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COLORADO.
The Irrigation Convention.


DENVER, October ia convention
OF delegates representing most OF the
far western States and the territories
assembled in this city to-day to con-
slider the subject OF irrigation and TO
devise means by which the great eI>
panse OF rainlcss country between the
Missouri river and the Rocky Noun
tains as well "a on the Pacific slope can
lie brought under system oiirrlgstlOn,
so as TO make it OF some value to the
section in which it lies, as well as to the
general government which owns the
greater part Of the rainless areas. Del
egates are present from Ohio, Nebraska,
Kansas, Colorado, New Mexico,
Wyoming and other territories. Sew
ersl OF them being represented 10y their
Governors, and all by their most prom
inent citizens
Governor Furness, OF Nebraska, waa
chosen President, The day was con-
sumei in getting organized and viewing
the city. Tomorrow will be devoted
10 the full consideration OF the matter
50 important to the future OF millions
ofacres Of fertile lands.
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A Religious UnpIeasantn.ss.

The Metbodists and Bsptists down in
Charleston, South Carolina, have had
little business set.to, which goes to
chow that neither party has had the
leaven Of worldliness quite kneaded
out yet. The Baptists had $50. 900
church they couldn't pay for. and sold
it to the Metbodists for 10000. But
before the transfer Was made, they saw
chance OF escape, and repented Of
their bargain. But the shrewd Metho-
dists insisted that business is busi-
ness, and held them to the letter Of
the contract, threatening them with
law suit for damages if they receded.
Tpe Bsptists find themselves minus a
Westinghouse, and the Methodists have
got a 10000 church for q third of its
value. II was q sharp business tram
ssctios as between brokers, bat shows
that Southern Christianity needs re.
constructing slightly.
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Letter from Cincinnati.


The close OF the Exposition was fol-
lowed by toe election, while every
thing passed of quietly yesterday, con-
siderable excitement is manifest to-day.
Large crowds Of men have been COL
lected in front Of the offices OF the En-
qlir7, Gazette and Commercial, eager
to read the returns as fast as they come
in, which are posted on large card in
the windows OF their several offices.
The fate of the State candidates is
conceded to be settled and Ohio is dest-
ined to be ruled by a republican Gov
erner for another term. Democrats
are congratulating themselves that the
legislature at least will be democratic,
perhaps largely, this will in some degree
stop the eager desires and propensities
OF Noyes.-Hamilton county has un-
doubtedly gone democratic. And the
Enquirer gives Aliens majority in the
county at 1900. The latest advices
from Columbus are to the effect that
the Republicans give up the legislature
ard their figures give the Democrats 50
and the Republicans As not including
the Hamilton county delegation. With
out doubt the Democrats have done
handsomely as far IS the legislature is
concerned. This virtually elects Allen
G.. Thurman for six years longer 10 the
u. s. Senate. The Democrats OF Ohio
are one unbroken delegation for Thur
man.
The county officers and candidates
are in considerable quandsry as TO who
is elected with their tickets in the field
and some OF the men on the third
bring Democrats, of course the Demo-
cratic nominees are quite uneasy. The
same is true OF some OF the Republican
candidates. J. B. Malson Democrat,
candidate for Probate Judge is elected
beyond doubt, also Ross H. Trenton
for Treasurer. This will relieve the
county OF considerable OF its past COR
ruption.
On yesterday shooting affray took
place in the Covington Court House,
which does honor to the chivalry OF
old Kentucky. A witness standing in
the witness box maligued the sister OF
q beardless youth named Hamilton,
drew a pistol and shot the witness in
the jaw breaking his jaw bone. The
young man will probably take an ex-
Cursion TO the State prison.
Cincinnati donated the handsome
sum Of $1,000 to the Memphis and
other suffers OF yellow fever. Yester-
day $1,000 more was donated at the
different voting places,
Amid the excitement Of the election
men have totally forgotten the fiuancial
crisis and the late fall in stocks and
failures on Wall street. Money mat
ters here are quite sound at present and
all the banks are doing a good business
many OF them receiving large deposits
and having small demands. CiE.
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TOLEDO.
Army of tho TenneAAee.

