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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-11
Was j. a Fair klecSlOne

Tae Bulletin Of yesterday afternoon con-
ta;ns statement il relation 20 the parish
Of Sabine which. if true. i. a subject Tor the
consideration OF the Returnin: Board. This
is what i Gays:
The official vote Of this parish. which has
Just been received. is as follows: Moncuce
sil. Dubuclet =. This swells the Democratic
majority. according to our estimate, TO ioaI
votes.
We can not concede. even for the sake Q.
argument. that the information received By
the Euletin is ''osic;a!," a. no official re.
turns have come in from Sabine. nor does
the resul: so given indicate the sentimen.
Q: the parish j: it We're allowed fa;c ex'
preston.
The population Of the parish is 80: white
and !S!i eoioced-a little more than Two to
one. Have all these coiored voters become
Democrats excep: two. and are there no
white Republicans, politely called carpet
baggers, in tha: parish: Il so, singularly
b!;ssful. from White League stand point.
must the condition Of things oe. Why. the
Republican parish ticket must have had. q:
least. ten names on il, and some OF them
must have been those of white men. Did
all Of these candidates. always excepting
the unknown but immortal two, feel 80
profound a reverence 70. their opponents
that they pumped the Democratic ticket.
Strange that such magnauimity did not
provoke corresponding courtesy. 1t only
needed the compliment of s!xteen. OK
rather. to deduc: the terrible two now sup.
posed to be overawing the parish. fourteen
Democratic votes cast for the Radical
ticket. to make Sabine realized Utopia.
But applying another test, the authen'
ticity of which the Bulletin will be the last
to dispute. the vote OF the parish n 1872.
as given in the FOrman returns. is valuable.
According to the ratio of population the
colcred vote. no pretens;ons of Democratic
affiliations being Get up then. should have
been nearly half that Of the fusion. Bat,
on the contrary, tke' Democratic vote is
given as the larges: ~ more than twelve TO
one. The figures are. Democratic 759. or
about one in every fve and a half. The
same proportion would give 1886 coiored
votes, but tina: board thought sixty-two, or
one in thirty of their population, enough
for them. There is, of course. something
wrong in the boards return, but it is accu.
rate enough for the present purpose. 1t is
very certain the canvassers did no: put
down too many IN that instance. Now.
what has become of these si1ty-:wo. or
rather sixty, giving credit for the two faith.
full ones: Have they gone into the Demo.
cratic fold! Did they vote for Moncure!
No, there il but ono of two solu'
tons Of the mystery-of the disccep.
arcy between this "oticiai vote" and the
population. or even between it and the
Forman returns. The colored people have
not become Democratic to such an extent
nor have they lett the parish. They are
Rspublicans. are a. strong in numbers and
as desirous Of voting. Either they have
been intimidated or prevented IN some way
from registering and voting, or gross fraud
has been committed with the ballots.
In either case the Returning Board
should give the matter careful attention.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-11

The great sale by auction at Malochee's,
No. IS Canal street, by G.. DeFeriet & Co..
will be continued until the very large and
assorted stock is entirely disposed Of. We
understand that the auctioneers have fixed
upon the date Of Wednesday, November II.
1874, to make special sale OF articles of
r,rtu, fine china ware, cut glass and erys-
tails and housekeeping articles. They will
make arrangements for the accommodation
Of ladies and gentlemen who may desire
to attend. AID they invite them to avail
themselves OF the opportunity.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-11

DISTRICT AT AUCTION By THE SHERIFF
Public attention is called to the
sale at auction to be made this day at
noon. at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange, Royal street, by the sheriff Of
the parish of Orleans. of four lots of ground.
with all the buildings and improvements
thereon, situated in the Third District OF
this city, on Annette and Prosper NOW Der
bigny) streets. One Of said lots forms the
corner of Annette and Prosper (now Der.
bigny) streets. Plan thereof now on ex.
hibition at tae Exchange. For particulars
and terms see advertisement
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-11
FOREIGN.
Hurricane.

