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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-12
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY

III. conceyf and dIstributlon will q X place
nnoel Ine ~, ~ tospnortIon
named m .ae ~. ,S,II he assisted by well known
Ing 1luepeeS ~. KnntrrLv who have
and emlnent eitLcns ~ ,he conesrt and 10
consen,e1 ~ W ~ drarinr and distribution
Of gifts: ., ,.,,,h ,,o, ar.
Tho holders OF uske's W rts,ion ~ them
awarded will be paid on RresenI1siTn Al thc
or their fraction, az INC once IN hr.Inss.
seeona Iay aa ~ thcrrshaI> and NAV DO sent
Gay ioI ~ si ih mntn an, Rsnk or EIpress Company
for collection; ILL., A J 0rS SsGs,. or SFsenSscts.
,S IN" =. Dromptiy sttended TO, and tickets re-
turned BY mall registered or e1pfe''e A'U'
s't Tict.,. are like Orccnbacks-sood only to the
holder. o,, unrdr.d
Buyers will note there are Only Sne IInndreS
Thousand Tickets, instead o. dI0 nonesr,
Thousand, a. In the san r[aneisso .,siSoicd
sold hat and paid The awards y four fl mgn NoS emo
Scr ID % lsth, 1870, and turned ed, over M,S,s siS o"'
II win DO particularly noticed that u is q mat
ter q impossioiltS 70. a ,ti. on moi Known what
the gin Of any number dTnwn HoM INC onn,
wheel will be, until the sealed oo2, WltI AnIount
or the gift plainly printed, - TAKEN ION tne
other wheel and opened IN I'LL Nlcm
dience, therefore the larger Rtns may not CONE
out till toward tho last, or IN INC miuue OF she
drawing. The 100000 GIT IN tne pan .,a aSS
co Gilt Coneert, un9Sr snS rrnhsr dawn and
Z. Fetcl., va ~ n.iS ~ a oentieman in New
wwas aMsfu'u anu pA
ofLeAnsr ,,un-. ,rd cins arc drawn BY
NJ ,biISr.n from q 10 IA yearr or age. 81
or Ti,o S,.,y,n9 viii be extensively published,
inc oiawink NJ tSctets viii have printe6
AUG paitivr oIueipt as,Jss farming Cinbs and dc.
Lsts tGnt snrsI vii nlesse address this onicc.
'niNs ''-" - a.
Tar aioo, AZ Tickets, sass
IL Tlekets Ios Soo, me $1,000.
% SSoo' A."
rh. ,ras,.jcned Late principal Business Man.
tne ,Sa Sssv sncccssnnI 9crcantIie Library
H9Kee,, Tnnc,,, ~ San Francisco. mas been an.
SIts SS. I'LL, ana manager on tho GIN Concert
ia ~ ~. pnhiic IJbrsry OF Kenturky,
~ S,.~ino viii tsLe place IN public. and
overrthinr VIII be done 10 satisfy buyers OF
eILSSay ~, ths,r interests will be rs We'll pro.
,scfed a. Il thew personally superintended the
,sSoIc sGsir 81
s,.~Npp M mn lwJNc.
HANNI"" va
Ths,. win bc tvo plass wheels, Ono wheel
,,i, con,.,n ,oo mn numbers. plainly printed on
,..,hor tsas TThc other wheel Will contain 721
Soses. each containing . gift. One Tag or mum:
Der win be drawn from The 100, 0oo. wheel, and
the nrst boz drawn rom INC seeSn1 y. ~
wnSei win S0.nhs ~ In q dr.Zn from tss second
ScS,sS III, he iSs I'm Of ;he lac drt drawn,
,rhsthc, am n or flOO, 900. as announced.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-12
Tho Necessity OF n Visit 0vereom,'

