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..n.1 EXPOSITION.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
THE INTERSTATE
Industrial Exposition
OF CHICAGO FOR
1874
Wlll b opened to thu public on tho evening Of
Wednesday, Sept. 9th,

@ @ s"is s ID Ct '5as ass}t
day except Sundays.
Tho genor.l price Of ans1o ttokna admitting tto ho,d
% az I'D sTiqBT s .as se e. g. .a y
fof ei!en Alnss tskots do eaito ay sad s9en
And osn oen ter oilarpn Gomm atat.ua tckots. ~
admissions sio; u adsnlssions, $6. ~~'''' ~
Any variations from thcso ratos will be tuty announced
n ha building iteelf a tie oon,enence. ~ .,1c m hsa
hotel Nyesy railway ue terminating in Chiosro VIII,
po stoss I'D finn ho M1posun no Il as I'll tstns"
snd thess e.eqrttons Will be duly announced by to COM
e M Dabep m IT, n1s The
Eahbiton has Ind superior. inceed i IL as eyaS mS
@ ind Sey Sey aaeo Il 5epGtSS pS
al tho recently added space, Is entiroy ful WIN
n The Meohantenl Department fonr stationary suetuex
smS sog ioot Of :hang aankcd By double no ii
III! - ~ Msl! tnsnrsneo is being pad on moro thnn
nay shy Gosty 9ons Of AIt ot Worldwide celobfity No
AfrGs ha IT, 1dati9n these the celebrated panns
m extra charge Of 25 conts. ~ ~ ~
Tho manufacturers Of to1ti]o jnbscs and aomc NJ .ho
soang houses of the city hare ooinpd 10 make tis d.
RahTtent m9tt elegant and atrctiyo. Ali orsts Of
Gonserystery marvol q beauty Six Wcstcno janaa
:nno E1na5 atTns ~ s Companie, dl9y 10 greet prosoo
Wostorn 8stea aid Tos1itorscs ''o' "o"''n oi 'a'
No enumeraton description can consoy any .dcoua,o
.aea q tho teas EyoFy intelligent visitor viii to
"hatoTer hs proroun conception rnaY
W, :, op0nne = NJ s,onns M admission 10 cents.
VAAH IfoFFMANS BAND Mill furnish music, dur- I
ton and will lead of opening oronlng viii tiftr
atstolas8 pcrfor1ncrs. ' ~ '''
, 1874-09-03

s77e"1HE 77!8Fd7cK 10 TIC Eh}cdQo ITitMne
EsoANAnA, Alloh., Sept. 2,-The Ronnh,;c,,
70 3GHongressonnl District Convention Tor tbo Ninth
Dstrlct OF sliclligan WIS hold III tho T1lden
House In this city to-day. Thore was fuij "t-
tenoaco aa9 OF delegates, and the Hon. J. 4. Hub
po'l was fonomlHatod by acclamation RESOLUTIONS
we're adopted indonnng tho platform adonted "t
the state Convention hold at LanBlng laat nlonth
alao, ndorsng tho nota Of 1Er. IIul,bolI aa Ronnf
sentative. hir. Hnbboll WAS present, aud ,nndo
Convention, '0A - '1'
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NUMBER H..
ne People About Mount Etna r1.c,
ing for Their Lives,
The Anniversary Of Sedan Celebrated
in Germany.
'"' car''sts Repulsed from Puycerda
with Great Loss.
SICILY.

r.-.--- 81CILY,
raaAAT oaNAcuaE' Sicily, bept, 2-Tbe or,,utton ~
in,, %ouns Etna shows no signs Of abatomont m.
nnso'santa arc focing from the yitlaoca a. ~
~, a9vt ot inc mountain, hut 1t a thourht M ham,
WI DC done The direction takon bv +h. 1ax.
lie .no,nto, ~ remote from tho cultivated 1parta Of
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GERMANY.

