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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-20
LEGAL NOTICES.


Thomas Hughes ct ais In I'll the wS Municipal
Richard j. Porter, ct al. In Chancery.
IN A DECREE RENDERED IN THE
/ above cause OF Wednesday, the 2lst day of
July 1869, it was ordered that the defendant
Richard j. Porter, do render an account of what
moneys have came into bis bands, or with
which he is chargeable by virtue of the trust
deed in the bill of complaint mentioned and
through his administration of the trust thereby
created, before George w. Jeffers, one Of the
Commissioners of said Court, who shOE ID credit
said Porter with all proper disbursements by
Kim made in the due course OF the execution of
his trust and charge him with all moneys which
have come into his hands or which have been
lost, if any by his fault or negligence; in rem
dering which account the said defendant was
required to produce before the said Commits
sioner all necessary papers, vouchers and books
in his possession or his control, relating
TO his transactions under said trust, which ac-
count the said Commissioner would take, state
and report TO said Court with any matters
specially stated, deemed pertinent by himself,
OF which might be required by any OF the par:
ties to be so stated. Audit was further decreed
that said Commissioner should take proof OF and
report the compliments claims, together with
all ether claims against said trust YET unsatisted,
and of which satisfactory proof might be pre-
scented to him, and that he should also report
what moneys would remain of said trust after
satisfying said claims.
Notice is hereby given that on Monday. the 9th
day OF September, 1869, at my office on Monroe
street, in the city of Wheeling i will proceed
TO take and state the account in the decree
aforesaid mentioned. Notice is also hereby
given that will, al my said office on Monroe
street in the city OF Wheeling, on and after
Monday, 9th day of September, ls69 AXE proof
OF all claims against the trust mentioned in said
decree. All persons having such claims are
hereby notiae0 to present them. together with
tse necessary proofs thereof, before me at said
place, on or before the 10th day Of September,
! Roy Shlch day hereby designate as peremp.
tory day, after which will receive No fnrtber
proofs of such claims.
q. W. JEFFERS
C Commissioner.
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-20

| To be Continued. |
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
PRnPOSAIS.

SEALRD PROPOSALS WILL BE IKE.
- eeiYed by che undersigned until A, ysT,s'
25th, for placing three strings OF good piSe aI
stone, wen broken, ion Zane street, oS iv aid
Ward, from bridge to bridge. All Iole' ,Ias;no
road to be filled with limestone "oioi0
the three strings on. ,upN CLARK
aoa. Street Commissioners.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-20
EXCURSION.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
yI,UR CITIZENS WILL PLEASE
take notice that the Basin win be cleaned
out next Monday. Persons having street hose
and manufacturers will please avoid using water
ON that day, and ! will endeayor to keep the
: Tsfty 70 sixty men wanted, their names to be
gwen - JOHN W. CUMMINGS,
augi9-3t - Supt.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-20
TOWN TRIPLES.

NEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Stephan Clark.
Excursion.
, 1869-10-05

returned to his bed. Tnta vas between ao,
o'clock IN The nornioe.
ssad 1ss ;1 q ns|s ,as ssas@sa
S.4!S s'ssss aS;esssstit ,oes 5saaaiy se!@sie e
:ep s'sas t& e:1a fa5aDs'en sna ao,s ss: for
sas r1esidene Pf''e q sae NJ b.af: E*en e!ea: aa
ei tae ctty o1 Sev Dfieans; I~o ceftidsaies eaee
Of nisJ hnare.. Of BANK ot SorEalk k1ock; une
laafea ssoek 81 the Burlington Sisstsaoot Ill HIT
fosd; esrrae.te Of aoo4r = 10 scrip dr'dsed+ of
properly Of FREDERICK Beldeu; S6,:oa Cul:ed States
ns*.tWentieA the property Of Mr. E +. Lock sood
9Hs*e United ssaics uye-twent'eH. the proper. Of
Ire Of biz cash boxes they tuok coo.eats ao.i ~.
ThEe WIN other and smaller amounts not Yet
@ @aesnitei5 s.eesrsined. Will Probably anolnt to aot
The following comprises the properly snev did
nottafe: TWO packages, one eonts,ning $t;,0g,
u En1ted States nve-t 1cntses aud the o.1ef aoo1t
NoxNask Fur Insurance. tompany, xeit ioosels
Wrapped up 10 Old Ne. staPers and oye9!ookci: i
c.s MM1et containing Ss,atv, the property Of jesse
States bends and g.tenhackA and Inc Tiyer sare
above mentioned. Had thcy been lesa hurried
ana a,! mess e dtscHmnatn9, tney could hare added
tN.1r e1 ~ anaoe !unA to the sum total Of
The bank naa I capital Of t3nocoo and surplus
ol over faG,t and tie officers A,sure Us would
ee@nSs oasn*ts nlsh9ot tnserruptton bot With
!1tte pefeoES y no mad depoatted their cash b01e4
n Tue hank for security. The burglars LETT behlnl
neavJ copper sedge. copper hammer, = fo1i
taeI poEotr}, Two Jlmmiet, With Ill The mAserialA
Tor blowing the powder into the desired piaca.
On 'he whoIe..t IS evident that the 1oo VAS done
hJ experts, who hare rrason to feel very ntl
Aatlshtd Nth their sQcceAs
, 1869-10-05

