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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-01-31

What the past sharactar Of the Sunday
aulussmen+s Of San Francisco has been may
be inferred frsmths fact that from and Sftsr the
Beginning OF This year a law is to be enforced
prohibiting bnll-fghting and horse-racing or
the opening OF any bar-room. workshop, theatre,
gambling hoase, cor other place Of business" on
The Ch ristiau Sabbath,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-01-31

An important bill has been introduced in TIE
Ohio Senate. The bill provides that when in
sanity is set up ss defence in criminal trials
aud prevails, the defendant is TO be eonfinsd in
an insane asylum during the full term for which
he would have been imprisoned had the plea
no. been made. One Of the most singular fea-
lures of criminal law and practice in this coun
try, is the facility with which the lawyers bring
in the plea Of insuanity as an excuse for crime
the readiness Of jurors to accept it, and the
willingness Of the courts to rule in its favor. II
the insane asylum stands before the criminal in
place Of other punishment, the plea of insanity
will speedily cease to be Of much avail.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-01-31
The County Seat.

Ths- biz granting another vote on the re-
movai of the County Seat from Bowling Green
to PsrrysburE, came to its third reading OF
Tuesday and was put upon its passage. The
Sill was defeated by a vote Of 90 for, 10 Sc
against. As at the previous session we under
stand that Mr.. NORRIS santinusd to mis-reprs
sent his constituents, and asked 1t as psrsons'
favor to kim to have the hill defeated. This
rnRttar remains upsettlad
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-01-31

There Is a statesman in the Chicago Board Of
Aldermen who has discovered a new reason in
support Of open tipPling houses on Sunday.
whisky" says he. "is thing which can be
kept over from Saturday till Monday; but
lager beer can not r. Hence arises = most log
zeal necessity that lager beer shall be consumed
on Sunday.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-01-31

During the psst year the total amount expen-
ded in this State for the erection Of new school
houses, was ssOJ 1872, against ,o7T in
1871; si,s9l5o1 in 1870, and si,O7I,Ils ia
1869. The entire value ~ school property in
the State for 1872 Is s716s l0e. In 1871 IL
was estimated At Sf4. .q9s6t2.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-01-31

The c 'mmissionsr Of IntsrnII Revenue will
issue in few days q circular order to all AS
SCISSORS aud Assistant Assessors throughout the
c'untry to prepare to close up their Offices and
turn over their effects 10 Collectors on March
lst, according to the provisions Of the law
rocsntly passed. The consolidation Of districts
will be proceeded with imm.diately after the
Assessors are retired. and in many cases, it is
probible, Collectors will be dismissed. and As
SESSIONS, where their qualifications are superior
will be retained as Collectors.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-01-31

II we held stock in the Northern Pacific Rail
Of the telegraph poles, we should endsavor to
trade Il for an interest in the Toledo Water
Works. or wonld not object to few shares in
the Credit Mobilier-if it was not for those
oesky Investigations
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-01-31

A Cincinnati Widsw advertised for "svery
Christian in the city" 10 send her ten cents.
She realized twenty cents, indicating an unex-
pectsdiy large number Of Christians in that
city,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-01-31

The California hsh commissioners have ap-
pointed an agOnt 10 90 east ia April. and bring
back holsters, cells, whito-ish from the western
Lakes. Wail-aYsd porch, black bass and other
valuable fish from all ever the Udited States,
10 bs prppagated in that state.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-01-31

The Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad Company, Il
is stated, has made al ohir 10 the Ohio Iron
Company, at ZanesVills, to take all the iron they
can manufacture for year, running day and
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-01-31
ON MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from
the effects OF Errors and Abuses in early life.
Manhood restored. Nervous debility cured
lmpedments to Marriage removed. New meth
cd Of treatment. New and Feina arka be remedies
Books and Circulars sent free, in sealed envel-
opes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-01-31
NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.
SHERIFF,S SALE.-
The First National Bank Of yvoo5 c,,,,... n
Ashland, Ohio. COnrt ~ -
vs.. nOntra,r, PTaaa

