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, 1873-09-26

Tho Asl,o family OF North Carolina, for 1uch
Ia official llouors, cast tho WaAhhurne fanliiy
into tho shade. Ono nelabor Of tho family,
John D. Ashe, waa olsoted Governor III 1905, bill
ho dIotl loforo hs Inauguration, and Ills father,
Aaho WAS member Of tho Assembly for tho
southern. portion Of tlo prsyiuco Of Carolina
N 17Oo his son, John Daptiste ABl4o, OF tho
Colonial Assembly In l725. aud Speaker of TINT
body ; hla sou, bamutl Ashe. OF Tic Assembly Of
aon, Hamsnol ARhe, Of tho General Assembly Of
1909; his son, William s. Aahc, OF tho Lcgisla-
ture Of l8a0, and hia son, 8, A. Ashe, Of tho
Genoral Assembly Ut 1870.
, 1873-09-26
PERSONAL.

| G. T. Laou. OF London, IA at tho Pacific.
Capt. ]. G. Brown, U. g. A., Ia at tho Pacific.
] Thomas Leatlcrs, Of Liverpool, ia at the Pactac.
| r. D. Coz, Of San Francisco, ia at The Sherman.
81 Eaton, Of Haunibal, Mo., is at the Sherman.
RS Stephens, Of Salt Lake City If at tho Sherman.
Tho Hon. Joseph utley, Of Dixon, ts at the oommor-
cia
The Hon. ". q. Davis, OF West Virginia, Is ut tho
Pacific.
Tho Hon. James Oils, Mayor Of San Franc!sco, Ia at
tho pacit1c
/ The Hon. O. ]. L. Mycr Of Fond du Lac, is at the
Sherman.
Q. G. Gushing and w1fo, Of Princeton, are at the
Sherman.
a.. T9e Hon. T. " Ferry, Of Grand Haven, Mich. is ut
hts 81; john, General Ticko. Agent Of tho cAlcs-
ington Heights.
Shore Il Michigan Southern lsairoat hau go,c 10 naf-
1a'o on hus1tiosH conucctel with his road.
Mr.. !sasc arifen. dramatic render und Lecturer from
New YORK, Will 10 il chicayo In NoyaAher and will
peutcr / sholdon. .'' '' ''S>' - @'''''''
N. \. olusc, Fire Marshal Of Bloomington, and II.
IL Msra nsnuer Of and LIS wsso xasar
day afternoon.
Glisf Engineer Of thu chiesso Rock isaud raco a
allr0ad, us gouo down Ills road to view tho new i'm
proreinentR In process Of contribution.
Mr.. Lawrence Kehoe, publisher OF tho Catholic
norld neHspaper and General Superintendent of tho
Catholic Publication Society, WIS ut tho 9hor1nar
House yesterday and returned last eyelliuX 10 New
York,
i, The following wcra among the prominent arrivals ut
the Conmercial yesterday 4. Iloluto Drockport, N.
Y.;J. 9. Price, rrbana. O.; y. spEagre, Mlchtgan;
noson D D. narnhaln AIent9ta; =; K poty, Detroit:
james Kennedy, New York John Hoffman, MENDOZA;
Henry druy, on'aaa; r. II. Haranss. Buffalo; G. II.
Hamilton uoston,
Caleb Gushing, when 10 was appointed Judge, read
sixty volumes OF Massachusetts reports In nineteen
dayg.
Tho Roy, DR.. Edwin ". Hutter diattnRuiehed Lu-
tl!eran Clergyman, OF Philadelphia, died On Sunday
InoruIng last,
bishop Koett, Of Fula, who l,as distinguished hiln-
self ~ eeadtn4 uraniontane in Gurmany, 4AB 6ccn
srieken with apoils1y.
George u. lsenls publishes longthy card In the
Omaha lee to prove that Traln predicted the rrosent
financial crush several months ago.
Gen. Tom Browne has wheat strsw behind Ills car
aud IL making spocchsa to the farmers. uo owns Z
, 1873-09-26
An ArtzOnn MISUNDERSTANDING Ife.
mArKs from Il Pioneer bohemian.

