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The Lambertville record., 1874-06-03

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The New York herald., 1874-09-22

A TWENTY FOOT FRONT ROOM ON SECOND
n floor and adjoining ROOM furnished for housckeep-
ing; reasonable 62s West Forty second street, Four.
teenth street green crosstown cars pass the door,
The New York herald., 1874-09-22

ITO LET-EAsT FIFrY-THIRD STREET, THIRD
i Floor six rooms III high st0op private house; all
improvements rent $50 only, Tor small family. In
Qure al yJ Second avenue.
The New York herald., 1874-09-22

(tONVENIENT LQCATION-45 BOND STREET, ME
for re, at So and upwards weekly; large
second story front Room; references required.
The New York herald., 1874-09-22
BILLIARDS.


A PARTICULAR N0TICE.-OUR CELEBRATED
n standard American Billiard Tables and Quallel
Combination Cushions. used IN ali championship con-
tests, only be obtane al f35 Broad
way The entire nachinery, letters patent copyright
trade marks ao, Of INC late arm Of Phelan COlsnder
solely vested III the surviving partner II. W. COLI
LENDER, and no other manuacturers can supply our
famous standard American Billiard Goods. Established
1853 Largest manufactures IN tho world. Only city
wAreroomS 15o Broadway. illustrated price lists sent to
any address.
I STANDARD AMERICAN BEvEL TABLES AND
A1e the pheian CoUender Combination Cushions
or sse opt ~ " Wy P"Vnoc. u ". sue.
A SPECIALLY. .--GREAT AMERICAN BEvFL Ia
"A bies, with Deancy's Wire Cushions used exclu.
svcy Tor sll mscl games; second hand BeveI Tables
complete, 500, Bagatclles Tripolites and Russian
Bowling Iabes; also several new Paror Games al re-,
ducsd Driaas W. ~. aRtFFITH GO No ~ Yesey ST,
The New York herald., 1874-09-22
ast side.

Oef LEXINGTON AvENUE WEST SIDE IN THAT
OOO desirable block nj Forteth street-20 foot high
stoop stone Dwelling Tor sale, reasonably.
V. K -TkYENSON, Jr.
81 East Seventeenth street, or II Pine street
The New York herald., 1874-09-22

DEST FURNISHED ROOMS-MOST CONVENIENT
ID location. elegance, quiet, comfort; Parlors,
upper Reoms no board. Call soon at q West Ninth
street, near Fifth avenue.
The New York herald., 1874-09-22

CHOICE OF NICELY FURNISHED FRONT AND
IL back Rooms, fronting the square fully furnished
for Housekeeping; all modern improvements 81 South
Washington square.
The New York herald., 1874-09-22

A NEATLY FURNISHED PARLOR; HOT AND
n cod water; suitable for single gentlemen or mar
ried couple; use of kltchen price $625 No. l5 East
irt Il r sFeet
, 1874-06-02
4 CONSTITUTIONAL QUESTION.

l'sLLEv1L1.e, ILL.,. Juus l, 1874.
70 the Editor of THE Chicago Tribune:
Sn: The Constitution OF Illinois provides that
the State Treasurer cannot bo his own n.lccossor.
Thia IL very much regretted by the ,na,1y friends
Of the present incumbent, tho Hon. Edward nutz
OF st, Clair County, who Ilas hean faithful, ca-
pablo aud accon 1notatlng public officer, and wllo
would beyond NIL question, receiyo TIM 1,oma-
ton Of thu Republican Canvontjon without OPP
position hut for Ills constitutional inellgih!lity.
1tr. 1tntz iH employing ull hls personal mud nf-
Aelal influence to Secure tho nomination Of llis
clerk, 3lr. Sanders, young man who has,
no doubt, servod him gory faithfully,
and deserved Ills favorable opinion. lint
Gun AIr, Nutx properly ark that tho people OF
Illinois do Indirectly wslat tho Constitution pro-
vitlca toy lnay not d0 dlreutly7 Tllo framers OF
tho Constitution attached 80 much Importance
tn the nocosslty OF frequent olunGo and aostlinR
up in tho B.ate Treasl,ry TINT they embodied ths
requirement in tho organic law; antl while, III
tliH particular instance, tsiera III no reason to
ENTERTAIN Il suspicion that tho internsta OF tho
bta1o will Io inpoilled Ii Mr.. llutz II allowed to
nao hls httccosaor, 1t Heo,H to ua thut 1t Bh0ntd
mt be dono, for tho double r0aBon, that 1t Ii
violation Of the spl.lt aud intent Of our Atato
Constitution, nnt. It adopted AZ precedent,
might, ho1lo day, 10 used to coyor up serious ir-
EeYnlaritten.
This ID not party question, an,l, by oalng
public attention TO 1t, YOU will greatly obs'ge
MAN Ut. CLAIR NEruDLIoANs,
, 1874-06-02
CURRENCY AND THE CONVENTION.
Show To1r knlntss--No DodEillE.