AaNE WaR@A
Ashland, Ohio. Conrt ~ -
vs.. r,n,r,,,,, pI,,.
Adam Miller ct al.
BY virtue Of an order Of sale issued in ibe
above entitled cause, bv the Clerk of the Court
OF Comm,n Pleas Of Wood county, Ohio, andi 10
me directed aud delivered | have levied upon
and will offer for sale on the premises of VIM.
Miller, about q "a two and bali miles east OF
West Millgrove, Wood county, Ohio, on
Wednesday, February 12, 1878,
At o'clock p. NJ. of said day, at public auc-
ton the following described personal property,
to- wit:
Que Mansfield clover huller one MasSion
wheat sepa and horse power one span Of
mares Zone grey 8 years old and one bay )
years olj), also, Ons span Of work horses (nne
dark BAY horse 10 years old and one grey mare
about 10 years old.) Terms-cash.
G. C. BAIRD, Sheriff.
F.S D. X. HoLLESBzcK, Plt'fs AtI'ys.
January 80, 1873. 4lw2S4 IS
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-01-31

Speaking Of a very tall actor, a wag said !:
by Jove, he is tail enough to act in two
parts!"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-08
Tnx.PRyer. Nominstions-Raw ut "
ID &c b,li Game Another Con-
veution told mud Gsornbacks.

San FRAScIsco. August 80 P. NJ
The taxpayers did not attempt to
nominate n Mayor last night. but made
the following nominations Super
vlSors-Michael Lynch for Eleventh
Ward DR.. George IIewston for Tenth
Ward. School Dlrectors-IIiram Ro'.
ekrahs. H. J. Tildcn. John o. Hans
CON-. Thomas II. Buckingham. John
Z. Shine. George c. IIurlbut. Henry
Smith. Peter I,eane. william Brad
hurry, E. W. Black and Davis. JUS
tice of the Prace-F. A. Sawyer. Il.
Augustus Tlomp.on. II. l.. Joachim
sen. They will probably nominate a
Mayor tonight and complete the
ticket.
A disgraceful fight occurred yester-
day afternoon amongst some specta-
tors Mt the baseball game ut the re-
creation grounds. Clubs were use'l
and weapons drawn. Robert Wilson.
who began the row.. was terribly beat
en-. and several others hurt severely.
The Citizens Independent Voters
Association has decided to cali a Con-
vrntion of ~ delegates, six from each
Ward. irrespective of party, 20 be se.
lec,ed b. m executive committee to-
night.
Gold, 1l5'SSllla; greenbacks, sGh
9S7.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-08
Dl-PAToH
Postponed niiiy Z mr. mud the Den
eeraiie Csunty Cemmittre- On
Trial Uui.n- steck Market
Pearl Fishing E%xpcditien.

SAN FR,Scrsco. August SIR. NJ
Tho case Of Clifford Lindsey, accused
of rape on the little girl. Louise Dit
man. has been postponed till Monday
next. for argument.
1t IL generally believed amongst
politicians that Billy Carr has cap
tured the Democratic County Commit
tee. In the interest of the Central Pa
cific Company. and that he will name
the candidates for the Legislature. as
IN the case of the Republican candl-
dates. The action of the committee
tonight will Indicate the truth Of the
matter.
Seven members Of the Hip Zee Tong
Society, arrested for conspiracy. will
he tried this afternoon before a jury III
the Police Court
The report, that owing to trouble Mt
the Guaymas Custom.house. no more
goods will lie shipped from here for
Arizona via that port. seems to be un-
true. IA large quantities will be shipped
by that route BY steamer August 2Gth
The mlning share market remains
fiat, stale and Improbable. Dealers
declare that they can not nee a chance
to realize anything but losses In any
direction. hut try to console Themselves
| by saying that August and September
are always dull months In mining
stocks.
The pearl fishing exncdit,on have
expended about $4,000 on the outfit.
mud cannot 20 now till they procure q
remittance Of funds from New York,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-08

SPECIAL TO GOLD HILL DAILY NEWS ]
o o N EsrIc INTELLIGENCE
U,o,,b or m, y,ec.Pre.Idep,.