,r,.,i nsaI1s, sept ALI Germany is celebrating
WIN gfoa@ enthusiasm to-tay tho anpiyeraarv ~
s!e surrender OF Sedan. Emperor William ~. ~
mo"ea tho Guards In tho morning. and IN tho
i,rinns T,Snns h0 viii give banquet, at which The
t.ras ,neo & OF Wales Ambassadorg and other dicn;'
, 1874-09-03

;, oiIi or MEXICO. Aug. 22.-The Bishop os
Yucatan has issued an order eroomn,,,;as.,s
I'LL Catholics who contract civil marriaoes
, 1874-09-03
1.e{yiHlattyU N0smt,utsn,>
FoaTY-TllInn ILLINOIS SENATORIAL, ,,,,,,,,,,
hEEunILlAN

assam" 1ALlsots SENATORIAL uIsTnroT-
REPUBLICAN,,
Special AlaMseh 10 1he CAfeaon 7yi0uu::. +
cEArisAh1A, Ill, Sept. 2.-T1e Renuhliro,; so,-
ntorlal Convention for the Forty-tl,lrd District
mot horo today, and consisted of thirIao i ,,o
nateB-oix M from Fayotto aud soyon from Mar ~,
' i'a ol'9 m nao1 WIS had resulting in tho ihll,,,a.
t',Srnao snyesso co,lty Tho yoto was six for ctls
nrra,'vet n' m ansen for ltonnngs. It had bc.
SGol.ity Sy should hayo tho Heilntor aml ,turo. .
eoHltS tho Representative. Tho t.g Of wnr waa
, 1874-09-03
OCEAN STEAMSHIP News

=, New YonE, 3opt. 2.-Arriyed-st..,..,,,..
1ont9nlh ana M damlnonia, from Hamburg. '''1po
=, arrived ut---StaanBhfp Arrsron ftt6',, Ma
York for Driatol, England e'A' noa AsW
, 1874-09-03

AUGUSTA, GA., Sept. 3.-Tha De!nocrstju Con.
gressloi'al Convention ior tho Eighth District
to-day. after twenty ballots, without oho;ro
t1 added a. H. Stopleus to tho list Of caudidates::
D. Cumming. On tho GOth hn]ior ~" "Au ~. =.
stood, Stephens, as 20; Cummings, III II toto TX
Nocosaary TO choice, 81. The Uonyont,o, ~. ~.
In session at II o'o1ocjt. ''''toa "aa
, 1874-09-03

flnsf WisnoSslN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
~ Stfcfds Dttpac. to Tic Chicago Yr,bun5
EnKnoRx, Wis, Sept. 3wTIo t"1 Firut Dist,1ot
conversational Convention met to-.,ay aud ro-
nominated Charles g. Williams BY acclamation
hesoiuttonR wore adopted ndoraii1g tho repeal Of
tao alolety aud Salary ucts, fayorlng groonback
ton, IN land improvonients and railway ree1aa,.
ton. Il resolution to reduce the prosidentinl
es!n,!!ary s!,!1y was nearly unanimously rejected. Mr,
Williams addressed tho Convention briefly.
, 1874-09-03

Sptcdai Uisputch u IHe Chfrnoa 4r,h....
J., oA1no, IL, Sept. 2.-The Democratic Iecis1o.
I'VE aud Congressional Conyon.ony viii h. h,L1
as nnns ,.;,; Tomorrow. largo number Of oIo.
Hsa," w pg present, and stirring times arc an
,llelPatod. Inc ohancos aro that John IT. Char.
~, y, % tiia M city, will be nominated for Conrrcga
5a y. Winston Of this city AZ ono OF tIo car,.
, 1874-09-03