TO CoRnBsroNpkNIo. oa.i
Patients residing In any part.oi ne .Stals.
however distant, who may dcsire medlcsi hosISe
on tbeir respective cases, and who think proper
10 snhmit \ written statement OF such In prefer:
enee TO holding q ~perronal interview, are .ssares
that their communications VIII be held most
sscred. and the cure guaranteed. : 1855
All letters must be addressed TO the coHe'
'p' s Il F. JOsSELYN, n. D..
fDox 78l 0l6 Sacramento street,
between Montgomery and henrny,
ds,a!-nJyis San Francisco. Cal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-12

The COSMOPOLITAN DRAwING.-The
managers are settling with agents, and
the Committee Is making every prepa.
ration for the drawing. The day will
shortly be announced to the public. =
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-12

III PrIZcf, IN III ,eoo0LT0o
Amer paying the expenses OF the enterPrise
halance Of the proceeds arising. nom The sale Of
tIckets will be appropriated to the establishment
OF q FREE LIBRARY In Louisville, to DO
called the ..... ... .a. ...af.4 "a"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-12

President Grant, before moving Into his
beautiful cottage at Long Branch, requested that
the doors, shelves, doors and all the paint work
be secured; tho stains be eradicated from the
mantels, tables, statuary and the porce-
1nishings; tho rusty and furnished tin,
brass and coppcrware b. polished, and the whole
put In thorough order, that its brilliant and tidy
appearance might be admired by his friends. A
supply OF ENocH MoR9AN's Sous SAroLfo was
obtained. and tho changes made as II by magic.
r. B. Taylor & Co.. agents. San Francisco.
ano4.lm -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-12

STEAK BATHS EVERY DAY For rheumatism
stnr Joints. eatarrh in the head. cold on the lungs
and other complaints. take some Of DR.. Mayors
steam baths. Also warm and cold baths every day
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-12
SPECIAL NoTIoEd

IN ACCOUNT OF AN UNFoRsHKNAND.
~ unavoidable delay In getting returns from
our distant agencies, In Moptapa, Idaho. Colo
compelled 10 defer the drawing Of the Folsom
GIFT Concert, until tho S0th OF September. A
our agents there have BEEN notified to mako
Immediate returns In full, there will BE- no fur
ney, j. II. Burnham, Board Of Managers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-12
TO MILLMEH!

WE HAVE FOR SALE AT THE GOLD
wv HM NHws Once hHh . tun Of tuocttos .
En- EIP:. H aSistsn 81 S 'Ssfss :sss. VIZ TR1s s. :sai
deed psicsr FOR cash. hsi - 'lA~ IN .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-12

Free Advertisiug.-From family 20 lam.
lily, from city to city, from State to State, the
fame Of On. WALKERS VEGETABLE VNEGAR
BIrrERs, as o specific for al derangements Of the
stomach, bowels and liver, is continually o..
tending. Every invalid who tries the great
restorative, every individual who has ever wit.
messed its effect, becomes Its spontaneous ad-
~yertisor. Its voluntary missionaries are innu.
merable, and public enthusiasm in its favor
spreads faster than q prairie dre. r, gsg trrf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-12

MEDICAL.
MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
Cares Guaranteed, sr No Par R~ssuirsA:

