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Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-12
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

The condition of the poor of Cincin-
natl is attracting the attention of the
authorities. 1t is feared many will
suffer for the common necessarles of
life this Winter.
The Board of Naval Constructors,
which Secretary Robeson ordered to
make an inspection of the Navy Yards
from kittery, Maine, to Washington,
are now in session in Washington, and
expect to complete their labors and
make report in week. 1t is said
they will report on the various Navy
Yards visited that they have been in
bad order and are evidently inadequate
for any extra service, should contin-
gency arise.
The elegant Oceanic House, the Lee
of Shoals, n. H., was burnt to the
ground yesterday morning, together
with most of the cottages. Insured
for $4,000.
A number of German MERCHANTS of
| New York have united to raise $50, 600
to defray the expenses Of the reception
| of the German Crown Prince In that
city, on his visit to the Centennial.
Leonard Cox, the cashiefpf the w.
L. Telegraph Company is a defaulter
to the amount of nearly $4,000. Ac-
| cording to his own confession it an
pears that for over a year he has been
in the habit of abstracting large sums
from the cash placed in his hands, and
investing it with certain Wall street
brokers.
M. De Budian, the agent in New
| York of the Transatlantic Steam
ship Company, has received the fol-
| lowing dispatch from Havre i'm regard
to the accident to the steamer Vile
de Paris: Exaggerated reports have
been circulated. The injury was slight
and no one was hurt. The passengers
were landed in the port. The ship is
safely in port. She had only struck
the quay with her bow.
The Vatican's reply to the Spanish
note was sent to Madrid yesterday.
The proportion of the Bank of Eng.
land reserve is said to be II. The
amount of bullion withdrawn from
the Bank has decreased SIS, $40 600 dur.
ing the past week.
A London dispatch says the Liver
pool Autumn Handicap to-day was
won by Activity, beating nineteen
other horses.
The following order, dated Novem.
Der 9th, has been addressed to the
Russian troops at Khokand: "The
territory on the right bank of Servia,
from the Russian frontier to the river
Naren, hitherto belonging to Kho.
kand, is annexed to Russia
The Minister of Finance has inform.
ed a Committee of the Assembly that
the revenue, since the commencement
of the present year, is $4,000, 900 in
excess of estimates.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-12

WE are in receipt of the initial
number of the San Buenaventura
Daily Free Press, neat and we'll ed
tied paper published by o. P. HoDDY.
We wish the Press every success, and
gladly place it on our exchange list.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-12

dent was quiet; at nine o'clock lie
continued to improve slowly. At l0:45
to-day Drs. Baxter, Magiuder, Ash
ford and Parker held consultation
regarding the condition of the Vice
President, when it was the unanimous
opinion that he was out of danger and
improving. Although opiates had
been administered through the night
to compose him, his sleep was refresh
ing, his pulse beating at 92 all the
time.
Governor Claftin telegraphed for Mr.
Wilson's condition this morning, and
a reply was forwarded to him imme-
diately.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-12

Mr.. ARTHUR KEARNEY has decided
to discontinue the publication of the
San Pernardino Guardian for the
present, and devote his energies to
getting out a first-class weekly. The
idea is a good one, and We anticipate
a splendid PAPER
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-12

At two O'Clock this afternoon the
whole City Council will visit the office
of III. j. Stevenson to examine the
new map of the city. If the map is
accepted Mr.. Stevenson will get a war
rant for $940.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-12
Foreign Grape Cuttings For Sale.

EORTY different varieties, among which
] are the Black Malvaisa, Zinfindel, Rose
of Peru, Black Muscat, White Chasselas,
Fontainbleau, Finer Zago, Muscat of Alex
andria, Berger ReeSling, etc-the best 10 be
had on this coast, and at prices which put
them within the reach of all. Send your or
ders in time. Address, ID. RAAB,
Los Angeles,
Or see me at my place, South of the Indi-
ana Colony. novlO 3m
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-12

Specie in the Bank of France has
decreased SO, $50 francs during the past
week.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-12

ESPECIAL - IIIE HERALD
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-12
gos Anseles Aerala

THE DAILY and WEEKLY HER
AID has more than double the cir
culation Of any other paper published
in Southern California. Business men
recognize it accordingly as the best
advertising medium South of San
Francisco.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-12
Real Estate and Building Association.