.pec!u7 17apd1EE % 7NF LHcado 7TI6NHt,
= LIMA, O., Sept. 2.-splo Fifth Oliu Doucprnt-
lc Congreaslonaf Convention, which 1ns hoo,, il,
eonHson in thiB city ainoo yoptorday lnorninr
finally roaolou nomination Oh the trontY. xtn'
ballot, giTing II to Gou. A. Y. Rice, or Putnam
county. The Convention adopted tho rosc'u-
, 1874-09-03

NINTH KENTUCKY Observation-Disclosures
Lou1sVlLLE, Kv.. Sept. 2.--t'ho Domocrats
dominated tl.o Hon. HanRan Coohsan, OF Estlllo
County, for Congress- for tho Ninth District or
Kentucky. ~
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| ~ tHSiloH4ue ticAot Waa also nominated:
Adams, for Supreme Judge, long term intht
D"y. Of Portage; abort term, ". ". Johnso,
Laurence; for School Commissioner Thnrn,
y. Howe, Of Lake; Clerk Of tho supra1r
1ou5' 1oal5 y nonney foss, Of Clinton; member Of til
Sfrs,s;n I'hu " aaono WORKS. Stephen 4. uosner,
Theao are all denominations except Jol,n.or
Mno 10 nominated for tho unexpircd torm r
'uaeo btone' resigned thls day.
Missouri 1l,dopondcnt state oonvcn
tt0ns
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2,-I1e poopIo'e stato con
Vontion met At Jefferson City ut 10 o'clock ttj
morning, aud, after preliminary busjnoss. Al
journcd till p. m.
At Inc afternoon session, Judge Jesse P. Alex
e3andor was elected permanent President, AL
bort Griffin Secretary, and full list Of Yico
Presidents. ''eo
Tho oomm'tteo on Conference, consisting o,
'afoe from each Congressional district. yas an
pohtod to select o ticket, but at preaent writino
they havo not reported
TIrK FOLLOWING PLATFORM
Maa enthusiastically adopted by the Convont,on
boforo adjourning:
Me partfaans otttzona and yotnra Of +he st,to
OF ssouri IN view Of the erila which rc l,aya lean
necessary for the beat interests o tic gtto tat tha
Ieopia nereof should take tho management Of thnir
aa, amoia ne er own handa aud have, Aerefore, NJ
orgsnisaons en- u ns3 Of AZ Ga party
n Ianshs ~ hat the custom ofaoesing Slate and loca
viii sta.s md loei aan 'sae' "a.s havs nothing to %
oneriou. ~ ~ eas pGapis With regard to State and local
thus becono onn ~ ~. " .nch elections, aud hns
tlaanap and eorsuptton h n % Saoses o. RECKLESS par
Government IN ."1 al te 9a People should conduct tor
ness princtnes. ani ahnm,a hacnes upon strict husi-
wt for tSar ose sssis Gssrs tss
etl snd .ae assaul q
of Sa swa Sna ,, S Violence sn do
particular localities Ali t. pohn!ar feeling IN
thcr rgs and eutsai nna 90 made to feol TINT Al
cd By Government uf iav All aso 5ny protect
Of former eronces nss bo On s; &c,
ts State Every doar crvc 1an 9an 20 90 attracted to
c money belongs to Tho neopo aIS 'ne ernxv use Of nn
The Treasurer honn,tsd ~ snV." p,oge himself aa
plclun tn nrcn1,nt - ~ ~ .aih CoiEentton Stands
from tho money Of tic poo 1o1 a 1 III interest
nd sufo sno,tan W ~ ny pfoy'!e Tor tho proper
'icld to tho x1,ayera tn ., e sase ~ Will
Honesty ia tho bcat ~ ,,,,cv ~,
ae nntiona sae or oca es' aarx. 10 10 aossrn
W arc cp,,o,ct, to ,nx ,,r+,o. .n.
d debt Of tho Stats. -A' '. ''e's''' ol ING putt
acrcsso tfa eat ~ which tend to
,tneraon to carriers wo boovo at, a 1at1 rnrda re-
uysor II II t}is t,,t ~ nv ~. OF lilo Legislative
to uuiicc, tho ~ s'n nfanch Of tho
ri euactlntns 40 Wit protect tbe ntoo fn @a 'ar
,rnorat!ous.: '3o @'s-'o " uec1 1"!nosao OF st1oh
Tho aafctv ,rd ro-,,...
spea on tho tha reope and Wa aps
, 1874-09-03