- UHmnTHrfHWF
THIS CELEBRATED INSTITUTE has
l. enjoyed on this coast an uninterrupted sue.
cess OF eighteen ycars, and has become one OF
the renowned Hospitals Of the age. What the
celebrated Lock Hospital Is TO London, and the
no less renowned establishment Of Reord II 20
Paris, this Institute has become 70 the HaeiAc
t,oast. The thoufnnds annually received and
enred Al this place is in point or number Of pa.
tIeuts among the very nrst Of the world, and
he success Of Its treatment II second to
none. TO-, w -sg.s.r
seminal Weakness or s1ermatsrrhos.
The young man who experencestna roTln
weakness in his muscular and mental organiza-
don. should stop TO consider whence u arises.
ma Win dnd In the weakness Of the back, tremb:
ling Of the limbs, disordsrcd digestion, unAc-
couptable falling Of the powers OF the mind,
distaste for society, dread OF impending trouble,
forebodings Of evil. sleepleseness, troubled and
iascivious dreams, growing deafness, loss Of
muscular power, and numerous other Fymptone
of differentiation. tho positive traces Of that
most terrible and destructive OF AL oisesteS
seminal Misunderstanding away MS poNerpy
destroying his hopes OF life and mann9od and
dragging him along the broken path OF his e1.
i.tence toward a premature and loathsons gay4
To him who finds his life dribbling out N me
discharye Of the vital principle OF existence IN
Nocturnal and diurnal emissions, the mere ces.
sation Of Its appearance brings no assurance VI
Marriage, that holy once, that safeguard and
hope Of manhood, brings TO such 2 one no hSps
OF cure, but adds 70 his misesY INC khoNlsogs
that the one who looks TO him lor 20 muchoi
her happiness, Is q victim 70 nus evu; anH IN y.
nocent companion TO his punishment. ne aads
20 his misery and disorder until NOPE isayes
him, There Is no rescue except ID proper .no
IkilIrul treatment. Those who have oSc9mo we
Victims OF solitary vices, that drcadnl, hseh
nStino and destructive habit, ' lich nils thou
ssnds Of sick rooms with paralyucs ana conL
sumptves, and hundreds Of untimcly grssse
with its misguided ylcums, ~ .r,,i sy1nn,thi,s
e.,seciaIly address himself, givtngto eacn sna ~
assurance OF q PERFECT u EhAASsM 49,
Of diet. or fear OF exposure. i'a. '"l -. '." '
- -
Important 10 s9wjc,ed with
. When q fenlAle ~ III NoupiS W .aJssI s.aisi,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-12
PRATI's NEW LIFE!
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THE GREAT
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LIVER INvIcoRAToR,

LIVER ~INvIcoRAToR, r..
Prepared nom fresh Shaker Roots and Herbs,
cures Scrofuls. Salt Rheums, Fever Sores, Skin
Diseases, and oil humors and disorder, heredi'
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PRATT's NEW LIEF
Cure, Dropsy, Chr mic and Infsmn.toTy.
Rheumatism, Liver Complaint, Piles and Dys.
pcpsla, Beware OF harrh nauseatinR compounds
Inst weaken and conSipate the system, - y
i a: PRATT's NEW LIEF rs 1.
Regulates. strengthens and purines, .tin.
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spd keeps the bowels regular % clock.work. To
femslet In complaints incident to their ser, it's
M -. PRATT's NEW LIFEI .a
Cures Sick Headache and all bilious disorders,
and foriines the whole system against diLsass /.
PI,es. 81 oo-For sale by ali Drueg.,u
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-12

THIS OLD RsTABLIsHRD AND
L reliable Laundry Is prepared to turn ont
without Sefng damaged By manipulation OF
by chemical application.
Packages punctually called for and returned,
0niees q International Hotel, Tahoe House
and WallaceNs Fruit Store, South G street, VII.
Rtnia; and at Charles Brodhun's, opposite The
Gold Hill. ia-ghlS @HaISua
Virginia, August -, 1871. r''t % gIsustttJ
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-12
II Tickets for 500, 2s Tickets, sass,
bg Tickets, SJ00j lis Tickets, $1,000.

The undersigned. late principal Bua!ness Man.
aeer Of the very successml Mercantile Library
noInted agent and manager Of tho Gin Concert
In aid ar the Public Library Of Kentueky.
The drawing will take place in public, and
everything Will DO done 10 satisfy buyers OF
Tickets that their i~ntereets win be as well pro-
tected as 1. they personally su~perintended the
whole affair, ... HH|
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-12
MANNER OF DRAWING.

There will be two glass wheels, One wheel
viii contain 100, 900 numbers, plainly printed On
boxes, each containing . gin. One tag or mum:
Der will be drawn from The 100000 wheel, and
the 6rst boz drawn from the second or I'll boz
wheel will contain Q gin, neatly printed and
sealed up, and the gin 80 drawn nom ue second
whether 800, $1,000 or $4,000. as announced.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-04
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.
The Latest News.