The Political EMuTRss Drawing to
n Clo*o--Ehc Prospccts-Thc WnM1,.
iuKsou County 1ka.trond Hond
Case.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Trlbuue.
I'Es NOME, Oct. !.
Tbs Hon. J. n Gr.uncll, hartng made thor.
oogh cansass In the central Ut Of th1s State has
had additional appointments announced for him
by The State Central Committee, a. follows: Mon.
ticello, Thursday. October :, IN The forenoon; Il
Cedar Rapids on the evening Of tue aatae taf :
At At, Clarence, Cedar County. uteraoon Of the next
az; ii Milton On sa,urday. Tsese @ az ase the she
last appointments that viii be made bT
ne Ssa;s Y, cenHA Committee Tne contest il
been ve1y Qnlet, strong nRnr only telog tnaf,s ta
close counties AZ tneEr has not been much *
Vii pe a.s enee tie mt .I1 q sets
not be 20 l&1ve Last fall II Is safe to za5 how.
eyef, that We Will roll up majority that no other
State can match, and that IA gnot enough.
The Central Iowa D!stri:, FAR Win open here
to o-moEnT. Some Nv entries we're male here To-
t31y. Tic prospect for xood exhibition In nne,
although the faes Of it, ha'1og been twice post
noned Will FoTk to tiE tnturJ.
Deans reasons for the failure to meet Ar. E1s-
SOP Oh the stump ere as fo.loEk:
!. The tratn len Mount Pleasant before Dean
WAS reaoy. :. His mother ls dead. 3, The Demo-
cratic Committee sent aYc dollars to paY expenees
lt an replies: i am not the tye-loliaF Kind. Men
81 ny standing and importance command nft5
seni. Please hnI enclosed the use dollars sent
me-: i appears that be forgot TO enclose II, and
W4sulso1,,S, Iowa Oct. 4-Tne Board Of su-
Rstshpss o y Warrington County appeared before
SauEe r >. sampson, Of the district Court OF
"a .rI = ana e ~ nut t~o members e1ye honda u
tAe enHa q tI.No each. to appear in the District
Conn Of thus county, On tue fourth daJ Of next
5, 1ssm, to naAs snsxer for eontcmpt Of sid sid
reiretnal ,njane,foa .sMas, nS assTssa ,s7xae q
X 70 nay accrued intsrcst tAilroat boudss1 IN
, 1869-10-05
BANK BURSTING EXTRAORDI.
NARY,


