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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-08
THE MILL STRIKE.

'TH1 WEAvERS OF AQUIDNECK GET HIGHER
wAGEs-oTHER wEAvERs FIND THEIR PAY RE-
DUCED.
NEWPORT, Feb. 7, 1875.
The weavers Of Aquidneck Mill. in this city, who
struck for higher wages January IA, have gained
their point, ana tomorrow morning Will resume
work for twenty.seven cents per cut, the price
they offered to work for at the time Of the STRIKE
The mill has been closed in the meantime, and the
weavers have been determined to hold out until
their demand which appears to have been just
.one had been complied with. There Is much re.
1oicing at the happy turn which the matter has
taken before any suffering has ensued IN cOnse-
quence.
The Perry Cotton Mill notified their weavers yes
terday that they had been compelled 10 cut down
the price also TO twenty seven cents per cut, and
they were to date the cut down rom January 16
This has given some dissatisfaction, as the
WeRvers claim that they should have been nOtf-
81 cents. II ia CANNED that they cannot earn as
much with their looms as the weavers Of Aquld-
neck Mills. They Will tomorrow request that they
be paid twenty nine instead OF TWEEN seven cents
no steps IN the matter which Will lead to the
throwing out OF work those In the otnei DEPART
ments OF the MILL 1t Is believed, however, that
an amicabIe settlement Will be made.
AN ATTEMPT TO RESUME WORK AT FALL RIVER.
FALL RIVER Mass. Feb. Z. 1875.
It Ii understood that the Merchants Mill, at
present on STRIKE Will attempt to resume work
tomorrow and that ample police arrangements
have been made to prevent interference from the
strikers. The weavers' committee have issued
circular calling on the operatives to allow no
provOcatiOn to lncte them to acts which will bring
re
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-08

THE MOST SECURE AND PLEASANT REMEDY
for the of coughs. &C. is PoRrKRs CoUGa BALsAn
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Total OF WORKING une To
justice and humanity implore you to stop these
poraons from abusing the privileges you have granted
them.
n. B.-since the above put in type we learn with
regret that honorable committee have reported
adversely upon the Ten Hour bill We apprehend such
would not have been the had the whole facts
stated been laid before you, and trust In
OF all these that you will reconsider your
and recommend the immediate passage Of tho bill 1t
came rom the House.
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MRS. NJ. G. BROWNS POOR RICHARDS EYH
WATER, EAR PREPARArIoN and SCALP RxSoyAroR. To ~
had of all druggists. Send stamp TO the Metaphysics
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WAGGENERS TRIAL BALANCE BOOK-FOR
sale by TOWER, GILDERSLEEvE CO.. 36i Broad
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FAIRBANKS STANDARD SCALES.
The statement that the force OF workmen at the Fstr
banks Scale Works has been reduced Is Incorrect Nc
reduction force during the past all this winter has
been possible the orders Tor scales coming In TO
requiring the full complement OF help The Com
pany entirely for ORDERS during the four
weeks more than $3.50 scales.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-08

Levy G. Partridge, President OF the Firss
National Bank OF Seneca Falls N. Y, died at his
residence at that place at an early hour yester-
day morning.
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Ninth street

General average actual running for all in CITY,
regular time tables ................;..... l6
Add one hour, which must b. spent IN preparations
for and CONCLUSION OF each days work. ..........
Add more hour tor two thirds of summer
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SPAIN.