frotn the Prescott Miner, Sept. 10,
Being firm believer In tue axiom that I" It is
never m too m late to do good" VIC boldly announce
to all old and new patrons. and readers of tho
4H'ne' that We, the editor, havo mt,Btorod su1i-
oont courage to "pop the question" to ono Of
Arlzona's fairost and best daughters, who has,
Tor some unaccountablo reason, said "yea" to
our proposal aud agreed to become Mrs. Marion
Woddtng to tako place at the residence Of N(r,
and Mrs. Ed. W. sYolta, In Prescott, on the 18Th
inst. Reception, at the residence Of tho parties
ot the first aud second part, III the evening Of
tho Same day. to which latter trying ceremony
friends from hero, thcre. mud everywhere. aro
cordially invited to como ind not stay too long.
Aa some people may have dcsirc to know tho
name or the lady who las condoscen1ed to bo-
como tue bottor half of a poor Arizonn editor,
VIC will honor her and GRITTY their laudablo dc.
alro hy printing It in capitala, MISS FLORA E.
BANGl1AKr, of Chino valley, In this county
and Territory.
And now for fow remarks Of o personal
naturG Over ten years. of our llfo tnA boon
passed In Arizoua. scyon Of which havo boon
devoted to tho service Of ratrous and renders Of
tho Miner. During these ton years We have
prospectod, mined, risked our livos among 1u-
dians, suffered llardHhps lnnnmorahlo. sowed
on many button: Topped many a nap-jack,
md, upon several OCCASIONS, g0no to bed
on alot1er Earth, tired. hungry. aud littlo
alarmed about tho pormanepcy Of our scalp.
happy; no. indeed. i1lnt something which theo
God Of Nature has planted in every mans
hohom, made us yearn for partner, Il wolnau
il yon please, e Gods best gift tou,an." Quartz
claims, plscer claims, auxiliary claims had we in
abundance; hut these did not satirfy uB. Now,
howcyor, wo havo at last, struck claim ii
to Miss Flora mud said claim is not
TOR sale. With hor VIC hope to glide down
lifo's rugged pathway in pleasant way. With
her, and with but little elso, NO propose to tako
now departure; to commence anew tho battle
OF lifo: to earn an honest livelihood out Of the
Mtner. to which We muat hereafter il possible,
devote moro excruciating toll and thoughts to
labor for tho advancement and prosperity OF
Arizona. and, last, but not least, to trim our
sails for voyage ovor the River of limo to TINT
land boyond the grave, whore transplanted souls
live i'll happiness for over aud over.
, 1873-09-26
The Coming HIn11,

The Denison (.rex.) -Neto South says: "The
coming man lives III Fannin County land his
namo Ii IIainbrIght: According to tho Donl,am
ago, aud another negro wanted to hayo hlm ar
roBted Tor it. This waH more tlian his insulted
dignity could stand. aud fow DAYS slnce ho sont
tho soul Of Ills Hocoud negro meanlering through
s nato ssey OF e an pfa o
yreea, then whRt III tho use OF a man having
merit"
, 1873-09-26
1HE EXPOSITION.
The 4 Great Interstate In.
dustrial Palace In
augurated.
Fully Fifteen Thousand People
Participate in The
Ceremonies.
A Programme Introducing Cam
non, Music, and
0rations.
The Building Delivered Over to
the Directors by N. S.
Bouton, Esq.
And Gracefully Accepted on
Their Behalf by the
Hon. W. F. Cool
baugh.
The Presentation Made More Binding by
Gov. Doyeridgc, Mayor Bond,
and Senators Logan
and 0glesby.
Variety and Magnitude Of
the Objects on Exhi.
bition.
Variety and Magnitude o1
the Objects on Exhi-
bition.


