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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-25
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Correspondence OF the Rlchmoad Dispatch

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PETERSBURG, May 3D.
Ihree of the Radical Ward Clubs hell
meetings last night, at which the Sfollowin.
nominations were made for the City Council
and Justices OF the Peace: lrs,
FIRST Was1.-Fer the Council Joseph
A. West, DIR. j. G. Pearce, z. g. Morgan,
William Ellis. For Justices Of the Peace
NJ. Marshall, John +. Jarrett. For Consta.
Bile: Alfred Croker.
Second Yard. For the Council: A. j.
Boisseau, George Fayerman, Henry Lundy,
Peter Donnan. For Justices Of the Peace
A. Ii. Marks, G. Fl. Porter.
FIN HTard.-Fcr the Council: J. P.
Williamson, James Fitzpatrick, S. l.. Miller,
J. Q. Quarles. :
The Third, Fourth, aud Sixth Ward Clubs
will meet to make nominations Monday
night.
There was general row last night ut the
end of Maiden Lane, in which Otto Liber-
ger, who is employed at the Varieties Thea
ire, received deep cut with knife across
the leg. His injury is not supposed to be of
a serious character, The confusion, in the
midst Of which Liberger received this
wound, was such that it is not known who
inflicted it on him, and there have been
made no arrests.
The Markct-S,rect Methodist Episcopal
church propose to buy new organ at a cost
of $4,000, and nearly the entire amount has
been subscribed.
Mr.. Il. Il. Saddler, an old and esteemed
citizen, died at O'Clock this morning at his
home on the Heights.
The funeral services of the late Robert
Watson took place this afternoon, and at
tracted large attendance of friends, Of
whom the young man numbered many, who
had beca drawn to him by his excellent
traits of character and conduct.
Mr.. John Dounan will leave for Baltimore
on Monday, in order to have IN operation
performed Tor the removal Of a cataract from
his eye.
The following officers Of Prince George
Lodge No. IL, A. +. and A. d., were elect
ed to-day for the ensuing year: W. NJ,
Samuel Fl. Jones; 5. W., Z. Il. Gee; J. w,
Charles Cowen Secretary, John McBrown :;
Treasurer, William I. Harrison. The fol-
lowing appointments were made by the
Worsuipful Master elect: S. D., G. McP.
Bate; J. D., William d. Temple; Tyler, +.
G. Edwards; Stewards, Robert Gillian, ST.,
and \. j. Bishop.
The Circuit Ccur. Of this city begins its
session on Monday next.
There have been several fights in the city
to-day, as there are only LOO frequently on
Saturdays. ROBIN ADAIn.
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Protestant Epsscopai ceancla Tor tsss
Diocese OF virginia.
2" W. VIZ III 'NtN4'sJ
Friday Mint.
CHAELOTTEsYIL