Prom the Springfield tfn.) JoHrnai. ,
Tho advocates Of contraction nro W no manna
united as to tho policy which Hhall DO pursued
by the approaching Republican State Conyon-
tion. Hero is the Quincy Wig, Which says ttat
tho Convention cannot adopt noll-commtta}
COURSE " with any sort OF crodt or SUCCESS" but
TINT 1T must llltlorso the currency veto, o:jt
1,,st intlorso the policy OF iullntioi, "-neanins
thoraby n modorato increase Of the yoltmo of
Pontagrdph which lWd no opinion on tho sub
icct Of tho currency worth speaking OF, until
after tho appearance Of tue yoto OF fno Souato
Finnuco bill, atton,l}ts fulio1s assault upon the
Journal, in tho course Of which it atlyucntoa
'doagiug tile whole question, Oh tho ground that
TO exHross ali opinion will tout tho party ID
twaiu,'
We nccd hardly say Tint, w1ilo ye dissent in
toto FROM Tie ylowa Ut tho WAig on tho poIut al
iusuc, wo regard it's position nj at loast u 1nunIY
one, while TINT Of tho l'antugrapA is, 3" on tho
contrary quite the rovosBo" 70 assume that
tho Republican party Of Illinois will pursue
,loll-oo1nmlttal COURSE on tho most important
question OF National policy thai can como before
it-in fact, almost tho oLly vital isuuo now ba-
fore tho oountry-ia to inpoHch both ita man-
hood aud it's Integrity. II our candidates aro to
80 into tha1lola :. dumb as oysters" on 4 quca-
farmor, ,nuuanio or laboror, Indeed, every mar.
OF any bualnoss or profession wliateyor,-it will
invite defaat, and ne ca,lnot dony tLat it would
deserve it. . There III only QUO WAY in
which tl.o Republican party of Illinois Gun DO ro.
llovod from tho duty Of declaring Its position On
tho currency question ut tho approscllin. Htnto
Convention, alil that Is by tito Enactment beJnyu
the liza Jut.f ofd |aw qUorlisy financial ,yiisf
TO ns country.
, 1874-06-02

Tho destructive fire Of yesterday morning IL
due onttrnIy to tho abBonco Of
PROPER MEANS or COMMUNICATION
from tho basement to tho upper aorics. Hal
not this boon tho case tho Marshal ia confident
TINT tho flames would llayo boon extiuguishcd
without other than very moderate loss, aud
THIS ralsos tho Question Why MI ordinance ro-
q'lring thia in tho construction Of buildinga is
not passed.. Thoro is also another point which
observes consideration. On tho 10t!, OF last
August Mayor Modlll addressed II amosaaEo to tho
common Council, wherein, after rcciting, tho
necessity for their LOCATION iti MI largo buildings
lo recommended tint thu fire ordinance bo 70
amended aa to roquro tho owners Of NIL bsild-
ings Of moro than four storlos III height to
erect
1RoS sTAHD-r1rE3,
inside OF tho exterior walls fronting on streets
and alleyH, with proper hoBo fastonin.a and hose
valves Oh oach Of the uppor iloora, mud project
ing abovo tho roof, by which stoady and power
full streams of wator could be brought to bear
upon the flames in any Of THO upper storica with
their work. Had this building beon thus provid-
cd, tito flarncB could, in tho opinion of Tho De-
rartlnent, boon cxtinguishoa III u fow 11ononta,
md tho building laavo boon aayc1. notwithstaud-
ing its faulty construction. Thon, II would
hayc boon unnecessary to hayo doubled tho cn-
glnca, and 10 havo burst, almost usclossIy,
lurgo quantity Of hose. It Is to be hoped tEiat
thls important. fonturo will not be neglected. in
tho How building. =,
G. u Fargo & Co. loat $3.50 by the breaking of
tho largo plato giass windows Of their house
on tho opposite cornor, md NfeBsrs Fcary Il
Sons, djulning, had their shops damaged by water
to the amount Of 5000, all fully insured
soyora! engines reinatuod upon tho ground
playing upou tho Hnlouldering combustion until
d lato hour yesterday afternoon, hut before tho
week Is concluded tho architect and builder will
begin on tho now building, and before fall tho
present ruin will givo why to magnificent
STRUCTURE illustrative of the enterprise OF COM
Morciat Chicago.
, 1874-06-02

