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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-04-18
To Females.

When female is in trouble, or afflicted
with disease, as weakness of the back and
limbs, pain in the head, dimness of sight,
muscular power, palpitation of the heart. If
ritability, nervousness, extreme urinary diff
general debility, virginitas, all diseases OF
the womb, hysteria, sterility and all other
diseases peculiar to females she should go or
write at once to the celebrated female doctor,
w. X. DOherty at his Medical Institute, and
consult him about her trouble and disease.
The Doctor is effecting more cures than any
any other Physician in the State of Califor-
mia, Let no false delicacy prompt YOU, but
painful suffering and premature death. Mar
ried Ladies, whose delicate health or other
circumstances prevent an increase in their
families, should write or call at DIR. Doherty s
Medical Institute, and they will receive every
possible relief and help. The doctors Offices
are so arranged that he can be consulted with
out fear of observation.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-04-18
TumOr OF IL Years Growth
Cured by Ra(lW0y's RcsOlycnt.

BkvERLr. MASS, July 10, 1859.
Dn RApwAv have had Ovarian Tunor In the
bowels All the Doctors said there help It," tried
every thing that recommended hut nothing helped
your Rssovsn and thought would but
N H. becans had suffered for twelve took six bottles
the Rssoiyen and box Of Railways Pills and two be
tss Of Ready Rsf and there not sign Of
felt, and feel bc,ter and happier than have
for twelve Ths In the len side Of the
bows the groin write this you for The bsns6t
stAsrs. You can publish II you choose.
, 1874-09-24

Special Dfa}mtcA to 1he CHic1do 1rlbUHt,
MEN YoHk, Sept. ga ulecting Of tho bond
holt'ora Of tho pcorin Il Rock Island Road will
bc hold to-day at No. 5s broadway, 10 taliu action
with respect to thoir iutcfosts in tlnt road.
Charles l.. Ero6t TruEtee Ut the road Inns Issued
Il circular to the boAt!lloltiora in which he giycs
us sotno OF Ills REASONS nennst the funding Ut
tho coupons, as demanded by tito Compans, TINT
the Enad haa nevor IN any Que yoar earned Bif-
tlcienuy to pay tho interest Oh the bonded ill.,
dobtedness Of the Company. bucauuo it has
boon operated III tho intoroat Of q con-
Meeting lluo to tue Hncrillce Of tho
local business Of tho Company aud tim.
tho road never can Darn tho interest ou tho
boudcd debt until tt iB operated independent ut
any aud all outside intereath. lfe concludes by
recommending that the bondhollors loulald Ut
tho Company tho management Of tho ronl until
thctcoupoHa aAk9d to be extended shall be fully
paia. and until tllo Company s enabled to ro-
Hulno tho regular payment on it's intareat-wnr-
rante from tho earnings Of the road during the
extension OF payment If interest; tlat they de-
maud that thu Shareholders asRoss themselves
to pay tho tlonliug debt or liquitlato tic
Hamo by giving Tho creditors a Becond
mortgagc-boltl on tho Co!nrnny's rropouy as
aecuitY for tho claims, tn len: interest from tho
dato OF resumption Ut payment by The Company
OF ta rosular interest on tho tirat-murtgago
bonds. LII caho satisfactory arrangements cu1i-
not bo made with the Company, lo would ailyiHo
that iniMctiiato posHosHiuIl Of the property bo
taken by Yrtno Of tia t1ttst-deotl, to flie eni
thut tho bnudhoIders' rights shall not 10 sac,t-
lieed by tho n!nna5orH OF tho Company approprl-
nting tho fal and wintor earnings to tic pay-
Meut Of floating debts.
, 1874-09-24