one Il Rass9a BY the Democratic Stats Convention
prevailed md all The other osnddsts, eas =. ~ ieGf @
tsrat dfaGnas - hscqn.ieso9d IL tho result piodgng r
ooh8roaslonal Tickets 1t tho e]eotion noYt r,n,,
, 1874-09-03

8rtcta' MsrxAct to Tn< CAseago Y.1snao oAS'
spnINar1EIn, I'LL. Sapt. 9.-The Ham;h1,con
Convention for th!a Congressional District m"ata
to cont.a tqe Thcro VIII bo four candidates
congress. These arc D. L. Flullips. oT ti.a liz
S,dte Journal; Capt. Androw gifnnnaon M Wy ~
Ghrstal' G,.st County, Maj: Mcdonnell, Of Mo,aan
,ri,o Il ana uol: j. Il. Judy Of Monard County.
no Will como hero with his own county Xiii
saa Ia close contest. after Phillips, viii eot
saagamon County solid. aud thoso two cor,nt5ea s
sr,,,a12 can nominate alr Simpson may havo otIor
81 ~ oaas, Mofgan aud Monard, but it il
may DO bitter. ~"' eoh'oas
, 1874-09-03

,7149 11sHI28EE Observation-Disclosures
=, HMAshVlLLE, Tenn, Sept. 2.-Tne CoDvrosuion.
n i uonsonton for thia district was hold It C1arka-
Snntsonsy o ttoaay and I'd nominated John 7. House, OF
paseod strong resolutions donouncing tho fato
outfagea IN Gibson and Trouudnle Coupttoa anJ
Sfuinaehiang fa1in tho course Of th Governor In re-
, 1874-09-03
republican Administration in xout..
iAnus


| cnrr1.nond-,-. =, m. <,...u'
Erw on1r.ns Az" ,ap'w ae ,o,,
somucl attention has lately hcen co,1oa ~ :,
Louisiana politics TINT can ,arnfv a,n,t ~,
The TRIBUNE rontlors will not object r. .,,as;
something On that subject from ouo Oh, S..' 1,as
lived for souo timo In tin stato .na -" u"s
| matlo All extensive trim ttro,,oh i,a n,-,.t,a.
| wish to say at tho outset. tbat ! havo n.u.u
voted nnythiug but tho nennbl;can +;o,,o,
{though not in tbis Stata> md thnt t.,,,., ~
liovo in the principles Which cavo TIM non h,,as,,
party being and SUCCESS. But that ,vhich ~ ssaa
for Ropubcanism horo connot accont .,,,. Ss' ~.
only regard will, feelings Of the preateat ah,,or
ronco. Tho loading principle of thu oro.t r.
publican party North, when it waa fon,ndoa wv
tint there Bhoud bo exact iustice hat,Sso " 'a.',
o,t, mn, ,.;...:.., oe."eon nah
s.s.,. 'u u,s M P11ne'Pio ao'y and faithfully SGT
1ortn ~ IHE TRIBUNE at the time. But this
Republican party Of Louisiana has trnmplcd un-
dor foot oyerv nr;pcirla ~ i,otI,o - . ~"
.conTrn ~ 1,nr,e-r- ''.o. ..,1' - nas
:. - noss-'st AND INTEGRITY;
~ uas osoa isnoFea the aeoonctes and prophecies
WHICH moro policy suggest. 1t has Bot At naught
all the maxims even Of crafty politicians. and
utterly lotlcd all tho souua doctr;rea -, at.taa
mona,,;n Its a,aaao. so'a w. uoetsnes o1 atatos-
tr;no h.,a . ,s.. auo plomusatlona OF doc
tf'no havo been little better than blasphomy
when compared with its praoticos.
1, Its legislation has been a mookery which
not been - % crna,1r snns s"ans ouE f,acue haa it
r,,,,;,,;s.r,.so. ao'y oAponaSe' 4ts executive
which absorbed ali no,;+;o.t ,,ou..~
Of all tut Offices. Ita judiciary has boon . a"n'
Dort m all TIM o,ho. i..s,,,.. '"' 'eo'' " aop-
M ita q elsetIons al sas '1nst haea MANY haaa ,o
e'oss4'no n"'e peea tno most shameless
frauds. lts conventions havo become little bot
tor than public auctions, wbere tia hirtoat hiI H
dor buys tho noniustion Ao nos' o'o-
. In tha n.r,a -, .,.a
aoa.u,, 80 ~ name ot 1uo people, it iaa we'll nigh
aoa'fosea tue people. Profcasing friendship for
MI nnor. r1ndor nr.ton.. -. ",s... ~" 'aaue
md tho doarodo5 . ~ ~ ~ o4oTatng 1ho weak
...o.,.. 10y t.4,S A~s afasgeu down tho |
trruGGie' o,ta Aa business al trade and all indus
tl}. ly-hl c'tles towns, aud rural distrio&s-hayo
oSn woE G Of its Property hs
ana "hat 10 almost universally regarded al
olasslng. is hero
m MANY GASES 4 BURDEN.
am told that, IN this city, thoro ara mauy who
asve h PROPERTY but not sufficient incomes 10 pay
, 1874-09-03