CHAELorrEsvIlLE, May 90, 1874.
\ meeting in behalf OF foreign missions
was held tonight, Bishop Johns In ithe
chair. 1.
After devotional exercises, conducted BY
the Rev. T. 4. Martin, of Berryviile, the an
nusl sermon OH foreign missions was
preached by the Rev. w. II. Meade, Of
Charlestown.
the sermon was followed by interesting
addresses by the Rev. Robert Nelson, d. D.,
OF the China mission, and the Right Rev.
John Payne, d. D., late missionary bishop
OF Cape Paimas.
The me ting WAS closed with n few earnest
words from the Rev. II. B. Dame. secretary
Of tho Foreign Committee of the General
Church. A collection was taken UP.
The session Of the Council on Friday was
one of the most protracted and interesting Of
late years. Assembling at 8 o'clock In the
morning, the Council, including the mis-.
sionsry meeting, remained together until
hat-past 10, allowing only q recess Of two
hours for dinner and one for supper. The
number Of delegates in attendance on the
present Council Is believed to be the largest
in the history Of the diocese.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAiL-l
ROAD COMPANY. !
COMMENCING MAY 10TH, 1874; trains
~ on this road viii run Us follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND soUIH.
sos 4. ", THROUGH MAIL daily lex ,ept Sum
Gay), connecting for all points south
and West. Siecpne-car attached.
800 \. NJ, FhEiGH rTRhIN daily (cxcrp suu-
d.tyl, With coach attached, for Peters
burg and stations on the Southside
road, l. yncnburs and the West.
1:45 Z. ". THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
for all points South and West, with
Pullman Sleeper attached, running
through from Richmond ~ savannah.
Passengers taking This train wiz
make close connection At Petersburg
for Norfolk.
5:35 L. NJ, FREIGHT daily Except Sunday,
49,. with coach attach ed.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
7:45A. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily (exceps
Sunday with coach attached.
1900 NJ, THROUGH Mali. daily, connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for all points East
5:05p. NJ, FREIGHT daily Except sunday,
coach attached.
S:o5P NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily except sun
day., connecting with hicamohu,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Iaiifoan
Sleeper attached, running through to
The MAIL TRAINS will not stop between Ricn lS
mond and Petersburg except Ut hahcnes'ei an"
Passengers from Glover Hill will leave At $50 a.
NJ, and returning leave Richmond ~ LAO II d"
ALL TRIMS leaving Petersburg will start from
Appomatto8 depot. ,,,.
my IL A. SHAW, superintendent.
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,,pu WORK COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.
Spv yoRK. May 23.-The market let couo t , on
the spot been exceedingly da rea and
enti r mesjin9s were of very little importance AZ
the close Of last week prices n
there was from 1 5Ss
coded &c, ut which reductioii 'iie ni'i NJ =.
stoadier tone. ,-ot or, the other side has
restricted ae further decline Of &c. Forward
daT sGses nave also ruled duh but values ass
aetvated Considerably, and at times rhs s6e~
quite an 1anSancy The total sales were !Ia;:-
a9s ha1es of which $4,000 we're on eon'rS's'
oi5 Iii for immediate delivery.
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: RUNAWAY CouI1E.-On Thursday morn.
Sd. Dr.. John 7. Bri@tow, of MiddleseX
'"..:. Va, ant BIAS Sa!lic ClarksoD, OF
s..r"A county, "a. arrived in this city, on
... ...42ny benz, :ne father Of the young
pro>in@ her marriage to the object of
d. rAo.cc. The E0MaWa: couple called upon
!; '!tend o.: BAIT >trert, and at 3 O'clock
" l.t.- afternoon Rev. John Pollard, pastor
.."a->ttcct Baptist church, performed the
IL the presence OF number Of
LIS AID relatives. yesterday afternoon
=. h!i>tOw and his wife left for home
GGzet!e, 234.
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nv Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK MARKETS.
NEW YORK, May 23.-Cotton quiet; Slies o!
o77 bales al lSS91 &c. Flour In buyers. Iarnr
S625@s7 10 for common to fair extra sou,He hai,
1SMSil for good to choice southern. v neat
IG2c. lower; good export business at the dsenne'
Corn opened dull and closed heavy at sS9SoE ~
for new and old western mixed; Pork dul ! a N.
Goffee QUIET Sugar quiet and unchanged. E t
Smiet and steady. Molasses dull. Turpensne steaol
Ipnsin steady Freight5 to Liverpool steady.
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iBy telegraph TO theDispatch.l
Adjournment.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, May 23-P. Al.
The resolutions in regard to the question
Of revision of the Prayer.Book, as recon-
mended this morning by the committee aud
reported upon, were, after animated discus
sion and amid indications of profound inte-
rest, adopted by vote of 159 to 20. After
the transaction Of some routine business OF
minor importance the Council, at hait'Iast
70 O'Clock. adjourned sine die.
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COMM RCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, May %, 1874.
OFFERINGS.
WnEAT.-Whlle 200 bushels.
CoEN.-Whtc. 264 bushels. Mixed, 25S bushels
pEAS.-350 bushels.
Chops 600 pounds.
SHuPSTUFF.-5. 600 pounds.
SALES.
WNEAT.-Whlc. 200 bushels common at 81 80.
CORN-Whi;c, 26i bushels on private terms.
Mixed, 22S bushels prime at orc.
RE-EXllIBiTED.
CoRS.-White, 224 bushels.
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sesgaS sGD szE8aGsNEs.
THE TAVOnITE HOME REMEDY.