DR.. schliolnann, says the Pal HAL Gazettc,
describes in tue Alycneine Zeituny III rscent
,nado by him last month OF Mount ParnaAsls.
liz did nut see any anow until no had gained III
altitude Of G,0o0 feet, anu even thou only IN
clofts Of tho mountain, AT 0 in the evening,
after repeatedly losing his way, heas,iycd lit QUO
Of the highest Of the shepherds Allts but tho
Place vas SO filthy that lie preferred to aleep with
With comparative comfort, though when ls loft
tura was at 81 losrtees lseaunur: Tidi vhiio
at his H'cepinE,,plucee tho Thermometer
cd on mulea for an hour md . half, after which
they Lad to climb NTH hands nnd feet up tho
Lykefi, which IL tue highest poRls Of tho noun
tain, They roached the summit With much
labor a. oe!ock, just as tho suu was rising
10 Tho east taoy saw tho ,gracn folds n.Nl
meadows Of Dno,la, Lntio Copais, Atsica, tho
island Of Eubna, aud thu Egosu Sou to tho
north, tho mountain chains Of OtArys alid En,
pnaus, Olympus, Ossa Iellou. and Athos
to THO ao'tth. tue high tabeland thoy lad
yluted on tho previous day, tic rnvlno Of
feistos. in which Delphi lies hidden, the hoau-
till plain Of k1yego, the buys of Cirrhu nnd An
t!rirrta. and tho magnificent mountain -rungo OF
ne tlelleon, lilo bay Of Corinth, Acrocorinthos,
itotlaiy to tho Hea. thu high mountains Of Ar
catlia, aud in tho back ground tho gigantic
IayEetos; to the west tho monn.nins Ut Locria,
Mtolia; a. ,;n nna Ac9rnauia, md behind them
TUG Aurlatlc. Or. schllonlann adds that,
OH tic summit Of tho mountain, lie found
only ono lind Of plant, with Bn.all thick
leaves, but that ut TIM foot Of Lykori there we're
six diffcront species, giving abundant food to
tho aAoer. somo OF tho shepherds hayo 200O
Hheep, which ID equivalent to 4 property OF 30
600 draohtnas, orr. 900 thalors [c1, ,10U). Every
wl4oro OIL tho Inountaln-tops thoro aro high
stonos Of various allapos which sorvo as land
marks TO the shepherds in foggy weather. Tho
Women carry about with thenl o worry primitive
aniuninE Rp1}nrAtuB. with whicl, thav ara nm
tinun!!y npiuniug wool, whothor they sit, stsud,
or walk.
, 1874-09-24

got hundroda Of mon to work, md kept than ut
1t incoesantly for tlny md night. hut tho
noxt morning tho Magistrate Was it'll disBatts-
hed with tho condition of The car, aud imponnd~
Cd tllo ropes to provont any attempt at moving
It. Tho roAnlt was" sayB tho I'dtrios That
Tor the tlrat tlno within tho memory of man tho
sacred car was not drawn Oil tho dny OF tho foati-
yal." But by tho WHO action of The a.thoritioB
III pro7onslng tho removal Of tllc car in ts unsafe
oohutton, ahcre can bo no doubt that many livoa
wore saved. Tie Atoulstrato. who Ina thus bpan
tlio Indirect MEATS OF preserving tho liycs Of
number Of hiB foow-oroat,lroa, il covered with
ab,ac, aud acollHod Of conap|ring to Interfere
With Tho religious olsorvanccs of tho uooplo,n
, 1874-09-24