Gold closed in New York yeSterda!
at ia.
A fearful fire is raging in the woods
north of Green Bay, Wis, and it Ii
reported that Occonto, Wis, is burning
The State Register published at Des
moines, (Iowa,) announces itself In
favor of Gen. G. N. Dodge as candidate
for United States Senator.
During yesterday afternoon gang oi
three or four hundred laborers employ.
ed by the Department of Public Works
in New York city, besieged the Comp.
trollers Office demanding the wages due
them.
The famous yacht Livonia, which ar
rived at New. York on Sunday, is an
object of interest. Many citizens visited
her yesterday.
Hon. Abiah W. Holmes, OF Dutchess
county, New York, was Yesterday nom-
mated by the Republicans for Senator
from the Eleventh District, by accla-
nation.
A fire occurred yesterday morning in
the glass works OF Wind gum j Frizzell,
corner Of Commerce and Richard streets,
Brooklyn, caused by heated rosin. The
building and stock were damaged to the
amount Of $4,000.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-04
INDIANAPOLIS.
Aecident-State Fair-Fire.

INDIANAPOLIS, October "a man,
Jas. Sims, in attempting to recover a
lost bolt in saw pit, last night, near
Columbus, was hit in the head by a
circular saw, which penetrated the
brain, and he then fell forward, when
the saw entered his breast, cutting his
heart completely out. He spoke twice
after the accident.
To-day is the second day of the Indi.
ana State fair. There is greater num-
Der OF entries made at this than at any
previous year. About an acre Of farm
implements are on the grounds. Farm
products are quite well represented.
The furniture hall is nearly filled up
already. The floral hall is being occu-
pied with forests OF flowers and fruits.
The mechanical hall is already filled,
and it makes a frst-class show. The
trotting match comes off al 2 P M. to-
morrow, and the prospects are that
there will be very large attendance.
This morning, at three o'clock, the
saw mill, owned by Ames e. Murray,
was burned. The total loss, including
the lumber and building apparatus, is
estim ated at $4,000. Insured for $1,000.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-04
ROCHESTER,.

ROCHESTER, N. Y, October 3.-The
city is crowded and the hotels are full.
The German delegation, from New
York, arrived this morning. The Til
den Reform delegation has also ar
rived. The Shandley and Tweed dele.
CATION is expected tonight. Nothing
will be done until evening.
EThe Reform Delegation held caucus
this evening, and appointed several
committees. The Reform party say
that Tweed has come up to take his
delegation home. Mr.. Tilden made a
mrtreei'iisHsGarthe State Central con,
from the contending delegations, bdt
Tammany have declared that they will
accept no compromise. The delegation
from Kings county will undoubtedly
stand by Tammany, and the probabili-
ties are that the Rice delegation will
join them.
The State committee met at | o'clock
tonight at the Osborne House, but
without transacting any business ad-
iourned until 10 tomorrow morning.
The probabilities are that Hon. Lucas
Robinson will be nominated temporary
Chairma, and Hon. Horatio Seymour
as permanent Chairman.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-04

The World thinks Judge Barnard
injunction order has accomplished a
revolution in the city government, and
that the only way out of it is to'repeal
the present city charter. 1t says that
bestowal Of power upon Deputy Comp,
troller Green meets with general ac-
quiescence and approval.
Committee Meeting.
The committee of Seventy had long
meeting las. night, and adopted con-
stitution. A committee Of Conference,
with the Albany Council of Reform
was appointed and instructed to request
the Mayor to appoint such inspectors
Of election as they might nominate.
At a meeting of the Sinking Fund
committee yesterday, it was ruled by
Mayor Hall, and acquiesced in by the
rest of the Board, that it had no power
to raise money to meet the present
financial crisis in the city treasury
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-04
CONNECTICUT.
The TOwn neutrality-suspicious.
Generally Successful.