+. xn0 ALFONSO IN MISREPRESENTATION FOR
THE CARIIsTs LANDED ON THE COAST.
LONDON, Feb. SIS A. M.
special despatch from Hendaye to the
standard reports :-"Pampeluna is saved.n
King Alfonso entered the city on Friday.
MUNITIONS FOR THE CARLIsTs.
Tho same despatch states that twelve cannon,
1000 ries and 100000 cartridges for the Cariists
were landed on the coast Of Biscay Saturday.
STILL FIGHTING AT EsTELLA
HENDAYE, Feb. 7, 1875.
The fighting continues in the vicinity OF Estela.
The Carlists have concentrated and occupy
about the same positions which they held when
General Concha was killed.
AhFoNso's REPRESENTATIVE AT THE GERMAN
COURT.
MADRID, Feb. 7, 1875.
Senior Merry has been appointed diplomatic rep
.xesentattve OF Spain at Berlin.
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OPEN WORK WIRE SIGNS AND BANNERA
TO ORDER, BY HOJER GRAHAM, DUANk
STREET
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FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-07

spoke. The Court House was too small
to hold, and they adjourned to the yard.
A large numbers of negroes were
present. Gordon's speech was con-
servative. breathing the spirit OF
reconciliation and good feeling between
the sections. He euloglzed the federal
soldiers and denounced the carpet bag
gers who were sneaks during the war
ard thieves since. He appealed to
the colored people to unite with the
whites and drive out carpet baggers. lie
contrasted the condition with Mississippi
and showed how peace reigned in Geor-
gia while misrule was in Mississippi. Mr..
Larmar followed in q characteristic
seconding of the frst-named gentleman ;
effort. He reviewed the politics OF the
State since the war, and held up the acts
ot the Radical party in Mississippi. He
fixed on Governor Ames the blood OF the
negroes killed at the Nirksburg riots.
The speech was the finest ever made IN
the State, and was listened to with
breathlcss attention. At the close cheers
rent the air for Lamar n"d Gordon.
No accident or disturbance occurred 10
mar the pleasures of the day.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, September 6-Flour-Firrn
and unchanged. Wheat-Active; No.
spring Chicago 81 ls6l 20; No. 2 81 l5f
spot; 81 l4f seller September; NJ. 3
sl06i@l 07; rejected 9Sa9S!c. Corn
Lower; No 60c spot; 60G60lc seller
September; rejected 5S!. Oats-tirm
and IN fair demand; No 343c spot; 34:c
bid seller September; 334c seller October,
rejected 3l!c. Barley-Quiet al 81 OS
seller September; 81 O4 seller October.
Rye-Quiet and lirmer nj 1Sc, Pork
Quiet at 81 80 spot; S2l 3jGt2l 81 seller
September; S2l % seller October; SIS 10
seller year. Lard-Firm at Sl3 OOH
l3 O5 seller September; $l3 - seller De-
tober; $l2 90 seller year. Bulk Meats
Firm; shoulders SfG 9!c; short rib mid
dies l2c; short clear l2ic Whisky
Demand fair and market firm at 81 Is.
On call board-Wheat-LOwer nj
81 l4Gl al seller September 81 l2S
seller October. Corn-lleavy and lower
ut sole seller September; j9,c seller Oc-
tober. Oats-Weak and lower at Si(T
"a L. seller September 3@kc scnri %
ber. Pork-Essier at S2i 40 seller sep
tcmber; $40 95G2l % seller October.
Lard-Firmer at $l5 90 cash -" 10
seller October.
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Mcnnrcrie of DrMnknrhs.