approve AQu 1EQof6h fQ6 EoNfk6 OF th& Htktb
R!aoiva That the lion. fle1. Niteholl IL entitled to
hS astng nrts 1, MI gsat9 ot he rsGo Of a
tckrity with which ho has represented te!r ntcrea.a
~ ,ao Vn3!ed ny Bsaes Congress- Tor !s sntssn;ako
a aI!, to Kim un,lsr thc retroactive ,ralary faw;
IL o1supI, .n' sh h9'y ,,osa .na nSnst' ns ,Sa S
beto. nnnucIs nnsl MORALS OF tho early lnya Of tho
epblIo may DO restored to the life OF ia public men,
anu IN att voluntary rotrcmcnt frum The high rfaro
Which he haa 10 ho.,ore, 1o bears oir kinlo4& wishes
Tor hls long life, hoalth, and prosperity.
Mf: ats1yer in vicT Of Jadgo Mellorys ro-
viva vneo vote TN candidates, and a resolution
Was adopted to take MI informal ballot Yiya vocc.
NOMINATIONS.
Ii!o following wero nominated. Sam Hinds-
alaxon, Warrington, nnd b. 4. TorY, bzauiteo.
=. Ihe result waa: Whole number voetB cast
g; e.; hi''dHkopf, 30; Mallory, o; Maxon, 10;
rio formal ballot rosu]tod M fo,1ov,, who,o
number cast. 81 Rndskopf, 10; Mallory, !;
Maxon, 10; Tors, 8. Tho nomination Was made
Unanimous.
SPEECH OF TIE NOMINEE.
!. Mr. Rindskopf, bong informed OF tho reault Of
Tho election, n,nle speech declaring lB elilor-
onco to tho platform. md thanking tho ConYcn-
tlon. Tho no,ntne0 wah received with great e,-
th'isiasm, md, after adjournment had to go
through severe ordeal Of haud-shakng.
AAo HuioAahAe Will piuuAD@5 GuulHilo VIII LILO
Republicans tn nominating III independent cap-
dluate.
TWELFTH INDIANA Observation-Disclosures.
Speciat Dtsputch to 1Aa Cafcdlo frihuuc.
FonT WAYNE, Ind, 6opt. 2J.-'Tho 1ndopond-
Ont Convention for tue Twolfth Congressional
District mot hore today, and organized by call
ant choosing J. H.: Buchanan, Of Blockford
County, Secretary. Eyory county IN the dis
trict waa represented. and considerable onshu-
s;asm was manifested. After the appointment
OF A1ossrs. Bnow, of Adams, Doona1i, OF Block
ford. and Nindo, OF Jay, q Committao on Gro
dontials tho Co1ivensioi, adjourned until 1850 y.
m. In tho rftornoon tito Convention reassenl-
bled mud listoncd to tho report Of the Commit
teo on Credentials, which wna accopted mud
tho Committee discharged. Judge II. y.
Taylor, Of thus city, Frederick Eindo,
ot Jay County, ana T. Il. Robinson,
ct Allen County, wore placod before tho Convcn-
Taylor. Alter appointing committee to notify
Judge Taylor Of his nomination, and choosing
Central Oommfttco. tho Convention adjourned
hlne die. Judge Taylor, who WINS not In tho city,
Was connultod by telegraph, md responded tint
he would A.copt tho nomination II unanimously
rendered him, md without my exortions by his
friends. Ho is lending lawyer OF this city, mud
IL man Of limo abiity. unspottod integrity,
and wltc popularity. 1Io will ut once cl,al-
iongo his opponent, Mr.. Hamilton. to
cratic majority In tho district is over
4.00C, it IS thought that Judge Taylor will gye
lis opponent cloao raco. IIis antecodouta are
Republican. lie haH served it, tho Etute LogiB-
laturn from this county. Thore nro now tliroe
candidates in tho fold, and the canvass promises
to le exciting.
, 1874-09-24

sSpecfai DisputcA 10 Iht Ch'cuuo Tribune.
MADISON. Wis.,, Sept 2J.-Ihc Dane County
Fair is proving a decided succerB. Tho cutrieH
are very targa. und the display Of slloep, lloss,
cattle, and horses il very inc. Tle display OF
fruits ia excellent, but flowers deficient. Tiae
display Of agricultural machinery is very full,
attendance to-day was quito largo. III dash OF
trotters, for purse of s25, this afternoon. tho
Dundas horre, of Chrissana, won. Time, 2:5S.
Tho second, milo dash, for q purse of 32d waB
won by s. s. Cobanncs' mare St. Louis. lime
2:57. Tomorrow the GranScrs hold graui
basket picnic at tho Fair Ground.
, 1874-09-24