TOLEDO, October l6.-This beng the
% and last day OF the Seventh Annual
Reunion OF the Army of the Tennessee
it was very generally observed as a
holiday, in honor Of the distinguished
guests in attendance. There are pre-
sent, President Grant, Secretary Belk-
nap, Lieut.. Generals Sherman, Custar,
Howard, Pope, Hurlbut, Van Sleet,
Logan, Osborn, Fuller, and Leggstt.
This morning the President, with q
number OF his distinguished associates,
visited the chamber OF commerce, which
immediately adjourned, when the guests
took carriages and drove through the
principal streets Of the city.
This evening the President reviewed
the Fire Department and the military
organizations OF this city.
At three o'clock q grand leree was
held, for the ladies, at the Boody House.
The Reunion closed with 8 grand
banquet at the Boody House this even
ing.
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Symptoms ofCatarrh.

Obstruction Of nasal passages, dis
charge falling into the throat, some.
times profuse, watery, acrid, or thick
and tenacious, mucous, purulent,
bloody, putrid, offensive, etc. In others
drynsss, weak and iuflsmed eyes,
ringing in the ears, deafness, ulcers-
tons, scabs from ulcers, voice altered
nasal twsng, offensive breath, impaired
smell aud taste, etc. Few only OF above
symptoms likely to be present in any
case at one time.
To cure - take DR. Pierces Golden
Medical Discovery earnestly, TO correct
the blood snd system, which are ST.
ways ct fault, also TO act specifically,
as it does, upon the diseased glands and
lining membrane of the nose and its
communicating chambers. The more
| see OF this odious disease, the more
positive is my belief tha; il we would
make treatment perfectly successful in
curing il, we must use constitutional
treatment TO act through the blood, as
we'll as q soothing and healing local
application. Dr.. Sage's Catarrh Rene.
dy, when used warm and applied with
DR.. Pierce's Nasal Douche, effects cures
upon common sense, rational and
scientific principles, by its mild, sooth-
ing and healing properties. 10 which the
disease gradually yields, when the sys-
tenn has been put in perfect order by
the use of the Golden Medical Discov-
cry. This is the only perfectly safe,
scientific and successful mode OF acting
upon and healing it.
So successful has the above coarse OF
treatment proven that the proprietor
offers $500 reward for case he can not
cure All the means sold by Druggists.
r. V. Pierce, NJ. D Proprietor, Buffalo.
n. Y.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
The Election.

SAN FRANCISCO, October l6.-Sixteen
thousand votes were polled in this city
yesterday, against over twenty-six thou
sand in the September election. Me-
Kinsley, the Independent candidate for
Supreme Judge, has majority in the
city, and the reports from the interior
make his election certain. Dwinelle,
Republican, and Mckee, Democrat,
candidates against whom MKinsley run,
received an equal number Of votes as
far as heard from.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The judicial California election
brought out q small vote. The Sep
tember election in San francisco
brought out $4,000 votes. To-day not
over 1900 votes were polled. The
reports from the interior show a slight
vote compared with the September elec-
tion.
Ex-Lieut-Gov. Joseph Walkup died
yesterday in this city.
The overland travel is very large this
season, being larger than it has been
for many years.
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LOUISVILLE.
Terrible Explosion.

Louisville, Ky. October lj.-A ter
@ible explosion caused 10y foul sir from
Sixth street sewer occurred this even
ing on the coruer o! Sixth and Jefer-
son streets, tearing up the sidewalk and
street for half square. 1t is thought
that the foundation of the new City
Hall is injured, but nothing definite can
lie learned tonight. Two policemen
named Owens and Adams were stand.
ing on the pavement at the time Of the
explosion and were lifted three feet in
me air and were slightly injured by the
lsll. No one was killed, but some
pieces Of the asgging OF the City Hall
pavement were carried as far as two
squares.
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Democratic party is worthy of their
confidence. We have denounced dis
honesty. We have pleaded on behalf
of the people for public virtue, and =
recognition Of it by the people, and our
plea has been cordially and nobly an.
swered. Let US grapple with the DOM
inant questions which are ahead OF
Us a. wisely and effectively as we have
met the Issues OF this canvass. Only
thus can We, or ought we, to keep the
confidence OF the people. The Re
suit" therefore, of the election is really
still ahead Of us, snd we will cover q
q larger field than Ohio. Last Tues
day opened the door to it.-Nestrday 5
Enquirer.
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White hOuse GossIp.
Washington Cor. Louisville CouIier-Jo
nal.

