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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-04
TIE COURTS.
CIRCUIT CouRT-Judge Hoge

CIRCUIT CouRT-Judge Hoge.
Court met at 10 o'clock yesterday
morning.
The case of William Lodge VS.. the
Peabody Insurance Company, was placed
on trial before jury and occupied the
attention of the Court until the hour OF
adjournment. Caldwell Il Caldwell for
plaintiff; D. Lamb, +. &. Barr and w.
p. Hubbard Tor defendants.
The Court adjourned until this morn
ing at 10 o'clock.
POLICE CoURT-Jmiye CramneT.
The 70 lowing cases were disposed of at
the Police Court yesterday morning;
William Forsytfe, for disorderly con-
duet and j. p. Deeds, for drunkenness,
were fined two dollars and costs each
PAID. -,
Patrick Gorham, from Steubcnyllle
was arrested for drunkenness and hned
five dollars and costs. Execution was
suspended on condition he would make
a bee line for his native town.
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Is the Second Branch of Council, last
night, the resolution requesting the
Mayor 10 memorable the Legislature,
to amend the charter of the CITY, so rs to
makethc City Sergeant and MS deputies
eligible to third term,' was defeated.
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Now little boys put on their skates
aud skate 80 hard that before they know
it, they are in eternity. Its an ice sport,
but Just at present too thin.
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PRoBABLY FATAL ACCIDENT.-tluIte
n serious il not fatal accident occurred on
the Island yesterday morning. b. ).
Stone, Esq, is having house erected on
Virginia street, and the scatloIding gave
way. precipitating man named En-
manuel Bulot to the ground, distance
of about twenty feet. Capt. Clark, the
contractor. was on the scailo,d at the
time il fell. but saved himself by catch
inc hold Of something and hanging until
assistance could be rendered. Bulot is n
carpenter and native Of Bridgeport.
He was taken to his home and It is
thought he is fatally injured.
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Some of the Steubenvillc frcmcn who
pretend to know whereof they talk. are
Of the opinion that the Wheeling au-
thoritjc> snould purchase their ncw lire
engines of the Button manufacture.
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THE OPERA HoUsE.-The second per-
formance of Lotus Flower by Miss Rose
Wood and Lewis Morrison, Was given at
the Opera House last night to good au-
d.cncc. As we have already given our
opinion OF the above stars in the theatTi-
cal armament, it is not Necessary to re-
peat, any more than to say they cannot
be cxcellcd in representations. The au-
dience thoroughly appreciated their et-
forts, which was attested by the frequent
applause.
There will be matinee at two o'clock
today, and this evening will be the last
appearance OF Miss Wood and Mr.. Nor
risun. \ double attraction Is offered for
tonight, and we expect to see the house
crowded.
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No HUMBUG.-The firm of Gold Bros.
offer their immense stock of Fall and
Winter Clothing at cost. By going to
the above firm you will save from 20 to
% per cent on every article in the ready
made clothing line. Go and see their
stock before buying elsewhere, at llO1
Main street.
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STORE windows are being arraycd in
their Christmas things to the JOY of the
juveniles who eau see playthings, wheth-
or they can own them or not.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsrATE.-The
following transfers of real estate have
been entered in the County Clerks office
for the week ending December Sd,
1875:
Deed made November 1875, by L. b.
Woods trustee for Mary j. Jacob and
\. NJ. Jacob to A. w Kelly for 100
ncres OF land, being part of the Wash
ington farm. Admitted No. 20; s9,5Oo.
Deed made Nov. Is, 1875, by e. Ia
Cranmer and wife to Annie Y. Caldwell
wife of w. H. Caldwell) for lot Al feet
front on south side OF Virginia
street, running back 1893 feet
md being 81 feet inches east of Penn
( street. Admitted Nov. ~; 500.
Deed made November ~ 1873, by
! Jane r. Kridcr to Chancey House, for
. lot - in Zanes addition. Admitted Nov.
| u; 5000.
Deed made September /, 1875, by Jno,
Wubcl and wife to w. w, Martin, for
lot No. 10, Armstrong, Hunter " Co. S
addition. Admitted November u; $500.
Deed made November 30; 1875, by
Abram Makes and wife to ThcO. Krider,
for three acres of land on Peters run.
Admitted Nov. %; $50,
Deed made November 10, 1875, by
G. W. Scabright and wife to James
Askcry, for the North J of the South I!
of lot 1873, Chapine steeet, Centre
Wheeling. Admitted November %.
Deed made by Mrs. Eflie NJ. Russell
10 Mrs. Elizabeth Kreitcr, for burial lots
Nos. 90 and 100 in section &C." Green
wood Cemetery. Admitted November
80; 500
Deed made November %, 1875 by
John Bruce to Thompson X Hibberd, for
the southwest part Of lot . in square IL,
fronting 20 feet on Market street and
running back 90 feet. Admitted Novem-
Der 30; 81, 300.
Deed made December ! 1875, by b. A.
McEnteu and wife, to Adam kraty. for
lot No. us in Jacobs addition, 5. W.
Admitted December .; $500.
SUBLIME CnEEK.-Last night about
9 o'clock Capt. Davis caught stranger
going through the pockets of an over
coat belonging to CITY Clerk Britt, which
was hanging in his office. The would. be
thief, who is a stranger, was turned over
to Officer Henry. who locked HIM up
This is one of the checklist things We
ever knew thief to do. He goes into
Office of city official, adjoining the Po-
lice headquarters, and with thirty or
forty persons within few feet of him,
plies his vocation. That fellow ought
to 90 to Brooklyn, is soon u he gets
out of jail.
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RAILROAD Tickets to Baltimore,
Washington, Philadelphia, Chicago and
all points East and West bought aud
sold Mt reduced rates, at II. Franks, 40
Twelfth street.
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AN ELEGANT PAETY-Last night, an
elegant party was given by Captain WIN.
List, of the steamer Hudson, on board his
boat. The elite of this city were present,
and at I'll o'clock the boat started up the
river with the band discourSing good
music and the entire party in the best Of
spirits. At 7 o'clock supper was served
and more elegant rcpast could not have
been set TO tempt fair ladies and gallant
gentlemen. This being over the dance
commenced, which was continued until
midnight and the return ofthe steamer
to the landing. when the party partook
of the Refreshments bounti.
fully supplied by the generous
commander and officers OF the Hud.
son. Attorney General Matthews
offered toast to Captain List, which was
drank standing-of course, III such an as.
sembage, with water. We will venture
the assertion that there are abOut'eighty
young ladies and gentlemen who feel
themselves deeply under obligations to
Captain List and Charlie d. List, for the
delightful time spent last night.
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ARTH u r S