h;t;or,
oAe4oA'
,,os,ou,,. o.,,,,,,, .,,u,,.. =. A.. ,,,,u ,,..,
yesterday evening" pursuant 10 INC notiee given
Rome months ago, the Interstate 1ndustrinl Exposi
arc ,ut at rest and Inn yocea of tho croakcrs bavo
49,. s.,a,a, ra '.o - @ I.,'. ,.. .''
oSsn nsnea ine o 'no nfSs nena @ has oeen
during I'm vccts N comc.
''o '&N r,,r,,sa r,,
DoIinu ~ 4nE pAn'
banners to tic brcczc and flags aud pcn1,ons Of nit
co1ors and uatioun1;tias Aoatol from thu
1,re, 1saa ~ saas H.. IT,. o W.
unaccountahle oversight, the national cnsfgn Of
ireland was omitted. This was observed by
eomo friend of Esiu, tho alarm was given, anu in .
short tlmo largo delegation wated upon the Exocu.
tive Committee to request n tho name Of q hundred
thousand Irishncn, recncaton Of tho error, TO
which Tie Committee consented ot once.
nm. -, -. ~, rur NV, 80,
TIE WAYS TO ~ TUE BUILDING
una been ado shootll. ihe paving ut the corner OF
Adams street md Wabash ayenue had been done,
leaving unfinished only TINT at State street, The side
"ns - NJ w., ..u1.o'Im . "nu eto'a.
Jugs Aaa peeh h!ate aeEoss taas sfeet' 1ho nuu OF
sSe morn morning afaea up rapidly nnaer tue influence ef
side, aud. in splto Of pa,cs and SUSPENSIONS. tho
n.s,,..a ,,a1.S ,.aaofr, m.,a .,,,s,,S.. '0o
Die'.o'a looA'a aoio'u ano !ap''"nt: .....
aud tho services of tue evening commenced.
r1r rsrrn.on on T1,,. n1Y,,.n,xn
.o,o,,,,.s ae,.r,s,n, s,,,,,.,,u.. ~. ...n',. ,
,,tan ,s.;o ana sr ~ .ny .nere
Ing Of hundred dresses for hundred brdes. It
moves looking for their supcriora The aoor ,rna
, 1873-09-26

Tore the country would recover from 1t,
The actions Ut everybody tn Chicago showed how
littlc tho panio had effected them. Currency would
soon return to its accustomed channels and tra.le
nobe men who got up the Exposition, and Wishing tic
amrleat . and richoat rcr,'s to tholn all.
dog w. osessny sroko Will his usal fro and energy,
lis predecessors. There singular contrast between
him and tle tamenoas Of Senator Logan. Gov ogles-
bys speech, Or rather tho music which followed 1t,
closed the otcia programme, aud tho congregation
bencath tho balcony scattered. It then halS-past
10. 9onc left tho hal, and Immediately fell into
THE cLuTcHEa OF THE z. r.,
and were charged twenty-five cents for being hauled
home. This II high price for hack, and when one
terrible buying Northern pacito bonds 1t p par. !:
However, peoplo VT! probably ho wiser thia evening.
md shna no which las to Hr down to the ona of
Those who did not leave ut oaco amusel themselves
by promenatllng through tho hall, aud yiowing as
cosely as they could tue mapy interesting objects
THE TnlnusE has already published a detailed cata-
LOCUS Of ths exhibitors and Of tho articles they have
4 HABEx EXAMINATION
yesterday oveny shwe hat there were several things
Which, for enc renson or at.oler, deserving Of
special mention. At tile aouthern end OF thu cutlery
is an adnrale dslay OF vegetables, fruta, md ores,
Kansas rac!ne, aud burlington Missouri Roads, tls
latter ospecially covering Western Iowa. Space has
so f. esa fes ysn III ss ssS ay gepss hs sas 7as
aud interoat Of tnis section docs not
s 50 asa T. it, q vegetables I'D
fair idea If thu resources Of tbaconry u1oug tho line
q these Foads M Th9 farmer Or miner who seeks for
lcry, where the American Bureau of Mnea has nj ex-
Ply Sna valuable dsy 0
by talorH, etc., while tho northern nnd noroaHtcrn
end Ia given up to plows, and similar agricultural i
THE pIsrlAy or oAnnAoEs
IN tho northwestern side Of tho gu!lury is very fair
nm nknH hf,a n1,n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-09
The Wives Of Public Mon.