Hurricane
ErsssroS, Jamaica. Novembe: 9.-The
hurricane of the sixth instant swept through
Portland and St. Ann'e with great severity.
Among the vessels damaged was the Amer.
lean briganttue Helen, in St. AIMS bay.
Reward Offered.
MADRID, November l0.-The municipal
authorities Of Seville have offered reward
of $40. 900 for the recovery Of Murillo's great
painting Of St. Anthony, which was stolen
from the Cathedral Of that city.
College Professor Suppressed.
PARIS. November l9-Ia consequence Of
his rovaIist and clerical opinions, Chaiftord,
the newly appointed professor in the school
of medicine in this city. was prevented
from giving lecture by the students who
drowned his voice bXuproar.
Crushe Death.
LONDON. NovemSW iO.-Two persons
were killed and several hurt in the pressure
of the Lord Mayors festival.
Treaty With ReuManias
The semi-oticial journal OF Vienna says
Austria will make no reply 20 the Turkish
dispatch, but will Immediately conclude .
commercial convention with koumanla.
Turkey is being ruined through the blind
ness OF her own rulers. The allied empe-
rors, therefore are engaged in censolidat-
cipalities, which, in the event OF general
catastrophe. would form tbs centre Of new
combinations.
Relief fer lrun.
A special dispatch 70 the Standard re-
ports that 10000 Republican troops have
collected in the approaches to lrun for the
relief Of the town, but the Carlists occupy
the intervening passes in great force.
Esslish Crop Prospects.
The Mari: Lane Express says the weather
the past week has been mild, and oats,
which At one time seemed hopeless, now
show quite . crop. Moisture was wanted
in abundance. but there is now some appre
hensiou lest vegetation nav go on too fast
and be checked by frost. Wheat sowing is
nearly over.
In consequence Of the absence of ice
every European port keeps open, and ship
dampness Of weather operate against an
advance in the price Of wheat. Not one
European market notes rise, while 10
mans there has been fall of q shilling.
Continental spectators and shippers are
hanging back. notwithstanding the seduc-
ton in freight.
A speech by Disraeii.
Tie fe..ivi:ie. of the Lord Mayors day
eonci Ided with grand banquet at Gulld
Hall. Among the distinguished persons
pre.en. were D.sraeli, Lord Cairns, EArI
Derby, MARQUIS OF Salisbury, Sir stanoro
Horthcote, Mese,s. Hardy, Hunt and NToss,
Earl Malmesbuyy, Lord John Manaers and
Mr.. Goschen. The Lord Mayor gave che
usual toast to her majesty and mlnlsters
Mr Disrael; responded. He referred to
the tranquility England had enjoyed fol
the last six years. The reasons were moi
far e. seek. The people were now content
ed. The working elasses of Great Britain
Inherited rights and privileges not yet pos
sessed br the nobility of Other. lands. They
had no fear of arbitrary ministers ana
! dom;ciliary visits. They possessed tn
tight to combine tor tho protection Of tn,
| interests OF labor. Justice was pure, snt
| there vas 10 respect fot iudiviaua
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-11
Last Chance.

But short time remains for the purchase
of tickets il the fifth gift concert Of the
Public Library Of Kentucky. Agents have
been notified to make returns from the
twentieth to the twenty-dfth instant. but
for the convenience of those who may have
failed to supply themselves through the
agents. cash orders will be filled a. the
home office up to the evening of the twenty
eighth. and if any money should come 900
late it will be promptly returned to the
party sending il.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-11
The Varieties Theatre.

Manager Owens is himself the re;glins
STAR at the Varieties this week, and is ap.
pearin2 in series of his delightful comedy
performances. For the special bened: of
ladies and children he will give "Wednesday
matinees. as we'll as the regular Saturday
noon performances. To-day will be played
the Victims" and an ''Object Of Interest,"
a. night vii! be performed the ''He;r a.
Law" and the same farce. with Mr.. Owens
in both pieces.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-11
The IeaislAture.