THE FAVOnITE HOME REMEDY.
This unrtyalled medicine Is warranted not 10 con-
tain single particle of MERCURY or any injurious
mineral substance, but Is
PURELY VEGETABLE,
containing those southern roots ard herbs which
an all-wisc Providence has pLccd in countries
where LIVER DISEASES most prevail. II will cure
all diseases caused by arrangement OF hc liver and
bowels.
SINMOSS'S LIVER REGULATOR
Tor mcGicineJ is eninenty famil, medicine, and
by being kept ready for immediate resort viii save
MANY an hour Of suffering and many dollar in
time and doctors bills.
After forty years trial It Is still receiving the
most uuuualifed Testimonials 10 its virtues from
persons Of the highest character and responsibility
Eminent phylcians commend IL rs the most
EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC FOR DYSPEPSIA
OR INDIG ESTlON.
Armed with this antidcte, all climates and changes
of water and food may be faced without fear. AS
4 remedy In naarious fcvcrs, bowel complaints,
rcstlessress, jauudice, nausea,
1T HAS 40 EQUAL.
II is the cheapest purest aud best family medicine
in the world.
'i'Hot'> J. IT. ZEILIN & CO,
Macon, Ga, and Philadelphia
Price, Fl per bottle. sold by all druggists.
fe 26 deod&w3m
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RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MANhEI'
The following is the report OF Mr.: l.. q tlnm MI
18Th TO the 22d Of May, 1S74: ,,,c,e,>, 3. y,
CArTLE.-79 head sold from 4s@oac' O. ~'
HoGs-334 head sold from 7@sc. = D'' n''' ;
at su 1Ss from 4H@6sc. "a d., gross. vo.
LAMBs.-Sold from F3U:S4o0 per hsaa' Hi'iN''
WI VE SIppsid from s4@sl2 per head market
well SUPPLIED.
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TaG FREEZE N CAEApA.-Io Toronto, May q.
...e lcr bridge 1t Cbicontowie, on the saque-
Ia T!rtr, was still firm at last accounts, and
u@!na were crossing without mourning any
t>h. The ice measured two feet thick. The
lining Of navigation on The Saquenay was
LcEcr Known 70 be 80 late as this year.
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PRIMARY ELEcTI0E.-The primary cleo
toa which took place yesterday passed oil
II The quickest manner, and in the most ami
ca1ic spirit, though there vas good deal OF
interest manifested and large vote polled.
Gazette, 23d.
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GRAND SUMMER OPENING sa@s
MONDAY and TUESDAY, ykS$se
JIrNr ST AND Cd. -

Madame DEMELMAN, having gone gone, N Nc mG for
tug sS.U IN ITIIESIlAY June st and I'd, all the
IA anu LATEST DESIGNS
In Bonnet; ann EnssS
MY a1horn and fun line Of cfildrens hats.
Ladies Of good taste will please caA ano examine
Ior Iso as Inc new STYLES in Lace Scarfs Parasos;
rbats,.dnas kid Gloves Lace Sacques Shawis, anu
= fnn line of Fancy Goods, too numerous 70 md
tlon' Am a. 1928 Main stIeet.
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HAIRHORK. &c.
o01 BROAD STREET.
ooA JULIUS wILDT.

The ladies respectfully y, iasis ss iI
store aud examine aem s,.;sre In the city. Par
Ten sas ssnoa n e nal osn Il can sTssa
INGs. By process s 9alsr Sst ali the roots one
en- ,s any saa ~ ban any
sss SEss = v. assn ,Isss xsps;
, ,aa AT al shoT notice. F gnssa,ess oty Of the
low a. anywhere III this OF Say o.IfssWTLDT,.
Unised States, aS1 bread strestA Z
| ap 2s-lA ovsNa<e.E ~
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TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
&c :

