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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-21

The annual session OF the law department Of
the University Of Georgetown, as will DO seen
by tho advertisement, begins next month. The
reputation Of this old and WelLosta hlished uni.
yerslty In all It's branches Is too we'll known TO
need any especial rooOmme ndatlon, and It's list
OF students Tor the coming season Ii n guarantee
that II will maintain It's popularity.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-21

Six individuals assembled last night at the
Columbian Law building, on Fun street, pur-
mani 10 a cali for a ratification ol the nUmlna.
lion Of Dr. B1uldin. Nine o'clock rolled around,
and Notwithstanding tho brllllancy produced
BY sew oral Chinese lanterns displayed conSpic
uously In front Of the door, tho crowd did not
inofoise and an adjournment followed.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-21

THuRsroH's ivory Pearl Tooth Powder is the
best Dontrihoe In use. II ksspsths fs,th clean
and white, and the gums souud aud healthy.
Price 20 and % cents.
JouvhA's Inodefohs KID uiuts Olsanor 10 fat
superior TO anything known. Prizes 20 cents.
Thoirson's Pomads optlme 10 sSqdisite. II
goftsns, beAutlnes, and Strengthens the hair.
Price 7b and 80 cents.
All for sale BIZ UTuRRlsta,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-21

The following was the range ofthe Thermometer
yesterday at Hemplor's optiolln store, no; 10y
PonnBylVania avenue, corner Of FOuT.and ANAL
street; y m. o.; 10 a. m, TO- u ~, ~ y. IN,
Tii D. M, Tbi y. m, Ill .. m, 70.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-21

WASHINGTON AND OHIO RAILROAD
w Spring Bohsdula, PoElnninE April 1, ibl3, ivy
tTAlna daily (eHoOpt eundAyu( between AleEAndiA and
Hamilton, Leave AleIAndriA At :tb q N. and 10 D,
rive At Hamilton At II q, N. and 8 10 p. N. Leave
Hamilton At ~ m. and Y 80 p. m. pass Loesburg
at . and ~ y, M, and arrive Al Alexandria ~
Ob q. m. and y. 08 ,. M.
tTAin from Hamilton connect AZ Hamilton With
kemp's daily line Of Coaches Tor PuroellVlllo Sniek
eTuytllS, BsTryVills aud Winchester Also, with
Reamsru line ~ Ooaqhes, which leave LsosbuHE daily
for Aide and MlddlSburE.
All Goods, Per steamer Railroad or ETpresa, 10
care OF X. IL aAYEhEll, Freight and Ticket Agent
at Alexandra, will be forwarded far al Hamilton
free OF charge other tnAn our regular tariff rates
Communication Tickets, three cents per nile;
Annual tickets, SD. X. H. HAVEhhR,
mJiS-u GsnoTAl Ticket Agent
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-21

Those Interested In this beautiful game will
be pleased to hear that Msssrs Miller n Jones'
popular rooms will DO thrown open to the public
again this afternoon. This ostablishment has
been handsomely decorated and rented, includ.
ing new tables Of tho latest design, balls,
cues, sc.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-21

Mr.. Gatohell reports as follows 6l3 cattle
offered; $40 sold, at 3HolE; balance remained
over; 1851 sheep and lambs were offered. Lambs
sold from 81 to ~ 81 per head; sheep 4fl5lS
cents. With the exception Of few sheep ali
the stock was very ordinary. Condemned one
(oWe) sheep.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-21

Messrs. LatImor h CIeary, auetIoneers, will
sell this morning, In front Of their auction rooms
n varied and valuable collection Of goods, In
gas fixtures Of Thos. W. Miller, esq, to which
we would call the particular attention OF dealers
and hOusekeepers,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-21

/ The condition Of tho marine named Herman,
who was found by Mr.. John Downs, Thursday
night, lying on l street, between Eighth aud
Ninth streets southeast, stabbed In tho right
breast by some person unknown, was improved
last night, and hopes are entertained Of his re-
cOyeFy,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-21
Tue sEvENTH-sTHEgT CASE.