.. the members Of the Legislature e.ec:
from this parish, three were candidates of
the Democratic convention. and two of
them Of the White League convention--one
Of them having been a nominee OF both
conventions. and one . nominee Of oely the
White League. None of them, We believe.
ever vas member Of the White League
organic alton. The two members Of that
organization who we're dominated. failed 70
be elected. They are both gentlemen Of
learning and ability, and would have &C:
quilted themselves well a. such, if they had
been elected. QpsloNsea Journal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-11
NEW YORK.
A Bridegroom.s Suicide.

new YORK. November l0.-Ainsworth
Y. Zachas aged twenty-fsur, was married
to Dora Meyers yesterday, and spent the
afternoon at q place Of amusement, after
which they repaired to the residence Of some
old friends. Shortly after their arrival,
Zachas stepped into q bedroom and shot
himself through the Lear,. No cause is as
signed.
judgment Agaiast a Railroad.
AdoIohus Schatfer to-day received 437 900
iudgmeut ayainst North and South railroad
of Georgia for violation Of contract.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-11

SHERIFF's SALES AT AUCTION. FOR CITY
Taxes, OF REAL Standardization is
called to the sales at auction to be made this
day at noon at the Merchants and Auction
eers' Exchange Royal street, by the sheriff
of the parish Of Orleans, for city taxes, of
improved and vacant real estate situated
in the First, Second, Fourth and Sixth Dis
tricts Of this city. For full particulars and
terms see advertisements.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-11
The New City Council.

I: is understood that an arrangement has
been agreed to by tne present Council to
vacats their seats on Monday next. and
permit their SUCCESSORS 20 be installed. The
present city government seem as Wiling to
yacate row as they were anxious to obtain
possession two years ago. and now 20 more
than then are they solicitors for the action
Of the Returning Board in the case.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-11
The Temperature.

The thermometer at Louis Fri2erio's, No.
50 Chartres street, on November 10, stood as
follows: At 8 A. NJ, 63o; 1t P. NJ, '9o:
as 6 r. H., 75o. Lowest point during the
night of November 9. 62o.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-11
a Souvenir and n Farewell.

The many friends Of Mr. ". &. Mason,
for long time assistant ticket agent Of the
consolidated New Orleans, st. Louis and
Chicago Railroad Company, under Mr.. A.
D. Sheldon. seized the occasion of his de-
par,ure to New York to present him with
an e!egan: go!d-headed cane. Mr.. Mason
has made many warm friends while he has
been discaarsiny tie duties Of his late posi-
ton. and as he retires now. will carry with
him their regrets at losing him. and hopes
for continued prosperity in h:s new field OF
labor. May the strength OF the cane prove
as substantial supper: 10 bis onward
footstep. as the sterling worth of its gold is
proof OF The esteem of Ills friends.
The following letter accompanied the
gift:
W. G. Mason. Esq;
DEAR SIR-As an evidence Of our appre.
citation OF the many courtesies shown Us
during your term Of service as ticket agent
of the New Orleans, St. Louis and Chicago
railroad. we ask you to accept the gold
headed cane accompanying this note.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-11
UAN.ETsEs THEATRE.

THasoss TUE Business Iaasser
Til. p3o..a; Coincide al
jobs T.. OWENS
EpA THIS WEEK ONLY.
.;atinee To-Day nj Twelve O'Cioek.
VICTIMS AND OBJECT OF INTEREST.
TD-ni.t4' a. a uIa.ter to eignt o,c,ock
HEIR AT-LAT AND OBJECT OF INTEREST,".
Mr.. Ow-1. AS Srel: impeTsonat!on. Ol.
pANcLcS."
MISUNDERSTANDING Friend and Forty WiDSs.
EriLsv-no5g asei...euisn and Soon Shingle.
Satr,t:a- Matnee-Mr Owens as Major De Boots.
Ss,,.rii ~ y sl,-psu. Pry and Forty Wlnks
Mord.- W.ex-TOm TayiOrs new play. CLAN.
CARTY. wi:A new scenery. Iew costumes. and
v-aa, r.s. nOll 1t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-11
VARIETIES THEATRE.