The fDllowingis 4 comparative statement Of tic
Inspections, deliveries and receipts of tobacco, to-
cthcr with the stock hand al the different ware
houses In this city for the past week, aid for the
same time last year:
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ST LOUIS MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS, May 23.-Flour low; medium grades
firm and wanted Corn in good demand and lover yer
NO. No; Side Elevators. Whiskey quiet at 96c. Pork
e stron saes and in good demand Basou
strons. shoulders, TIC: clear-rib, 1O4c.; ciear,
i0Sc. Lard Arm; l0Hc. Tor summer &C. toi
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Cicero Is glad 20 see the summa CUM
JqS.9a past.
>uuma cum; Laude !-B0st0H AdeerH.
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hnd corresponding low rates to NIL points WEST
SORtAWESr and SOUTHWEST.
famiHes and parties em!gratEng 10 the West VIII
ne Iurnisne1 with rates from 90 to so per cent
ed through.
For tickets or Information apply to j. C. DAME
= w. Agent Greensboro, n. c.; K. PEcRHA3r.
AASenI, Broad and Seventeenth streets: CAREERS
Union Eicsef Office, S26 Main street, or 10
EDGAR TLIET,
ap 29-1m @. p. &. T. Agent. Richmond, va.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI. May 23:-Flour quiet az ana aoI nm
Wheat ou GSrf oT kese Bacon a E
n 1ln for Shoulders, IOs@ 04c for clear rib, !G
NJ ~ FOR eIearon spot Whiskey steady at VAC.
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DALTIMORE AND OHIO RAlLROAU
THE SHORTEST ALL-RAIL LINE
FROM
RI ii NJ O y D
TO
POINTS WEST, NORTHWEST, AND EAST.

ONLY ONE CHANGE Of CARS
BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND COLUMBUS,
PITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI, AND ST. LOUIS,
and al Intermediate points.
For rates. tme-clrtis, and Information generally,
apply at company's ticket Office, 1901 Main street,
and ut S26 Main street, corner Eighth ana Byrd
streets. and Office of Richmond, York River aud
chesapeake railroad. j. l.. WALDgtP,
8. E Passenger Agent,
1901 Main street, Richmond. Va
l.. N. COLE, General Ticket Agent. Baliimorer
Md NH l1-3m
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CLOTHING.
CLOTH FROCKS.

NOLORED CLOTH FROCkS.
am now prepared to offer one of the greatest
bargains in COLOkED CLOTH FR0ChS for
mems wear ever had in this city. Bought at panic
nrices. and will be sold accordingly.
COLORED CLOTH FROChS for 81 worth $40.
COL ORED CLOTH FROChS for go worth s29.
An early call is asked at ..-
VIM. IRA SMITHS, Ag't,
100 Main street.
Ctr, LONG FLAG. my 22-eod3t
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ilChEP u REitsliT AGENTS OFFICE,
SCHEDULE Of TRAINS IS: A'''' -''
RICHMOND, EF'3Tssyss FoguA
o. gP , Pay MALL leaves Byra-strees station at
UP NlGHT NAH. leayes Byrd-street station az
Up ACGOMMODATloS leaves BroaG-street stas
flon At P. u. lexceot Srndgys.l
G poW ' SIGl II MAIL arrives a. ryrstree, Sta
DOWN ACCUIMoDATiDN TasiS arrives at
Broad-street station At S:37 A. u. Except on Sum
DAILY FREIGHT LINE BETWEEN RICH.
MOND AND BALTIMORE.
tRElGHI TRAINS leave RrodG-street station
daily tSundays excepted at $3.50 4, ~, connecting
st Quantico with the Alexandria and Fredericks-
nurs railway for Baltimore. Returning, will ar
Sat HroaG,.treet station at 81 p. NJ.
s nsGnSh bills iadlng and rates given TO all prnci~
"S order oi General Superintendent.
my1e Genera, Tickle. and 1 + Fr SEMTS ss,.
AlciisloHo, loHk ~ EH AHo lnISArEAKsf
EALRoAp CoMrANY, :
RICHMOND. April IS, 1874. }
an AND AFTER TUESDAY, APRIL
~ 21ST, PASSENGER and FREIGHT TRAINS
PAssENGER Train for West Point leaves
R!GHmonf at 3 2. ~. and train from! West Pont
DAYS eXccpte,lj.
The splendid steamers Havana and Sue will run
In connection with this road. and will leave West
Point daily Sundays excepted the arrival OF the
train, which leaves Ricl al Z. NJ, arriving at
Baltimore next InorniF g In ample time to connect
With trains TOR the Nor and " est and leave Ealti
rnore daily (Sunays excepted AZ +. NJ, conuccts
ng at West Point with the train due 81 Richmond
ii . next Inorning
Fare to Baltimore Observation-Disclosures $50
To Bait,more ana RETURN. .....,,. 500
Fare To- Philadelphia. ................ 100
70 fhla!elhia and rctlrn.......... IL 20
To New York AID returu............ 10 20
FkktSEf TRAIN. tor through height only
leaves Richmond daily tMonhays exceptcdl az
1890 A. NJ. connecting with STEAMERS ut West
Point that deliver freight In Baltimore early next
morning.
FEEEfHT TRAIN, with passenger ear attached,
for freight between Richuloud AMI West Point,
leaves Ricl;aoud on Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Fridays at 4. NJ. Local freight received Tuee.
days, Thursdays, and Saturdays
EOW. F. FCLGER,
....@.. fsr. r...... Superintendent.
v. Y. BRAGG. Mister ansnortatIon. apo
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szsEsTyE ayEEExsGENGE.
PORT OF RICt.n9ED. NAY %, 1874.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, NAY rs, 1875.
Sun r.sas. 1852 Moon sets.......," 200
omn n..is... 7.OSi High tide, ......... IL. i .
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LOUISVILLE MARKETS.
Ior,er111E. MAY 23.-Flour, wheat, ana cnrn
,ncSansed. Provisions quiet Lard 12sUl2ac'
N-hiskeY, 94c.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