The case OF Mattingly vs.. The District Of 70.
lumbiA has occupied another day, and there still
remains much argument undeliVoTed.
As soon as Mr.. Justice Humphreys took his
seat yesterday morning, Mr., T. A. Lambert re-
sumed his argument repeating the statements
and observations 10 relation 10 Seventh street
and It's pavement which have become familiar
TO the public through tho numerous publica-
lions Of MessTs, Mattlngly 4 90, contractors, TO
fight the assessment for paving Seventh street.
The morning and bis argument ceased together,
and 1t was nOJntlio when he rested from his
lahOTs.
Mr.. Bond read tho answer OF Mr.. Linylllo,
which shows such facts Of the case - came
within his knowledge, and sets forth that he had
acted 10 tho work with the most perfect lntoY.
rity and good faith. He also read the atndaVit
OF Surveyor Forsyth and some exhibits amer
which recess was taken.
AMER the recess, Mr.. Cook, for tho defendants,
argued that the c0mplainAnts had no standing
In court They had sued collectively, but they
had no common interest which authorized them
TO unite in one suit. Each property holder had
been specially assessed, and not In common with
another. In this connection he referred APPROX.
inRly 10 the opinion Of tue sitting justice delv'
cred in a late case In the court u bdRC,
Before the conclusion Of Mr. Cooks argument
the court adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-21

Of the room Of the Jackson Democratic AssooIa-
tion, at which ]. L. Morris presided. Addresses
were made by Dr. 7. q. Clayton, r. S. Davis, q.
W. Hattoni J. W. Moore, l.. q. Hlno and J. W.
Green.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-21

BY a typographical error We said IN yester-
days issue 10 the report Of the ratification meet
ing 10 the Fitth district, "Dr. Pardon closed by
saying that the Fifth district had been hOnOTed
In NE represent them" &c. What do dii
say was That the district had been hOnOred for
two years by having tho speaker Of tho House
lMnlAol 70 IepTeaanL Lhom,n hl.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-21
uaHEuL EAoTu wuHTH EuuwIHa.

A. NJ. TuBNAN, Il3 Ninth street, Is selling
wall papcr window shades, 40, cheaper than
any one in tho oitV
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-21

IOtAl.. AlOO,ozv u
The total Gust Of the entire improvement Of
New York avenue, from Ninth 10 Fifteenth
street west, including per cent, for expenses,
was, above stated, Sl0O, $40 Of, one third Of
which Ia chaTgeAble To the property bordering
are as follows:
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-21