. FIFTH auou10AN Observation-Disclosures
~ snee'at Diapateh % The CAleaoo 1riauns.
publican Congressional Convention Of tia I;fti,
Dlstr'st held in this city to-day, tho Hon. " "
u. NltiaInst Of Alegan, was nomiuateu fnr non.
roaentative by acclalnation, A'o''
, 1874-09-03

pn1ror4os Hog ill., sont sSisra'o1na g7 aErgBh1oaN.9
oonyontion OF The Sixth Illinoia NsFgsiet ~!
somolod s this morning, and two bailota w", -,
ao aor G. Candidate, resulting "a foliows. 1T -:
aon. s'''. ~ Hawloy, %: Lyndc, ID. 4 roces. :
t1irty mtnntea was t. sn yoted, o>o''
aor George Mi1nef lddrossod to conycneon " or
rsncnt nsns snat their >ico was manifested in IT,
s1Ipoased votes thcy -ad givea for Jules rgndo H
nnd wauM shhoy chey,aa honoroa and loved but oy now
Hondcrsnn snnose 1 sheir voto to Gen. Thomas j.
H4Jvory county thcreupon cast its 1oto for Gan
,,on monaerson' ana tho nomination waa ma5e unan;.
.nae zen: henderson vas invited by q commtttoa tn
noat speech. @''o ae naaa
, 1874-09-03

ELEVENTH ONO p1BrRIor-pEmooRAr1o
=, Special Dispateh to THs CNjcaoo 1tsII,,n.
= fohTa,1ouru, O., Hopt. 2-At tic Dem,ocratio
Congrossional Convention OF tho Eleventh Dis
tnrias, held here to-day, Col J. l.. Yn1Ice, OF
aallia County, waa uuminatotl by aculamation.
, 1874-09-03