NIOTICE.-Stockho are hereby mott
" fled to meet at the office OF the Corpora
ton on Second ST., on Monday evening, Nov.
20, 1873, for the purpose of adopting code OF
Bylaws, as by statute provided, and acting
Oh any other business which may be brought
before them. S. II. BUCHANAN,
n. w. SWELL, See. President.
Los Angeles, Nov ii, 1873. l22w
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-12

San Francisco is to have another
newspaper, and on the prospect of its
publication the Chronicle breaches a
long sermon on the duties and nature
of journalism, after reading which we
are convinced that wide field is
ready to receive the coming daily.
The Chronicles preaching is so differ
ent from its practice that people must
wonder where it found out what pa
per ought to be.-Sdn Jose Patriot,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-12
ID 1 H IL.

FARNEY.-Tn this city, November llth. Jacob
Farney, in his 59th year.
Funeral from his late residence on Sanse-
vaine street to-day friday at2P.M.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-12
Latest kilograms.

BY ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC LINE.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-12

In order to establish cheap and ready
means of communication between the adver-
tiser and the reader and facilitate the busi-
ness Of seller and buyer, landlord and tenant,
employer and employee, we have reduced the
rate OF advertising in our "want' column TO
five cents line. Business men and the gen.
eral public will find this the best possible
medium OF inter-communication and the
cheapncss of price will recommend ii to all.
, 1875-03-07
TO RENT-ROOMs

L il ATIlC
=
~oo,,~ct.e5.9 - ss1.N l~teogs!s: ~
sa5 ;saxth q sins Desired. Address s. Tribune
171,o 67cET V70E7 y FT71 V7c1Fn FRnTT R1}113fS
sui ablo for Scotiemsn and iadtcs ncar Grand Par
eiao Aotel, y shsrnman..!. Ir4o,teats taken:
aa ga snn xs
no REST-fURHIsaEp. ROOMS ron ANY
K1STx a; Sg1TE ax., a92aS i q N p5WS 9oEEe
no RESF-E1ReE FuKEIsHED K09X1: WITH
seneaso viii or without board 4os Wes. Aed!.sa:ss
no RENT-ROON3 FOR HOUSEKEEPING. lis
l. Twenty -thifd-s..
no KEST, RLEASANr TTRNisIiE1 JaSI ROOMS S2
Der MOI month. b. At a. Ws:t Madson.ss %
no RENT-Is7 SOUTH PAULINA.sT.. 1 GOOD
/ rooms. with raior-cioset.
,o-,,,,1ii;,-1:u n,,f y -Fi7o N7SHF1 106N1 An
i;7o nFTT-CnNVFYffST ROOMS FTRNISHFD
Thnat Su chiid1sn! EDWA6s. Isl siiMsaEoe-a!
Gio ppNr-5 R005is Ci0sETS- 10 IN FIRST.
ss:si; "a III ssfs 80 per "s'' 4a
TO nENTa ,FUaX1sHEP ER9NT ROOMS FOR
Groen. s1of3 dney-fasnishsa room; terms moderato.
mo REYf-s5 UNIVERSITY. LARGE
1ont back nom brick hsg.e; he: nd so!d : Ssr:
fIenaoe heat sho GEaee; NJ moving to aAs' "seo OF
NJ, 6sSneef fGST.TaRFa Ss;5s on F6UR ROOMS At 81
oea n "a. oesa
9eee -! =; :, 737
Z ron and aes1aole suites o. rooms ZOE aoaseA
Looping INQUIRE = 70 5aisa;a.; se;s1a;!; -
Ha.tsd oo. 4 "a G.sk.st III
no r. RENT-A M large FRONT ROOM. APPLY AT
o = RNs@SPiRxs1s7 MS9.seiie;a; uFF1aSisaFp ROOMS
ID porfcet order No. hubbard curt. Refsreuca
;fsszsd TsS SRz7z 57Kzz1 M 7777fE 59 NICELY 715a
No ;;;:S7 1FT7-FoR % siG. ISRGE ROOMS. SUITABLE
.oahsss. eoEner of Harrison and
T;5 REYT-1 PIEAs1NT FURNISHED ROOM:
slsS sa iss !. i5s Is f.: sssS It.. as u
hon.eteeoiO1 at 81 Nultn uartlsst. 70: 81 aa and
sapa4 ao1sls wax ssen: 80 WV 1l' ~ ~-
EKEF hS1A = a5Ta "a AZ.
1ison. sts.
To RENr-NEATLY SUMNIsHED KQoNs SINSLE 81; {s
l. l. Or On sae, @ cneap. 1foas'eass '&Sen@ i'1 "ees
1n5d:si TO KEsr-sFIExplD =:ssE SUITE OF ROOMS FOR
:: oaee . noo3ekeop..9: ..t..eea. o.e.ase
l B!ssf easass Saalos lad bssissEa:st' 2apis Il
no RsNT-1 FLAT OF Ro0Ms FOR HOUSE:
-: - z77s
aea s9tss
= Ss.G1sstdaess: Gsss es App1 =: =. AD- ~ -~1'
mn pprr-sTIT7E 0F TT5RFE- F0ITR OR FIVE
!,ss & es,s5 5si ss!!s'ss: Az Az
ss:es su sofn'f a. "oo'1a'' pfes' up
no REST-0TE NICFLY-FURNIsHED ROOM,
No 1t1 Eurth Dosrbnrnst.
, 1875-03-07