ILLUSTRATED HOME MAGAZINE.
..The Household Magazine ofAmerica."
1'yvo SERIAL stnrie, in 1876. Eagles CIife, ="
nv Mrs. Julia e. K. Dorr: and Miriam"
by T. :. Arthur. ButteTick's Newest Pat
terms in every number. Terms, $50 per
wear: 3 copies for 81 %. Splendid Book OIL
i.rs and Premiums. specimen number 10
cents. 7 >. ARTHUR & son,
uo23ta Philadelphia, Pa.
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LOOKOUT! We will open on Monday
morning, a case of Basket Suitings, Il
very popular dress fabric, at the UMPIRE
csdented low price of 2jc, worth SOC.
All the new shades Of Seal, Brown, Mgr
tie, Green Navy Blue will be displayed
EMsuEIMER * Bro,
1858 and HOG Main street.
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J. W. FEEREL's heavy reductions IN
the price of Dry Goods and Carpets Il
making things lively sure at the corner
of Main and 2O,h streets.
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CALL soon to secure Bargains in the
great reduction in the price of Dry
Goods and Carpets at
j. w. FERREL'S,
Corner Main and Goth streets.
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The Washington Examiner says that
Brccland did not write that letter con-
ccrn,ng the Allingham murder
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Fox Dress Goods and Carpets, at halt
price, go to j. w. Ferreps, corner Main
and 10Th streets.
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Fox Blankets and FlannelS call at D.
w. Ferrel's, corner OF Main and 10th
trects
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ROASTED COFFEE.