hHFctMt Hfs1Mteh 10 1Ht Ehica11 Trfbunh
greaalonsl Convention for tho Seventh District
convened hore to-day. Every county in Tia
district waS represented. Tho lion, j. j. 1hronc
q Eau uatre was chosen President Of tho 0nnypn.
fa,o ioh WIZ nr.: mr. Im6ull of Pierce County and
s"dgG sn e nTsant 9l LACROSSE as yico-Presidonts
o. 9, La oroaHe, ~ scorotaries Tic Hon !. n
tnasK, Tue present incumbent, waH ronon,jnatci
oy aSelamation. Speeches wero made by ssyarai
n members la'1dstory Of uon. Kusks fidelity to to
aue intefoata or his constituents Tie Convention
~ Mas 100 unanimous toposscbs any interest, and il
y EXPECTED tt!at tin overwhelming mnforitv H.
.ae district will insure Mr.. lusks ecotfon not IT,
M1'th'standlng NJ one Of tho speakers warued tIo,u
ol t tue fate OF Gon.Washburn ono wear arc. .wi,on
thoy we're equally certain that laruo maioritv
ns msa anlictent guarantee Of succoas a sorios
e1,ontaG =" vtaGae aid meaningless resolutions wero
em9n1ea. ~ which might as readily bo interpreted
to to DO nart of tho religion Of tho Duihists M
thG sc1r oreoi 4 Of political party. @''''O
ing Liberal Noforn Congressional Convention
n meets hero two weeks from to-day wle1, tha
hepab!scan tut may DO all in the tlro.'
, 1874-09-03
CHICAGO, THURSDAY sEPTENRER = ~

sa''o tn successfully resisting Ill "jobs,n II
trot " Tug estrnvagant Government Of tle pie
III. q counbis and In reforming abusos eclcreii1
~ MWaeIeby ho Hcp1blfoan party proved to be worthy Il
Nn con.hhoMa support Of tho people,
~. os1Vntn-Ihat tho tocont onfrngea and mrr1nr, In
tno south ot which nnofYendng colored czcns In W.
@ oesn ne victims, committed In rlrHuAn 20 Of the
svnTed purpoao Of maintaining IN exclusive '.whttc
n11 ah1 sovornnon' dumnnd ard hereby receive, tho
Rgnsn e9ndeanallo1 Of tic Republicans OF Ohio
maaH-Ths the restraint Of intsporanco and its
~ 70 thc fal e1ant Of the Legislative Judicial.
ponce power of tho Atato and tho forfeiture 81
r1ono traat for intoxicaton, are deu1audel by thc
aud material welfare OF society and tlo Atafo
nsi ai-IAat we depracAte tho actinn Of the proacnt
assembly tn roorgAnxing the punitive and
Institutions Of thn 8Rte for merely nrtinnu
po.ca PURPOSES "a tending inevitably 10 tia innafr
Ancas ot tne1r efficiency and uaefulnesa F"'-
NOMINATIONS.
1ho following ticket uaa also nominated.
hor secretary Of State, A. r. Wlhofr. of
Adams, TOR Supreme Judge, long term Inthor
D"y, Of Portage; ahort term, W. ". Johnson.
O. O. laurence for School Commissioner. Thomas
y. Howe, Of Lake; Clerk OF tho Snnrano
1ourt. Rodney Foss, Of Clinton mo,nbsr pf J. ths
1luskingum. :; N4o'u''i' u
These are all denominations except Jobnaoo.
we W. ig !; nominated for tho rnexplred tarm of
'udeo btone. roslgnod thls day.
, 1874-09-03