Total frontage as6essable ,,,,,. q $50 feet;
"a al ~ SnJ sn psS m aiso nSr ront font
FIhe change al yrads TeioTrnd 10 TealIy saved
the property owners a large sum Of money and
also great iamauo,
1 have Caused The aboye statemenl 10 be copIed
psTbdIim rom The auditoT's hooks and youohoTs.
without eonde nsation, ia order that your com.
mIttee NAV have avery item Of Inc WORK before
Won,
am. sir. yory respeetnllIy. your obedlent
servant, ALEx. ii. silEPHERD,
Vice President,
NJ, Ioh, wu.,, o1.,.,, a.. o,I,a,.In. n,.-
rDhi. SO III h,,3n u"0'0" 'ho 'o''O"hs Pe
Rs'ojriJ Th1 III .,D,.ol.,o IN. ann.
Isl Jealous and peTseyerlnE Efforts OF the BosII
Civ, ihaI h rSI I e nrgS,s mnn0 y, oT N
slh s" 49, nv ialin aliu on1i sv'S - s,d
$3.50, ' 80, ~ III ,,,S s ~. ~
,r.,,snt ~. ~ ~ " - ~ -
1891. 90 y, ,a ,i aJ hiH ~,
w oui i "a ~
zero thSnks and IrcIr ~ astsrmInSiIon AZ en-.
J s'' ~ anu .uS'i W. ~, ,t h. ~, ~
ugnFoI 70 secure sucn lesiH,ioh neISaiSI
tboss nDiuSt and onnressiSS laws sntIIls them
-, i's ~ i - PP,., ~, hits -,
1hsr ,S.1 sincere g5au..oGS ~. Tn n%r enter 6I
tHSoe M 49, ~ ~ b - ~.
ooaIu, anu tne hIsnSss ~ In, III W
tbHt n SanII 10 mai or syn,JIrnt IN SnbiSct onr
,onar,, 10 tho Sions aT ,hnss nHI9St ami
ddrnPrsssI,s IaSsS PonJ III, 70 Snn,s Sn;nTs snd
UprsStsin rsiIsf To- tha ,Sr,n,,s al ShiSh W nov
cnmnInin ~ '1N -
We will. tbsreIors. apoIy To the eourts for
So1ntTv vii Y" yiys ~ 'n0 '""' VI Jul
hsso,Vea, nS' INC ~ n Sn
ma ro,n1 NJ Girw,,L mi 'si,yn a nansS 10 Inc
sttsri ,SoI W.. lii a,,i1 10 az conIIs a. TsIIsS
and 10 tbIS and viii aTTss 10 engage tho ser.
III SO Of t6rSs ,nTrnotsnt iavvcr. "a nTosent
~ niat'eis " Wy " 80 sSu 80
'"4 pJpo ". ~ az St1nt C,o,
~ uHt W W t'i ~ :, y, Pt ,,d
~ tnS bIoPVt'y ttI 49, " SiS,ns -
TOM Nhon " pay 'nyeo yts set .as ~
are lheldent 70 me pt9Seouuon o. we sun, sail
nohoy 20 10 pau " ueoieo VI ~, Lux MhG ~
LSSusstoi 70 act Us teasuIorO VI thiS 'uuu anu u
ulSOpIse H. -,--.
John o. Hardness anu otherS maze sPee o iSs
resolutions,
a motion was made to alTlko out the pTeamblei
which was carried.
Tho resolutions were then adapted
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-21

pHEcua, PLAIps Stripes, Herflngbone RIbs
And other styles Elltablo Toe pnntsi when ns
are nreparod 10 make ia the best style ana
ioNnkl nTIsoa. EisEMAH n Bro,
5OT Seventh street, May Building,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-21

CASHMERE PAHTs In large variety. These
goods were made by our best custom hands In
dull season. They cannot be surpassed In style
and quality, EIsEMAN BRo.,.
500 Seventh street, May Building.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-21
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAJ

BALTIMORE AER HSTOmAc RAJ
DKPoT ooRNER SIXTH AND b STREETS
hOKfHWKHT.
TRAINS LEAVR FOR TRAIRB ARRIVE AT
BALTIMORE. WARRINGTON.
dsiJ,. ,' '- II pres. Sshy. ssSsOt sas.
DAILY. SO !, m, Mall. daily. sI.
10 aB .. N, Western VI. eept Sunday,
day. pros, daily,
10 r. ~, Baltimore 40 Sb p, M, Pacific EEpTesa
commodaiion, daily, "a, daily, except sunday,
Cept ~ ndAy II 10 pm, daily 0fcept
9 y n. Cincinnati EIprpas kunday
daily, except SUNDAY, 9!B .. in, AooommodA.
7lb y. ~, Western Nj ton, daily.
p'ess, daily 1880 an. QnAntlo0 Aoo'n,
dally,0Eoept SUNDAY,
II a. ON, daily, on, Bun.
Passengers leaving tlieiT orders At Ticket Once,
northwest AiIth street and PennaylyAniA ave
nus have thar baggage called for and checked Al
hotels and residences 70 AL point1 North And West
ThTOuRh tioktA To Cincinnati, Columbus, IndiAnApoa
Louisville, st Louie, New Orleans, UhieAHo, Omaha,
ian Francisco, nnd all polnta North, est
and Southwest. - -
PERCY q. SMITH, Agent
Olbeei Sixth and PonnsylVAnlA GVSnus.
v. l. QUARRY, General Superintendent
: 4. YOUNG, General Passenger Agent iJ9t
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-21
CITY ITEMS.