The TOwn neutrality-suspicious.
Generally Successful.
New HAVEN, October 3.-In New
Haven city at the town election yester-
day, six out of eight wards were Re-
publican. The city government will be
strongly. Republican. The Democrats
elected the Town Clerk and Selectmen
by greatly reduced majorities.
HARTFORD, October s.-In the town
election held yesterday, the Republicans
won a great victory, electing A. S. Still
man over F. A. March, for first Select
nah, by a majority OF sec. Only one
Democrat is elected on the Board.
The Democrats elected Levi Wood
house, Town Clerk, by a majority Of
79l, and John Finney, Collector, by
twenty-one majority, also one Grand
Juror. All the rest of the officers
chosen are Republicans by majority
of from three to four hundred. New
Britain, West Hartford, Vernon, and
Wetheriord, also 60 Republican.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-04
Do Bees Destroy Grapes :

have recently seen several com
plants in the agricultural and othel
papers, that bees were destroying grapes
l have also heard it very confidently as
serted by some Of my Horticultural
acquaintance that their grapes-espe
cially Delawares-were being thus des
troyed.
am compelled to doubt all these
statements; and believe that careful
observation will show that bees never
attack grapes which have not had their
surfaces broken by some previous acci
dent or ordepredator; and that they simply
utilize by converting into honey the
juice which would otherwise be wholly
lost.
Appearances are often against the
bees and at one time | also thought
they were the destroyers, but subse.
quent observation and experiment con
vinced me that birds are the real often
ders in all cases.
The robin, cat bird, blue jay and Bal
timore oriole are all grape and small
fruit eaters; but the oriole is the great
est rascal ofthe lot, and therob!n next.
AS soon as the grapes commence ripeA-
ing, the orlole begins his operations.
He pecks into the ripest and perhaps
sucks out little juice thea rs il in
stigated by curiosity to see if other ber-
ries of the bunch are not more to his
taste-or perhaps possessed By the
spirit Of evil-he attacks grape after
grape and cluster after cluster, until
ali he can conveniently reach are pune
t4red and partially destroyed, while he
I'm. Very large 5ff dHaEtqPtalSE, tqPtaS p99Ftl9n 81 o!
are thus ruined by these pestilent little
vandaIs, often before their agency in the
matter is suspected. They usually
work very earl ly in the morning or when
no person is around, for they are as shy
and cautious as they are villainous.
The robin is more open and above
board in his depredations, and will eat
your grapes with saucy and defiant
chirp in your very face He is more
honest, however, for he actually eats the
greater part Of the grapes which he at
tacks, and is only a formidable enemy
when REINFORCED by numbers OF his
fellows. Nothing short OF repeated ad-
monitions in the shape OF powder and
shot seems to affect him. After score
or two are killed, the remainder take
the hints that their presence is undesir-
able and for tine leave the neighbor-
hood.
My principal reason for belief that
bees only attack grapes that have been
previously injured by other insects or
birds, is this: Whenever protected
grapes, as | often have done those that
| specially desire to preserve, by cover.
ing them with coarse netting, bees have
never disturbed them, although they
had as free access as before. And |
bunches which were partially destroyed |
before being covered with the netting
have had only the punctured berries
afterward eaten by the bees; all the
rest remaining untouched till fully ma
for weeks after all
punches were entirely de-
'troyed.-Georgc ". Campbell in Ohio
Farmer.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-04
Mares I'm Place of Hor.e.

Nothing on a farm is more profitable
than a good brood-mare. With the
present high prices of horses-which we
do not suppose will become less-a
handsome addition to the income of a
farmer may easily be made BY keeping
a span OF mares instead of horses, and
so arranging matters that the coming
OF the colts would not interfere with the
farm work. The raising of a pair Of
colts would cost comparatively nothing
until they were three years old, when,
If such animals as an ambitious far.
mer would desire to keep about him,
they would bring $500, and possibly
more.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-04
The Price Of n Consulate.