FoR sALE--of Ex0HAhGE-A FARM & OF , 8
ts% es Y s1 aa ifG
Lawn: On tbo CSis.s% IT.;
@ i under the highest snlt,va,ena With nd a2tasd
Rada
s E.: e. sGsa tos s 1ss
as sPDe. snes, % ;,e &C. o. 81
sosd I'll t.Pa Rse; seaer s! oe %.
sssy 5ss@: r. =
ertJ il very cheap and Offered tno V
s;i's ss 81
5A5ESs : Ssstos sX9AssSSE9
eood 6udnE barns. etc. all ootnpiese on' of 'n0 0es'
t 'ss ST +
f'r 0sn't e E.sats aud Loan l5s Daashozn.t
ia i
s ;s s IT, ue
T0R RAIE-1o iMPRoVED FARMS. WITH BEST
tss 1S ~
az: ssss *: Sss x S I'd
J. s sss bi5S 8 s as
Iaa
s .as sad 'Sa Resan % IN sses s
sors and dwellings, barns. sheds ete, cte: priacipa
sssss:;
sssd es e. III
4 q sALE;Ts5;o Will bTY 9 AoKEs WEE15Lo-
IL 3RS X 65 IL L
st.: 4, Fs5s 5 SISt K5 H. q
R. R. COOL house, now barn. outh9uses, rater bcstns
HGssss + sd I'd: sfi 81 l. S
LooH. s6a West Latex.. chieaE<: E<:.--
, 1875-03-07
TO RENT--sroaEs. oFF1c SIS. go.