Gna nj cnAc Robbery ns th~ unrr ~
%n.uafn. go,n "
.s r,, sAuK una
Sa1ee BLOW oPea-A tzaut OF Ovcr
31oO,OtDs
r.,,~ .aa,.,a.. ,,..,. "., ~.
sar1.}t Gnnn st uae!nn Ia e. a. some iahoIeEs at
una.rYe,i conre ~ IN r.s6 I fry " Work toel
aod some loner nan+rs 1+nT s,oaa tne stteet
;nu1,fry. xhIch rr-ni:. =, ~ iaeae iea 20
Ssi{onxt Hsnt n En-.rh hS hness"tet5 Sals tue
When your reno,fer ar1trrn =, ~ Deeu loooeu
uutse crnrfs a..enhIat ~, - sne taeFe *as
exceot ;noss Snn xrre m nj ~ 1ore wese aomue1
re5orter. hay,nr mad tnn1n "a 49, = af'pt1 ~
u uititd. snu focnd Tr j u I'm. - ~. - ~.
York def<rt,Fe T.,1i-e msttrw ~, ~ s4s Nc"
nises, '''>4'1s '01 'e5 VI Inc pre-
The hane Il q fr1ct hn.,.tno x+,h j., ..,,.
b,pE etore .susts1 m tn" s1rtn .iaa ~ ~
prucnal trrsef Of the 1oVn satnIn,nn snd ~ M
Inc ,ltnot ri the nanhnrT EorE.it* p. H 80 VI
,r.tret 49, .,t ~ .NI o2aA - ic9 EetJ secure
oes con,antd ihepe NJ 9sne 3Ie 3ss;- q re ya,
IN T1re1n1,a I-.r -; III 10y noE4 tAta CnttaJ
ms3c he nsrn,irtnn 4um wv ~ ~ nl&la<.ptool aA!e
S.nis t,55sie 5 tSnrsH IT y nokyu. Aaa o. Inc
H. |oosEa taa "aa caeus eons]defed ~
Rs1.EIt,ou rnH, - aSa.nG .+.t ase.
.hnront fne flp;pe;..s 800 q ne ptemaes rs
front ssa1 nj hg ,Ha.1, s [,q aase ente!e1 o. sos
, 1869-10-05
SPnR1lHa MATTERS,
tupotsant Chanxea In the Dexter eurk Fail
Meeting froKr1mme-Thc Lsulariltc
Rncc4-t8ase Hail, tcc.


TIE Tuay.
The ottcGI3 Of the Dexter Park Association
with IN aiAc1.ty which rejects credit upon their
llberalty and discrimination, naye acted u?oa the
suggestions contained In THE TRIBUNE OF Sunday
last with reference to the fail tIo,:inR meeting,
and have 20 amended the List Of premiums con-
tatned IN the ot1cial programme as TO g1se etrong
the season Of taces, which begins % Tuesday
ntxL They NOW announce txo tnpor-
tut alteration N the proZsamme- First,
except LAZY Tnorn, American G,rA Goldsmito
MAID and Lucy. TO bt contested on the opening
day, u made s'tranes .fTee-tna1 Is. the usual en-
ing The Isce opeu % iii hofses wnlco a.e sJjasss
10 stand reasonable chance Of winning. bJ ini4
means stsnug neld Of good horses, some or
fee, viii nnaoubtedlJ enter for tue pure, and sae
result xl be . race which snoai1 a19rass 4 large
attendance. The second alteration conststs Of
Sest thres il 'To,.e on e
IL Thls also, with the absolute cena4uty that
none Of The RrcAs trotter8 from the East Will put
u an appeafsac+. ouant to insnss an splendid race
WILL Alt0ftther, IN view Of these extra Induce
neuts, the fall mestrng promises nrst-rase week
Of racing, A1d one which viii thoroughly tcserye
liberal md Ir1nlneratlse pAisunAge on the part
Of the public.
RACING At LoC1srItIL
LoC19F Tile. Oct A-The tall meeting over the
every respect Nas succesA. The weather was
cloudy ID part aod quite ch1lly. The track was
pronounced to be IN very fair condition ia the
tfSt race Exchange was deSideoIy thE fhyortte by
great odds; HeiNub0ld second; Nanny Douglas
third, aud Fes.atlles fourth.
SrXAAKY.-Galt House stakes, year o.ds; Two
mile heate. entrance So; Gait House adds St u>o.
X Inotns:'b: {. h,atsTtlie.
y X b.beetl { :. H<!mSoid
I'll = I'LL :'''''..."''.-dN
SECOND RAcE-SCNAARf.-Gteen stakes, mile
heals. tor three year Gltls that never sDowpt in
pdblic previous 10 the iat Of August: entrance
ted; pool seller adds $50.
lanes Sh.y9 dls
4. Keenc RehaIds ii. /. d; MisF;;s:.... Miesc; Ffsc..
Richards dlly WIS the fasoeite in the pools, sell.
Ing Tor The tTo heats oy two to one.
HAsK BALL
Il san Francisco Telegram, OF the 81 inst, gives
the Enl1owng ACCOUNT Of the base pAi! game pl4J ed
on Saturday LAST. between the Red Stockings and
the California P7cked Nine: "The game Hiin the
pscted Nine, to-day drew out the largest attend,
ance that haa Witnessed any Of the games plaEec
Alnce the coming Of the Red otock1uRH-t The
nine aeaected TO play in to-dAy's game showed
stronger than the regular mines that nave hereto.
fore cortended with the Red Stockings run
Ming the acort up to doable figures for the 1rs
t!Hle- The game resulted: Cincinnati -; Picket
Nine, H. H1rT Wright changed Positions wiki
hIatnAFd, and Waterman Went oenlad the bat, al!
Ing that position Ia the most admirable manner
Monday. and on T4esdaJ start for home, stoppluS
to nif engagements 1t several p.aces along .ht
route, Including Cheyenne, Omaha, Qatncy, LII
not1, and Indianapolis"
, 1869-10-05
The PEeas ond .sThc Panic

