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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-10

many handsome buildings, both public
aud private, business houses aud dwell
ings, the Improvements that are going
on, and the busy street life, attest " the
energy and prosperity Of the people. Its
depot accommodations, however are
miserable; It's streets are Outrageously
rough; and the transfer in busses from
one depot to the other Is one continual
abominable jolt. The completion of the
Union Depot will effect great reform
in this department.
We left ST. Louis at 8;l5 p. NJ. on the
st. L., X. & n. X r., and arrived in
Macon 1T six in the morning, having
been DELAYED about an hour by the heavy
rain, which descended all night and all
day Saturday.
Macon is one OF those thriving, GO
ahead little cities that have sprung
up in the West inside Of the
last ten years. 1t has been
building up and improving rapidly, and
intends to continue doing so. It's people
are of that genial, socable temperament
characteristic of the West, mingled at
the same time with All element of the
chivalric spirit of the South.
There is fine sport to be had here IN
the way OF hunting and fishing, and |
hope soon to be able to give you some
thrilling accounts of encounters with
prairie chickens, qpails and other wild
animals.
A terrible accident occurred this morn
ing, upon the Hannibal and st. Joe road
While the train for the west was being
switched, and other cars were moving on
the various tracks, gentleman attempt
ed to cross with his little boy. In order
to avoid an engine moving over thetrack
before him, the father lifted his son from
that track and placed him on the one be-
hind him, when an engine he had not
seen, snatchej the little fellow from his
hand and hurled him manglcd and bleed
ing under its wheels When We arrived
upon the spot the body had been remov-
ed, but little hat, glued to the track
with blood and brains, remained to mark
the place where the child had met its sad
fate y. u. W.
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FOREIGN.
The Glasgow Rioters.

LONDON, August lO-Specisls from
Glasgow report that sixty rioters, many
of whom were hurt, were brought before
magistrate yesterday morning and
remanded to jail. The rioting broke out
again in the suburbs Monday. and the
volunteer and regular troops were order
ed to hold themselves IN readiness, but
the disturbance was quieted by reading
the riot act. 1t is rumored that Il mob Of
Catholics armed with hatchets, steel
knucklers aud knives are organized and
acting under leaders. 1t is reported that
several of the men of Castaiy are heads
Of centres.
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DYSPEPSIA.

SYMPTOMS-W OF appetite, rising oi
food and wind from the stomach, HcidIiN
OF the stomach, heartburn, dryneSS ami
whitcucSs Ot the tongue In the morning
sense of distensiun In the stomach and
bowels, sometimes rumbling and pain
rDstivenrSS, which Is occasionally iDirf
ruptrd by diarrhwa palcncSS Of the urine
The mouth Is clammy, Or has "A sour or BIT
ter taste. other frequent symptoms hr"
watcrbrash, palpitatiOn Of the heart, head.
ache, and disorders OF the senses, a seeing
double, etc. There is general debility
languOr and aversion To motion detection
OF the spirits, disturbed sleep, and fright
ful dreams.
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All Diseases of the Blood.

II Nrgetine will relieve pain, cleanse,
purify and cure such diseases, restoring
the patient To perfect health after trying
different physicians, many remedies, sun
rring for ycNrs, Is II moi conclusive proof, II
YOU are "A sufferer, you can bc cured? why
il thSs medicine performing such great
cures? II works In the blood In the rircu-
Iatiug huid II can truly be called III"
Grcdf Blopd Purifier. tn" great source oi
disease originates in the blood; and u"
medicine that does not act directly upon
il, "a purify and rccuvates, has any just
claim upon public attention.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCTNNATI August 3.-Co.ton-
Quiet at 14lc. Flour-Quict and un-
changed. Whcat-Quict at 81 GOal -.
Corn-Quict at 7j@77c. Oats Steady
at 72@7jc. Ryc-Frm at 9jcG II %
Pork-Dull and nominal a. 50 90.
Lard-Dull; sale, Of summer at BE; ket-
tie l4lm14lc. Bulk Meats-Qulct and
steady; shoulders sic; clear rib held at
l2tc; clear l2lc. Bacon-Frm and in
fair demand at sl@9.ml3i@l3!c.
WHISKY Firm and in fair demand at
II Is.
Hoes Active: common light s. 00@
: 3j. fair 20 medium = jOa5 -; good
TO extra s. sjGr,7 90.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, August 3.-FIOur-
Firm but .ess doing; extras 81 25d 80;
high grades s. 2jm = -. Whcat-IIeld
s,ily; light otTering,; red old 81 80; do
new 81 40 Corn-Nery quiet; yellow
Sic; Nixed s5@ SIC. Oats-M hIte
western 7Om7lc. Whi-ky-Scarcc AT
81 ~. Butter-Firm; New York and
Bradford county extra &oT3I!c; first.
23C1 26c; western extras "a 10; first,
ITl,2lc; rolls, extra 2lC re; tirsts lsld,
2Oc. Cheesc-Steady; fine western lO1'
lOlc. Egg Improving; western fresh
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RELIABLE EVIDENCE.