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
Me Owens respectfully informs the pubic that
tls Ma..a-+ Performances EEERE "EDN NkSDAX
and SATURDAY will he characterized with the
same attention 20 every detsiI Of preparation that
las a-eaay or.n osiil led by the press and pvo'
L.. The e.. .ra..eE o: entertainments selected for
these .lo:..aS performances wi. be chaste and
euterti,r.ng and embrace al! the fav0rites of the
sue cess:l.l company. noii as
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-11

= After . maa has been killed by wagon
it makes no difference whether OK not he
knew 1t was loaded.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-11

Remember the capital prize whole ticket,
Remember the capital prize whole ticket.)
Remember the capital prize whole tieket,)
Was sold in this city
Was sold in this city
Was sold in this city
In the last drawing
In the last drawing
Louisiana State single number lottery.
louisiana State single number lottery.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-11
IN BANKRUPTCY,
ESTATE OF JOHN b. LEvEQUE.

X!I.t = OF JO1I-V Do LEVI e
CS'-so STATES MARsHAL's OP.ICEl
New OvIeA ans. October 20, 1874 !
e1HEiS Il: 10 GIVE NOTICE THAT WARRANT
Il n baIkrup:Cy has been issued out of the Dis.
fct Court OF the United States for the District OF
Louisiana against the estate OF John B. Levslue.
OF New Orleans. the parish Of Orleans State
@: Louisiana adjadged a bankrupt upon his own
petition tha. the payment OF any debts and the de-
livery OF any property belonging to said bankrupt,
property by him are forbidden hy law; that meet.
In. % tie creditors OF said bankrupt to prove their
debt. and choose one Or more assgnees OF his
estate will be held At court Of bankruptcy to be
holden ou the twelfth day Of November 4. D.
1874, at II A. ". at the Custom house building.
New Orleans, before D. AuSustin register
g. B. PACKARD.
oc30 no,2 Cpited States Marshal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-11
RAILROADS.

NEW ORLEANS, ST. LOUIS
A:D CHICAGO RAILROAD COMPANY.
tGREAT JACKSON ROUTE
TRANS de2s,. aad arrive as follows from Csiliops
stree: depot.
x-p.e,, .s..s L. NJ. x.press.... s 200 P. NJ
Na.i..........5:OO P. II. Maii........ 500 4. II.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars through to St
Ioui. CE;ca.. and Louisville.
t,niy oue change OF sleeping cars to EaS.ero
CitieA -
Tickets for sale and inform alto, given st No. -
Camp st.sat. o.Isv o: Common
a D. SHELDON. Agent.
aa'.;r ED. FROST. General Manager.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-11
Tenth Senatorial District.

The Opelcusas Joso7'o! gives the result
of the election for Senator in the district
formerly represented j.: the late Hon.
rranc;s Da;sle. DR.. w. A. Robertson. the
successful candidate. was supported by the
Republicans. He i. elected by handsome
plurality over four competing candidates.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-11
TUE MOBILE LINE.

sI,uE MOBILE LINE.
On sri ss-ac Ma- 81, trains viii !ea7e depot
Foot Of Canal street as follows =,
E1Vress Al! mail daily. y...........:s S:Uy q
Coss. accommodation. Saturdays only 1900 2.
Tkrouzn. Rixat express. dauy........ @:OV r n
Arrive
Csis. accom- mediation. Mondays only. 9:50 4. T.
EIpress and mail da..v.............. 1900 (. =
Through Eight express. daily. r. n
ThiJ - tbs only ,ins running through Pullman
Pa aC. Cara to st. Louis Louisy.:s. Charlotte sad
Virgins springs.
OEce Garner Camp a.d Common streets. opposite
C:- sa:e.
EP. SHCrE,
Geueeai Passenger Agent.
G. II. ALLEN,
snv!1 General Manager
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VARIETIES THEATRE.