f56N nf NfF 1dyt Republic.
" are Fl1d for one Ie1son th11 tae "pauIc =" Is
ABOUT oser. Our Attachment 10 the profession Of
Journalism Is ai'noft passion, and Tor every one
o. i, nc branches n .e have profound respect Any
doties tnas se!ve TO Degrade that profession IN the
syea OF lbe pubic are unfortunate dnnes to say tue
teas1, ana the toontr thcJ are ended the better.
Sohseqoentiy+ II u not Without rrgTrt and lndia-
nasion inat the Spectacle has been Witnessed
curing ~ this week Of intelligent, active, and,
II ~ many y instance, re.pect.ae repo,ters e1-
0ets q the rold. gambling fraternity. Newspaper
men lave oeea forced 70 Play the 1py upou utterly
!feonseqDent. not 10 rag noiortous refsous and
% then wnsn aamttsed to an .'tnserste1 !" have been
ADMITTED under protest and made to endure TIC IN
soenee and t1oeolency Of sery coafse and ve5y
foucetted stock toboetA An ~en1eyprtse :" which
e1poees those tho accomplish It to such sI.cnts
and kcks md then conpea the paoi,czIioo Of il III
ts something which may be Necessary, though We
think DOT: any xa@, that the occadon tor It il
past u uatter fM thankfp1nees In cloNlz. We
dsatre to cali attention to the fa1e reTepEes waicn
the Tcposter1 have WteaEed. They have written
ont the language OF those who cel1rnted 10 fuuo
them with faithful lneralness, ana he murder Of
grammar, tue slaughter OF 81 nraI, and contenopt
for EngEsh which The interviewed - are allowed
to indusgr, II almost compensation for their IA.
Ecntlenanly conduct DoshcEsr vas not more
fully ooe!ed when he said. Write me down IN
n6ktH
, 1869-10-05

-. eaa sent her engineer md purser to thin
Sn3,d 70 ~ 1efo supply Of coaa toat taken 90
y JNu n4.m on New io1k not being aAapted to qnies
u.nTH ~ A1ef engaging supply Of eoAl returned
70 Their vessel and, without making Arrangements
spt III e1sl aooao they LEFT tn!s CITY last Night
ns essaor. u 4 smaA zo~-oeax- CollocIor Ramley
utI Poed dq s.t sna.anS ptssed N Tie h.as q pep.
tn 3Hneu osN4 ConMtsatoneE, placed him ou board
T. HAa PAT Of the Customs force. With ordet. 10
Enp 10 pf1Sateer Until further orderA Colonel
III snnhEille Il expected 70 cooperate with the
DEPUTY Marshal, II necessalJ. The ot1lcer1 who
ea sat;t ias ciJ. wefe sesJ bold and conodeut To-
teer Can te legally detained. Tne eyent crea,es
m6en excitement and conuent
oASAAfAAt Oct %-Thf3 morning Sftes has re.
Alatanna Il FeTnandias o. frta.. ae n,ena Som
g a. ot,'.en' asT5' ~ xita go men. Including
we're inpedlaisl5 put on board The csra and seu;
to Cedar ke5A, Whelr steamers 4NAt Ihem. mn
hundred asp arrived u Baldwin, Fla, from -,
IN raansn ~ On On sstutaay nlshf SUPPOSED to se por
Georgia. - ''~
brought up aid anchored nall mue below ,at
CITY ths evening. a nnmeef Of her onlcess ars
thtIc IL no pretext upder whlct
she can oe detained By the authorities lonRc
tfan necessary to nave IN liberalization into he
urn.nnett and craw. The Cooa i fofm.Jail,
Eeseel, and is represented ~ having great speed
She T. short Of coal and provisions now, and he
machinery Is considerably damaged. Auon9 he
onlcerz are Commodore Edward HigK1ns, Com
nAnder Thomas [. psrwin, Lieutenant Commando
Dasld 4: Teiisir, navigating ot1cert; and I1euteu
mt c. VI Read; Lieutenant Dr. Fred. J. AcSuisy
Surgeon: Eugene raicente, PayInasHrr: Preoua
Ingram, Captain Of Marine ana Private secse1xr.
to thess Comuodote: Ii. E ". Dunbar, Ass!stsa
SurRton, D. D. Mu1roe. First Lieutenant Q
MAftnfA
, 1869-10-05
SPRINGFIELD,