TO RENT--sToREs. OFFICES. go.
- S*ores--Cout2oucn-
ITO REET-STURE7 = sMILWAUKEE-AV.,M MARBLE.
cUMMiSds lin dnp IL Ed iisI Fl ssiis.s si a. 'sA
RIO 0RENT-sr0RE AND BA5EMEST 4iCLARk-sT.
aooHR e II s sna 'i Fl E
no RENT-aa sTATE.sr.-sToRE OCCUPIED
out room. sso.o .l:e ass sooai. eho.p
no REXTIIsToRK-THE ): STORY BRICK BUILD. s
1nE e., x 9p6sifs ~ 10 Soa, s.ss ss 0'
Dnoe>. ...
1 DeAreosn.st. Apply At zoon. { IL ths building:
no RENT-0FFTCEs WITH FIRE PROOF VAULTS
Ali, u nj 2 Bst
no REVT-oFFICEs N REPUBLIo LIFE KU1Lp-
k!RRs 6o Rso e aax asRs to JOHN
M.xcetInr1aon>-
ITO RENT - STORAGE FOR FURNITURE AND
+ ~
Sss tss lis 4
5sa5S j ts:5 Ss:E Ss9ssbss e.. M :
fa1P ,a2h sf 'Sf:sg %ssrs Apply 10
no RENT3THE MOST CoNVESIEHT AND BEST :sc
arranged 5o-rooua fsmify hosel on 1he h.rvh Side.
h.s e: 10 s
saents Ell b. made to good tsnans Apply st Room
7I70 RFNT-TW0 lofts, WITH FINE OFFICE,
hoated, auiiablo for cigar manufacture. Inquire at
T5o RESr-z, FEW MILES FROM THE oITY:
sadRs' tot tss
III tssn. soua ID ss % psoassaa 1aalas: sos one ~ss1
RIO RENT-FoR M4NUFACTURIN0 PURPOSES
n + as n 81 I, a.. @ a ne .ad
en- and
, 1875-03-07
WANTED--TO RENT,

JOEL Ellis aosths... corner Clinton .aa 5.os:oass,:
W ) NTET1=.T17 RENT
---~~~>~~-~-~-~--~
1UANrEp-To nEST-os SOUTH SIDE, GOOD
a W1YTFD-To REST-FIIRSTSHED ROOMS on
3 4 md
T5T1NFEp-To REET-fsiXEDHTFIY THREE
" fonr roonas ast fnfaishea, Tor hoa.ekscptns.
9s:a e5a 'onant must be cheap. Address H. Tribune
WAETEDzTo REaT-1 s1x on E10HT.RooN
WANrEp=9o nEYT=1 FEW COOP DWELLING
asas 6s3
,;, s,;1Sn@T6 ss T-Go7:, ~ SoT ov7p %,
5a.f55baaee.es:-~~-W-~-- =. f55baae e.es:
" AErED-To RENT-A SIAI! STORE on
ssassa sa1 sr ese @
!eee!y: Aea1e.e : .. !1aoeee once:
at i hs!e .hssa
=
nnIs Gom N so e
we.tMsdisaa-st:---------~ we.t Msdisaa-st:
" 3,as it 2p;i = = sspssasss: ea wess .: $!ds
ss to s4essd SIS per anh Ao soah
snI xeneman eoorepisnt e f9 bnsaa,s ssat1s OK
,sss,ss .;:s s. : ss
WAMTEp-To REXT-A HOUSE EAST OF STATE
W st. and south q rwcnty; vher, would
once; 399 .7=v5-7o 7,7r ~ ~ = 775 F7M1v
W housa 1t about lon rooms vet et Union PAX. b..
;zSsa E7ies 80 -9aas isS s5S
w les: than suons; must be eon1oaant *trestoaf
II.
WiScHELL, othco, Room |. Grand PaetAc Hotel.
WATTED-To REST-oN OR BEFORE MAY i.
boarding house Is roon. nodetn con-
pspsaa aa9 Tbaaa o eea' o."
W1FFE1=F6 HEST=1B9UF ROOMS. IN.
and oher noh q saS 1S'es ct e ~
sste pronpt payment; retsfencss s1shsnzed Address
9 g. Ta9aas 9!ase; -,
" hea.s q 1ooas IS lad for sss per @ raoah
tss s. sts: g9's :sse P I'd % s ss
N WANTED-To REvT-1 5-sToRY AND BASE:
ses hsn, ait M edeEa sah e ea
n f4 sass EespGn..be s teaaa sons must be moderate
i; - 1TrEn@To RE5T:-z NEAT LITTLE do771aE
" 81. o. uppcE Psrt 2: huss on West side in desseols
must BE- low. Would I pay three snouta. IL Ad
dssss s:atiae psiss sad losatlea. a. T1t6aaa eaee Az
" es,, ofee. central pstt of sis, IT, i Eesssr.
" daa5s be.lof. nkM
Il MLEs. il Hsno1s Biocx 'p'' Of Aoof''S caro- 0' -
W1FTF1-To RGxT-Fo1a on SIx R5oa5 On
s1 Gldf,aEs ios honsaxespng tor an ws and
Hnusts Adrr.l far 5sa sfat. 10 1n ano
5sn E5
W. Aaefs.. SAaEs aESax; . 80 % t.ke:ss
roesa. of.xoaid rat sate o rooms: must at BE- On
tho Sonh Side east ot and aoyth Of fh
Addr:ss With terms, IS. Tribune otace. - ~ ''a
" 1NTED-T0 REYT-sUITaBLE Plate ToR !
Z Trtbuna oaiee: o '%@'NN' '''-'A'-'''' q
w oontr.lly loe.ted = cf ~ t9i a.
qufry. F. g. VlEKLiNG, LIS Desroosn.st, Room is.
" ANI,Ep-T0 RENTTA FURNISHED HOUSE
centrally located; viii board owncra with the prtvi
.e[ms. noaFe.s m = 70, Irioonc :==--=-- chico:
W AMrHnIaS ~ - r5,.Shf hESfA FuRN1ShED HOUSE
tion and price, Address a =, Tribune otEce.
w AkTHp-To RENT-t DWELLING. HOUSE FOR
asy wtsn ono Snta. On the South Side, between
7S35sss 49, aaASSo9: =; Ss - Ma1el9&.ee:9
sea.s ), p1.ie 4s1 a1s., f9aSishsp s;.HE ios
tion and number Of Iootn..S 5 -. Tribune otbcs
VI ANTED-T0 RENT-A coon STA R7F W7TH
aecomnodations far IS = horlss iooatsd east
n 3. 1si South Wa'er-st. >3sN11'
NJ ANTED-rO RENT-A NICgT;Y FTRg7s8FD
VI suitable fos three Joanx men bstTeen Msdi
son Ahd Jacks1uata. and wnst ~ pecri, nser-nr
ReteEenoet sireu: . s.. Tribune osaee.
W ANTED-TO RENT-BT 4 No. TENANT mo |
and crras 1t once AddIsss St, Trhnno ca
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-26
CHARLESTON, january 2j