houston NleN3tN' ltitS IapIl'
The most foolish predicamcnt man
can yet into is L. get drunk. In drunk
.nness a man shows hi strongest side
nnd most ardent pascions. There ar"
six kind of drurk kard,. and if you 20 int"
u city drinking house, where number
Of men are under the influence of liquor
you will he sure to find these SIX differ
cnt characters rep' esent,ng >iN different
animals:
The first !, TIE ape drunk; he leaps,
and sinc> and ycl's and dance, making
all sorts of grimaces, and cutting up MI
sort, of "monkcy shines, TO win the APP
nlause of the bow. He Il sumner, but
a drunken clown is very silly.
Next we have the tiger drunk. lie
breaks trc bottles, chairs, &c, ana l. iu'.
of blood and thunder. His eyes are req
aS fire, and hi, heart is full OF vengeance.
After breaking everything that comes
wilhin ms reach he often WINDS up With
broken neck. OF this sort are
those who abuse their families.
The third i hog drunk Ho roll IN
the dirt on the floor, and ''wollcrS in tn"
mud in the cutters. lie j. heavy,
lnmpi>h and ,oggy, and gruntS his "c.
ou.,c,nl reply when asked TO take Il
drink. lie never misses tt driLk"r pays
cent.
Fourttlv We have thc puppy drunk.
He will weep for kindness and whine
hi, love; hug You i'll his arm land pick
YOUR pocket If he has half chance
and proclaim how much he loy,> YOU
He swcars "you're the best fellow IN
the world. Don't you forget 1t.
The fifth is owl drunk. He Is wise
in his own conceit. No man must
differ with him or he "will get head
put on him" Generally speaking, when
fined by the Recorder, AN OILY tongue
pleads in begging off style and he
sneaks off like whipped spaniel.
The sixth and las: of the show is the
fox drunk. He Is crafty sort Of GUS;
ready for any sort OF trade i'll which
he is certain to come out best. He Is
as sly as Il fox, sneaking AS u wolf, and
in tac., the meanest drunkard of them
all
Almost any night in the week some
one Of the collection may be seen nj the
station house
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, September 6.-Cotton-
Steady at lI:Gl5c; futures closed steady
September l3 ll-l0@l@ % BE; October
IS. l0e; November l3ic; December III
vlStei February l8!@ IS l,.$2rt
10 '-iBgl3 2J-32ci April l5!@
March l3 /. .arp and stue Il ;,
/" Z9,32c. flou' a. extra Ohio
barrels superhhr weS' 80. Rye
Mo 0Ui extra 20 0o'% d, ''heu
So G5G.7 20; St. Louis s. 9OGLo
Flour and Corn Meal-Quiet. ).
Heavy; receipts ll4OOO bushels; No..
Chicago soft 81 24ml %; do choice 81 80
No. ; Milwaukee 81 30; whitc western
81 46Gl 80. Rye-Quiet ut 35aoh'.
Barley and MaIt-Firm. Corn-FjrL.
receipts 10000 bushels; western mixed
steam 73GG7Sc; sail isle. Oats-ioweri
receipts $1,000 bushels; western mixed
old 575(d5Sc; white do 5sH G5c, Cohee
Firm at lsG2Oic. Sugar--Flrm; fair
to good refining ia Ste; prime sc
Molassrs and Rce-Firm. Petroleum
Quiet; crude Sc; refined l2c. Turprn-
tinr-3lIc. Pork-Fir:ncr at $50 l1ri
20 30. q Beef-Q2iet. Cut Mcat,-Dull
mddlcs steady; long clear l5c. Lard
Firmer: prime steam l3!c. Butter
Western i5n 25c. Cheese-Heavy and
unchanged. Whsky-Flrm at 3l -
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pIrTSBURGH LETTER.
Military DispIsy Outlook
-isoat Race, dc.

Editors Register:
This cltv has been all alive to-day, and
musical with the spirit-stirring sound of
tif, and drum The military of the city
and Of the region hereabout> have been
reviewed by Governor Hartranit aud
Adintant General Lotta. About one
thousand rleu, infantry, cavalry and ar
tjilerv. were in line and presented tine
and most soldierly appearance. The
review was held in Friendship park, and
WAS witnessed by thousands OF ladies and
gentlemen. Penn .ylvania mas reason
t, be proud of her citizen soldlery, IN
vincihlc in peace and invincible IN war.
The political outlook IN this State Is
more than fair for the Democracy. The
RAIDS will move heaven and GHrth to
carry the State, but it is all in valG. The
propie are determined on GhA1ge
and thev will have It. The en-
vcntion of the Democratic party that
meets Il; Erie on Wednesday. has iii 1t
Their power to determine the status of
TIM, State for all time. From what |
know 1T the delegates am satisfied that
they will act cody and with discretion.
That plank against any further
contraction ard asking repeal of
the forced specie resumption law will
be adopted, am well assured. You may
look for glorious news from the old Key
stone state AT the coming election. The
probabilities are that Hon. Wm Bigler
viii be- nominated for Governor.
|, may be OF interest To West Virgin
ion> "a know that William Stahlman,
formerly OF ParNcrsburg, is keeping the
Shields House, in this place. Brother
William knows how to keep hotel, and IL
- proud rf his first baby as monkey
with two tails.
The Coulier-Morris boat race, to come
off on the upper course Of the Allegheny
river. !, attracting good deal OF atten-
tion. and the prospect Is that we VIII
have one Of the hottest, most exciting
races ever seen in these waters. Ihr
race Is for the championship, and as boih
men are stalwart and swift oarsmen, the
ISSUE will be in doubt until the finish.
The new Sunday paper, "Ihe cTH''
Is an immense success. over eleven
thousand copies of the last issue wer"
sold. Ii is a handsome. well edited pa
per. and is AS readable and newsy aS can
he. James Mills, Esq, well known 10
your readers. Is editoi-ln-chict.
Yours, SrIvIE~.
September 9Th, 1879.
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.s,ann soldiers Reunion.