TO The Edipr " Tile Chicago 3ribuns;
Bin. Lust night lnado some observations
upon the comet discovered by hIr. Cnggia. OF Mnr.
snles. It y now in tho constellation OF tLo
Giraffe, within about 81 degreoa Of tho North
Polo, antl noar tho sixth hour circle Of right au-
censlon; is quito bright for tcloscoplo Comet.
and approaching both tho earth aud tho sun
w,i1 ,r:o69ny eo visible to the uukod oyo ii tLs
In ollor to tlntl IT,. n,ndo uno OF my frlcna,
Mr; DnEnllaMH 6-fnuh equatorial: tho great is.
ineil OF tho Observatory would, OF couraa, stow
T. eettar but owing 10 ts worry sizo aud tlio
nlgnoss Of tho dome, would require troo o. four
LIMOS ss much labor TO point and handle II, cycn
III tho hest condition Of Tho running Eoar, Ws
guns, So0
It va Ind tho proper light nrsillery, should
corta!hly W!ni to koep up roIrlnr hunt for
comets, Witch aro exceedingly important hoiios
III astronomy; tho moro NJ they mostly appear
but once. whilo the hllndrotl-oad astorolss aro
OF no speclal uHo to the sconeo and ase porma-
mont citizens Of tue solar sys!en,.
7. II. eAEronD.
DEAapoaN oDagnyAGoax, June !. 1Y74.
, 1874-06-02
yytl,tt Ra0 Qnlspl II Joke,

wrltos that IN serious aucidont" occurred thero
Friday evening. Dir. Thomnh Wilson, formerly
proprietor Of tho Whlto Sulphur Spsinga, loat1ct
oienr viii, wl!at lLe thought a. gnul Charge at
POWDER and llaotl It TO Ar. =. T. Carr, with III
ylew Of having nome fun Ut ha expense. hlr. j,
q. Long playflllly Hnascol tho cigar from Arr,
Carr mid llgllol it. whom y inata,stly exploded,
toarlnG out hree Of Ills toet, terribly mutilatng
Carr, who was standing IL trout Of him
, 1874-06-02

and George g. narding, for thor consent to
coll. Tho latter aBrood but the furfnor rofns,I.
alleging that complainant haa cngagod to l,oli
tl!a land for somo yoats., Harding, THO con,-
At auction, tlerohy ineurrlng groat o1ponBo md
causing loss. This oxpo1so, It is claimed, Saw
yer ought to boar, as II was through his faut il
was incurred, mud Harding. therefore, asks for =
aocroo Tor Ill account aud against Sawyer for
tho oxtrn cxponHo.
TIE MUTUAL pt:0un1rY INSURANCE. co,rrANy.
The following in tile report Of tho Assignee Of
the Alttua' Security Insurance. Company:
t,Annso "sS 1Ss.ls
co1ecteu..'..''s.'.'..'.... 1,5oO.M
, 1874-06-02

=, S-b,lHII I
Expcndoo. ......u............... H77.2
, 1874-06-02

Honnc, OF Now York. 10000
North American. 5011
nprIngGeld, AlaHH. 600U
Ruyal...................,, 5000
Connecticut 2,6GU
Pennsylvania b,HO1
Tira Assurance, Of Pennsylvania, .,.,,.,,... h0NU
American. Of PHILADELPHIA h.....,.,......,. b0DU
Unlorwrltors1 Of Now Yurlt, rlt,,,.,,,,,,,,,,.. 1O0l0
Commercial. 1UUN0
Frahklln. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20nu
Hartford. .....................,... 1GH1
lthode 1sland. ...........,,,,,.,,,.,,. 5OU0
American Mutual. ...................,,,,,.. 1000
Datr0it fire and Marine. ............,,,.. ono
1ontlnn, Liverpool aud 9olo ......,,,,.,..., 1nOD0
lltto mud Lonhor 2Lnu
Ircscott ..............,........ 1,6b0
Norllwcstern OF iLwaukeo.................. 25U3
HoHlo OF Cnl1Iothla... a...,.....,......,....... 1,aM
Amazon. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 96Ql
E!rcnlenh F1nd. ..................u...... 5000
IiromcnH Mutual. 5,CU1
Coin!norco...: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2 6Ul
fptlktrH tD0
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-03
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS,