coLuAhus, O.. Sept. 2.-Tho Republican State
convention has just adopted tho following plat.
form with gsoat unanimity;
THE FLArronM. >.
iaes NO realrtn the principles and policy
sno napuoncan purity as announced BY i4 National
crast sna. taas va arc proud Of its history aud
~ anu we especially commend the yipor
anu toree by which Il maintained tho UnIuu abolished
III and secured elual civil and political rights to
We denand that theso rJoh., il, ,nfo,co1 ,v ar
pfoprlate legislation 10 that Ill ctizoi,a sha LA;e lie
o9nal 9t enjoyment Of thoir rights.
me deh'ant of our public agents fidelity to their
m Tue honest execution Of tho plaages made
discharge ot aeir 6iicai iutios and tie prount and
teaflssH examination aud punishment OF thoso vic
s'o!ats my m Of the!r obligations.
nag VIC favnr tariff for revenue, With
Sma,;ns protection a. may ai and encourage
1Hint-rhat we tienornce MI forIns OF ouon or
S1teft Fenudtation anl declcro shat tuscs nnd t,e
sta.s isn H. sko demand That to tlcb Ut the United
% tie laws under Which they wero cscuol, na tcclare
n ae act Or oongrcaa Of March H. 1867 md It 10 tho
lJ " te National doYerhuent to A.lopt such neas-
ulss as ahal gradually bt certainly restora paper
ouhincss Interests Of thu country.
roHI"-4Aat %heia t!!e curFei,cy Alnll hay0 bccn
vnloEel 10 specie value banking should l,e mae
Ieo, 10 1nat th9 circulating medium may expand Ut
rade. " "
Fnth-Thnt tho Democratic party, hy its Uniform
,!o,a!on 70 tho mtoYcnent of cur harors aud
racnt to deal with tho y-!mportant question Or
hosp transportation and ali Internal imprnye,nellts;
lllss q industry should ho promoted ly Tho National
6s1th-That we heartily intlorso tho present Hsnu,s
lcau Congress IN repeang ths Ian tnu1eAai,lR ocinl
*sas'ea' ii reducing TIM expenses by moro than
, 1874-09-03
ELEGANT HOUSES

HEo stti two or three elegant brick oct.uon f,o,t
cnt "eRs, 3n rrario and F6ressa7s, for satv on ths
estos wsteyy IL Ill Fs;Eess Eo
l!ets IN all thu atotiss Furnaces HFsk i,sTn, hsno-
by do so @S y ". 1.t Fpod o rent though may POSI-
JOHN E{1VETlT
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-12

CHICAGO, Sept. 11.-Flour-Quiet and
unchanged. Wheat-Stcady and in mod.
crate demand; No. spring 81 OF; No. 9,
05Sc spot; oslo seller September; 04c
seller October; No. 3, 92is99c; rejected
S7a8Hc. Corn-Demand lair and market
firm; No. 2 mixed 77ic cash; 7Gtc seller
September; .74tc seller October; high
mixed 78ic; rejected 7Gis77c. Oats
Steady and in moderate demand. Rye
Steady and in moderate demand; No. /,
S9a93C. Barley-Demand fair and mar
ket firm; No. 9, 81 GOAL OIL cash; 95IsOOc
seller September; 0Oc seller October; No
8, S4a95c: Pork-Quiet and unchanged;
nominally $2S 90 cash; sales at SIT IS
seller the year. Lard-Dull at 144c spot.
Bulk Meats--Steady and in moderate de.
msnd; shoulders 9sc. Whisky-Steady
and in moderate demand at $l0l.
On open board wheat was steady, in
moderate demand and unchanged. Corn
&c higher. Oats steady and in moderate
demand Of 4Gsc seller September; rejected
4Gia47c. II
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-12
Take Cournre. .InvnIidn.