The Weed Sewing MAohlne-the machine that
Eiyos more general satisfaction than any other
can be purchased or leased on favorable torms,
at Oompany's Agency, COZ Ninth street In
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-21
WIZ n %44B A 70. BAIEINE8gE 2ETBs
spEE STEAM AID H9TWATER HEATING

AND NTNI ILNTIWW WTFNHNTU0s : -
Nothing injected With our homs, liz health,
comfort and happiness can Justly command more
Important consideration than the quality and vital.
ity Of the air, the element upon which chiefly de.
Ponds thu aIlstoneO Of those most dear 70 ud. our
their lives within doors Hence, the artificial heat
which may make that air impure bsoomos = subject Of
the many hulldinEA where our AppaIltus y 10 use
Howard pniysrAt OoroorAn Art GAlieIy, h9sonio
and otunda q Uni % states Capitol, MAlAoh School,
FresdmAn's bAnk, Patent Otfioo, y, W. Thompaonh
dESillpE MATAhAll Browns, Tho6, j, DuTAntG, Gen,
Geo. ", BAlloOh's, GovOrnoIs hAn5iop, Annapols,l
lum, baltimore. Send ioE descriptive eiroslAT aud
fHE PARIS RANGE AND PARIOR SUN AND
LIGHTNING FIRE,PLAOE HEATHflB received
the premiums a the MGTyAnd stats FAiI the kAif p
Of New York. They sTS, The best RARGy And ti5e.
principal DsAiofS In WaahlnGton, GsoftotoWp and
Alexandria, sop1tm
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-21

A NORFOLK, Va, correspondent writes
The oyster Is perennial fish here Tho
people In summer cool of on oysters and
brandy In winter they get up acomiortablC
glow on brandy and oysters. found the
whole town In 4 condition OF latent enthusl-
Gsm ut the approach Of the opening season,
which begins on the fret Monday 10 septem'
Der. Every man, woman aud child In Nor
folk feels rellgiously bound TO punish four
dozen on the hrst day Of the season 70 set a
good example 10 the rest OF mankind"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-21

4 WOMAN OF BUSINESS" In Arkansas has
Just tarrGd-And-feathBTed her husband. II O
fellow Is TO DO "ku-ltluxed, how much nicer
II must DO 10 have II done by the wife OF his
bosom than by the cold, rough hand of q
hooded stranger!
IT Ia estlmAtOd that the lives Of the cltl.
gems OF Ohio are insured 10 Ihe aggregate
amount Of 9l80,QQ0, 900,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-21

! HiFAN WAshfsaToa, b. O., tsSasl %, Isl9.
On the petition Of kLlzAuHTH y, hARan, q Ola
olnail, Ohio, AdminintTatTlH Of Nathan d. Marsh,
Diseased, PIaylne, i95 ne S5tsalloR q = PltsHt
SSfyRIlon Of Hissh for Food
ID 10 ordered that the toltim0ny IN the case be
olossd on the 29th day Of October neEtI that the
time for hnE arguments and the HEAininor'a report
SSd petition be heard On the 18Th day Of November
neKt.
SS3j,t5W ~. %, LEddETT, o0mmlhElonSF.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-21

Every landowner who wishes TO sell should
take advantage Of extensive advertisements
u. n. WARNER,
f2g Seventh street.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-21

Names decision Isa Psrham. ptory.-BO'ioH
POH,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-21

I'D Seventh street, now offers great bargains IN
the fale Of unimprovod property IN tho SUBURBS
a tho city.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-21

THE WHshiBgtGu Guy SaNlngh bn"h'
corner Of Seventh street and Louisiana avenue ;
paya Der cent interest on all deposits De
beslta ein DO made and drawn ut Will
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-21

CASHMERE Suits In ffook and d0uble.hreasted
sack style, from 40 TO 40.
EIBEMAN \ BRO.,
SOS Seventh street, May Bulldog.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-21
Deducted and disallOWed by
auditor Board VI Public

B.rIilichiR'S biL
l,lj8i feet Scotch tile, IL
inch, and laying,At s. cents SLOT IS
los feet Scotch tile, 6inch,
and laying, at - CENTS. I6II
2 ieet Scotch tile, l2lnch, Tor
traps, at IS oents........... ITO
los feet bxl2 house cOnnsc-
lions, at 4l.3s......,..... lIOOl
II manhOles, 10 feet inches
deep, at s65. 3s.............. 1874 50
2O2lli cubic yards eXcAVa.
tiOn, at 40 cents. ........... sOs w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-27
PEACE JUBILEE.