UlHE POPULARITY OF OUR ROASTED
i Coffee Is rapidly increasing. 1t may
now be had in all the first class grocery
steers which heretofore used Arbuckle's.
Be sure To inquire for and get
TlNGLE & ISHAM'S.
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The rules and regulations Of the Tenn
porury Workhouse are as long as the
moral law.
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FINE side lace Shoes for Ladies just re-
ceiyed at J.. V. BLOSD's.
1885 Main street.
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WE heard last night that case OF
smallpox had been reported tothc Health
officer.
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Index to New Advertisements.

Disciples Church
To NV Friends -Chas K. Behler.
Photographs-IIi Higgins Gallery.
First PRESBYTERIAN Church.
Children'S Chairs-G. Mcudcl, Booth
e c..
New Goods at Reeds.
Neil and EllinSham - Wholesale
GrorcrS
Refined Sugars-Ncil " Ellingham.
Crystal Corn ayrup-Nciil " Filing
ham.
Dobbin's Electric Soap-Neiil X FL
lingham.
Flour Neir Il Eningham.
Noticc-Charles Iocckler.
English Lutheran Church.
Board of Commissioners.
\ Call To the Friends of Temperance.
Letter List First Page.
La Belle Bui ding Association.
Good Assortment-W lillian Gra-
ham.
Undertaking link Il Son.
Paints. Oils and Glass-llancS, Wilson
X Co.
Largest ssortmcnt-J. Fricdcl ~ Go.
Hamilton Opera House.
TIE matinee will be the attraction this
afternoon
The December term Of the County
Court commences Monday.
THE Municipal Court will meet this
morning at lO4 o'clock.
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J. ". FEEgEL is cleaning out his
stock Of Dry Goods and Carpets 5e'o'
cost
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WHERE TO Buy CLoTHTNG.-Onc OF
the best places to buy your winter cloth
ing in Wheeling Is ut an establishment
that by "a iudirious system of advertising
has made itself known throughout the
county. When we say this We mean
the Palace Clothing Hall Of II. Frank,
81 Twelfth street.
There is probably not a farmer or citi
zen in the county, at least those who
read the county newspapers, but have
noticed from week to week the lively and
persistent locals Of this firm. No matter
whether trade was dull or brisk, Mr..
Frank Wa, determined to keep his name
before the public, and TO such n course he
can Justly accord the fact of having built
up such business rs reflects honor on
this house.
But while advertising will attract Gus
TONERS. it must rest with the advertiser
IT, sell his goods after parties have come
into the store-room. Frank never be-
lievcd in advertising things that he new
or had. nor calculated to have. But
whenever he announced extra bargains,
they could always be had mt his coun-
tiers To-day he oilers special drives in
the following named articles:
Socks, cents PAIR.
UNDEE>uIRTs, % cents each,
DRAWERS to match, at same price.
BOYS OyEECoATs, - %.
MES'S OyEECoTS, - 30.
CHLDEESS SUITS s. 80.
Odd Vests for Boys, 30 cents.
Jean Pants. 80 cents.
Lined Jeans, - cents.
And all other goous in proportion.
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THE Board of Commissioners of Ohio
county meets Monday morning Mt ten
o'clock.
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II you want to save money, buy your
Boots and Shoes at }. W. Carriers, llth
street told Union
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with Almost Magical speed,

