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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-13

"As old river man who knows
"whsts what" writes . letter TO the Mem
phis Appeal containing some sensible
sdv'ce 10 "scary people, which II would
do no harm for people who are frightened
and sill Others to heed. His recipe is not
. cure for the choerA, nor even cholera
morbus, but II carefully observed it would
In many Eases be what is better q pre-.
ventive Of both those diseases this it is in
plain English: "'Fssr not ga, whs,evsr
: you are accustomed 10 eat drink good
eistsso watsr msk. no change in your
eating and drinking; buy your vegsta.
'tlss fsssh from th. garden, and take no
ssdicInss for small ills"
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The platform Of the n W psrty-the
party which IN 1874 will sweep Illinois
lie this short but sweet declaration Of prir-
ciple.: This organization is opposed t.
tariff steals, railroad steals, salary grab
:s,eals, bank steals, and every other form
! Of thieving by which some classes of the
people are robbed for the sggrandize-
nsnt Of more privileged classics
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We learn from the Jonesboro 'Adver-
tser that man named Swsyno stabbed
John Hunsacker Of Union county, four or
Ave times few days ago, iniicting serious
but not fatal injuries. They were drunk
and quarreled about water.
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SPS GER, of tho Valley Clarion is a
proud man. His little town has iu.t
"had' its fr-t telegraph line. It's labr-
were hard but i. got through safely The
child the telegraph-is a little bu'
healthy thing; the mother i. q. Chester
is IS well as could be expected; and
Papa Spencer is delighted. We congrat-
ulate him aud Chester.
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A MOVEMENT to erect statue in New
York Central park 10 the memory Of
O'Connell, the Irish orator and patriot,
has been conn enced In New York.
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TIE Presi lent is at West Point, attend
ing the examination of cadets.
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ST.. LOUIS is going, to wash and he closn
II is to be done with FIRE engines.
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The farmers movement is travelling
cast ward. Pennsylvania is establishing
oranges.
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CAPT. JACK didn't kill Gen. Candy, but
Z had him killed, which is all the same.
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CERTAIN insane young men Of Chicag,
still cling to base ball,
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-11-04
VERGENIA.
An Address 10 the PeOp'c.

RlcuMoxp, November 3.-Generel
Ksmper issued the following address
Of Virginia this evening:
To IL: Psop,c,f Virginia:
"At the close OF an arduous
canvas, in our State recognize with
heartfelt gratitude the spleadid hos
pi,S,.ty AID uob2unded enthusiasm with
which Won have everywhere greeted
me Is q representative of your cause.
An Iu,1slj tst;uggle OF the united Con-
selyai;y.s ;ur one day more will crown
cur cause wt.h cloEiCus victory. "Once
rc-e unto the breach dear friends, once
more In cur assured triumph let Jas
;ice, courtesy snd moderation direct sIl
cur council, &c welcome fruits
ot your coming success Let
tie 'iGe 0; INN grafton pour
into NrrEinra, let the production OF
manulactores, trade, commerce, educa"
ton and arts spring into new life
throughout all our borders. Let us
lave such & triumph es will forever
settle toe intestinal feuds OF the past,
drGuse reace aud good will over the
land, and light up the whole common
wealth with q suuburst of contentment
and prosperity.
l<,cred ! JAS. L. KEHrER.
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West Virginia Legislature
SENATE.
SATURDAY, Oct. %, Isl

EAil NLAOli wv -NI @S'O'
A message from the Governor was
reported aud laid on the table, which
in compliance with a resolution adopt
ed on Yesterday bv the Senate, submit
ted a report OF stationery, &c, which
had been furnished TO the Executive
Department amounting to s47.32, since
April I, 1873.
Mr. Hall, OF Barbour, from the Com
mittee ou Education, reported back
House bill III, bill to amend and re-
enact chapter l94 OF the acts OF 1872,
entitled AN act to locate q branch
State Normal School in Concord, 10
the county Of Mercer" passed Februs-
~ q, 1872, recommending that 1t do
not pass.
N Price, on leave, introduced Sen
ate bill 237, authorizing the payment
OF 1862 TO John e. shovslter,
which was read by its title and refer
red to the Committee on Claims and
Grievances.
Mr.. .Grsnthsm, ION leave, introduced
Senate bill 23S, bill amending chap
ter 96 OF the Code, in relation TO money
and interests, which wss read by its
title and referred to the Committee on
Finsnce.
Senate bill 20s, dill establishing an
independent school district in S7snt
township in jackson county, va. read
q third time and passed with It's title.
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CHICAGO.
The Municipal Election.