AkhisEoao Litigation - lncFcnHcd
hAllFund Eaaclttttct-AlAAonl
po.n1meut of Delegates To 1hr
-nrt,r, rn...u,..
~AFiNNA %""e@"Asoaa-tNe gnhtsoA
-1FcnhurJ AtecfPts-A Thriving
Policeman.
snrr,., 1ezn,,,b - ,r,. f,,,o.r, ,r,r,u
'"e'S4 oesta@e1 " ue .e Sa!eaRo llloane-
eFRfkoF1KLp, Oct
The case Of the Chicago 4 Alton Railroad COM
paDy vs- the PeortA, Pexin Jncksons.lle Railroad
Company. brought 10 thts cIrrni, m a chance of
vrnne trnn Moro,n f,onn,~ 80 hoto-, T,1as =. ~
-. .s., 49, HS-'' s4oSe Ao'
"uus asa.a .a's a.!esnoon. ar. AeAuuen' Sopes-
4tenoen1 o. 1he chicago Alton Railroad, and
HI. Allen, President OF the Fe0na, Fektn Jack
sonyille Ratsroad, we're present, With AE. Church,
OF chicago, MessfA. Lay, Green i Little, Of this
city, and Judge hummer, Of Jacksonville, apoear-
Ing for the Chicago i Alton Railroad Eotapany.
and MeHrA Morrison i Kirby, OF Jscksonytlie
appearing for the Peoria, Pekin i JACK
Alton COMPANY, compajnants tllei m amSnda.t
Dill makthr M. civ Of JArtsnn ulie rnrTY ia
fendani, whose appearance Was epicred. Ind bT
IA ne flirt in twentr H.v1 f1onn tha ntt-, -
ansTefs the court Ia 10 snnoRt a ~ mi. ts,o, y,
4 commission Of engineers to feport upon lie
case VIII be heard upon It's mertts, 'AS
No aC1lon Vas taken on Tie oontempt ca,as.
which Will doubtless be passed over without
Iurther action From conversation with tne
friends ot 10th ruads, have no doubt the
controversy wlu be aulcablT settled, AMI both OF
destse on the disputed territory. Tne Peor.a, Ps-
kin Jacksonville have published thetr fall tine
table, which took effect to-day. Two ualns run
nct1h and two south daily and make connections
VITA Al The roads At Jacksonville aud Peoria ~
ihls - Mas1aneement passengers can leave sar,paneld
II me morning and visit Peoria, anf remain there
thsec Or Tour noura, and rttufu to Sps1ugueld.tne
tame Gay. Elose connection xIl! he maize, also,
Ro!nG north End south.
4 large number Of distinguished strangers are
, 1869-10-05