REV YORK, May % Noon.-Stocks steady.
Money, 2H. Gold, 1124. Exchange-Long, 4SS4;
short, 491E. Governments strong. States quiet.
Ecening.-aIoncy easy at gas. Sterling quie.
and firm. Gold. 1l2aGml12E. Governments strong
and considerable dolug. States quiet aud steady.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, May 23.-Virgnia 0s, old, So;
cousols, . 0ja. Bid TO day:
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MrELINERY.
T1HE CHEAP STORE.

1,HE CHEAP STORE. esaS8E
Mrs. C. C. THOMPSON has opened aSm ,sasSs
three doors from Broad, where she intends to sell sell
cheaper than the cheapest. Having Dough. ,r ngr
Cheap. Her goods are well selected, consequently
viii nease the most fastidious both In qualify anu
price. a Gull will secure great bargains. h -.
AN 2.Th&M3m s sgsa... .-< -
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DRTNTING.-An kids done neatly anu
expeditiouslY 81 the Dispatch PElnting'
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1TOTICE.-In consequence Of dissola.
" hon OF eopartnershi , we w ~ s ss, MRp.
next next t Pp'siIyS ESISS ENGRAVIaGs, ERDNOh.
PLhTE MIRRORS L9oKiSSSaL "a siHf ahs
great variety PHoIoGE,A,pInas sad priees Or
ri a., aSoya arfcles we have the largest and oes'
aa south of Baltimore at cosI ios s :,
We continue " make al kinas Oh fhAMh =. - -
our usual style and low prices a ryn..
Virginia Opera House,
Ninth street near franklin.
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DRITISH SETTLERS.
pIpnIIDAY CELERRATlON.

DRITIsH SETTLERS.
~ BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION.
,ur,o nronose to attend OUR CELEBRATION in
This city Will do well TO bear In mind that thsy nave
NOT much time left to send In 10 me ther Aor
niGTs,a sH1oNABLE SUIT OF CLOTHING,
,.,dr sor IhemseIyes or boys OF all ages. cln tit
any of them with GOOD GOODS at FAIR Prices,
WELL MADE, and HASTILY CUT. vs
LET me hear from yon al an et,.i1J Tayf $3.50
until then, NJ Ina 20 Main Street.
c,IoSc FLAG. my 20-eod3t
FAsHlo ON. :. ,.,,,,,,o
SPRING CLOTHING.
TIE LARGEST STOCK to be found In the ClI1
or STATE for ........,......r.. ID. ....
MEMS, YOUTHS, BOYS or CHILDRAS's.
wear. CUT TASTY, MADE WELL, and for sale al
fair prices. Xy,, Ipa SMITH, Agt.,
100 Main street
.>yc WAC my 10
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RICHMOND, FkED'G 6 POTOMAC r. R. Co.,1
zen TICKET & FREIGHT AGENTS OFFICE. }
RICHMOND, May ! 18th. i574.S
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS,
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C0NFECTIOSERIEs.
TCE-CREAMi ICE-CREaMt