Th. spocisI grand jury recently called
IN Chicago adjourned on Saturday. They
failed to find any ground for the Indict-
ment ol the Alderman accused Of selling
votes ia the late election for Architect.
SIX boodlums are in jail in San Fran
cisco for the murder u Jsmss Ram.ey n
circus employee.
Can>rser, for petitions in favor Of the
local option elsctiOn in san Frsncisc"
are meeting with good success, and "I-
pet to obtain the requisite number Il
,igncrs. The SuprcIn" Court will decide
on the con,titUtionalIty "f the law ais,Ut
thsSd Inst.
4 di.pstch from St. Thomas state that
al the war. bOlsss Of tho London and
Port Stanley Railroad Company, hve in
numbsr together with priv,te dwelling,
wcr" hurned last night. La-- tjU.GD;
insurance $25.Oc1.
The IntcrnatipsI Sanitary Congre ,
bs. clDsed il. ,ession.
Richie. strsm saw mill at New Ia
tie, Y. B., Vas burned yesterday. One
smpl"ye psri.hed in the flame. The
lo.. !. aid to be heavy.
The Empress # Au.tria arrived at
Ryde, I'Te of Wight.
The Paris journal d>. D,bdt. urge the
government N recognize Spain. Ii bad
bitter act now rather than follow the
initiative Of the Berlin government later,
The danger is pointed out Of allowing
Germany 70 gain q footing in Spain.
Other journals advise q more frisndl =
attitude toward Spain for similar reason.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-03
SNmDathN for Chicago.
FRANCE.
violent Scene in the Assembly

PARIS. August There was a violent
scene in the Assembly to-day. Gallant
De Issitria, Bonapartist, Yesterday used
the expression that the Republic had sue
culnbed before the Scorn of hanest men.
To-day he was challenged by the mem
bers of the Left to repeat the words,
which he did. Thereupon Victor Sched-
cher, Republican, gave him the lie, and
several of the deputies from the Left
rushed towards him shouting and shaking
their fists The president of the Assem-
bly. unable To- rcstor" order. suspended
the sitting. 1t i probable that several
durl> will follow. The prrmanrut COM
mittrr of the Assembly, which j. To set
during the recess. ha, been elected. II Is
composed of ,iN Lcgitimi>ts; ten menu
brrs of the moderate Right and Right
Centre, and nine Of the Lett. The Bo-
naparti,t- are wholly excluded,
The NoUite,,r announces that the wife
Of Don Carlos ha, quit Pan in cons"-
qucncr of the representations Of the
French government.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-03
Mrs. TiIfon's Examination.

The Trib,Uc says that in the c"ur-" Of
Mrs. Tilton's examination Friday night
incidents Of improperly in Mr.. Bcech"r :
behavior toward Mr., TiIton. which Mr..
Tilton alleged had taken pIac" in hI'
pre,rncr. were entered upon. The -tnt"-
mcnt that Mr. Bccchcr gav" Mr.. Tllt"n
an improper cares by touching her ankI"
when both were upon the fo"r looking
at an engraving, was denied by her in
particular. besides her general denial that
there had been any improper intimacy
Of other incidents in the ."-"alied bed
rnom scene. Mr.. Tilton said he r"-
mcmbcocd nothing more than TIM.
She was sitting with her husband and
Mr.. Becchcr one day in a bed-ro"m,
which wa, connected by folding door,
with the common -itting-ro"m. ~ III"
house of Theodore Tilt"n. Mr.. Tit"n
went away for q short tim" and when h"
returned found Mr.. Tilt"n and Mr.
Beccher in the sam" plac" where he had
left them in this bedroom.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-03
An Aneedote OF Theodore TiIton.