And gives perfect shape and finish "m
garments. II VIII knit pair OF >".hN 300
fifteen minutes. Every machine " N.-
RANTED perfect, and 10 do just what ~i'p'
resented. A complete instruction h"""
accompanies each machine.
No. / Family Machine, ! cylinder. -
needles, so: No. 3 Family Machine, . cyl
indcrs, - and 100 needles, 80.
\ sample machine Will b" sent I" any
part of the United states OF Canada twhrrc
we have no agrutl express charges pre-
paid, on receipt OF the price.
Agents wanted IN every state, county,
City and Town, - whom very liberal dis
counts will be- made.
address. BICKFuRD ENTTrING MA'HIN%
MFG Co., Sole Manufacturers, Bnttic-
bOro. VI. no2}cgh
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j. w. CARTER has made n large reduo-
ton on all his Boots and Shoes in order
to reduce his present large stock. If you
want bargain, give. me call at No. 2G,
llth street old Union.
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For your Holiday Presents 20 TO
DeRoy & Weller, 1904 Market street,
where you can buy at your own price,
fine Watches and Jewelry of all kinds.
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NoTIcE.-If you have money to bay
Dry Goods or Carpets, call now on
j. W. FERREL.
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GIFT DlSTRCBUTIoN.-A ticket given
with every dollars worth purchased until
January lst.
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EVERY member OF the First Branch
was at his post last night.
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LEGISLATORS and every other one take
notice. After your heavy days work is
done, come to my oyster parlor and enjoy
a stew or fry, which guarantee to be first
class in every respect.
The most comfortable and elegant
place for dinners, parties, and private
meeting in this city, is at the Assembly
Hall of A. NEUHAUSEN.
h l22l Market street.
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The public sale Of real estate, which
was to take place Friday, Dee. 10th, will
take place Mt the Court House ON Tues.
day. Dec. It'll, at l0o'clock a. NJ.
JAMES BROwS.
W. II. HALLER, AuctioHccr.
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VIM. YO9T
ID ESPECTFULLI INFORMS THE TT r.
IL Lie that ne has removed lD &. A.
kyter's new store,
lII5 MARKET STREET.
Where he viii bc found ready tu repair
Watches, Clocks and Jcwrlry In his well
known thorough and wuTkmaulikc man
nCr, pCtl
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\ NEW curb stone is being laid on 18th
street, III front of the Exchange Bank.
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DERoY II WELLER, l30i Marke
street, will advance money on Watches
Jewelry, Diamonds, Guns, Pistols, and
anything else of value. Unredeemed
goods OF all kinds for sale.
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To RE GIVEN AWAY:

HALL ; GALLERY.
Stcreoscopes from 7jc to 50 OO each.
Sterescopic Views 7jc to 50 90 per doz.
Albums frop the cheapest to the best.
Frames of all sizes and styles.
Photographs Of the finest finish.
HALLS GALLERY.
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No HUMBUG.-Wr offer our immense
stock of Fail and Writer Clothing at
cost from this day on.
GOLD Bros,
llU7 Main street
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REMEMBER the big sale of Boots and
Shoes at j. W. Carriers, No. 70, Eleventh
street, told Union) commencing to-day.
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THERE were three marriage licenses
issued last week by the County Clerk.
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CARROLL & BRO,

All orders left at my residence, as
above. for Clean or mixed Coal, or with
Smith " Wood, No, 1927 Market street,
or with Reed. Kraft X Co, No. 22OO
Main street, will be promptly attended to.
nrfD-Sh
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VIII Knit 10000 stitches In
A Family Knitting Machine