Washington Cor. Louisville CouIier-Jour.
nal.
In the frat place we have the Presi-
dental household back at the White
House. Mrs. Grant ia quietly nursir G
and attending her invalid father, who
continues to fail. Miss Nellie is oc-
casionally eeen on the drive. She is
the only one OF the children at home,
Tor Ulysses has returned to college and
Jessie is at school in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Grants brother, the handsome
Judge Dent, is lying dangerously i'll at
his house'on | street
Mr.. Knox, Comptroller OF Currency,
has gone to Kno1boro, Oneida County,
New York, to see bis parents who will
celebrate the sixtieth anniversary Of
their wedding tomorrow, the 7th. The
old couple expect to receive congratu.
Iations from nine children, thirty grand
children, and few great grandchildren.
In the sixty years that this venerable
couple have passed in their homestead
there has been no death there, and no
funeral has passed from under their
portal. This is certainly remarkable
fact.
The Cabinet have all returned to
their duties, except the Secretary Of the
Navy, who, with his family, are giving
a short trial to their cottage by the sea,
which was not finished until the end
OF the season. They have been at Rye
Beach all of the season, and only got
into the Long Branch house a week or
60 ago. Cool weather will soon drive
them hitherward.
The Secretary OF the Treasury went
to New York on Saturday for HE
family. He has been looking tor
Louse, though / have not heard whether
he has yet succeeded in fading one to
suit him. They are fond OF entertain
ing, and the house they occupied last
winter was well enough for an Assistant
Secretary, but not for the grade above
that, and with the corresponding in-
crease Of salary.
Mr.. Boutwell, has taken q house.
This be never did before, though for
ten years bis family have occupied an
important position. Perhaps Mr. Bout
well feels greater security as Senator
than be felt while in the Cabinet. His
house ls not far from the locality called
The honest miners csnp"-mesning
the neighborhood Of the palaces reared
by Senators Stewart and Jones, OF Ne
vada. The Secretary Of War has
brought his invalid son back with him,
that be may continue under the care
OF his medical adviser. ! am happy 10
say that the physician says there is
still hope Of his restoration to health.
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on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad.

About seven o'clock last evening
Peter Peddicord, conductor on the
first division of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, was engaged in coupling coal
cars near the crossing on Queen stree,
and was caught between the bumpers
near the hips and was terribly mashed
50 that bis life is deseared OF. His rela-
tives were telegrsphed for, and We trus,
that on their arrival they will find him
in hopeful condition. .-MaTtinsbtrg
Indepsndent
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BY TELEG GR APH'
Exclusively for the Register.
Ry'the Pacific and Atlantic Line
Offiee, ITO Main street.
WAS HIN TON.
WASHINGTON, October 10.
ExperIme mis- in Boiler EHploSioas.

WAsHISGToN. October 10.
ExperIme in Boiler EHplosioas.
Inspector General, D. D. Smith, left
mere to-day for Sandy Hook, 10 super
intend the experiments upon steam
boilers. Pipes from two large steam
boat boilers are to connect with steam
guages in q bomb-preof house, three
hundred feet distant, where the exper-
imenters are stationed 10 take observa-
tions whilst steam is being raised 10
the bursting poirt. Three ordinary
kitchen range boilers are also to be ex-
perimented with and steam raised IN
them to the bursting point. Quite q
number OF these kitchen boilers have
exploded recently in various parts OF
the country and the Commissioner
hopes to give instructions that vii! pre-
vent such accidents in the future. At
Pittsburgh where similar experiments
will be made upon the western river
style OF boilers, the Commissioner has
built strong steel boiler capable OF
resisting a pressure calculated at l2O
pounds per square inch. 1t will be ex-
pe-imented upon until it bursts.
One hundred thousand dollars were
appropriated by the last Congress to
pay the cost Of these experiments, with
2 view OF giving the country valuable
Information upon the subject.
Unclaimed Interest.
Over S75, coo o. the July interest has,
a.ter the expiration of ninety daye, been
returned to the U. s. Treasury by the
Assistant Treasnrers to whom It was
sent for disbursement, but who could not
find ils owner. The money will remain
in the Treasury until called for.
About 81 100000 of the U. S. bonds
included in the fourth and fifth calls OF
the Treasury; were not presented for
redemption. The holders eyidentl y are
not aware that their securities have.
some time since ceased to bear interest.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Tho Election.