Wealth Or the vice. PresIdent.
CmcAeo. August THE Tri6Hne's
Washington special says It Is manifest
that the officially published denials re-
garding the health Of Vice.President
Wilson. are Of a diplomatic character.
There Is the best authority for the
statement that his physicians contem'
plate the application Of a seton In the
base of the brain M the only possible
cure for his disorder; and IL Is also
certain that his most Intimate friends
have the gravest fears Of tho result.
It Ia stated that tlis application has
been delayed III order to permit Mr..
Wilson to so regain his general health
that he may endure this radical treat.
ment with more safety.
Proposed change Of European Mail
service.
The same special says there Ia a pro-
jpct to take the Wednesday European
mail from the Williams and Guion line
and give it to the Cunarlers. The
point Is made that the ships are so
slow that letters leaving Wednesday
don't arrive In Europe any sooner
than letters leaving Saturday. The
claim Il that letters sent SOON
est require the most of the
time for transit. The Postmaster
General IA very earnest In favor
Of the present line. hut he Il opposed
by certain New York narties. He
claims that the contract was awarded
to this line upon the recommendation
of the proper committees OF both
Houses of Congress. and That the pre-
dominating reasons for the choice were
TINT the majority Of the stock OF the
line was owned by Americans, and that
the line came I the assistance of the
Government when all other steamship
companies combined and refused to
carry the mails without increased COM
p~cnsation. By the other side it Is
clalmed that none Of the stock Is now
really owned by Americans, md that
the interests of commerce require
quick transit. irrespective Of the IA
tionality Of the flag. If the matter Il
not adjusted before the meeting of
! Congress. the contest for European
mail contracts will DO very little
During Jaunary NIL the European mail
contracts are to he relet, aud the re-
| spective steamship lines are already
organizing TO secure the mails. 1t Ia
even intimatpd that the Cunnrd will
carry the mails for nothing, aud be
%contented with the advantages which
the advertisement gives them.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-08
A CARD.

SISCE OUR ADvn.,. ~ BUSINESS. ALL
y kinds Of clothing have Ducn reduced I'M.
menscly. hut the inducements offered during
this mouth will cast thing In the shade
that has boon offered hitherto. IL has. or late.
b.cnme q prrnicioas practice. on tho iart OF
many clothing dealers TO publish Ion! wcari'
-ome and nclic.ous ists or prizes, which are
only calculated TO mislead and enirap tho mex
pericnccd purchaser. we therefore refrain from
any such attempt. the well known integrity OF
nur hoasc being sufficient guarantee thar our
prices, while aiiarding legitimate PROFITS, arr
lower than any other house In n State.
REINSTElN & co.
Referring to the above. VIC beg leave to announce
that we are offering q lurgc
assortment of
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-08
NIScEi LANHUS
FOR CITIEs, " N, A.,D VILLAGES

1T IS THE BEST AND CHEAPEST FIRE
i En- Inc In the word. aud CONES within inc
financial abilities of every place.
II L. more effective than the steam nrc engine,
becausc Il is lnsraIiaHcously ready aid throws
q very powerful stream OF carbonic acid gas aDo
wafer for any length Of lime. . u,A
These engines are substantially made. Wild
two planirhed copper TANK or geiitraiore-Iu!o
so gallons-r0 each are iesitd 10 sU pouias
hydrostatic pressure To the square Inch. and are
furnished With frst-cla.s doublc'action ioree
pumps and tools throughout.
THE sELF.ACTING FIRE ENGINE Is no
longer an experiment. Abost fiiy Of them are
now In use. They are rimplc III contribution.
perfectly 'afe, always reu, ) Tor Instant ute. sid
the bert hand engines. und rel der an EXPENSIVE
system OF water works or rereryoir uhheees
ssry. End, rsed after actual ure by Thirty Firo
Departments. Send tor their Record"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-08
T
Stationary Babc0Ck Tank