Now attracting universal attention 10y
its astonishing performances and It's great
practical value Tor every day family use,
fancy work
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GREAT bargains in Ready Made Cloth.
Ing at GOLD Bros
1907 Main street.
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]
No HUMBUG.-The firm of Gold Bros
offer their immense stock of Fall and
Winter Clothing at cost. By going &c
the above firm you will save from 20 tC
% per cent on every article in the ready
made clothing line Go and see Their
stock before buying elsewhere, at llO'
Main street.
/ II you want to save money. buy your
Boots and Shoes at J W. Carriers, llth
street told Union
GIFT DISTRcBUTIoN.-A ticket given
with every dollars worth purchased until
January lst.
TO RE GIVEN AWAY:
| Stercoscopic Album, 9l2 %
| Fine 100 Picture Album, %
| Wall Pocket, %
l Stcreoscope with doz. Views 90
l Fifty Picture Album 200
HALLS GALLERY.
Stereoscopcs from 7jc to So 90 each.
Sterescopic Views 7jc TO 50 90 per doZ.
Albums froR the cheapest to the best.
Frames of all sizes and styles.
Photographs of the finest finish.
HALLS GALLERY.
FINE side lace Shoes for Ladies just re-
cciyed ut j.. '. BLoNDS.
1885 Main street.
Fox Dress Goods and Carpets, at half
price, go to j. w. Ferrels, corner Main
and 10Th streets.
Fox Blankets and Flannels call at j
w. Fcrrols, corner OF Main and 2Olh
treets,
LOOKOUT! We will open on Monday
morning. a case of Basket Suitingsr" Il
very popular dress fabric, at the unpre-
csdented low price of 2jc, worth SOC
All the new shades Of Seal, Brown, Myr-
tie, Green Navy Blue will be displayed
EMsuEIMER * Bro,
1858 and ll0G Main street.
For your Holiday Presents 20 10
lJthOl u w Nlltl' 4'Ni s'AtA' NJ ~ ~
where you can buy at your own price,
fine Watches and Jewelry of all kinds.
J. w. CARTER has made large reduC-
ton on all his Boots and Shoes, in order
to reduce his present large stock. If you
want bargain, give. me call at No. 2G,
1lth street old Union.
The public sale of real estate, which
was to take place Friday, Dee. 10th, will
take place Mt the Court House on Tues.
day. Dec It'll, at l0o'clock a. VI.
JAMES Blows.
w. II. HALLER, IUctiOHcCr.
GREAT bargains in Ready Made Cloth
Ing at GOLD Bros
1907 Main street.
For Mems fine hand stitched custom
made Shoes, go to l.. V. Bonds, 1875
Main street.
OSE LIVE SPOT-The heavy reduc-
ton Of 20per cent in my entire stock of
dry goods ana carpets Is now being rea-
lied. Call and see the bargains, rs
am compelled to reduce my stock.
j. W. FERREL.
Cor. Main and Doth streets.
, 1875-09-14
REFORMED EPISCOPAL.


An important meeting Of clorgy and laIty Of tho
Reformed Episcopal Church was held yesterday at tbs
fremont House for Tho purpose Of calling council to
organize bYnodlc.l Bl0hoIsic. Tho elergymen
present vera DR.. FalIo~a, OF 81. raulN DR.. Cooper
If 1mmanuel; tho I,sv. Nr. Talk1oy, Of tho Good
Ehephorl; tha Rev. Mr. Postlethwsito, of Christ
Church; tho Rev. Mr. duntrun, ri tl,p German Ro-
formed Episcopal Church ths Rev. Mr. AcQormiak,
Of tho Rnslewood Church cna tho Rev, III. Davis, u
Tho church Il G1ltlitoothe
By tho Contribution u thu Church, the territory it
coyc Is not t'utGed Into Dioccacs like tue Epscopal
Church, t1t Into Byuods, name familiar 10 vii
preayterianx. Any st1 znoro chuschu in eo.so,.-
able proximity, uay bo fornel luo Synod, for which
HJup1ipal Bishop be e'ecteat, il 10 betIo4sd that
by anhdIyaIan Of tasyitor1 mara Efficiency and bat
ter results bc eecuro Thus whiIs thu D!eosae ut
Illinois Tho entFa St4te, tho AefnFned EpIsco
1xlaos cun, aud ultimately will, tyido It vi, INTO
suvrral ynods. each taking a from tho ptnct-
p1l city within Its lita. Tbs now 10 be ots9n-
ite'a, for !nstaueo. which sEafHAces the Chicago
churclcA ALl thoHo 1t lsorta EnEeNood, aud Uhlli-
GOTHIC, viii 10 called tho Synod Ut tnlcAgo.
Tha call which via agreed upon tnsttes there
churches % send daegates 10 oounni tl Ia held In
H. pault EPacoIsl Church 0u tho 18th Of 8eptsinbsr,
beginning Rt ! p N. Tie Council will oouhlst Of al
the Clergy oue s,eagsto At large toE each church, aud
Tic only nisholn Of lbs IssfnEmel Ertscopal
Church NJ prf+ant Missionary uuea, both ushpla
Cheney aud cunmps coming under this hend. They
VIII be supplemented by these aynostc2l bishops, tho
sst Of whom Viii 10 elncted x tla Convention which
1ncetk week bfk4f pH1t
, 1875-09-14
FOURTEENTH WARD.