Mr.. George Roosevelt, clerk in the
Interior Department appeared in the
Criminal Court at Washington, last
week, as a witness in the case of the
Government against Dennis Darden,
and testified as follows:
" ! am clerk under the Government
in the Interior Department; have been
so for about five years.
was seeking for position, and | was
introduced to John Mccarthy, lobby
ist. | wanted a consulate, but had not
money enough. | had only about one
hundred and fifty dollars.
Judge Fisher-"How much money
does it take to get consulate?
Three hundred dollars.
What consulate did you apply
for p
"Pernambuco, Brazil.
THAT is a small consulate
ut is worth about $1,000 in gold q
year :
How much did you lend him ?"
1.-TWO or three hundred dollars.
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THE FENIAN ARRESTS.
Sentenced.

Sentenced.
VERSAILLES, October 3.-Marsenau
the Partisan journalist, has been tried
and condemned to death by the Yer
sailes tribunal, charged with com
plicity in the assassination of Arch
bishop Douboy.
The Strike.
LONDON, October 3.-The labor strike
is still undecided. The present issue
between labor and capital affects the
vital interests OF the country and threat.
ems to become question of national
importance. 1t is believed that ex-
haustion will alone bring about set
Element.
Committed for Trial.
CORK, October 3.-The four Fenians
who were arrested on Sunday during
the collision, and examined yesterday,
We're fully committed for trial.
RemOnStfance.
LONDON, October 3.-Baron Won Ar
MIN addr, ssed renewed remonstrance
to Count de Remustat concerning the
treatment OF Germans by the citizens of
Lyons. Count de Remusat again re-
sponded with the assurance that the
Government will protect and indemnify
the Germans, and have the matter thor
oushly investigated. -s~sp-s-zSss-
The steamship Bremen touched at
Southampton. The steamship City OF
London has arrived at Queenstown.
The steamship ST. Laurent has arrived
at Brest
FOundered.
LONDON, October 3.-The ship jaime.
Booth foundered in the Bay OF Biscay
in the late storm, and nineteen men
were drowned.
1t is reported that Kellilla, in Mo
rocco, is sesieged by force OF twelve
thousand Kabyls. Reinforcements are
promised the garrison.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-04
CHICAGO.
Judgment Affirmed-Railroad Con.
ductOr's COnvcntiOn-Pews Rent
ed, &c, &c.


ed, &C., &c.
CHICAGO, October 3.-The Supreme
Court Of Illinois has affirmed the decl
sion of Judge Booth Of the Circuit
Court of this city, that the Thomas Gil
bert Woman's Home scheme was lot
tery. 1t will be remembered that Gill
bert was fined 500 in the Criminal
Court on conviction under two or three
indictments, and the matter was carried
before higher court.
Delegates to the Railroad Conductors
Convention are rapidly arriving and
now number three hundred. Fifty ar
rived this morning. The Convention
will meet 10 o'clock in Hooles Opera
House. They will be in session two
DAYS. On Thursday evening a grand
social reunion will be held in Bogg
House, and on Friday they will partlcl'
pate in an excursion.
The pews in Olivet Church, now oc
cupied by two Presbyterian societies
were rented last evening for $4,000.
The St. George Society held meet
ing last evening, James John, Presi
| dent. There was quite stormy meet
ing, in consequence Of the discussion o.
certain proposed amendments to th'
constitution and bylaws. The two
chief propositions, to allow persons borr
in Great Britain or her colonies to be
come members and sign declaration t
adhere to their allegiance to England
then the United States, then the Stat
of Illinois. Both propositions were lal(
on the table by a decided vote. Ih
result of the meeting is likely to caus
dissension in the ranks.
The Grand Lodge of Ancient Free
and Accepted Masons of Illinois, met II
their Thirty-frst Annual Communica
ton at Metropolitan Hall this morn
ing. Nearly 1900 delegates were present
It will be in session for three or fou
days