eE-ChEAmI ICE-CREAMi :.
FAMILIES BoARDING-HoUsEs, AND
HOTELS
SUPPLIED REGULARLY
With pure and hard-frozeu article az
1CE-CREAM,
iree OF delivery. Large quantities furnished. "a
flc-NIcS. FAIRS, AND EXCURSIONS
TO ORDER, AT LOWEST FIGU1,Es.
~ aanllIactnrlng bystnam, aud having experienced
u eareiu III nanda under competent n nd nttnntiya
this branch nS are exclusively engaged to attend to
lactioli to all who entru4r me with their orders
ANDREW s Ppl!z1zINi, JR..
In ,h ISL catos furnished TO customers residing
----- --e $50. my16
914 BROAD STREET. O1A
ICE CREAM! ICE CREAM!
TYLEs's ICE CREAM
DEPOT!
known aeain prepared to furnish my fayon bly,
ana respectfully solicit the orders If
FAMILIES, HOTELS, FAIRS, PIC-N1Cs,
EXCURSION PARTIES
Guaranteeing to furnish pure unadui,er,,ed ,-.,
an orders Will be PROMPTLY attena pSi 30 e
FACToRY, No. GA Broad St Central Na,ta,,.
A. CAPPEL Il CO.'S, Confeciioners, No. %,
wH1T TAX sist CO.'S, No. as5 rwe0,ver,n .,r...
OFFICE and FACTORY: No. OH Broad Stree Street
sp7
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-10-15
q Late Elections.

Ohio and IDdi.na have e.eh gone
democratic, as w.s expected, while
Iowa gives majority If 10000 for tho
republican t;ekst. Dakota elects Jud g
Kidaer (epublican) to Congress,
and Nebrasia chooses the republican
candidates Of 10. 900 majority. Indiana
Was lost for the want Of IN active cam
vasa, and Ohio vent 70 the dogs, BE-
cause tempe Grand. alahk Va noorpor
ated 10 the platform.
Republicans, let Is have big VIC
tory il Mower county this fall.
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E. Gee. Baird:

It is due to the present sheriff and to
tho public that word be said concern.
ing the action of the recent convention
Sd far a. it relates to Mr.. Baird. When
looking over the field for = candidate,
it Was but natural that the present in.
cumbeut should b more conspicuous
than any other, and upon being asked
whether he desired rsnomioatioo, he
replied that he sought only.:the go,d Of
the party, and if harmony could DO re-
stored and success achieved more read
lily BY his Withdrawal he could most
cheerfally stand aside; that on the con-
trary, if his candidacy should be
thought necessary he would consent t.
run even against bath his interest AID
his inclination. The large majority
which he had on the formal ballot,
showed HE strength and had any of
his supporters asked it. his nomination
would have been made unanimous with
out 4 formal ballot. Notwithstanding
so aatteriug vote, Mr.. Baird signi6ed
mis- willingness to withdraw aud tho
friends Of Mr.. Hall pressed his eandi-
dacy, to which Mr. Baird gracefully
yielded.
It is the universal testimony Of all
unbiased persons, that Mr.. Baird has
been in al respects most efficient and
faithful officer, and that hi. second can
didacy, bad be again boen placed in
the field, would have been more popu-
larry received than was his FIRST, a.
though he had = majority Of more than
four hundred votes. His vell-knoxn
w.r-rscord. his exemplary privats life,
and the manly discharge Of his Official
duties, conspirs 70 mako him ) fsvorits
with al clauses: and il his Tstirement
from public position, hs viii carry
With him universal respect and esteem.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-10-15

a widow lady reading i Lake City
and her infant child were burned 70
death last Monday night and another
child 90 badly burned that II cannot sur
.vive
The babe In some way pushed kero-
sene lamp from the table, whom it broke.
the Oil igniting and enveloping child
and mother Instant in the flames. The
latter ran ont Of doors and thu. heig hten-
cd her peril and soon died, the victim Of
her maternal Affection. The grandmoth-
or succeeded In removing the other
child but too late TO save Il. u