CHICAGO, November 3.-Greas ex-
citement centres on the election TO be
held in this city Tomorrow. The
question to be decided being whetf er
the city or county shall hereafter be
governed by the intelligent, law-abid-
ing properly owners or by a mob Of
saloon keepers and gamblers: Every
Euglish daily and weekly, the
churches and the respectabiity OF both
parties support the citizens
Union ticket, headed by L. L. Bond Tor
Mayor. The German Stats Zcitung and
German saloon men support the Peo-
ple's ticket. headed by H. D. Colvin for
Mayor. Thousands Of foreigners have
been naturalized in the last few days
in the LIQUOR interest, and preparations
have been male for the perpetratioo
of frauds on q most stupendous scale
In one notorously foreign precinct
over a thousand have been register
ed. where at the last election there
were only one hundred and thirty. II,
is probable that q number OF rows will
tai ke place tomorrow, but the police
have heen organized to keep peace.
The sheriff issued an order to close all
the saloons from seven o'clock IN The
morning until eeven o'clock in The
evening. Mucr e1citementwas caused
this afternoon by the arrest OF one OF the
deputy clerks OF !he criminal court, who
is a member OF the O. Hara Club, charg-
cd with frauduleDtly lssuing naturallza-
ton papers, filled up and attested and
sworn to, and given TO persons
who never appeared to make cath
which the paper required OHara 10
a candidate for City Treasurer on the
whisky ticket, and in bis capacity as
Clerk OF the Court he has been active
in issning papers. His deputy Mckay,
testified that one Jones had made
proper affidsvits before him, but Jones
denied this in court Mckay said be
had the sffiiavits on file, and being al
lowed time 20 get them, and failing, he
was held in five thousand dollars ball.
and stands q good chance OF going 10
Joliet .,,
The Illinois and Michigan canal will
be officially closed on the Goth ins:.
The Chicago Board OF Trade passed
a resolution 10 adjourn at P. N, to-
morrow, in order that the members
may give the entire evening to the cleo
ton.
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BY TELEGRA APH.
Exclusively for the Register.
BY the Pacific and Atlantic Line.
Of.iee, ITO Main Street,
WASHING TON.
WASHINGTON. November 3.
EPnn.I of the llrPCfOr of The MinI

W ASHlSGTOS, November ..
Report of the Director OF The Mint.
DR.. Linderman, Director OF the Mint,
in his report to the Secretary of the
Treasury, says: "a gratifying in-
crease of business stlSan Francisco and
Philadelphia Mints and the assay office
at New York took place Immediately
on and after the coinage act became
operative, and which has recently been
greatly augmented in consequence OF
the large importations Of foreign coin
apd bullion aud the almost total cessa-
ton OF bullion exports. Arrangements
have been made to promptly meet all
demands upon the Mints for coin. As
general thing deposits have been paid
for within two days after they were
made.
From the most reliable data obtGina.
bic, the amount Of gold and silver coin
in the country, is estimated at Sl35.-
100000, and subsidiary silver five
millions. The silver coin is principally
in circulation IN California, oregon,
Nevada, Idaho and Texas. The in
crease TO the stock of coin iu the
country, has been at very fair rate
since the first OF April last, and the in
dcations are that, although there may
be occasional explorations, it will
gradually go on until su amount
sufficient to enable the country TO safe
~ resume specie payment Is reached:
This much desired result, however, will
depend upon conditions which cannot
here he discussed.
Dr. Linderman expresses the utmost
confidence in his subordinate officers
and earnestly recommends an increase
in Their salaries. The report contains
yolumiuous observations on the COIN
aye of the different countries OF the
world, our own included.
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Senate bill 22o. q bill to secure to the
State of West Virginia, representation
in the House of Representatives in the
43d Congress, was read q third time,
and, a..
On motion Of Mr.. Camden, was laid
on the table. sE
Senate bill 2:2, q bill amending
chapter IS OF the Code, with regard to
the appointment OF Commissioners in
Chancery, was read q second time, and,
on motion of Mr.. Grantbam was
ann ended, and further amended on mo-
ton OF Mr.. Hall. and on motion Of Mr..
Bennett, was referred to the Judiciary
Committee.
Senate bill 229, bill for changing
the time for holding County Court in
Jefferson county. was read second
time, and, on motion of Mr.. Walker,
WAS amended, as also upon the mo ton
of Mr.. Grautham, and as amended was
ordered to be engrossed and read third
time.
The following bills were read a sec
OlQ l!I0e anu OIucEcu w o tuiLu LSSe
ing: :,
Senate bill 230, a bill to amend and
re-ensct an act, approved March 25.
1873, concerning the removal of OBJ.
structions in South Branch river and
two OF it's tributaries, and,
Senate bill 233. bill TO confer addl-
tioual jurisdiction upon the Circuit
Courts; and,
Senate bill 23l, was read a second
time and, on motion Of Mr.. Walker.
referred TO the Judiciary Committee.
Senate bill l6t, a bill re-euacting
chapter 1879 OF the Code, concerning en-
forcement OF DEGREES, &c, coming up
was read second time on motion OF
Mr. Bennett, was laid on the table and
ordered to be printed.
A message and report from Secretary
OF State was read, and 'oEc her with
the Governors report, "a- .eterIed to
Fiuaoce Committee on motion OF Mr..
Ca nden.
On motion ut Mr. Granthsm, the Sen :
etc adjourned.
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ROsTON.
Tho Shoe TrDdP.