Palm and weakness produce dependency, and
tho Invalid who is laboring under bodily torture,
debility and mental depression at tho same time
10 indeed in pItable condition. Dut lot all who
arc thus situated take heart! A balm is pro
vided, both for their physical and mental infrm.
tiles, in Hostettet's Stomach Bltters. Among
the eommonest sources OF pain, unCasIness and
melancholy arc the diseases which affect the
stomach, tho liver, the AlImentlry canal, the
nerves and the muscles, such as dyspepsia, bill
ious disorders, constipation, headache, hystcrla,
and rheumatism. all Of which yield readily to
the regulating, invIgorAting and purifying inau.
encc OF thIspeerleeB vegetable tonic, stimulant
and restorative. Take courage, sorrowiul inyal.
ids; you will md the help you need in Hostel.
ter's BiIttrs. dAW
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CincInnaIi.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 1l,-Cotton-Firm,
18c. Flour-Active; family IS so. Wheat
Firm at sOasSc. Oats-Firm at 4sa53c.
Rye-Firm, 05a07c. Barley Steady,
moderate demand; No. 9, 81 05a1 10; No.
8 unchanged; fall No. 3, 81 27a1 %.
Oils-Unchanged. Eggs-Firm at loo.
Cheese-Firm at 13is14c. Pork-jobbing
at $24 90. Lard-Quiet and unchanged.
Bulk MeatS-Demand fair and market
firm; shoulders 9Aa0tc; clear rib lac; clear
nomInally at 14ic. Bacon-Active OF
10t, 1Ot, 10, 15lc, Whisky-Steady, in
moderate demand at 81 90. '
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The saengerlest of Western Pennsyl.
vania and Ohio will meet at Saxonburg,
Butler county, Pa, Sept 1920 and 81. 4
number Of distinguished visitors will be
present.
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II Per Chnnca

You havo got into trouble procure at ouco
package OF the SAmAritAn's CHIT, use as directed
and you will be all right In three or four days,
Tho trouble when taken In timc Is easily over.
come, but when neglected, Or when the qlAck Is
visited and no gives his course OF BAlsam Co.
pablo, then very often serious complications
arise which prolone tho disease for weeks, per.
hApB mouihs.
Another fAllAcy is, in persons trying TO tAvo
few cents, dAbble In cheap drugs, which 90 dis.
order and sicken the stomach that almost death
Itself would be relief. SAmaEitAn's Git will
cure every time, with no more unpleasant results
than II the trouble had not existed at all.
Male packages, 80: Female, IS. Sent by mall
70 any address. DESMOND d CO., Proprletors,
Sl5 Race street Philadelphia,
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS. By TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and Stocks.

NEw York, Sept. ll.-Treasury dis
bursements $4,000. Custom receipts
100000, Dry goods imports g., 800 575.
MONEY-2a2l per cent for prime dis
cOunts; 5a7 Tor short and long,
STERLING ExCHANGE-Heavy at the
morning decline; $4s3a4 s3i for sixty;
days, and "a s51 sight.
GoLD-Rapged at l00!alOOl, opening
and closing rates; carrying rates 1a1l
loans fiat.
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AN EXCURSION BELOW GROUND,

In the afternoon we drove out to the
Atlantic Mines, on the other side OF
Houghton. On being introduced to the
proprietor, Mr.. McKeyes, said in a
soto rOice, "Can'L l 60 down in mine
| would love TO see where Nature unlocks
her storehouse tomsn." Eyes" he quick.
ly replied, land l will DO the guide Of
your party" Itrequired but q few mo-
ments for US to change our apparel for
those Of the miners, and all marched, as
some prophesied, into the very flaws Of
death" At the mouth Of the mine we
met Its workmen. It was @ o'clock.
Pallid, dusty, earth stained, they looked
like no happy seekers after riches. Their
begrimed and care worn faces seemed a
bitter satire on the word copper. elm
Ut was literally "in,") the mouth of the
mine tho appearance was like an openinp
into bottomlesS pit. Grasping a hi 81
dripping and flaming candle In one hand,
and with the other lifting my heavy boots
which chung TO me like Jumps Of copper
from one step Of the ladder to the nexI
I've entered that grim cavern. A cold
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BALTIMORE, Sept. II. - Flour - Dull
and unchanged. Wheat-Heavy and I'm.
changed. Corn-Firm at 91a02c. Oats
-Dnll; mixed western 60aO2; white CSC.
Rye-Quiet al 02a06c. Pork-Dull al
$23 so. Bacon-Active; shoulders l0ic;
clear rib l5c. Lard-A shade firmer at
l5c. Observation-Disclosures 4lc. COT.
fee - Normally unchanged. Butter -
Unchanged. Whisky-Firm at 81 or.