,, ,BAsSETr-At t,atayia ILL.,. "Wednesday, Sept "a,
GeprEo bassct agpd ID years mouths mud y days.
OF tho famtly asp invited 10 atteul.
nlEEWSTElt-Hept. q, Gracie. daughter OF james Il.
"nH En,y i5rswstSr ated months ana ~ sys
ki kkifSaas r. y O'CLOCK 1n' BY carsia:os to hossti
- oR0SSFIEtpaAt liverpool, Eng, Aug. +, Edmund
C.nsstiela. hgcd Is years.
~ milwaukee, papsrs please copy.
0utYEN-At Gonova H.. Aopt a. After aasa Of
julia Barry CaiYo1 aEed yesss e''s VI A'0''0A "Aa
Waslngton'st-, Thursday, Sept. 81. At l0:39 q.
GWEls-ln thls city, Sept. e. Col. Alexander Grccn
ts-6t. Jusunh, Rtchuond mud IT, Louis {sfo.) pspo.s
ilu0HEs-Efte, SON OF r. ". and A. Hughes.
w. ynneGat o.da5t Ht2n =. in At thefr tosaense. rs
west Niado1l'st. ftlenjs OF tho family Invited
orkEilOGt;-At tho ree!cuoe Of Tlolnss H. Doann,
xxx rasi, ~; sgpt - Painnr. only snn Ut An'la y And
kslsss & @ @a X III sa oas
sud 10 lays '
QUInKIn this city, Sept. ss Mrs. Mary Qulsk, wifs
ot " Mhliun 1ulrk. aged 81 tear4.
Eun9rsi from hor lato rosldoHec d Duntor.t Friday,
nyo2 1t q oaIa so o'a'toy fflona' u 'a
iWAFr5seEt. 9a Joanne T.. late Joannto Z. Barnot>.
F1uosa from ~ ijntarii.st,, bJ carriages To Grace
land. on Friday. 18th Inst. at II .. III.
WILAAkt3-At Itlga3dM INV Ta{k H.! on sopt: e tyes-
hsSvod ta,xhter 1t Tr. and htrs. 4. W. Patterson
Tho funeral vi" tAko Plaza AZ ltshtnud IAsk un Fra"y
A!tnrH0n. psu!At TRIM will leaTu tho o!la,st Donht
Il o NJ. anil l.ke Feest a. T. ILL., KournlnF the
waiting for thoso duazinx IL accompany thu romans to
QsRcelanh.
, 1874-09-24

Thi.d Day of the Iowa State
Fair.
Western District and County Exhl-
billions.
IOWA STATE FAIR.


speetai Dispatch to 1he Cb,taao Tribune.
KEoKuK H., Hept. 23.-ttho cato receipts to-
day Indicated tho prosenco Of 5000 people on
tho State Fair Grounds, q great majority Of
whom woro from nlrond. City people seldom
attend tho fair before .rhurslay. Tomorrow all
Kookuk will tur,, ous In thalr best clothes, aud
help tho country pcoplo to enjoy tho wonders
aud onriostios Of tho big show. Thoao who at
tended to-day first took D hastY earnce through
tho buildings doyoted to art, manufacturers, nntl
farm products, mud thon broke for tho amph'-
thontre overlooking tho raco track, and
thoro remained until tho cloao Of
tho exercises in tho aroma. It
IL aoloss to attolups denial of tho fact tint tho
sports Of tho turf Aro tho main Ho,rco of Amt,ae-
1nnnt to the people who attonl agricultural
fairs. Tho rRce-coarso is alwnyH tho centro Of
attraotfon for all classes. Thousands Of people
who pretend to consider 1t ain to attend regu-
larly-organizod raco meeting take advantage OF
the cloak thrown ronnd tho forbidden amuso-
1nent by tho respectable State Fair nntlloTi-
ties, md enjoy tho contests batweon tho
1lrors with aa much gusto aB those who
500 no wrong in hUrBe-ractuB. Even
United states SENATORS, Governors Of statos,
md members Of tho Lowor House of Congress.
indulge on a,ch occasions. Tho judgos' stand
to-day wns gracod with the presence Of Senator
Wright, OF this State, and llo Hoe,nod to take nB
mich Interest," in tile doingB Of tho rrunorn and
tro:tcra aa any OF tho professionals on tho
ground.
Tho Hon. John 3. Grinno1l, sinco the dogs
killed all s sheep, llaa turned his attention to
the breeding OF improved horses, and IL re-
putea to be tho owner OF Bomo Of tho
Uncut bloodod stock In tho State Of
Iowa. Ho is to DO scon orery day In
tho midst Of tho horsa,non and horses, among
whom lie appears no DO perfectly at homo.
There were hnlf-a-slozou raccs today, but
only two or throo wera Of sufficient morit TO de-
serve notice. 4 contest between pacors oc-
CURED early in tho day, and proved quito OK
citing. Tho first two l1eats wore tnhen by ID. @.
Gitrord'u bay gellnG Dayy Crockett In 2:35
md 2:3715. Tho tlnrd heat waB cnpturod
by A. Il, Wilson's gray ularo Lady
Elgin, In 2:3G. Tho fourth heat was
declared dead. tho judges claiming that
tho driver OF Lady EIgin had pulled tho marc in
order to give tho hoat to Crockett. Tloy took
out tho drivor Of tho Lad7 and substituted au-
othor. and tho result Of the uc1t two heats ins-
titled this action. Lady 1;cn won tho fifth a1ld
sixth hoals without nny difficulty III 2:43 nnd
2:i5, mud a running raco followed for purse Of
S150, and wnB won by a Bc.uEgy looking old
chestnut stallion, called plou~Doy, III thrco hoats-
Ills bert tiMn WIS about 1:50.
Tho next race was between trottera
whose best record VAS 5 minutes. aud wns
Won in tliroe hoats by Charles Phillips Borrcl
stallion Tuliaho, Boat t!mo, 2:dU1l.
, 1874-09-24
THREE PERSONS SuFFOcATED.