Washington Correspondence of tho GrapIc ]
Vile Is the milestone which the trav-
cler never passes. She goes before TO
quicken his pursuit. and il she Tags behind
she must be carried. As public career is
d race, love and wife are great part Of
the training, tho encounter and the prize.
Many a brilliant man, like Sammy Cox,
married a lady OF thoughtful encourage
mcnt, who willingly surrendered her for.
tune 10 give him q career, and then sub
mits tothe acquaintance Of manyspeople
Of no congeniality for the same purpose.
Again, there are women, like Mrs.
Spraguc, who seem created on purpose TO
diminish their husbands4not by an uni
happy emulation, Or by greatly superior
attainments-but by that buoyancy oil ad:
dress and spirits which, in q social CAPT
tal, make their impression so easily, while
the more sobered husband passes at ihall
his worth andthe bright vile at double
her. talent. : H. z . - v
Other women, like Mrs. Garfield arc too
good, motherly, and unconscious OF sell
and social arrogance to change one hairs
breadth from the path Of domestic duty,
and 80 are lost 10 the giddy procession
which will never relax It's hold upon o
servitor, but preys upon each new arrival
for a winter and plucks her as winter
plucks q pea.fowl ..s
Some women drive their husbands up
toihe breach Of ashamedness, like d Ger.
tain Cabinet officers wife, OF whom 1t is
currently said, "she Is o very prominent
candidate for the Chief Justiceship."
Others die young and fond, like Mrs.
Belknap, who spent some oil her latest
hours OF pain and conscious dying tel ling
her husband what articles In Ms lodgings
belonged 10 him, and urging him to 70.
member, for tho sake Of that dear comfort
she wished TO give him when he should
be lonely In his widower home.
l look at the wives and daughters Of
public men with sensibility and curiosity.
They cannot disguise their breeding OF
their propensity. What Is genuine shows
out clear and strong; what Is paryenue in
character or Affected or dissimilated de.
ceivcs nobody but tho players. Love and
uuselfshness In the love OF public life are
ten times hollcr TO see than love In by.road
lie, where love itself Is capitalized cxist'
ence. But to love ones husband, TO serve
ones children, 10 be In the world, and
beautiful in It and still pure and loyal
without interval-what freshness does
she make in political capitall She who
speaks the simple truth, who lives the
guileless way, who Is no conspirator add.
ing 10 public emulation the intrigue o.
women, and 10 hershnsband Is flessl the
enerpizer than the monitor and angel
happy ID the State with such wives 70 IL
public men. l'4b
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-09

Hu%' Iamsy cps sgsfs'msIe Medicine Co.,
Ofloe ana Depot, No, 5G2 BnoApwAY, NEW YoRK.
:, = For Sale, by all Druggists
And y LOGAN, LIST b CO., q BooKINa
r .. EINNEY; JAS. NURRY; R Fed KRAFT
3 90. wheeling; oHAs. 1FARls. Wheeling Is.
land; JAS. ELLIOTT aud ]. l. N. N. MERCER,
Bellaire, Ohio. febi2-eOdaw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-09

Ghe.1ntelttQf,rt
CHARLESTON.

n, .SHq Bill Il LaW-Knotts, Of Marion,
Makes an Open GontsSSion-1urning
der The State Normal SthOOlS-A Re-
pnRirm CaucWS-A 6eries:of ReSOln'
ions t1r,Me Consideration Of lie People
lie ,Eh. - ~ -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-09
=, ,,iyols aud Departures or Mails.
Travellers Register.