Bosrox, November 3.-Tbe shoe
manufacturers at North Bridgdwater
report brighter prospects generally
while 9th er towns rerort the shoe trade
very dull.
The Manchester locomotive works
turned Oft, during the past month, two
hundred men and they now employ
about twice that plumber.
The vote in this State tomorrow
p.orniaes TO be a smsll one, although
there will be large number OF exci'i
ing local contests. The large towns
and cities will generally elect s1en Ia
vorsble TO the repeal Of the liquor law.
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RHODE ISLAND.
The epra gues.

PROVIDENCE, November 3.-The late
est particulars in the Sprague affairs
are the appointment OF trustee and the
preparation OF deed for transferring
th. property under the plans brought
forward by the investigating committee.
Notice has been issued that should the
creditors rejsc. the deed, tnen proceed
ipss will be taken 10 bankruptcy.
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ereuce to the employment offs reporter,
was taken up. whep,
On motion ef Mr.. Withrow.
The following substitute was adopted
therefore. ......
Resolved, That Il. II. Scott, Com
mittee Clerk, do, until his services are
otherwise required, report the proceed
iugs Of this House. daily, 10 one OF the
newspapers.
Mr.. Reynolds offered the following
resolution. which was referred,
"As to the eIpediepcy Of transferring
the interest OF the State in all turnpikes
to the several counties through which
they may pass"
On motion OF Mr.. Woodiell, the
House adjourned.
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CHARLESTON.

An Ea,ly Adjournment Agreed
Upon.
Special Dispatch TO the Register.
CHARLEsroN, Nov. 8, 1873.
The Senate to-day unanimously pass
ed Joint Resolution which was con-
CURED in by the House Of Delegates
with only three negative votes. to ad,
Journ sine die on the Fifteenth of De-
cember. All the legislation necessary
to adapt the Code to the new constitu-
ton will have been accomplished at
that time. b.
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ST. LOUIS.
New Trial Granted.

ST. LOUIS, November 3.-The Su.
i;eme Court this morning, in the case
o' tue State IS Antone Hotme, seutenc-
~ to be hung for wife murder, on FRI
.SY OF next week, reversed the juds-
i3ent OF the lower court and remanded
'os case for q new trial.
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ILLINOIS,
serIous Accident

AURORA, November 3 3-John Cody,
& young man engaged in the servecs OF
the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
railroad'company as night caller, while
attempting to cross the track IN the
dark this morning about four o'clock,
was struck by backing switch engine
and thrown under the wheels. He had
both legs mutilsted so bsd that the
amputaiion OF one above the ankle and
the other abovs the knee will be neces-
s2rv.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
MONDAY, October q, 1878.

Mr.. Bradford from the Committee on
the judiciary reported back.
House bill lsl, "A bill to secure to
the State OF West Virginia representa-
ton in the House OF Representative 1t
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BROOKLYN.
Arrested for Murder.