VARIETIES THEATRE.
IDS .J2. aA.!LToS. Business Manager.
The Popular Comedian
r!R. JOHN z. OWENS.
". s,,-.: -: OF. WEEK ONLY. sup?or:s! BY
'..- ..cce..... Comedy Company.
::oUdny and Tuesday Evenings.
SiC..H. AND SOLOS sHIHGLE.
Mr. s.,. a...............Bu q. Butterfly and Scion
Wednesday Matinee.
V:.--.s.. AND OEJ.Cv OF INTEREST.
"wednesday Night.
H::.: ~ .aT AND OBJECT % INTEREST.
Thursday,
Lv-.vc0oV! FRIEND AND FORTY WINES.
friday.
Inb. G::--.ENAS AND SCION SINGLE
saturday Mnsinee,
EvI2vyDDYS FRIEND.
saturday Night,
rA.. PRy AND FORTY WiSHS
Matinee. e-e-- Wednesday and Saturday.
No1car Nsr.H,e: !1-Von Tay.o:s new play
CrASCARrI nos 80
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-11

Ge. one Of the capital prizes.
Get one of the capital prizes.
Get one of the capital prizes.
In the next single number LOUISIANA esase
Lottery.
In the uex, single number Louisiana state
Lottery.
In the next single number Louisiana Stase
Lottery.
Draws next Saturday.
Draws next Saturday.
Draws next Saturday.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-11

GLosE THEATRE.
J KLrCgEDGE...... Lessee and Manager
T2..x:I.ST SCCCEsS-EvE2vEOoT De.
LIGHTED.
L.. Il. BROWNS
N,.: no.. s.. sa.:or D,amati: Troupe 81! Silver
C.rnet Band and Orchestra.
Ved:e.cay and Thursday Evenings. No.
ven,ber IL and ~.
IT,. :y.s. drama. with the original Music, scenic
And n.eGh An. ,. effects
RIP VAN W1NKLE,
q: IHE SLEEP OF TWENTY YEARS
EicvA, w:.E.e.. -. ...............J. q. ECETLhT
Pos ...r ;,.i.- o. admission. no!i
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-11
aMUSEMENTS.
CT. CHARLES THEATRE.
k>.A.EZ2S-. For SIX NIGHTS ONLY.
q ;Le Accomplished Artistic.
s:I>e DOLLr BIDWELL.

WeGue..ls Evening. November II, 1874,
LADY AEDLETS SECRET.
La..- .-...........'........Mi Dolly B.dwe..
F-aa--ac..t.t o: Ns. Dolly Biiwe...
s.t.ris--'I.- Dolly Iid.e.. Matinee q: I. u.
S:a:"y, Sp~.ul ae: 1.-THE great Naii,toa CcL-
CAs. .;. .og..stin; Of .weaty,:our persons.
P-3ces a. rstS noii
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-11

DIDWE..i..s ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
r S:tt. .,.,..............B Business Manager
J .......................S;ayr Manager
clonaly. Ssycu,5er .. and During tae
Week,
The !a~o;i.: character comedians BAKER and
TARRb.. Ta-.. famous dialect actsrs and per.
souata.s o: male And female characters will appear
in Their great dram atie speciality entitled CHRIS
AND LESA o. GERMAN LIFE ON THE MISSiS.
SfpPi support eG by the AcAcemy's talented dra.
1rs.iL COMPANY. Nessrs Baker and Farron will
antyoJ,c. during ths drama their great and orig.
1aal soar. dances and sketches. Including their
Eew II NtADOpE GUARDS.
Gr.ud Ma: ..e-SATU U3Dar. November II.
FRIDAY H1vemae: i2-S-net: to Baker and
Farroa.
Doc. cr... !. a quarter 70 seve,. Performances
Commences at q quarter to eight.
E,s Otsc. Hnan e.! dav. nc6
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-11

(coNrUusD on EoU8rH PAoEl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-02