ARRIVAL oP TRAINS.
MO. X. r.. Ill:20 am $50 PIN. 1870 p m.
Gstrll Ohio Div $50 am. 1910 am. f2o pm.
C.rycl'd & Pitts. l1:05 Am. G:O7 pm: 9io pm.
R,apicid X. r.. 800 am t.........:I &90 pm:
DErARrURs or TRAINS.
p,O.RR..m.I b:9S q MI 1858 ami Gao pm.
EG.atrsl Ohio DiyI ZOO d. M. 9;Bam GAO pm.
, , 4 Pit =. sos AN. il:lO am $50 pm.
il,npdelG r. r.: 6:s5 an ::::::::::! Sl0 nm:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-09

Mr.. MuRAT HALsTEAD, Of the oincin-
natl Commercial, in accepting an invita-
lion to address a meeting Of Kentucky
editors, says: ..-.......-... "a.
"You fellows had no idea when you
elected me Tor your orator al, your next
meeting, that would accept the honor;
but l am going to be ,at Henderson and
meet with you as one OF yourselves; and,
more than that, am going TO deliver you
o practical address on journalism. / be-
gan my editorial career at the foot Of the
ladder, and think I know oil the ups and
downs Of the business, and I7believe that
/ can at least interest II not instruct q
convention Of editors. Youmay tell your
Kentucky brethren that ] VIII Ibe with
them at the appointed time" PAS -, a.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-09
The Human Kitchen and It's Dumb
!. - 10 Walters,

Wa1tbLbs
The body Is supplied with ailment by vessels
which connect the stomach and its A1xiliATios
with the venous system, and, as 20 speak. per.
form the oflce Of dumb walters In q restaurant.
In other words, these media OF communication
between the animal kitchen and lie dependents
supply TO each member and organ, near or re-
mote, the quantity and kind OF sustenAnce re.
quired 10 keep II going. When the stomach is
derelict in Its duty, or the dumb walters inert
or obetructed II is tho peculiar province oil Hos.
letters Celebrated Stomach Bitters 10 strength
on and regulate them. Hence It's marvellous
curesiof chronic indigestion. and the cancellation,
debility and languor which arc generally It's con.
tive and corrective, and the rapldlty with which
Il checks Irregularities OF the liver and bowels,
and braces aud invlgorates the nervous systen,
iAA marvel. notonly 70 tho general public, but
10 PFo es y et men. EEg " p@"
ALL people would undoubtedly prefer due
head Of hA;rgroYn upon their own heads, TO be-
ing bald, d Eeahpg false hair, and ithas been
the stu1y OF many OF our learned men to find 4
Iemcdy to restore the hair when II has fallen ont
and renew It's color after it,hAs sbecomeigrAy.
Such q remedy has been found and To- now OF.
fercd 10 the world under tho name Of Halls
Vegetable biciItan Hair Remover ;and, 70 vefiiy
this statement, read ths following; q.
THIS 70 toeertlfy that Twas very bald Fin fSst,
my head was perfectly smooth; and 1t Is CON-
mon In my family 10 grow bald early In life. l
have now used four bottles OF Halls Vegetable
SIeiliah Hair Remover; aud the hair has grown
cut III over my head, and is now natural
brown. 2 sr.s hartley CONL0N.
sciPIo, JENNINGS Co., IND,
May q, lies.
Personally appeared before mo BARLEY Conlon,
and upon oath, says tho above statement Is true.
d&w N. g. BUrLER, Notary Public.
, 1873-06-20