l.. rLIs, September G.-Ihe hK'
INDIANA, -" OF lhe InuI""" 80
ocpti NJ. Cn,n,n,,, decided to offer Il
dicr., RaYn,on bsvo = Marion, fOr
f.g 10 INV coI,ty ontside, ''egbLlon
:I r"n.
to Indianapolis, October 18th. Thee,
test SO far Is between Hendricks and Bar
tholomew counties, but the other counties
are rapidly entering the list, and the CON
test for the prize will be
lively. Recruiting officers ARE being
appointed III all parts OF the State. This
reunion promises to be- the most success
tul held anywhere since the war. The
final meeting of all the committees will
be held at indianapolis on Tuesday after
noon at , o'clock, September l4th, 10
complete arrangements. 1t is desired
that the East be represented at this
mpptIuW
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New York Cattle Market.

New YORK. September G.--Brrv"--
Fresh offerings 4,lo0 head. making $500
head for the week, sgniH,t ll,32o head
last week. Market slow but iirmer and
the decline noted Tor the previous market
days recovered; very poor to strictly
prime s@ l3c;a few going Ia l5i"' l5!c;
poor to good Texas, and Cherokee. ,C,9!c.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts 500 head,
making Gl,27O head torthe week, against
l4,750 hcud last week Market iulr Mt /!
(d,6,c for sheep; &4@7!c lor lambs; the
greater part ofthe sheep going at 90, &c,
most Of the lamb, nj GIg7c. Swiur-R"-
ceipt- 7,720 head, making l"92" head
for the week, against 1870 head last
week. None offered alive; dressed du!I
AT 10 Ia l0yC.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, September 6-Flour
Firm; extra - 5Os high grades s. Il
(a,S 50. Whcat-Quict; old red ; l5r'
/ ls; new 81 II Ryc-Firm aud un-
changed. Coru-Slow, mixed 79trsO".
Steady; q d white 7OG BE; doncw
4s(o,5jc. Whisky--ln fair demand at
81 q. Butter-Steady; New lorS and
Bradford county extras 500 81 4rido lrst-
2slr 3Or; western extra 2iDT 2jc; tirsts -
Gd24c; rolls extra 80, Do; tr~t- 2or'2"c.
Cheese Firm and unchanged. Egg
Nominal: westnrn fre.h 22M 81.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-07
Bank Robbery at Huntington
A Bold Burglary-Sl5,O 900
Stolen.

ClNcISSArG, September Ga special
to the Guzstte from Huntington, West
Virginia, says that while Mr.. Oyery
cashier Of the bank, was alone ut room to-
lay, three men entered, and placing pis-
to,' t. his head, compelled him 10 open
the :, fe. \ colored man happened in ut
thi. moment and was also covered with "A
r"vojy... and commanded to keep still,
'S, ,rhinh =. I'd. The robbers succeeded in
getting = pos.pss. 'on Of $1,000, with which ti
they iecamped. A confederate had ;,'
horses in waiting. ne mn ",a' ~ .n% IT noIins
stagtIy given, an. tne .,t'' .D,I.a to overtake
staFba! III pursuit, but
the robbers, who all escaped.
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DYSPEPSIA.

