springfield. a3uA D
Philadelphia. So poi u
Philadelphia, Tuesday Oct. 2.-Tbe Attain
ties played game of baseball this afternoon
with the Keystone Club, and by score Of 26
to 10. - - mi an.
The Eagle Fire Engine Company of Pitts
burgb arrived to-day on a visit, and escorted
through the streets by twenty Of our fine COM
panies with their machines. .lr5, - 61
T CONGRESSIONAL NoMIsArtoN,
| st. Louis Tuesday, Oct. 2.7-The ANTI
Radical Convention ofthe First Congressional
District met yesterday, and nominated Hon.
John Hogan for Congress. " -, -, r,
+ INDIAN DrrFIcuLTiE..
Fort Laramie, Tuesday Got. "A band
of fifteen Indians stole herd of cattle near
this place on the 30th ult They were pur-
sued by Lieuts. Bingham and Starring with
a party, who surprised their camp, killing all
but four, and recovering the stock. 2
Indiana and Kentucky.
Somervile, Oct. S.-The entire losses by
Ere at the Southern Indiana Penitentiary at
Jacksonville, Ind, will not exceed 500
Of which quarter falls upon the State Of IN
diana. a1tt8 sc
Allthe manufacturing establishments at
the Penitentiary are at work to-day
Daniel Carried, proprietor of the .Olney
Salt Works. died on Sunday in Clay County
Kentucky e~u 81 a. ~ q
Philadelphia, Tuesday October Cd, l6s6,-
The political excitement is increasing. The
Republicans had meeting tonight in the
First, Second and Fourth District s10
The Democrats had meeting in the Third
District. There was a slight disturbances at
the latter, and some shots were fired.
n yrry tarsol voso-io-o~r~ s.Da- -.,.---
ton, there having been l6 900 names added
by extra assessment. rFh fTff5.
f,s,g55 Missouri. L4MAXd -
T st. Louis. Tuesday, Oct 2-There was a
| much larger attendance at the fair TODAY
than yesterday. The rirg exhibition this
morning consisted of cattle, of which there
was fine display. aq aa' 3s'''lTo''
In the afternoon there was splendid
show of roadsters, stations, gedings and
| mares. .7a} es7lf sa 81
j. P. Robbins of New York, was elected
Treasurer of the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad
yesterday. soe s',f.,s,t,.5 :, $50,
The Pacific. 4aa ssals 8
San Francisco, Oct. The ship Imperial.
from Kodiac. reports violent shock of earth
quake at that place at 8 p NJ, of Sept. 5th.
'Ehres houses and nearly all ths chimneys in
town were shaken down. The sensation on
the ship was terrific. She seemed as though
passing over rocks at great speed, while ar
| ticles were shaken down which the most yio-
lent gales had not disturbed. s99si 9'sN
4 In the southern parts of the Island large
rocks were torn up and thrown down the
| mountain. The shock lasted 40 seconds. No
lives were lost. Na4a
The captain OF the Imperial acknowledges
the courtesy ofthe Russian Governor General,
who sent steamer to the ships assistance
and took her to sea without charge. 88i-s
Twenty miles OF the Western Pacific Rail-
road, extending from San jose to Valleios:
Canon were finished to-day
The Nevada Union State Convention met
at Carson to-day. ERR
Mining shares are quiet. Yellow Jacket,
$740 Challer Potosi. $il2; Imperial. $s6
Legal tenders, TOY 6ss5 "a s a9a'i'v