The Lnbor IscIor1n Convention MT
N0frexgeFs

WORCESTER, Msss., Oct. a-The New England
Labor Refor IN League commenced Ita session
yesterday. and continued until this eyea1pg. Tho
attendance has been small ut the meetings, aDd
lev OF the distinguished speakers advertised 70 te
present made their appearance. john Orr1ss, Of
West Ro1huIJ, wAs chosen rtesident, and Tue
o11cert.were ali Of Massachusetts Tie utmost
latitude Was allowed In diycussiOn. Mr. 8
i Foster, Of this cits, wei! known a. au
antt-siayetJ and *omaas 1.ehts advocate,
spoke a. length IN opposition %
bt1lef, and aEatnst landed monopoleA. Oae
speaker accosed the Governor OF MASSACHUSETTS,
q nastng helped 10 rob the StAte treasury Of
ts,ceo,o osn. SAID Chariea Sumner WIS fa,ed 70 be
dAInsd 70 lower poittcal bell than eres Daniel
heo6tef WAS. and called The Republican par9y the
opPressors OF the worklrg classes, etc. xhi1e
a1othef took directly the opposite grounds Some
OF The operators favored the formation Of = sep-
aIate Poliuc2! party, while Others opposed The
PLAN some urged the formation OF trades unlop4,
ctc "4Ne others again wefr opposed 10 them.
A.H- n. Daniels aud Mtss Jeon1c Colllns OF
HcNou, Nefe among tho sreakera. The resolutions
acopsed oppose al speculation, Interest," rent,
&C. lnsfSt that an exclusive cu1Ecncy. whether
OF fnecle Or paper u only fo1 the adrantaRe ot the
oank notes, thelf psee TO be supplied wtth Tfras.
of5 eeftlncatea; charGe Sectet4ry Boutwell, with
rtpndiat1rG the OBLIGATIONS Of {aw aud fusstce.
o1o ttatc thas be should be tmreacaed; tus.1lJ the
noldfbR OF The convention on SaudA5; charge taet
tae Protestant churches generally hare apos.
sa6i1ed !rpul the tfCe nth. and are unteserrtn1
thr support Of Christians: opposed to the present
political pas1lef, and recognizes the rights Of the
WGrkln9 women, etc
The convention adjourned to meet In Providence
Oh me 18Th and 18th ln3t4utA.
, 1869-10-05
MISSOURI,
Opening OF the ST. Louis Arrien1sr
EAI and Mcchnutcnt Fnkr.
Special Dcspstch to The Chicago Tt1bune.

Opening OF the ST. Louis Arricn,sr.
FnI and ncchnntcul Fntf.
Special Despstch to The Chicago Tt1bune.
81. LoCN, Oct l.
FeEJ lew people In Illinois seem to be aware
that the St. LOUIS FAIR u not State Fair nor
County Fair, and In ories TO set them y1Rht. al,ov
me 10 say TO the readers OF TEE TRIBUNE taas the
u. Louis FAIR Is held under the auspices aud in
The interests Of tho Agriculture. ard Mechanical
own the grounds, hold The fair and par tue nre-
n1u1ns, and open their books for con,pcttt1on
without fec 70 ~ the world.
t1la has been, and the prospects
fer Z succeeftu1 fair arc fully reaxed.
The entries aEe larger than eret before, tho
grounds in better order. and.arges by forty acres
than were erer before uked. On this addition u
1ne h2lf-mlle track, aud 4 new ainph1theaffe
That wilt hold 1c,0o people, aud. what Eeems still
ttt1c1. the people arc here, not perhaps IN such
large crowds ~ hasc been present II former open
1bR daya, but yet = very respectable crowd. Com
1niIees have been busy With 1o&efs and fruits,
and lane and red ribbons have teen tied here and
1here The display Of fruits, preserves, jel1les,
cakes and bread, In various fof1nA u really su-
Refot even to The usually good display made here
ue tAole Vegetables Afe ha1tiiy fully represented
a1o ne show may be better by tomorrow.
~ VIC l10E. dfaught horses OF VARIOUS ages were
eoMn but excited little interest. After these cat
taaRe ooftes With fall complement one lady df1yer
III ~ sac List and setting Up for her ngntA She
n1i not Vt. pcrtsps because the committee were
IN The track, there vaa as.s a velodpede .aee,
, 1869-10-05
TIE WEST,