YMPTOMS-Wanto Of appetite, rising ol
food and wind from the stomach, acldily
Of the stomach, heartburn, drynes> ana
WhItrucSs of the tongue In the morning,
SEM. OF diStcnSiOn in the stomach ANA
bowels, sometimes rumbling and pain
-, -..,..,'..,.YV">S, Which i occasionally inter
The mouth is clammy, OF has sour or Tit
ter taste. other frequent symptoms arc
wuterbraSh, alpitation OF the heart, head
ache and a lSoTdrrS OF the senses, a seeing
Jnublr. etc. There Is general debility ,
luuguor and aversion Ia motion detection
of the spirits, disturbed sleep, and night
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-07
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
ye,r York Money and stock
Market.

Nyw YORK, September 6.-GoLD-
The feature otto.day's business on Wall
.,ree, was the advance in gold to rs,
which was the closing price. The im-
mediate cause o: the rise was a report
that tomorrow tho treasury will grant
tho transfer of il4OOoOOO in gold from
this market TO San Francisco. Gold
opened at ll4s. rose ITO llii, tell off t"
liAand afterwards advanced to llj, at
which it closed. The rates paid for bor-
rowing were l-64 per cent per diem and
,. = ard per cent per mnum. Loans
were also made flat, and at ld2 per cent
for carrying.
EnvrpSMrNrs-E Firm and moro actLye.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-07
MISCELLAN EOUS.
What | Know About Vegetlne.
soUrU gosroS, May y, 1870

Z. II. STEVENS, Esq: Dear Sir i had con
siderable experience with the Negetu"
Fordyspepsia, general debility and impure
thing which I have ever used. | com
menced taking Negetlue about the middle
Of last winter, and, after u>iLg IL few bot i.
ties, II entirely cured me OF dyspepsia, and
my b.oOd never was in 50 good condition
a at the present time. IL Will afford mo
pleasure To give any further particulars
r.Iotiy,, 10 what know about this good
medicine To any one who Will call or AL
dress me at my residence, SSJ Athens -.
Very respectfully,
MONROE PARKER,
:,o5 Athens street.
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Gained IS Pounds Of Flesh

SoUru BERWICK, NE, Jan. Il, 49,
II. II. STEVENS, Esq: Dear Sir have
had dyspepsia ia ils worst FORM lor thr i">I
ten wears. and have taken HUNDREDS "I
dollars worth OF Medicine without opl", u
Ing any relief. In September last com
mencei taking the Nrgetint, since which
time my health has steadily improved.
Ny food digr>tS well, and have gained
fifteen pounds OF hrsn: There arr several
.hers I'm this place taking the Nrgctlh"'
we obtained Tclirt. Yours, truly,
THOMAS r.. MOORE,
VI H.. 4 card room, forlhiho"'h
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MIR. II. x. STEVENS: Dear SiT--l Wiz
most cnccrully add my testimony to Tho
great number you have already received
in favor Of your great aud good medicine.
Nrgctinr, for do not think enough can
be-. said in its praise, for was troubled over
thirty years with that dreadful discus,
CataTrh, aud had such bad coughing Spuli-
that IL would seem aS though could never
breathe a.v more, ana NCgctiuc has cured
iur; aud GI L-rl Ia thank God all ia"
time that thrT" 80 - good medicln" rs
Ncgttinc, ana also tank l. ono of Tia"
best medicines Tor coughs and weak sink
ing feelings nt the stomach, and auy lot
everybody to take the Ncg"tin", for ] C.,s,
assure them II Is one of the best mead lcInrh
That ever was. MRS. l.. GORE,
Corner Maga7in" and Walnut Sis, Cam
brid..', NA>>AC.Iu>cils.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEw YORK, September 6.--Packasc
trade rather less active, but iarr iohbug
business cl.c..d. Cotton fanLc.s and
cheviots and dyed backs in good
demand Fou. yard and fine
brown sheclings IL steady re-
quest. Dark mpdIcr, fancy eni plnid
prints active. GingAams closely sold up
iJress goods and ghaEIs in steady request.
ncorso Burgc.s 5 Co, linen importers,
suspended payment.
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GOOD EVIDENCE.