For Mills, Factories. IioIels. Churches. Thea:
tres, Public Halls. Colleges, %liouscs; Stores sid
Wareroumr, H. q SINGLE or DOUBLE ClLlN.
DER of any desired caJ acity with hute ioIeach
any hight or length OF ttIuciur' can he X, p IN
the barement or any ,ihei coi'v.nielt place,
READY roR INsrAST Usk. thus cen Dining IN
cunsIruction and cxtipguirhilg capacity all tie
principles or the engine without The running
gear. The gas will work efficiently through 100
TSesv TANKS are connected: ns on The
Engine. and from them al iron pipe. ] or ~.
iuches in diameter. can be carried 10 all part. OF
The building. having on ea'h Aoor q hotc son
pectIun, with ,his arlangem,nt the whole
power or the Engine can be bn uehf INTO u.e
In LESS THAN nALr 4 MINUTE. Thus zach store,
block. dwelling. ZIG. and each noor OF me tsme,
Ar a ANAL coat. Will have g. much protection a.
would 10 furnished by a first cla.s steamer
standing permanently on the premises.
Soc adyertIs mcut In smother column felativ
10 the PORTABLE BABcocK ExTlNorIsHrR y
Hook AND LADpLR TRICKS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-08
TO MILLMEN {!

I'VE HAVE FOR SALE AT THE GOLD
W Hil NEws Oniee h"lf Q ton Of superior
Type Metal, for tournaling purposes IN Quarts
6nls. Hosting Works, etc. WIZ DO sold strs
Aueed prices Tor eash.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-08
WESTERN DISPATCHES
FROM SAN

[srrcrAL TO TUE o l. HILL DAILY xKxs.l
, 1873-08-14
PORK.PACKERS' CONVENTION.

A meeting Of the pork~packors and provision
dea!ors OF this city was held in the small hall of
the Beard Of Trade yesterday afternoon, about
fifty representatives boing prosent. The Chair
WIS taken by Mr. CulbortHon, and Mr. Howard
was appointed Soorotary Of the ueoting. Mr.
culbertHon, having called tho mooting to order,
announced its object, which, Ae Bad was to
anablo the pork-pncters and provision-doalorH of
Of this city to initiate arrangements for tho ro-
coption and accommodation Of their business
conffcros who aro to visit Chicago OH the
10th Of Beptombor next, for tho purpogo Of
holding tho pork-Packers' and Provision DoalorB'
Annual Convention. Chicago was laat year, at
Cincinnati, chosen as tho place tor holding tho
noxs convention, ana the Chairman waB conf
dent tlatioegatos from othor Staten would be
veil trentoa. It d6yolvoh upon tho present
meeting to take Huoh action hs to onaure this.
A committee, consisting Of Mcasra. OulbortBon.
Raymond, Hancock Btuart, Oldorahaw, aud
AnAolnan, woro appointed to- prepare q
programme. After somo 1ninutoB' con
sultation, thoy reported In favor Of
tlo formation OF TIC following coullnitteoB :
Einanco Committee, ton mombora; Neception
COMMITTEES, sh1ee me1pbera; 1tadgoH Committee,
throe 1nembors; Carriage and Excursion oom-
n,itteo, flyo molnborB; Stationery Committee,
.hEoe nse,nbets., THIS report being sdorto:a: Il
waH then decided that an Executive Committee
OF five ba appointed, with powor to ald to tlolr
number md appoint tho sub-commltteos, and
the following gentlemen were unanimously
, 1873-08-14
MUSIC.
TIE SECOND INSTITUTE CoNCEl

TIE SECOND INSTITUTE CONCERT.
The second and closing concert Of of tho M
tional Normal Musical Institute took place at
the University Place Baptist Church on Tuesday
evening. Tho first part Of the programme con-
BiBtod Of 6ixtoen numbers from Costa's Oratorio
OF "Eli," Miss Anna s. Lewis (soprano), Miss
II. II. Glenn (ato), Alr. Jamoa McGranallau
(tonor), Mr.. s. IT, strn,lb (tepor), A1r. @. r. Root
(baritono), Mr. g. G. Case (baritono), mud hfr.
?. P. Bliss {bnHao), takug tho solos. md Mr. @.
4. navens furnishing the accompaniment. Tho
remainder of tho programme included Sohu-
mann's Bolshazzar" (Nlr 9. T. ROOT; Balfe's
duo. "Trust uor Not" (Iisaes LOWS and
Ulonu); schumann's '' 'Glpsy Life" (chotus); !;
andante and achorzo from Gade, for violin and
Piano (AlisB Ingerson and Alr. Lows); "lustio
Festival" arranged from ofenbach, by Mr.
Of tho Lark" The choral aelections
from tho oratorios under the direction Of MIR.
Zerraln, were admirably glyou, and tho eolos,
considered from an amateur polnt OF view, wera
worry creditablc. The second part Of tho pro-
grammo waB extremely interesting h1r. G. Il.
loot delivered tho highly dramatic " l,eahax-
celtent taste, md is also to be credited with q
| yery scholarly translation Of tho words. Quo OF
| tho most enjoyable fentnroa Of the evening waH
| the performance Of the andanle and Hcbcrzo
! from Gado by Hiss 1pgersoll and Mir. Lewis.
| The sympathy between the two Instruments was
] admirable, and tho accompaniment Of hiaH
| IugerHoll was marked with excellent taste as
| as precision and cearneHs in which respect she
| furnishes au example worthy Of initiation by
! moro pretentiols players. The charming ''GipsJ
| Life" OF Schumann was we'll sung, but 1t needed
| an orchestra sadly to bring out its picturesque
! beauty. Tho concert nH . whole Was very
pleasant QUO and gavo great satisfaction to thost
| 1}rGAn1tE.
, 1873-08-14
FIRE AND POLICE,