VIonanuna. Nlsb.t Aept. 2s.-ro-day Aid. D,
=. lynn. Aunlas Dol'oyan, alld s1r. ssliitl, u
ioar Ryst'a nll. 1'hoy onterc tllv eistorn to o
examine 1t fOr repnirB. Smith outored tirBl. nnt
hearing from him, ltyau ontorod. lot lyurog
from lin (ltyan), Donovan entored to so, wiu}
oil woro dead before they could be lake. from
tho cistosn,
, 1874-09-24


MILWAUKEE. Wla., Sept. a3.-Ihe Keform
Congressional Convention OF tile Fourth dis
trict mot at noon. Before proceeding to ],usi.
neBa, judge Mallory, ono Of tho cu,t!nlntoa yhn
called Tho Convention to order, improved tho oc-
cason by making spoectt, in which he reon1}cd
the features of the patfolm OF tho Reform nr-
gauization: denounced tho practices Of orr.
tain cRn1idate in influencing tho pryate cn,,,
cusos, aud packing tEe Convention with san, hin
blood money; wnrn!ng tile party that Bucjl nrao.
tlcoa would prove tho organization d fraud liz.
atld i,unibs.. and calling OIL tho Convention to
ylnllcnto and malnan the reputation OF tho mr.:
honorable motl. @'
Adam seha'asz, Of Washington County. VIVA
nominated for Temporary Chairman, md. aftor
pronngry work, tlte Convention orgauized.
with DR.. ogton, Of Milwaukee,, w Cl,airluau. ind
tho Committee on ''''''
RESOLUTIONS
reported the following platform:
This Conventtnn resulutcly tneIg. on rofor,n.
haeaty, anil erof.omy In tho administration of tns
noxes4ment t t ant! nllr.S tl1eae principles n1lnl,
of he uoyer'iunt alauld bu progressive 10 that sid
anu thut l'n "'ep should 10 taken backward: turiif
tor rtrc4ua ui!y; opposition at,.,ptlary n,id rrstrj
Hfe la"h, W!l1eh mtls!ly restrain rtrHoEal Npriy:
the nmcdats repeal Ut flu ,luwslarcr-gaN la;ys IL
centraslzation no bayo,ot rIIe lin ntiunst strntim
o. local nhA!ts by tho lncu governments tate yll,mr
VISION nfet corporations cFpateA by Inv, Ia hp nxcr-
cisetl within reasohbs limts, s,.lut 10 iimr lriyute
rsn.s anu destroy tae value of prnry but to pro-
iseslinlnatin'lH tbs duty Of lawful aut.orltIes III iii
Iarts Ut The Country 10 Suppress ytocnru ul,t crno
aud to socurs hnnost aloctious to thu people,
Further resolutions were adopted III follows;
Resotsed Ihat wo reallis1n tho platform N nrtnct
pez aloptw by tho lust 1cforn Htate Convention UNI
, 1874-09-24

Srtcial Dispatch to Ihe Chsft,uo Tribune.
WArsEKA, ILL.,, Sept 23.-Tho Independent
ltotormoru are to have grand MAST mcotlng at
Watheha, Sopt. 25. Tho Hon. James G. Bayne.
candidate for Congress in tho Eighth Congress
sional District, will DO tho principal speaker, but
othor prominent spoakerH will bo present. E1-
tensiva preparations have boon made nll over
tho country, and tho occasion promises to bo
an extraordinary one... The Republicans secm to
them and sone over to tho independents.
, 1874-09-24
JOURNALISTIC CHANGE,

typreiai Ni4pcteh to Fhe Chicago Irfbnne
Rock ISLAND, Bopt. GA change Ut editor
md pioprotorlhr touk placo In tho liotk Island
Union to-ttAy, l.. II. ItaYoraslck having sold out
hiB ant. 20 ntareKt. Walter Iulu,H0n, lnr NUM-
bor Of ynnls apHocato editor OF the Union, aud
at one tilo OIL tile Chica.;o itter- 0ee0M, nAt,ues
etliturial oontrol, md II. G. Cleveland beeolncs
business 1lln1ag1r.
, 1874-09-24
MISCELLANEOUS,