IINClNNATi, NOV. ~, IS'Z.
Nix, II. r. STEVENS: Dear Sir-Th" two
bottles OF Nrgrtinc furnished mc by your
AGENT. my wife has used with great benefit
For a long time She has been troubled
with dizziness and co>tivcucss; thcs"
troubles are now entirely removed by ia"
VS., OF Nrgctlu,.
She was also troubled with dyspepsia
and general debility. and has been greatly
benefited. THOMAS GIIMOIE,
~ Walnut street.
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the Blood.
All OjsE Eases OF 80.

~rlIrve pain,
II NrgctinA viii diseases, rest
purify aud cure such i'h after trHn
the patient 10 perfect hca. ,m,dicS, sun.
different phyNiciaps. many /, v"prooi; II
rrIng for years, Is II not GDnclnSI. " WY
YOU are "A sufferer, you can ~ cur", ''"'
is This medicine performing such
cures? Il works in iAe blood ,In lh" rirc1
latiug huld. II can truly be called The
Gy.at BlOsd PUiOay. The great SOurg"HI
disease originates in the blood and ~
IN ed cine that does not act directly upoL
II, to purify and rccuNatr, has any just
claim upon public attention.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, September 6.-Fiour- quiet
and unchanged. Wheat-Qu.et; old 40
= white Wabash 81 Al No. , DO 81 81
No. white Michigan 81 81 amber 81 20!
Corn-Quiet and frmcr; high mixed,
ca.h and seller September Gj!c; seller
October 6Gic. Oats-Dull: No. > @s4c;
Michigan 3S!c; seller September a'"i
" hite. .nilnr Octnbcr 800.
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Pittsburgh Market.

PIrTsBUKGH, September s. Wheat
Steady demand and prices unchanged.
Corn-Duu; ,hellcd 1j@71c on track e;
shclIcd 7Sm soc. Pctroleum-LOwcr;
crude excited at 81 80 at Parker, tor I'M
mediate shipment; refined ll!@ ll3c
for Philadelphia delivery.
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ut,s,sisppf Convention Meeting a
Contrast.

LOUISVILLE, September IA Cy'"fT-
Journal special from Holly SPrns'2
Mississippi, says the largest P9h;''"'
meeting held in the State occurred theFT
,o.day. Senator Gordon, Of Georgia;
congressman Lamar, q! Mi,-l--lPPN
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-07

...v ..G reports this morning the
-..-,i,.,, are that the weather to-day
., partly cloudy, with northwest
..-t- and lower temperature.
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North Carolina Constitutional Con.
yenItsn.

RALEIGH, y. C., September 6-Thc
State Convention met to-day with ll9
members present. one vacancy WAS
created by the death of Ex-Governor
Graham. Two ballots for president re-
suited in Ransom, independent democrat
receiving 80 and Dockery, republican, 5S.
The two candidates voting scattering,
leaving the result undecided. The Con-
vention adjourned until tomorrow. In
tense interest is felt in the result.
An ohio Failure.
CINcINNATG, September 6.-Hcngc-
hold X Co., extensive coal dealer, tni.
city. suspended to-day.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-07

H.N. ALEXANDER II. SrErnEN- is
-.''r- SD ..a blg man. He weighs
'A". B.. ,-..y.,lN pounds
4 r.rH ..,.. of "a white woman wh"
.a.-a--.I "a negro in Wilmington,
s-r. mmittcd ,uicid" Sunday
H.- husband would not supply