PHILADELPHIA, October l6.-Oficial
returns OF the election show Mackey,
Republican State Treasurer, elected by
a ms jority OF 59,679 over Hutchinson
(Democrat). Gordon Republican csudi-
date for Supreme Judge, has majority
5l,657. The vote on the question Of
license or no license resulted in q ma
jority OF "a, 494 in favor OF license.
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l.aSnesS BtachiRE.

The following is waterproof bar-
ness blscking, which also serves as q
polish: Mutton suet OF; Beeswax 6
oz. Melt and add sugar candy (iu fine
POWDER OF; Soft soap , or Lamp
black 81 OF; Indigo On fine POWDER
! OF. When thoroughly incorporated,
add turpentine ! pint, and pour into
pots and tins.
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ALBANY Y.
Monument 10 be Unveiled.

11O""H1OI1tt 10 UO q TT y N1NNt1s
ALBANY, October l6.-The monument
will be unveiled over the grave Phillip OF
Embury, father of American Method
ism, October 90, at Cambridge, New
York. Bishops Jones and Simpson
will deliver addresses. Distinguished
clergymen from New York City, Phil
adel phia, Baltimore, Pittsburgh, and
other cities, also portion Of the Can
ada Conference will be present.
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NEBRASKA.
Tho Election.

OMAHA, October l6.-Full re-
turns from Douglass county chow the
election OF the entire republican county
ticket by msjorities ranging from 69 to
400. The republican msjority in the
city OF Omaha ranges from 2 to 342.
This county has always been considered
the stronghold of Democracy in this
Stafa
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CINCINNATI.
Aid for Y elbow Fever sufferers.

CINCINNATI, Oct Is. - There were
s2l27 put in contribution-boxes which
were placed at the polls on Tuesday,
at the instance OF the Mayor, for the
benefit of Memphis and Shreveport
sufferers. Of this sum $1,000 have to-
day been telegraphed to the order of
the municipal authorities OF Shreve~
port, leaving in the hands Of the com.
mittee sll00. which will probably be
sent to Memphis.
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MARYLAND.
Accident.

CUMBERLAND, October l6.-To-day, q
boy named Henry LAUDER, aged sixteen
years, while carelessly handling g
loaded shot gun, was shot and instsnt-
ly killed. The gun was loaded with
beans. The charge entered under his
chin, throwing his head back violently
and breaking his neck.
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IOWA.
The Election.

Iowa, O:tober l6.-The indications
sre to-dsy that the Republicans major.
ity in the State will be $1,000. The
Grangers combined with the Demo-
Gratis, and the result is that they have
probably got majority in the lower
House and the Republicans have 8
majority in the Senate.
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FOREIGN.
SPAIN.
Preparing for n Figni.

MADRID, October lG.-The governs
nsnt preparations for a simultaneous
attack on Cartagenis by the land and
naval forces are almost completed, and
intelligence OF the assault may be ex-
pected soon. An easy victory is anticb
pated,
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NEW YORK STATE.
Murderer Sentenced.

AuBusN, October l6-Michael Dons-
tone, a prison convict, WAS sentenced to
be hung on the 10th Of December next,
for the murder OF Elihu Moore, spother
convict The murder was comitted in
the prison in May last.
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MICHIGAN.
The Consti,utIonai Convention.

LANSING, October l6.-The State
Constitutional Convention completed its
work and adjourned to-day, subject to
the call OF the chairman. They signed
the revision and Messrs. Cuteheon,
Wethery, Jerome and Pond were ap~
pointed to lay it before the Governor.
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CHICAGO.
Quarantineu.

CHICAGO, October l6.-A gentleman
Who has just returned from Texas says
hat all trains on the Texas railroads
re quarantined on account OF the prev
,iance OF yellow fever. Last Saturday
4 iry died OF that disease at Calvert, .
raa on the Texas Central railroad.
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MEMPHIS.
The Yellow Fever.