Meeting OF tho CDmmfsaf0norA--I10
nn Unnuturn1izett Citizen Ccnsoal To
bo n Policemail--lliscu III cullnncouB Fire
Matters.
A. ,nooling Of the Doartl Of Firo and Police
Commissioners was held yosterday afternoon,
President Reubon Cleveland in tho chair, md
Commissioners Wright and Sheridan proBont. It
WAS tho day for 11re department busnoss.
a singular caBo camo up, which 10 a fair indi-;
cation Of tho trifling valuo Aot by caudidatoa
for. ths position Of Policeman on an
oath. Tho story, ia briefly told as follows !:
self before tho Doard, claiming that policeman
nnu1od Richard EuBtaco owod him money to the
amount Of s164. Tho board inquired through
Commissioner Sheridan for what tho money WAS
due. Doyle presented two notes Jointly for tho
a,l1n named. Tho notes stated TINT tho money
was borrowed from him by Eustaco for tho pur-
poHo Of bringing him ont to tic States. Thoy
wore datod August, 1aB9. This naturally led
to an, investigation on tho part Of shori-
nude @ ~ that Mr: Eustaco lad not not
boon in tho country long onougl, to become q
oitizon, aud that consequently ho had perjurod
himself to obtain his position. Eustace plead
Ignorance Of the Inv and declared that Io llad
procured his frat papera Immediately upon
landing. Commissioner Sheridan. observing
that ho had obtained hia appointment by fraud,
moved that Eistaco bo declared not member
OF tile force. It was 30 determined.
Tie board considered a communication from
tho Acting Marshal requesting that tho superin-
tondent- BIO instructed to cause drivers Of ve-
hioles to turn their hosaes to the right whilo
waiting at bridges, in order to give the appa-
ratus an opportunity to got aheaa Of tho line.
The Board agroed to tic proposition, and Mr.
Cleveland laborlously inscribed upon the docu-
mont tho unusual and highly phonetic compost
Acting Fro Marshal Bonnor sent In commu-
nicatfon recommending that no engineer Blall
allow tho pressure on tho wator-gauges Of tho
engine to exceod 100 pounds, unloss by m order
from . superior officer. This was marked with
tho caba!iatfo "Aproovcd. Il. O."
Tho presidential ondorsomout " Concurod in "
Indicated that tho franc building On tile corner
OF Clinton aud Washington streotB, occupied "a
Babcock engine-houso, ia to bo removed.
Tho Police Commissioners have q now toy
which engrosaes thoir whole attontion-a railing
enclosing reporters table, to which they point
With becoming prdo.
Commissioner Wright has accepted the po-
slton Of door-koopor in tho Boar1-room, his tina
being consumed in pointing out their table to in
coming reporters. TAoro is no truth In the
rumor that he intends to apply for al Increase Of
salary for assuming this elevated post.
Adjourned.
, 1873-08-14
proaont.