John Deery, nftcr which Maurice DAILY. and
cup must pl.y game of a goo points every et!ty
Is to bo declared Tic champion Of tho world"
The Board Of Public Workn yesterday fsauod
tho following building permits. ]: @. OullIn,
throo-etory briok, 25x60, on Milwaukee avonue
j. T. nyoraon, 2Btory brick, 49x40 foot, Mt No. 80
Gas stroot; Nathan Eisont1reth, throo-story
street, D. y. Honor, two.atory brick, 29142
feet. No, 0{2 Wont Madison stroat Lnotlan Nc
Laohlan two-ntory htono 00138 foet, on In
diana Etreot
The sun WAS .glaring hot, and unocouplcd
shady spots .wcro hard to find yesterday. h1on
end "a b9 wh Sor S0so
hanging out. It wns genuine August day.
But ono oaso Of aun-atroko ia known to have o.
cured. Brother. Donoqgh' Of tho OhriatIan
Drothors' School, On Deaplainoa. street. was
Franklin strecss. Detective ponntB Sim
mons, lappcning along, he removed him
from the nlaet Of Caring qroTd to the Long
John engino-houso. The Health Department.,
80 q q tho nronor s
wns thon sont homo in carriage.
Tho alarm Of fire from Box 2o2. at half-past q
yesterday afternoon, WAS occasionod by 11anes
breaking out in tho roar portion Of No. 1877 Wost
Madison street. Tho Gro WAS started by tho IT,
milton Of q pile Of Hhavlngs by aomo
ohildron In IN alley. Tho building No. TOT
was two-story framo, md was
almost totally destroyed. It waB owned by W.
D. Raco. who will loso %, 900 insured for 81 800
in tho phnnix Of Brooklyn. Tho first floor was
occupied by 8. H. Carpenter as a confectionery
store, WHO losoe sGooi insured for 81, 400 in tho
G1obo, Of Chicago. Fl. Il. Ferry occupied the
second floor as d dwalling; Ions, $500. A car
pontor-ahop In tho rear Of No. 244 Wnrron ayo-
nue, owned and occupied by RIchard Brown, uau
doatroyed loss s20o. The flames spread to
tho building No. 789 Madison, owned by N. Z.
Hamilton !; loss, 1900; insured in the Homo
Of Now York for $4,000. Pomoroy i Nyo ocou-
piod the front room on tho first floor, and lose
R400. ". 3. 8hoonmakor Ind laundry in the
roar Of this loss. nominal.
, 1873-06-20
AN INDIANIAN DUNKOED.

Euurry LAyvrenco Takes Trick
Worth 81B0. and is Then Tnkcn In
Charge by Sam Ellis.
Harry Lawrence, tho bunko stoorer, who,
upon being brought boforo Justice Danyon
fow days ago. pleadod that he waa citizen OF
Now York, aud not. therefore, amenable to the
laws OF the State Of Illinois, and who was dis
charged, has remained long enough In
Chicago to play sharp trick, and got arrested
for it. In this last ofrenao no WAS assisted
by shrswd-looking fellow named II. L. Smith,
who tho detectives say, is imported stock. They
mot an elderly man named John Stephens, from
Indiana, on Clark Rtrocs, naar Madison, On
Wednesday ovoninR about o'clock. Thoy
watched him until they becamo persuaded that
ho had money, whom Lawrence managed to en-
gage his attention by remagking to him that he
had met him somewhere. After time Stephens
was induced to go with them to bunko den on
Clark street near Monroe, the oxnet number OF
which could not bo found out. Before the i'm
pros6iblo Hoosior got out Of tho clutches Of tho
TllinnB, he WAS minus a160. Yesterday
morning he told his experience to Sergeant Ellis,
and in M hour Detective Dennis Simmons had
safely Gagged Lawrence and Miller in the Madison
etroot Station, The manner in which bunko
mon aro genorally doalt with rendors their nrrost
Of vory little avail. The practice Of Eoudiug
thom OF to othor cities, by compelling them to
leave town iH not only pcrnicious to the citiea
which they adopt, but is little or NO punishment
to the oulpritH themselves. They should be-
doalt with severely aH being tho meaneat dirtios,
most unmanly olnas of villains going.
, 1873-06-20