MEMPHIS, October l6;-The days and
nights are very sultry. Had a slight
shower this evening. A few new cases
are reported and deaths are Is less than
yesterday.
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MAINE.
Schooner Lost.

PORTLAND, October l6.-The schoon-
er R. s. Warren OF Deer Isle, was lost
in late gale, with all on board, con-
sisting of Capt. F. F. Pickering and
nine men.
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MISSOURI.
Murder.

AULvlLLE, Mo, October IG. At
about 9 o'clock last night two men went
TO the house OF 3 negro named Shinn
McCausland, called him out and shot
him dead. No clue to the Murderers.
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BALTIMORE,
Railroad Accident.

BALTIMORE, October l6.-A locomo-
tive ran into gravel train this morn.
ing, on the Northern Central railroad
One man was killed and another in.
jured internally.
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INDIANA.
The HIPCIinn.

Nhw ALBANY, Ind, October IL. Har-
yison county gives Slaughter 400 and
Washington county lGj msjority'
Jackson county is reported to have
given about 600 majority for Emmer~
son. Hendricks majority in the Dist,
r,ct n Coo
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The County Seat War.

RICHMOND, oct. lG.-SaeriT Shudy.
in accordance with an order OF the
county Commissioner, with a force OF
workmen made third attempt to de-
molsh the jlil OF the recent county
seat, Centreyille, bu; was again prevents
ed by Rn armed mob of citizens He
will return on Monday morning next
with q sufficient armed force to pro,
tect the workmen in preparing tie ma
terial in the cd building for removal
here, to be used in the construction Of 3
new jail. Further violence j. "r'.ci-
lated
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THE BEST PAPER
sTEA n ENGINES, BOILERS

sTEAn ENGISES, BOILERS
AND
MACHI N IHX.
Stationary and Portable steam Engines
and Boilers, Grays Dti.Friction Cotton
Press, Circular. Gang and Mulsy baw Mills;
Portable end stationary FIGURING Mile,
Sugar Cane Mills and sugar Pans, Marrow
Gauge Locomotives and Dummy knsiDsa
for stIeet roads and mining purposz, new
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Machinery Of every description. Eend for
circular. WAFHIS11Os IRON WORKS,
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Bl.SOO,OOO,

divided into IL 900 cash gifts, will be d!strib-
uted by LOT among the ticket- holders. Tho
numbers OF the tickets To ee drawn from
one wheel 10y blind children and the gins
from another.
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LIST or Qlrn.

The distribution will he positive, whether
Rll the tickc's are sold or not, and the l2O0O
gifts all paid In proportion TO the tickets
sod-all unsold tickets being destroyed, as
at the firSt and second concert, and not
renrIS- MOD IN the drawing.
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PRICE OF TICKETS

Whole tickets 500; halves s25; tenths, or
each coupon, s.; eleven whole tickets Tor
for Sj go; ~ whole tickets for $1,000. No
discount on less than $50 worth Of tickets
at - time.
Tickets now ready for sale, and oil onlerS
accompanied by the money promtly nlisd.
liberal terms given 10 those who buy 10
sell again.
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WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 3, Is.a.

Only sixty thousand tickets will be sold
and one. half OF these are intended for the
European market, thus leaving only 5000
for sale In the United States, where loO,0U
were disposed OF for the Third Concert. The
tickets are divided into ten coupons o.
parts and have on their back the Schems
with a full explanation OF their mode oil
drawing. --r.- ,..-
At this concert, which will be the grand
est musical display ever witnessed In this
country, the unprt cedented sum or
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NEW ApvEaTIsEMEMTs
Grandest Scheme Ever Known.
FOURTH GRAND GIFT
CONCERT
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
Public library
OF Hentucky.
$4,000 Cash Gifts SI,5OO,0O0
Every Fifth Ticket Draws a Gift.
S25O,OOO for $50.

The Fourth Grand Gift Concert authoriz.
ed by specisl act OF the Legislature for the
benefit OF the Public Library OF Kentucky.
will take place in Public Library Hall, n,
Louisville, KY,
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rUOS, T.. RRAmLETTR,

Agent Publ. Llbr. NY. and Mang. Gin Cont.
Public Library Building. LOUISVILLE, Ky
J. v. l., RODGERS. Agspt,
lr Market street.