BosToN, June 28.-Fifteen thousand
people, exclusive OF the Chorus, were at
the concert this afternoon. The pro.
gramme was one of the best yet given.
Leutner, Strauss and all the bands having
parts were encored. Leutner answered
with "Home, sweet home" Strauss with
his famous polka, and the bands with
American airs.s "Pleyel's Hymn" was
sung, conducted by Tourfee, and "Old
Hundred" closed the programme.
The grand ball given this evening at
the Coliseum was attended by at least
$4,000 people. The English, German and
French bands performed the Introductory
music. The two and q half acres Of floor
from which the seats were removed werc
literally packed with would. be promen.
aders. Locomotion in any Of the promen.
ades was difficult, and soon alter the
first quadrille was attempted, those
who did not propose to dance,
sought rest in the spacious gallery.
Strauss led tho waltz. and including Nor.
genblatter, Kuntsler Leben, Blue Danube,
Wine, Women and Song, Weiner Void,
and a thousand and one things, the
order was interspersed with q1adrilles
under Gilmore, the bands furnishing the
promenade music. There was little
dress affair, being on the popular scale;
The floral ornamentation, added to the
regular decorations, were very handsome
The President and a portion OF his Cabi.
net, and Count Arno, Minister from Aus.
tria, and Wertcmburg, representative ol
the Netherlands, were present.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-27
Georgia Democratic Convention.
VAGUE pECLARAT1oNs-No 1NsrRrcTIoNs

VAGUE DEcLARATIoNs-No INSTRUCTIONS.
ATLANTA, June 2G.-The Georgia Dem.
ocratic State Convention was as large and
as able a body as ever assembled In Geor.
gia. It's action was entirely harmonious.
The President was Albert Lamar, of Mus.
cogee. Resolutions were adopted as fol.
lows:
ResOlUed, That the Democratic party Of
Georgia stand on the principles of the
Democratic party Of the Union, bringing
into special prominence, as applicable to
the present extraordinary condition OF the
country, the unchangable doctrine that
this is union Of States, and that the in.
destructibility Of and equality with each
other Is an indispensable part of our DO.
litical system.
ReS0l0cd, That in the approaching elec.
tion the Democratic party invites every.
body to cooperate with them In the
jealous determination to change the pres.
ent usurping and corrupt administrator
by placing in power men who are true 10
the principles. OF constitutional govern.
ment, and Of a faithful and economical
administration of public affairs.
ReS0lued, That in our opinion the dele.
gates 10 the Baltimore Convention should
go unmolested by instructions, and should
act with all lights before them as they
deem best for the good Of the party and
for the welfare Of the country.
The delegates from the State at large
are Gen. II. l.. BenninP, Gen. A. r
Wright, of the Augusta Chronicle; Col
Tom Hardeman, Col. Julian Bartridge
Gen. A. s. Colquitt, Col. G. T. Goode
Gen. j. B. Gordon and Col. J. w. Avery
Of the Atlanta Constitution. All are con.
servatives, and are favorable 10 a harmo,
nious action at Baltimore.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-27
BOSTON.

BosToN, June 28.-The various Irish
organizations Of Boston and vicinity voted
TO turn out in full force and regalia to
receive the Irish band, which sailed on
the 10Th inst. The Fenian Brotherhood
will parade on the occasion.
President Grant is expected 10 attend
the Jubilee this afternoon and a ball this
evening. He is making quiet visit, dis.
pensing with all formalities. President
Grant, Gov. Washburne, the Trustees Of
the Peabody educational Fund, and other
distinguished gentlemen, attended the
commencement Of Harvard College.
There was no military escort.
The attendance at the Harvard College
commencement, to-day, was unusslly
large, owing, probably, TO the presence Of
President Grant and other distinguished
persons. There was the usual procession,
followed by literary exercises in the
church, and the bestowal oi degrees by
the President. President Grant, Gov.
Washburn and James Martineau receiv.
ed the degrees of L. L. D. Much enthu.
siasm was manifested as the names Of
President Grant and Gov. Washburn
were called, the audience rising and
cheering. E. lockwood Hoar was cho.
sen President Of the Alumni.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-27