Omaha Items Pacific Railroad
shops i3urned-Thc Gold mtnr. IN
tho aRrathhh Provinces.
Special Despatch to The Cnicasn Trtbnnc,
OMAHA. Oct l.
There IA considerable excitement here, caused
b5 ihe competition tn the coal trade The bes.
Leh!gh *old u txelre dollars ton this morning.
but prices are again now up to twensy~foar.
Wm. L. fraudes hi. afternoon shoS Geo, Day1s.
COOK employed at the Metropolitan Hotel. tu hzs
room. Davis died in a few minutes. He Leaves 4
wife IL destitute circumstances. brandcs was a.
rested. lie claims that Davis had outraged his
little daughter, aged yeats.
About r. n. = nTe broke out IN the Union Pa.
cltc cafpeutershop and soon communicated to the
car shop, nne BRICK structure which Wa soou
entirely detfpJed. The prompt aud energetic &c
ton OF the Fire Department. and cain air prevent.
ed the IRE from reaching the machine shops,
which were IN great danger. The machinery WAS
come Whist damaged. loss to the COMPANY, prob
ably. &s',O0A MAnJ Of the WORT men lost yaluable
tools The shops will be Immediately rebuilt
4 telegram from Fnn Benton announces the A.
zsal Of pAztf from the mines tn the British Pos
seta:ons. They report the rninea t1cn bat the In
diana se1J troublesome TheJ found the remains
Of ihEs.e enierant waeona captured By BlAekfect
lat ytAT, together with the remains of Z WOMAN
and children murdered By them.
, 1869-10-05

Rn3lr0nd ProjCcxs-Euxthcr Par3Icu-
lnrs Concerning the indianapolis
IRorror-Attclnpted Suicide Ubft-
uaFy.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
ISDlAk1r0LIa Oct l.
An election was ordered yesterday BY The Com
1n!ss1onrre, for the 9Th OF November, upon the
question Of giving t6U, ,O0o IN aid Of the 1nilanA l.
lllnuIs Central RaiIfuati. TIE vote to grant the
Chicago nnd Delcns Railroad uu0 takes piace on
the 1S4h VI this month.
The Stnte Convention Of the Youus Mems Chris.
tan Association commences Al Lafayette this
evening. md Will continue In session until raurs-
day csct1ng.
The net proceedt OF the late Stats Fair will be
nearly 81, ,0tn- Most Of this amount Will be e1pend-
ed 91 se siy6 soopss 81 ts nssi
Of coincidence with the sufferers at the late acci-
dent at tue Tan, tut appropriated no money for
,a.i III 8s. e q Se ~
.Tnefc ~ three bodies s1a Remaining at
the nutetlake1's. One has Just been recoR-
nszed ~. = man sy tne name Of John
.cane IL aas DeIe e one he .ee1 E1Ss
brother living In sencca Fails, y. i. Another vas
that Of Wm; l,unning, aad the other has not Jet
The Cofones's Jury hare concluded the taking Of
testimony, and, II IL believed, will render verdict
to-mor1ow Dorn!ug e1UBcsaitug Mr. SluIer, aud
Cba1E1pE the engineer Nta HFOns carr1exsneas.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct 4-fhe best Information Oh
talnahe up to noun. pfaces tho humber Of kesl at
twenty.tour- .Tsepsy- y-one hare been identified:
ono body II Still at the unieftaker'k not known
atd paf'H Of that are supposed 10 be two persons
which IL Will oc utterly Impossible to shape. Two
die John Kennedy, a boiler. snaler, Of this city,
md Mira jackson Williams, or Franklin, Johnson
WTte committee appointed by the Toung Mems
Chrss'an Association Visited The families Of the
Killed aud wounded this morning. anu examined
4hfQ lltff 0tC%k4lfls4 There IL f6H KfrHtf&t mi
, 1869-10-05
PACIFIC COAST.

Dcparturea for China and japan.
SAX FR4Ec1sco, Oct Mr. peloug Minister
to Japan, NJ. Shepherd. Consul to feddo and
setefal ConMi1 q he United sla.e%, Grcas Britain
steamer ChiuA to-d4y. ~- ~~
Charles Wslcot1 Biooka, Japanese Consul N this
Cit, entertained The newly appolntcd Ministers TO
The next steamer will carry ts;26e0 in ,feasu.e.
13o9.N0 fer Heug Eons: $50 paIeenxers. So Of
whom arc Chinese with = hIHe delegatie1 Of
, 1869-10-05
NASBY

nrs Nasty Leaves Mnnch Chunk
OWING 10 n Mistake He 4Hnue in n
Financial Operasiou-A Chup1cr OF
Experience IN Mta.iasippL.