purs,,aut IN ,,s,,t call or.,ae, IN n, votera ~
A., ,.... ~ ,r.. "., 80 -. ~: 80 - ~, -" :. -
Ins s ~ T. ns psossns n,.,
about forty Of to yotcrs aforesaid met at Ta.nn,any
Hall corner OF Indiana and Lincoln s,rects last ,ynr
H.. MI. .,,,.,,,. 49,. .i,n, =, .1.h ~, ~ r.
'ns' Ane 'nee''ns "ks o@'s" ~ ofues o5 AT. ~ II,
ooua!lllne On whosa motion Mr. IL ]. dunno uas
eloctod President.
Thcreon Ar Dunnn rn,ne forward, nr,, ,nnru,ce1
,hal .hs oh,c., ~ tho n,aot,na -. - ,~,n e,r,,
sa.s ,aa =. w 'u.V.s ~" ~ Iao
enosid1af9 10 tao JeAcFaohahas and 10 1ustAer e1'
rlain to te forty voters who seemed waiting for
p,snst,onh road Tie JatFs declaration Of prInrplcs
~ n K,rnav ~, +ho .,,rtat s,.,ot.rv ~ ,.,r
~ N,."e5 va NV s'os'ou eosioset5 ~ se'n',
, 1875-09-14
4 Fam us Female awimp plsr,

LtteFpF6T fdrtTEI4tf-
Daring ths LAT voyage 0f tho steamship Royal
Dane. from Copenhagen 10 Nswcastle.o oil. TYNE,
aaslous acoldeut occurred 10 htiss Fry the stew-
ardess. The SEA waa rough on Sunday, and. ~
loht took lorcll, aud siss Fry fell into tho ssa
The accident chuAed great commotlou On boArtl,
aud II was expected that she would ho dsoxueI
befors assistanos reached hsr, the vessel being
under full steam II tbs time. A bost waa rot
nut from the btoaier - soon ~ 1t could be atop
pod, aud WAS fully manned and pulled back to
where ALIAS Fsy Wa4 la.s seen. Bhe va found
comfortably floating on her back. when ths boat
reached her, aud NOT much tho worse for hor i'm
meEslon. 6he statAd that after shs w&s thrown in
to tho water sl.e pulled her boots Of sud Rwam for
soslle tune, sho then waited quietly untll the
boat picked her up. shss. Fly hslonxa TO a
famous Tynsmonth family Of swin'nars, aud she
IL considered ous Of tho best fet1Sls sNI1ups1y
On the northeast coAx. ct England
, 1875-09-14
THE MICHIGAN FAIR.

Speca& Dtspateh to Tia Chicago TRIBUNE.
EAhT SAGINAW, Mich, Sept. 13.-Tho State
Fair opened nominally to-day. but not virtually
until tomorrow at O'Clock. Tho entriss to-day
number over 250o, snd tho several departments
aro we'll filled. Tho display Of
cattle, Bhoop, and horscs, aa we'll ~
agricultural prodncts Is the largest. as
vol as tho moat valuable, svor exhibited at q
fair III tlls State. sprague'a horde. ". J. John
son'a l.. Fuller's, Coburn Scott tho famous
Avosy and Murphy hosds. Whites. L. B. Pat
tern'a, tho Michigan Agricultural College h9rdp,
DtcCrav's Bay CITY stock, Graphs Flint 1ord,
on tho ground. Tho Pon,ologicaf Society mAdo
q ap1antlid display OF frt1ltg, ole. The races,
trotslng Tor purse OF 4200 and for purao ot
$500, commence tomorrow nfternnon with SOW
eral ontros in each class. The city Ia rapidly
flline. up, all trims this evening coming In
Loaded,