Mn. OKEY JOHNSON, in a letter to Inc
gIn,,rr. shows very clearly that no elec'
linn Of congressman can take place either
on tbe Alb Thursday Of August or, if'he
Constitution be adopted, on the 4lh Thurs
5,yOf October. He thinks they may be
elected on the Cd Tuesday Of October the
day fixed by the new Constitution for the
general State elections. Mr. JOHNSON
iorpets that there can be but one general
State election this year, il the Constitution
he adopted, and that must be on the 4'h
Thursday of August and that under the
nroyision of the Code on which he relies
congressman can be chosen only at gen
ersl State election.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-27
a Full Opposition Ticket (aud a
Good one.)

GRAFTON, w. VA, June 25.
To the Editors Of The IntellIgeneer. %
Gov. Jacob, God bless. him, has at last
consented to be an independent, honest,
anti Baker. Walker. .Camden.H. G. Davis
candidate for Governor. All hail Gov.
Jacob and an honest administration OF the
affairs of the State. But why stop with
the decapitation Of CamdenS Why not
put a ticket in the field that will meet the
approval OF the honest masses throug ghout
the State, ticket the Democratic hosts
will rally to from the northern to the
eastern Panhandle, and from the noun
tains to the valleys Of the Kanawha and
the GreenbrierS A Democratic friend at
my elbow, who is getting gray in the
ranks Of our party, and who has filled po-
sitions Of trust and honor, suggests the
following lin my opinion) excellent ticket |:
For Governor, John ]. Jacob; Auditor,
J. NJ. Bennett, Of Weston; Attorney
General, II. NJ. Matthews, of GreenBrier;
Treasurer, j. NJ. Doddridge, Of Kanawha;
Superintendent Of Free Schools, j. g..
Blair, OF Marion; Judges Supreme Court
of Appeals, James PAUL, OF Ohio; Mat
thew Edminton, OF Lewis; VIM. II. Trav.
is, of Jefferson, and c. Z. T. Moore, Of
Mason. Heading such ticket our honest
Governor will "carry the State" by a
majority OF from twenty to thirty thou
sand. Husbands and fathers will then
have Supreme Court composed Of men
Of the purest morals to vote for, not a
seducer among them, no, nor a "land
grabber" either. By the way, 1t was
amusing to see the candidates Of the Cam
den ticket congregate about the Grafton
House to-day. CONSERVATION and dismay
were deeply written on every countenance.
The smiling Senator, Il. G. D., and
other prominent ring leaders were there
for consultation. There was one gentle
man from Clarksburg who l hope was
there by accident; he Is too pure for such
n gathering, besides, the ring (knowing
they cannot use him) are resolved that he
shall occupy back seat. He has only to
remember their treatment of him al
Parkersburg TO sec that am correct.
A. DEMOCRAT.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-27
The Labor Strikes.

New YoRK, June 2G-The oil cloth
manufacturer strikers have resumed work
at ten hours.
The locomotive and machine shops at
Paterson, n. j., have been closed In con.
sequence Of the strike oil six hundred men.
The closing of the shops throws nearly
5000 men out ol work. The employers
Will not open the shops until the men are
ready to resume work on the old basis.
Indications are that the striking iron
founders Of this City and Brooklyn will
resume work this week.
Ninety.iour trade organizations were
represented at the meeting last night at
which resolutions were passed that the
parade should take place August 1st.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-27
Flre at Lafnret,.. Indiana.

LAFAYETTE, June 2G.-About Q o'clock
this evening a fire broke out in the ma.
chine shop OF the L., N. A. & @. r. r.,
resulting in the destruction OF the machine
and blacksmith shops. There were four
locomotives in the shop, three In running
order and one stripped for repairs. All
were very seriously damaged. The build.
ings were all frame and Of q temporary
character. The loss will probably reach
SO, 600; partially covered by insurance.