The river was falling last evening, with
8 feet 0 inches In the channel.
The Courier has laid up. The Mallie
Raglan left for ,Parkersburg yesterday
morning. The Science Is this mornings
boat.
The Monitor, while coming up yester-
day, sunk q barge 81 the lower bar, near
thepoint Of the Island.
The Rankin will leave for Gallipolls 10
day. 6he win eoin the Palkersbure and
GsIlipolis trade.
The Andes left for Cincinnati yesterday
with fine trip Of passengers and freight.
She had the'IHrEest passenger list carried
for a number tofYsarA no IN
The Dugan win leave for Ctncinnati
to-day. shetakes about twenty. five tons
OF manufactured iron from the IFtns
Mill, besides lot oil glassware, nails, etc.
Her "Trip viii be pretty large, considering
the water. !-a', : 1''' '..
A Cairo dispatch says: The Storm
No. 8 brought out two barges of ore, and
! think went up the Ohio. The Fearless
had one barge Of iron ore for steubenville
and two for Pittsburgh, containing in all
1900 tons Of ore, and abe has also 100 tons
Of shipstuf and clay for BellAire and
Pittsburgh. shegOes as far up. the Ohio
as the water win let her, when she will
stop and catch breath for another Dull On
the next swell. ''t1t;i fLG -l5l-
10y Telegraph
PrrTsBUReH, Sept. River "a inches
and stationary. Weather clear and pleas.
ant.
! CAIRO, Sept mo arrivals or depsr.
tures. River 5 feet z inches and rising,
Clear and pleasant
EVANSVILLE, Sept CLEAR. Mercury
6S TO Sc. River risen 8 inches In
George Roberts, Eddyville. Down
Dick johnson, Arkansas Belle, Sandy.
Red Cloud: Busines very light.
ST, LOUIS, Sept. 1.-Arriyed-Nortb.
western, keoknk; Kinney, Missouri river;
EoAl Hill. Ohio; Colorado, Memphis:
hAue T. Kountz. Bismarck. Departed
Oe1met, 81 Paul; Tyrone. Peaiis; Argosy.
Unio nVer; Colossal, Keokuk; Lewis
missouri river; City Of YlcksbuIg, YicKs.
burg Rising clear warm.
LoUnylLI.s, Sept 1.-Weather clear
and pleasant. River 3 ieet 8 inehes ain IN
chute. 4.-- - D., ...--o4-'- ~ 'ue
CINCINNATI, Sept. 1.-River I fee, And
rising. Arrived = John 8. BrSnsEoTd
Cairo; shipperS Own, Evansville. Ds5
parted-:Espefanzs, PitiaburRh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-02

August FLOWER The most misera-
Bile beings in the world are those suffering
rom Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint.
More than seyenty.fve per cent OF the
people in the United States are afflicted
with these two diseases and their effect:
such as sour stomach, sick headache, hs.
oitusl costiveness, impure blood, heart
burn, wsterbrssh, craving and burning
pains at the pit Of the stomach, yellow
skin, coated tongue and dissgreeable
taste in the mouth, coming up OF The food
alter eating, low spirits, &c Go TO the
Drug Stores Of Wheeling, Bridgeport and
Martins Ferry and get IS cent bottle,
or = sample bottle free Of charge. Try it
g G. GREEN, Sole Manufacturer,
eod&w Woodbury., N. ].
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-02

ITKNs ABOUT THR MnLA-The boilers
At the Top Min viii commence running
double turn to-day.
Andy HAtkirS, employed in The La
Belle mill, was engaged in hosting rolls
on Monday afternoon, when the chain
broke and struck his face, knocking out
several teeth and cutting his mouth
slightly.
The Hinge Factory hands were paid of
Yesterday.
The third hands Of the Is Belle Mil
struck % Monday evening, on account of
q proposed reduction Of twenty-five cents
per day in their wages They have been
receiving 81 Is per day. The "hot dol.
lar" having been taken Of the boilers,
they reduced the wages Of the third hands
as above mentioned.
All Of the Eve glass factories St Bell
Aire, Ohio, are now buSily running on
foil time. A peculiarly Of these institu-
tons is that majority Of the operators
are also stock. holders, and have direct
interest aside from their wages. in the
success Of their respective estS STATEMENTS.
This, In great measure, accounts for
their prosperity, and Affords useful les
son 70 like corporations, everywhere
AoundSUlU Exporter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-02

WATcu Enthusiastically young
man named Albert E. Stevens appeared
before Squire Caldwell and sWore ont q
warrant for the Arrest oil one Brown,
given name unknown, whom he charged
with stealing his gold watch: Both men
are from Frostburg. Pa, and were stop
ping at the Pemberton House. Stevens
had Just purchased the watch, and show
ed It TO Brown. The Istter while looking
at it excused himself for Q moment and
went up stAirs, taking the time piece with
him. BE hasn't been seen since. "Time,
once fed, never returns"