SlAhlfSluN1 uhNuNlN ssVs
Special Dispatch 10 tho IntcllIgOncer)
The caucus met ut "a O'Clock. First
ballot; Walker 81, Camden ~, Price 20,
BrannOn 4, Caperton q.
Second Ballot-Walker %, Camden II,
Price ~, BrannOn 4, Caperton 3.
Third BallOt--Walkcr IS, Camden Is,
Price 10, BrannOn 10, Caperton
Fourth l'nllot-Walkcr 10, Camden Is,
Price IA, Brannon lS, Caperton b.
Fifth BalIot-Walker 10, Camden 10,
Price l3, BrannOn II, Caporton2.
Sixth Ballot-Walker Is, Camden 10,
Price 10, Brannon IS, Caperton 2,'scaIter-
ing 3,
Seventh Ballot Walker q, Camden
Is, Price0, Brannon IS, Caperton 3, scat.
tering 9,
Eighth Ballot, which Is the fifteenth in
all-WOlkcr 81, Camden Is, Price 10,
Brunnon ls, Caperton 3, scattering2,
Adjourned at Ol o'clock without nomi.
mating.
No one can tell who Is the coming man.
Ills now claimed that SOME me will be
thrown In as Il compromise. 1t il plain
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-26

Sr. Louis, january 25.-Abont half
past A this morning a passenger train on
The Springfield division Of the Atlantic 4
Pacific Railroad met with an accident
two miles east Of MOselle, about fifty
miles from this city, by which the bag.
gage car and three coaches we're thrown
from the track, the smoking car and two
passenger coaches rolling down an ein.
bankment about twenty feet high. job
Denter, mail agent, had both knees dislo'
Gated two others, whose names were not
ten or fifteen were slightly hurt. An ex.
ira train was rent TO the scene and The
wounded taken to franklin where the
most seriously injured we're placed in
chatge Of physician employed by the
Company, The slightly wounded came
throughtn 81. Louis. The accident was
caused by a broken rail.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-26
i,uticr'4 TeIcernph niII.