In order that the public may have
better understanding Of the case, it should
be advised that Tilton is q simple minded
man of genius, having such gih Of
speaking and writing as Blind Tom has
for playing the piano. Those who know
him call him Theodore" He i tall.
beardleSs, handsome boy, with drraMy
eyes and chestnut curls. reminding one
of \ creole lad in Louisiana or Ms
siSsippi. Anything, Everything sillv
and generous, ,hrewd and Quinotic j.
recOncilable with his CHARACTER; nothing
that is base, trcacherous or wise. One
dav hc ran in to Dana in high state of
excitement. "Mr. Dana" saws he. "Mr.
Greeley has called me id rascal.
The imperturhable Dana turned placidly
about and said, in sympathctic, deprr-
cstory tone, mo. no; he certainly could
not have said that" We'll, SAYS Til
ton, "he called me id fool. "Oh,
SAYS Dana, mo doubt, no doubt"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-03
UTAH.
Attack Inv Indians

SALT LAKE. August 2-Rawling.
Wyoming, reports stat" that party o
fifteen Indians attacked Hatche'' hay
party N four men Yesterday afternoon
IT Pine Grove Meadow. and killed one
msn. Swrde. named johnson. and rur
of their loose stock, on" mule and ~,
horse. .Johnson's body VA brought ~
lat evening. Captain Wris"l and cav
airy company left her" at min" o cl"cI
thu morning 10 lDuk after the Indian.
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NEW YORK STATE.
Gr.a, sunday school Assembly

FAIR PoINr. CH4TAuQCI. LVkE. Au-
gust 1.-The great sunday School As-cm-
hIv will open TUESDAY evening. Th"
ground, arr nearly ready. tn" heavy
rain. Of Friday and SATURDAY delayed
the operations somewhat hut An extra
force Of lsborcrs will b. put On t"-mor-
row. The park of Palestine l. finished.
II Is 2OO feet long and about l2j feet wid".
representing a section Of the Holy Land
Of % bv 80 miles. The SUNDAY
School and Biblical Museum wa' erected
Yesterday. The Inauguration services
take place Wednesday morning, when
DR.. Vincent. Mrs. Jennie r. Willing. and
Bishop Jones will speak. John B.
Cough will lecture on Friday "n The
Foes We Fight" T. Dewitt Talwage. Of
BROOKLYN. breaches "wednesday. Aug'I-t
lah. Sermons were preached today by
DIR. Vincent. Of New York; DR.. Perrin"
of Michigan: and DIR. Whitney. Of S"w
York. \ Sunday school session Wa held
in the large tabernacle.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-03
FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
Damage by storm.

LONDON. August IA correspondence
of the daily Neics SAYS the damage done
bv the storm at Moravia far exceeds the
early estimates. Eleven villages and two
towns are devaStatated. The govern
ment sent troops to assist the Inhabitants,
Frazier. u Conservative. was elected to
Parliament from Ridder Ministry. .
1t i, reported that Charles I. Beke. the
African explorer Is dead.
sympathy for Chicago.
4 letter-writer in speaking of the
late great Chicago fire says: THE feeling
of sympathy with the western city under
its new calamity is universal | have
not met an EngliShman who has not
fastened to express his regret. The
newspapers, almost every one of them,
echo the voice of their readers, and if II
can do Chicago any good 10 know that
her misfortuncs are heartily deplored,
she may be certain Of the fact that If a
Chicago subscription were started to-
morrow it would reach great sum be-
fore night.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-03
OHIO.
Embury Park Camp Meeting

DAYToN, August 1t is estimated
that ten thousand p"opl" are at Embury
Park camp meeting near Dayton to-day.
Everything on wheels within II radius oi
twcnty-fv" miles has been kept moving
all day and until late hour tonight.
No casualties. services lasted about
twelve hour, Including intcrmissions Tor
meal. \ number of addre--c- in Engli-h
and German were delivered. The meet
ing clos, neAt Friday.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-03
OCEAN STEAMERS.

NEw YORK, August 1.-Arrivcd. the
steamer Carnival. from Bristol.
QUEENSTOWN, August 1.-The steamer
Cuba. from New York, has arrived.
Arrivcd-Stcamcrs Prmbrookr, from
Garditl; Eriu. from London; Baltic. from
Liverpool.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-03