Addison Kelly Of Chicago, .s in Dresden.
Mrs. Kellogg and family, of Chicago, arc at
Wiesbaden.
Mrs. Louisa Evans and Mrs. Gov. Bovoridgo
aro at Prague.
Judgo Henry Il. Bryant, Of Lewiston, Is al tho
West bilo Briggs.
The Hon. n. D. Knapp, Of Boston, is stopping
at the Briggs House.
C.J. Hamilton and Miss Mimic Kimball, OF
Chicago, arc at Vienna.
Frank g. Arnold and family, and ", A[illor, OF
Chicago, arc in Hamburg.
Major J. ". Rico, Of Springfield, is registeroa
at tho West sido Briggs.
Gen. John T, Alexander, Of Alexander, ILL.,, is
ut the Woat Side Briggs.
The Hon. 9. q. Carleton, OF utica N. T., is d
guest at tho Briggs Houso.
Tho Hon. H. II. aotty and family, OF MuBko-
gon, arc at the Briggs House.
The following Chicagoans aro in Druasols:
Mrs. II. r. blackwell, a. Crane.
Tho on. Columbus Dalano, Secretary Of Tho
Interior, was at tho Pacific yesterday.
Tho Hon. f. O. stnnard, ii. c., arrived at th
West Side Briggs House last evening,
Lieut,-C Fred, Grant loft yesterday on tho
Pittsburgh l. Fort Wayne Road for the East.
The following Chcagoans are In Baden Dadon:
| Mrs. q, II. Dainc, Miss DAlno, II. 8. Blackwell,
| D. T. Crilley.
| blr T. L. Morrtt, editor Of tho Springfield
| Register, passed through tho city yesterday on
| his way to Nebraska.
OF. Hudson, Superintendent Of the Chicago,
| Dubuque d minnesota Railroad, is III this city
| on business connected with his roaa.
A milwaukee, paper atatoa TINT tho sculptor
Knowles and Emil Weinberg, tho musician, are
shortly to become citizens of Chicago.
Tho following Chicagoans are IL Munich Ed:
family, fam tic Misses Hunt, Sam shooman, Mrs j.
L. 6proBol aud family.
| At tile Grand ..Paci!lo Hotel yoBterday wore n.
| T. Wright, u, s.. N. !; Hon. A. Wilson. OF WI!oal-
ing, West Virginia II. l.. Ogden, Of San Frap-
cisco, and s. N. Crttenslon, of Now York City.
Tho Chicago artlnts In Europe aro: Y: 3.
| Baird, paris Miss Kate Cameron, Paris Chas.
G. Dyer, Paris IT,. dooltiI1b, Munich ~ - Otto Q
Summon, Munich tue sculptor, l.. ". Volt. Ia
| at Home.
p.D, Cooper, Assistant General superintonl-
ant Of tho Lako Shore Il Michigan Southern
| Railrond, arrived In this city yesterday from d
| f}ahing excursion In Wisconsin gu route tor Lib
headquarters at Cleveland, y.
Among the arrivals at thu Brigga Mouse are !:
T. ", Androw, Warrington; g. n, Murray,
sn&Eton 1owa T. Il. E5eno ,se tasshna1en ahon,Ian
Detroit 4. Martin. Hartford, Conn; J. 8. Nib
lack, Brazil; J. N. Turrell and wife, Cincinnati.
Tho following Chlcagoans aro in Bwtzerlanl :;
Mrs, II. O. Barker, the M!HHos DRrkor, Dllss y.
III. Durt, Mr4. II. II. Gartlnor, O. X. Gioa and
wfo. II. I. Hobart and wife, Mrs. J. N. Jowott,
Perry H. Smith, L. g. Wasd. J. IL. Williams,
Miss Belle Williams.
F.W. IIarwood, Milwaukee; lin. Matthews,
! England q, W. baldwin, ut. Louis; John g.
! Hawks Journal hladlHon " : r Il" :
, 1873-08-14

From tSe,ator Footc's "Reminiscences.
by wlnt moanA Alr, Davis managed to bocono
President mover exactly know though lave
learned through quito direct channel that ho
rocoiyoa for this Office IN tho Convention by
OYER Howell Cobb, OF Goorgin. 11o ssaa only
olooted to tho placo Of Provisional President.
Had not 1,oBti!itloa boon actually commenced ut
once, he would certainly havo been boaton in
tho popular election which afterraru occurred.
II was, therefore, all-jmportant for him that tho
war should be begun aB soon as possible, for
nothing could ho moro certain than that tho olec-
tion OF Il now Executive Ohiof III tho midst Of
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