NEW YORK sTATE TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.
UTICA, N. T., Sept. 23-Ilo Ssate Temperance
Convention met hero to-day, and, after passing
resolutions In favor Of prohibition, and appoint
ing committee to arrange plan of political ac-
tion for tho fall campaign, adjourned sipo die.
, 1874-09-24
WARREN COUNTY, I'LL,

6rtc70I ispaleI % Yhe EHitWao TrlbNne,
MONMOUTH, ILL.,. Sept. o3.-Tho Warren Coun-
ty Fair opened up this season under very fayora-
bio auspices. Tho attendance to-day was very
good. The display Of vegetables is far bottor
than last year. Stock il also Of bottor elass
than heretofore. Floral Hall IL not Us we'll
flied NJ usual. The weather in all that could bo
desilcl.
, 1874-09-24
ncEAM STEAlaSHfn NEWS.

New Yonx, Sept. 2a.-Arriyci--s hipuyio-
Hamburg. ... -
LoApoN, 3npt. 2l.-Arriyod ouk--steamB!ps
java, from. NOW York, ind 1ndiana, from Fhilas-
lciphiR.
, 1874-09-24

Sptcias DispatsA 10 4nt CH,rana Tribune.
FoSD Du LAC, Wls, Sept. 2a.-The Twenty
second Annual Fair ot tho Foud dit Lac Agricul-
tural Association IL beug held in tl,ts CITY, It is
by fur tho best ono ever held in tho county.
, 1874-09-24

SP1tlI! UislNtch u TIE EHicU0o 7TiGunf
DErIo1r, Mich, Sept. 23.-Ihe Republican
Convention for this county wan held today at
Wayne, aud nominated Aid. W. II. Coots for
6horn, over Bonjamin Briacoo, present Dem
nty BY vote Of 81 to Al. amid great exciloment.
az follows Treasurer. j. +. ". Thorn. Of Nv.
antlotte CLERK, Ray Haddoc!, Dotroit AtnI
ney 7. ". II. Chambers, Detroit; Register. ].
". Mcmillan. AL wore put up by accla.natlon
oxcept, the Inter, who dnfcatod Dr. s. ". Walk
or, Of Weyne. 1850
, 1874-09-24
MARRIAGES.

,GnAENls-rRAVER- ER--scpt. 9, at tho residence Of
the rdus puh:F, srs. i, p TFayoF. a6a Norh Frank.
and Miss Ema i. Tr.ssr, ali st iht eity ''AsA'@
JONES s,,W';1iItAMs-D "Wednesday. Sept. - By tho
so. es nj md s. ssrSis M sn M Ms n. sha
cthtlng clergylnen
, 1874-09-24

SbVe'a1 UI*oalch to Tic Eh}cNto 3r1bWnt.
DELAWARE. o., Sept. 23.-Tho Republicans
hold q mass-mootlng ut tho Opo,a-Houso this
". ]iobinBou, canlidato for Congress- from this
d" trict and tho Hon. L. uanford, cauddAtp
FROM tho Sxtcouth District.
, 1874-09-24

FAYETTE COUNTY, IA.
speci1i Diduatci to The Chtcapa Tribune
1tcGREuoR. la., Sopt 23.-Ihe annual Fayotto
Comfy Agricultural Fair opens tomorrow. and
continues threo davs. The exhibition promises
to be superior to any for many years. Tho dis
play Of stock ia unusually lii,o.
, 1874-09-24
THE WEATHER.