~ or mineral whatever. Mu'h S'i'h"N
ricknesS and suffering is prrNrhtri 10y
lhcir timely usr; and every family should
have them nu hand for their prot"ctlnh
and relief when required. Long "Np'l-
iencc has proved them III" Sat'Ni' >uf,>''
and best NJ all the Pills with whl'h th'
market ahouudS. BY their occasional use,
tina blood II puriicd, the cor ruptinns "I
the system expelled, Instructions rvmoN-
rd, and the whole machinery ol lll" ~.
stored To it, healthy activity, lnt'lhW
organs which brcomc cloggrd and slug.
giSh are clranscd ny Ayers pills, and
stimulated into action. Thus lncIpl"hI
diseases II changed into health, III" Nhlu'
of which change, when r"ckon"d on -
vast multitud-S who enjoy II, can h'r'lN
bD connut.d. Their sugar cuHiln" makes
them pleasant to take and preserves lh'lI
virtues unimpar"d for any length "t tlhi''
~ that they ar" ever r">h, hnd p'iI''llN
reliable. Although searching lhrN hl'
mild, aud operate without disturbance u"
the constitution, or dict, or occupation.
Full directions arr given on III" wrap
per to each box, how Ia ~" thrm ~
Family physir, and fnr the following com
plants which these pills rapidly cure:
For Dyspepsia or Indigestion, ILsil"ss-
ness, IanguoT, Hnd Loss ~ Appetite, They
should h" taken moderately To sllmuIhi"
the stomach, Rnd restor" It's h"hlihN tone
aud action.
For Liver Complaint and its various
symptoms, Bilious Headache, sick Head.
ache, Jnundicc or Green sickness, bilious
Collie and Bilious F"vcrs, they should h'
. ludiciously taken for each Cns", tu correct
the deceased action or r"moN" III" nh-
. stTuCtions which CnuS" II.
For DNs"nt"Ty ar Dnrrh"r, hut "u"
. mild dos" IL generally required.
For Rheumatism, tiOut, Gravel, PuIpltn-
ton uf the Heart, Pain In ia" Side, Back
and IOlus, they should h' continuously
/ taken, ~ required, to chang" ia" deceased
action uf ia" system. with such chang"
those complaints disappear
For propSy and DrupsiCal swelling,
they should bC taken In larg" and frequent
doses tn produce the effect of "a drastic
purge.
. Fur Suppression, u large dnSr should ~"
taken, ~ II produces IA" desired effect Icy
sympathy.
A. a Dinner mi, tax" on" "T two pills Il"
promote digestion and r"li"N" th"
. stomach.
An occasional dos" stimulates TIA" sipm-
/ ach and bowels, r"tOrrs the appetite, nud
inVigorutrs the y stem. IIrnC" II II un"u
advantageous whore M serious drrang'.
/ mrnt exists. One who feels tOl"rahly we'll.
often finds that dos" 0f thCs" pills makrs
! him feel decidedly better frum their clean -
ing and r"nONHting effect "u The digestive
apparatus.
THTTNHED ~
DR.. J. G. Aver a Co, Practical Chemists
LOWELL, MAS, T.. =. \.
For sale by all Druggists Every where.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-03
Senatorial Conyention--3rd District.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the Senatorial Convention for the 3rd
district, consisting Of the counties Oi
UItchie, Doddrigr, Harrison, Gilmer, and
calhoun, will be holden at the town of FL
lrmhoro, in the county of Ritchie, on the
18th day of August, 1874. The under
signed would respectfully request that
county meetings b" held at an carry @ uaS
as nnSSiblr, to appoint delegates To said
Convention. Let the counties aforesaid be
well represented. ,,......
BY order of the Senatirial Executive
CoInmittrr X. =. BLAIR,
iyI= Chairman.
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MISSOURI.
Suicide.

ST. JOSEPH, August IA man named
l.. Reed Thompson suicided to-day by
shooting himself through the head. A
letter found on his person shows his
parents reside in Litchfeld, Conn. He
left letters to his mother and brother
saying he was out OF money and tired OF
life.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-03
SPORTING NEWS.
Pigeon shooting Match

CLEyEELAND. August. "A pigeon
shooting tournament under the nIansg'-
mert Of the Buckley Shooting Club "f
Cleveland. will be held at RDcky River.
near this city. commencing August !,
and continuing four day. Ca,h prizc.
amounting To- $1,000 will - competed
for. \ number Il noted hot. will be
present
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-03
ARKANSAS.
Franchise Article Of New Constitu
tion Adopted.

LITTLE Rock, August 1.-The Con-
stitutionsl Convention today, adopted
the franchise article of the new consti-
tuition. 1t provides that every male cit
izen of the United States, OF who has de-
clared his intention of becoming citi-
zen, 2l years of age, and who has been u
resident Of this State IL months, shall BE-
II qualified elector.
This has been an extremely warm day,
cloudy with indications of rain.