The rebel ex-prosidont has been "intor-
viewed in Momphis by writor Of tho Macon
(Ga.) Register, who snyR: His health ia good.
Ao has but ono nound eye. You know tho Wis
ion Of the other las long since faded in dnrk-
ness. This defect forbids much roading and
writing, Yet to-day, in tho familiarity Of old
friendship, remardod: III think, Mr. Davis,
you will not lose the othor oye until you shall
have given to tho world your viows and opinions
as to the causes which lod to tho late wnr p
" am writing" !" he Haid-and ho drummoa with
his hngora on tho bnizo colored table, upon
which his arm rested, and tho doep aadnoss
which cloudod his features, and followed tho
ronnrk, WAS painful to contemplate. You
hayo just returned from visit to Lamar, md
contemplate visit to Georgia. you tell mo.
Say to Hardman and Lunar, whom again you 500
thom, hayo pleasant memory Of thom both
and, further, toll them I am preparing work
with all the impartiality possible to mo, and
atter years OF sober thought, which shall not
leave tho world in darkncsn as to my motives
and my conduct, or that Of those who acted with
NO."
, 1873-06-20
for his own snko TINT lie hrs dono this mitch to
place himself right Omaha Herald.

place A1neol[ flBhE.-UnaAhh Ler1tu.
Judgo Il. D. lioe las resigned tho Presidency
Of tho Mnino Contra! Railroad, and ox-Gog.
Anson p. Morrill, Ina boon eloctod to tho posi-
tton. Charles r. Hatch has boon choson Con-
oral Manager OF the road. Judge nico will at
onco nen,tmo tho duttoH of President Of tho
Northern phoinc to Which Office llo has been
olectod.
It was confidently ntntol on tho stEeet this
morning Tint ]. D. McCullagll, Of tho Democrat,
was negotiating for roAiti0u on tho Tfmes.--
81. Louis Dispatch. 1lumor wns mover worso at
fault. Tho propriotorB Of tho Times can Imagine
no possible combination OF oircumstanooa undar
which sIr. DIeCnllagh conla become eonneesod
with ita editorial managamont.--St. Louis
Times.
Bishop Thomas Morris, Of the n. E. Church,
ut tho tcnder ago of ri bocamo d bridegroom,
and tho Church, not being in full sympathy With
his hymonlal procltvitios. gently oxpronaod its
dispeasuro by reducing his salnry from 80 GOO 70
81, 600 annually. 1t lehat that's tho story, md
tho Bishop remonstrateB In "card" to ono OF
tho Church papers, which has awakened pretty
discussion.
Tic DeForost gold medal. gsvon yearly to that
momber Of tho sonior class I'll Yale College who
ehall write or doliyor tho bost English orntion,
Tas awarded On Friday to ffnnk bgolow THs
1nnn Is the Valodictorian Of bis olasa. Theso two
honors have boen achieved by tho ea1no peraon
bnt onco before: LoandoE T. Chamborlan, OF
the @ clasa OF 1893, Won thom both. Ho also Tas r..
Nov England Church in Chicago.
Tho late Capt HILL wrote as follows to tho
oditor Of tho Nautical Gazette, before emhnr]t-
| ing In tho PolRria: "I shall bring you tidingB
which will astoniah tho world and recomponac
my friends for all their 1abora In my bohalf, or
the Arctic rogions again Il ~ su succossial but,
| II am not, and 1.-Two to 800 tho Untod 8tatoB I
shall toll MY story, and then aeek homo in the
, 1873-06-20
Worth Knowing.

It Is fact worth knowing, that nno clothing bo
found, IN atyle, 1T, md quality Of goods, equal to
custom garments, ut L. J. Nuttngs, the Q. o. D. ne
clothier, who ia constantly receiving from Now York
all the new and desirable stylss OF summon suits, white
vests etc. He prides himscK being able to please
every one. Prices range from business suit ut 49,
to extra fine drcss Huit at $4o Fifteen dollars will
buy good suit, out in tho Saint Bernard STYLE and
nor auis Of al tho various grades constantly kept
on hand. Nos. $50 and 322 State street.
, 1873-06-20

we shall open many and attractive Htylcs In lace
hats, bonncs, Normandy caps, etc suitable for this
soason OF the year. AL now styles and low prices.
All ara Invited TO examine of tho choicest stocka
Of millinery goodB to be found in tho city. Hoothhn,
Palmer Co., Nos. 1877 and 139 State Rtreot.