WASHINGTON, January 2b.1-The postal
telegraph bill introduced In tlip lfoisc to.
day by Mr.. Butler, Of Massachusetts,, pro-
poses that all telegraphiC lines Of com
municatiOn shall be made post rOals, and
The POstmaster-Gencral Is authorized Ia
advertise for the Transmission Of all gov.
ernment dispatches In Tie same manner
"a the transmission OF the mails Is now
advertised
Section 2 provides that all companies
shall receive and forward dispatches 10
any designated point where the sane
came upon It's line and prohibits prefer.
ence being given 10 any class Of business.
Section 3 prohibits several companies
inland or ocean, being interested directly
or indirectly in the collection ahd trans.
mission Of commercial news.
Section A requires the rates for special
kilograms to newspapers and commercial
news associations TO be the same, which
rates shall be publicly displayed; such
rates In no case to exceed the rates
charged the Associated Press or other
press associations on the lat Of January,
1915.
Section B provides that all telegrams
shall be privileged communications III law
10 the same extent that sealed letters now
are. The contents shall not be divulged
by any agent or officer Of tle company
except for purposes cf Justice by order OF
court Of competent jufisdiction.
Section O makes the tariff uniform to
all parties for similar services; govern.
mCht dispatches when certified by pro.
per officer to have precedence without
prepayment at rates 10 be fixed annually
by the Postmaster General. All other
kilograms to he transmitted in The order
received, except those designated to go ut
night.
Section Z makes the divulging Of the
contents Of any telegram or wilful delay
In sending or injury to telegraph lines
or apparatus a misdemeanor, punishable
by fine and impfisonrnent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-26

Capt. Hutchinson arrived from the
sunken steamer, City Of Quincy, and re-
ported the boat hard aground but above
water. lie thinks when the freight IL
taken out Of the hold she will tighten of
and can be set aioat without aid. The
steamer Tom jasper will probably go to
her to-day and take her freight for New
Orleans and tighten her of, She lies
easy and uninjured.
The feeling against the proposition to
compromise the sherifatly matter by max
ing CrOsby's bond and putting IN deputy
is 30 intense that the project Is abandoned,
The people will recognize nobody but
Flanagan as Sheriff until forced by the
military,and declare emphatically against
compromise looking to the reinstatement
of Crosby,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-26

ST. PAUL, MiNN, January 9j-The
Senatorial contest Is giving rise to con.
siderable bad blood. On Sunday after.
noon Hon. ]. W. Blake, Republican Sen.
ator from Redwood county, md lion. L.
II. Julien Cox, Democratic Senator from
Nicolet, were taking Il glass Of beer in a
beer saloon, when they were approached
by professional bruiser known as Red.
Handed Mike, who snid something to
Blake about being a supporter Of Ram
Bey, and slapped Blake IN the face. The
latter not resenting the insult, Cox edged
up to the bully, and by strong blow, sent
the ruElian 10 grass and at cOnsidera.
bic distance. Cox was the recent Demo.
cratic candidate for Congress from the
Second district, and was defeated by
Strait. Itis not known who ed.llnnded
Mike was btulsing for, whether for Don.
hellS or Davis,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-26
Louisiana Investigation.

New ORLEANS, January 2j.-The Con
gressional Committee isstill investigating
The action Of the Returning Board. The
evidence tO-tlny IL about the same az that
given before the subcommittee. Whit
lakef, Arroyo and others were examined
and the Secretary Of State was required
to furnish the papers that were before the
Returning Board.
The McEhrryites have again proposed
Il, submit the election Of 1872 TO the afbi.
tration OF the Congressional Committee
Speaker 1iahh does not believe that the
Republicans, II they had power, would
submit q the plan proposed by the eau.
Gus resolution Of the Conservatives, that
the Congressional Committee now in New
Orleans take The returns and declare who
we're elected to The Legislature.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-26
The Railroad Question In Brooke
County.