WAsn1SoToN, D. G.. Sept. 23-Oyor tho Lake
hosion falling or stationary barometer, station
ary and ligllor temperature, northeast to south
east winds, and increasing c!oudiness.
LOCAL OBSERVATION.
ElIIlAQu. SEM. q. 1E74
, 1874-09-24

Sfteiat DtspatcA 10 IAe CA.caoo Tribune.
OAnLtNYlLLE, ILL.,, Sept 23.-Thc Democrats
OF this {the Fortioth) Senatorial DHtlict, cum
posod Of Dtacoupin md Jorsoy, held their Con-
vention Ill this city to-day, with L. A. Suivcly,
OF tbiH place, as Chairman. Tho Convention
nominated Judge s. s. Gilbert. of this city, aud
". s. scott, Of Joracy, al candidates fur Repre-
sentative.
, 1874-09-24

1UHfIeaEEUEU lI4LlSUIE LEHI914hT1yE U1BTH1uT-
NTrUHLIuAS.
CAnLrLE, ILL.,, Sept. 23.-The Forty Re-
publican Legislative Convention mot horo today
aud nominated +. E. Brink, OF Washington, and
A, ,. Henry. of Bond County, to represent thom
ii tic next Iogianturo
, 1874-09-24

Possibility thnt tho 8nfc.nurRIars
Will aatvc to he Ieointlictctl-Of rpa-
tcfcHt 10 Lnsvycra-NEAynnrd, rn-
dUrSolncl1t OF tho CiytI-Iktvf,tu u.1t
Pr0Apccttye DR*cfanrgc or tfurcnu
Olcrkk-Contrilct far Stnntrcu snvct.
opcs Asynrdctt-lndinn Auuntxz,l,cr.
, 1874-09-24

UEIl0-
CRATIC.
LITTLE Hook, Ark, Sept. o3.-Col. L. G,
Gause was nominated Yesterday by tho Demo.
crats for Congross from The First District, Hols
tho presout conteatant for seat from tho same
district.
Col. ". r. Slomons, Of Drew, wna nomlnatel
on tic san,a day by tile Democrats OF sllo Second
District, for Congress-.
, 1874-09-24

AT AUCTION,
In the city. New md second hand Chamber
and Earlor Sots, Dining-room Furniture,
Mnrblo-top Tables, Office Chairs, Otnce
Desks, Eaay Chairs, Lounges, Mattresses,
Carpets, Stoves, &c.. to-. Also. large as
Bortment OF General Morchandiae.
Also, eutire Furniture OF two houaoa and
Hib0N, f0MERoY l. CO., Auetlonou,s.
, 1874-09-24

It is suggested that 21nynarl's course In OPEN
y, aud ssluarely indorslng the Cyil.Rgbta bill,
after thn Convention TINT nominated him had
ovadcd tho issues, haa baon takon for the pur-
poso Of gaining strength with viow to securing
t!'o nomination ior Vico-presitlent BY tho Repub-
The New York herald., 1874-10-18

TWO YOUNG LADIES WANT FURNISHED ROOM.
i with Board; location must be between Third ave-
nue. and University place. and not above Twenty third
street, terms must be moderate. Address d., Herald
Office -
The New York herald., 1874-10-18

WANTED-TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS WITH
w Board, In private house, for two just about to-
marry the best OF reference required and given Ad-
dress, giving full particulars and price, PERMANENT,
dOfflc
The New York herald., 1874-10-18

WANrED-BY a PARTY OF THREE GENTLEMEN.
w FURNISHED double or single Bedroom and Sitting
Room, with breakfast; location between Eighth and
Twenty second streets and Second avenue ard Broad
dress stating lowest terms s. NJ box 3868 Post Office.
The New York herald., 1874-10-18

WANTED-BoARD. IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, FOE.
w gentleman. wife, infant and nurse. where few or
boarders taken, above Twentythrd street, be-
Madison and Lexington Address stating
office.
The New York herald., 1874-10-18

MARRIED LADY, IN DELICATE HEALTH WISHES
Il Board in a private family; give good refer
ence Address stating terms, &C, Mrs WIN. H., Herald
The New York herald., 1874-10-18

vIyANTED-BOARD FOR LADY AND CHILD At
tending school, until July /; west side below Thir-
ard Are not over $50 Der month Address PERMAS-
ENr box W3 Herald Office
The New York herald., 1874-10-18

WANTED-A GENTLEMAN WITH WIFE TWO
foraby furnished with bathroom and closets; private
table location between Madison anu Sixth avenues,
above Twentyhird street: references given and re-
quired Address, with full particulars and price, B.
G., Ia Moore street.
The New York herald., 1874-10-18

w Rooms on second floor. for two adults and three
small children location between rhireih and Sxteth
and second and Sixth Address NJ N.,s
ll6 Church street.