BROOKLYN, November 3.-James
Lennon was ARRESTED to-day on a war
rant Issued, charging him OF killing
Phillip r. Howard st Jamaca, yester-
day. Lennon and q companion were
gunning on Hovard's farm and he or
dered them of. They refused, and
du-ipg a dispute one OF them, It is alisS-
ed. shot and killed Howard.
Murder.
Patrick Lysaght, bar tender, was
murdered in South Brooklyn last night
by canal boatmen during q quarrel.
No arrests made.
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SENATE.
MONDAY, October 81, 1873.

MONDAY, October q, 1873.
Mr.. Camden from the judiciary re-
ported back,
Senate bill 235, "a bill amending
chapter 65 Of the Code, concerning
Commissioners in chsnssry" ke., sr.
commanding its passage with some
amendments which were adopted. On
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Fatal Accident.

A fatal accident occurred at Reese,
Graft & Woods Steel Works in which
David Pr;tcher who was engaged in
c,eanirg the SCOT rom the pipes
eaijEg into the gas receiver fell into
;as receiver and was found there dead.
Accident on the Pan.HandIe Rail.
road.
There was an accident on the Pam
Handle railroad on Saturday, which
''sulttd in 10y named Chas. Arder-
,oH having his lsgs crushed below the
Knees. The boy was stealing ride on
i1e train, aud seeing the conductor
coming, jumped of ard struck against
tie entrance 10 a tunnel and fell under
Re train.
PsrGoned.
United States Marshal Hall, has re-
ce.ved from President Grant, pardon
i3' 5. !. Mayer. convicted in June last,
'oF passing counterfeit money and sem
.eenced TO seven years in prison and
aoed one thousand dollars.
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PITTSBURGH.
CrIriing ARRAY.

TlrTsnrRGH, November ga ser:tus
cutting afiray occurred Saturday L sht
u bar room No. 100 Water s,ree,. in
Which Charles Nil was cut three times
ry John Hall alias jersey. Hall was
A-rssfei
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TISanciaI Matters.

The furniture trade is reducing the
number Of lis hands and lowering
wages ten per cent. The street rail
road and s,a2e companies also feel the
effects of the panic. There has been a
marked decrease in daily receipts and
some cases the number Of cars
aud employees have been reduced
on the larger street rail roads.
The decrease in receipts average 200 10
200 ger cert Even the liqnor business
has allen off 80 10 80 per cent, while
the pawn brokirg business has incress'
et tour-io'd.
Fire ~ Valparaiso.
The latest Panama advices by
steamer say the damage at Valparaiso
by two fires which occurred there late-
", is estimated ct five hundred thou
Sand dollars.
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NEW YORK.
The Nathan Murder.

New YORK, November 2.-John 1.
Irving has written out confession or
statement regarding tie Nathan mur-
der which the police are now working
up. Ii is expected that there opers-
tons will be completed this week. De-
teclives say that rs they progress, lr-
Wings story verifes itself in q remarka-
hla Isrrpa
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G6 fn 00PYR DAY! Agents wanted
Ro W HOAI eiasses Of working people,
ot e-Lnsr sex, young or Old, make more
nDnsy a. Eoik ior rs IN their spare mo-
ese. PsIIculsIs bee. Addren:
"'5IlS5OS Co, Portland, Maine.
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divided into II 900 cash gins, will be dlstrib-
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OF the tickets To be drawn from
one wheel by blind children and the gifts
from another.
LIST OF GIFTS.
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WOMEN, s9s' ssy.' wsbssa oIEIs 20 AsB 81
ouf French and nericsn ewelery, BoC IA
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-11-04
PRICE OP 1ICKETS
THOS. T.. BRAMLETTE,

Agent Publ. Libr. Ny. and MRnE. Gl Cont
Pub!ic Library Building. LOUISVILLE, KT
J. V. J.. RODGERS. Agent,
lOG 2gTket Ete1t.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-11-04
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER ,, 1873.

Only sixty thousand tickets will be sold
and one half OF these ara. intended for the
European market, thus leaving o ly SOON
for sale In the United States, where lolog.
were disposed OF for the Third Concert. The
tickets are divided into ten coupons ol
parts and have on their back the Scheme
with n full explanation OF their mode Oi
drawing.
At this concert, which will be the grand.
est musical display ever witnessed In this
country, the unpr cedented sum or