SOuutys
Most of our readers, Mt least those feeling
any interest in the fate Of the r, W. 4
Ky. Railroad, know that Saturday last
was the day appointed for the submission
Of the question Of n further subscription
by the county for the purpose Of paying
all claims Of contractors and others for
work performed. The proposition in
volved subscription for the liquidation
Of claims and also the power to transfer
by the proper county authorities to par
ties who may he able to furnish ample
security that they can and will finish the
road bed, and equip and run II when
finished. We obtained from Mr.. Turner,
the County Clerk, the vote Of the county
40 far as heard from nj an early hour
yesterday morning, which vote indicates
that tile people Of Brooke county hive
determined to put their shoulders TO the
wheel manfully and aid III lifting the en-.
terprise out Of It's persent embarrassment.
The returns embrace five precints, to-wit,
Wellsburg, bethany, Lewis palmer's
and 1Iarvey's. The aggregate vote for
subscription Is jl3; against subscription
90; for transfer 53G; against transfer 90.
There remained four precints to hear
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SENATORIAL ELECTIONS.


lENNfSa5bh'
NASHVILLE, January 2j.-The two
houses met In convention at noon. The
galleries and lobby we're crowded, and
the excitement was intense among the
friends Of the different candidates.
Speaker lLainC, Of the Senate, on taking
the chair aud calling the convention to
order, announced that during the ballot.
ing today the StriCtesL order in the gal.
leFies must be observed; TINT upon the
slightest disturbance by applause or other
demonstration the convention would
either rise or ceasc ballOting until such
measures as would protect It's dignity
could be adopted and put In force, and
that II order could not be maintained
here the convention would move to some
other city in the State where order was
more respected.
The Convention then proceeded 10 tuke
the iorty.ninth ballot: johnson AZ,
Bate Il, Ewing I, scattering 2, necessary
to choice 40. f'fftietll and lifty.llrst bal.
lot: johnson "A, Bate AZ, Ewing 7, scat.
teriug Q. Fifty.seCond ballot: johnson
40, Bate 40, Ewing I, Sweed |. Fifty.
third and last ballot: johnson A, bate
40, Ewing ., Sweed !. Governor Brown
was then rCnominated amidst cheers and
excitement. General Bate was withdrawn
Immediately after tho denomination Of
Gov. Brown, which seemed to lie n signal
for renewed cheering and applause In the
galleries for their favoriteA, and amidst
the greatest excitement and confusion OH
the floor and cheers and applause for
Brown and johnson from the galleries
the President of the Convention declared
IL Ad jOurhed and ordered the Senators to
repair TO their chamber, aud left the chair
ns soon u.s. order was established. The
House was called to order by Speaker
Bond and adjourned to ten o'clock to.
morrow. The general opinion Ia that the
race will he narrowed down between
johnson md Brown and be decided by
the first ballot tomorrow. The friends
Of both gentlemen are sanguine Of success.
WISCONSIN.
MILWAUKEE, January 25.--A caucus
Of the Democratic members Of the Legis.
latnre this evening nominated General L.
s. Bragg, Of l'on.lt.lIac, for U. $. Senator,
with the understanding that lie shall with.
draw II Il coalition can lie formed with
the boltihg Republicans. The friends Of
Carpenter are confident that no combina.
tioh can he organized that will defeat his
election.
NEW JERSEY.
TRENTON, January 25.-George NJ.
Robson, Secretary q the Navy, was nom.
mated BY the Republicans In joint caticu'
tonight for U. s. Senator.
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( wife ami Eight Children
HuFned,

BoUCHERVlLLE, QuEBEC, january 2j.--
A FIRE this morning destroyed the frame
house occupied BY Pierre Dulude His
wife and eight children perished In the
flames. Dulude was seriously burned In
efforts 10 save his family and Il not ex-
pected 10 live, His wife and children
were literally burned 10 ashes and only
fragments Of their bodies can be found,
Tho eldest child was thirteen years old
and the youngest baby.