Mr.. II. X. STEvESs:, Dear Sir-I will
most cheerlully add my testimony 10 The
great number you have already received
in favor of your great and good medicine,
Negetine, for do not think enough can
bee said In its praise, for was troubled over
thirty years with that dreadful disease.
Cutafrh. aud had such bad coughing spells
that IL you ld seem A. though could never
breath any more, and N"g,tine has cured
me; aud do feel 10 thank God all III"
time that there iS 80 good a medicine a.
Negrtinc. aud also think u one OF III"
h.si medicines Tor coughs and weak sink
ing feelings al the stomach, and a1viS-
.ycrybedy To taAe the Negetine, for ] can
,ssuT.. them II is one Ofihe best medicines
that ever was. MRS. l.. GORE,
Corner Magazlnc and Walnut Sts., Cam.
bridge. Massachusetts,.
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NO. A..
Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, August 9.-Flour-Qu.et All
unchanged Wheat-Active; closing
weak; No. white Michigan 81 5j; an b.,
Michigan 81 ~! new u 4j; seller a.
gust 81 So seller September 81 Al No
, red 81 5O9l 81; new 81 3j. Corn
Closed quiet high mixed 1Sc; seller Al
gust 76c; seller September 7G!c; low NIX
ed 73lc; damaged 65ic Oats-Firm
No. seller August 4Sc; seller Septcm-
Der 44c.
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Pittsburgh Market.

PrrTsYUEGH. Augu.tg. Whea;-Ex-
cited and price, advanced; Pennsylvania
and Chic red quoted vt 81 5JMl 20; am
Der and white 81 53mI G3. Confirm;
ear s5ld Soc on track; shellcd s7bGd $50
free in elevator. PrtroIeum-Quict aud
steady; crude 81 i at Parkers; refined
lie for Philadelphia delivery
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFYICE OF CHEF signal OFFICER,
WAsHISGroS, August 10, ! 4. NJ. J
PROBABILITIES.

PROBAb LII
For the New England and Middle
States continued warm or clear weather
during the day, with light soulherly to
westerly winds, stationary or falling ba-
rometcr, and possibly followed by light
rains during the night.
For the Lake Region, the Ohio Valley,
Gulf States and Tennessee, Increasing
cloudiness and local rains, with light
variable winds, mostly from the east aud
south, slight changes in temperature and
slowly falling barometer.
For the Upper Mississippi and Mis-
souri, Valleys, light rains, followed by
clearing weather, southwest TO northwest
winds, Slight changes in temperature and
low but slowly rising barometer.
For the South Atlantic States, decid-
cdlv warm and partly cloudy weather,
with southeast to southwest winds, slight
changes in barometer and light rains
near the coast during the night.
The Ohio river will fall slowly below
Louisville and rapidly above, hut will
continue above the danger line between
Louisville and Evansville and remain
below at Pat lcan.
The Mississippi will fall slowly at ST.
Louis and Cairo, and remain stationary
or rise very slightly At stations above.
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GOOD EVIDENCE.

IINI I'M II NV ~ INI.s
MIR II. X. STEVENS: Dear Slr-Thr two
bottles Of Nrgetinc furnished me by your
agent, my vile has used with great benefit
For "A long time she has been troubled
with diZZiacs. aud costiyencss: these
troubles are now removed by the us" ~
Nrgrtine.
She was also troubled with dyspepsia
and general debility, and has been greatly
b, ucttcd. THOMAS GILMORE,
2yglg Walnut street.
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Body CoIored woman Found.

CAIRO August 9.-The body Of the
cololed woman found in the river yes
terday, was identified as Ellen Watkins.
She hired II horse here on Friday and
attempted to ride to Villa Ridge. A.
the roads for half the distance are under
water, her death by drowning was the
natural result.
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Gained Is Pounds of Flesh.

SoUTH BERWICK, ME-, Jan. Il, 49,.
MIR. II. X. STEVENS, Esq: Dear Sir-I have
had dyspepsia in its worst form tor the last
ten years, and have taken hundreds uI
dollars WORTH OF Medicine without obtain
ing any relief. In September last com
mcnced taking the Ncgctine, since which
time my health has steadily improved.
Ny food digcsts well, and have gained
fifteen pounds of flesh. There are several
others In this place taking the Negetinr,
all have obtained relief. Yours, truly,
THOMAS r.. MOORE,
Ovcr>"cr of card room, Portsmouth Co..
Mtllg
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, August 9.-Wneat-
Quiet; No. red 81 So; No. do 81 So.
Corn and Oa,s-Quict ana unchanged.
Receipt--W Wheat, 100 bushels; corn
! 400 bushels; oats 900 bushels. Petro-
leum-Quiet; standard white, car lots,
gIc; Ono State test lOici small lots Ia
% higher.
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APPRECIATION.

H,RLEsTowS. MASS, Msrcn 10, 1863.
II. K. STEVENS This is 10 certify that
have used your Blood Preparation
tNegetine,t in my family for several years,
aud think that, for scroiula or CankerOus
HumOrs or Rheumatic affections, II can
MOI be excelled: and rs blood purifier
aud spring medicine II Is the best thing
ever used and have used almost every
thing. | can cheeriully recommend IL 10
any one In need ofsuch medicine.
Yours respectfully,
MRS. A. A. DISSMORE,
~ Russell street
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What ! Know About Vegetlne.
SOUTH BosroN, May y. IS7O

SOUTH BosroN, May y, 1870.
MIR SrEvENs: Dear Sir i had consider
able experience with tn" Ncgctine. For
dyspepsia, general debility and impure
blood, the Negetine is superior 10 any
thing which I have ever used. ! com
mcuced taking Ncgctine about the middle
Of last winter, and, after usiLg "a few bot
ties, II entirely cured me of dyspepsia, ant
my blood never was In aS good condition
rs at the present time. II will afford IN"
pleasure TO give any further particular,
relative 10 what know about this good
medicine TO any one who will call or Hd
dress nae ai my residence, So Athens -.
Very respectfully,
MONROE PARKER,
.iN5 Athens street.
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Honors to the Memory OF Hans
Christian Andersen.

LoNDoH, August 9.-The Liberal Club
will have An Andersen Hans Christian) }
memorial meeting, Friday evening next.
Several addresses will be made \ special
invitation will be extended, through the
representative of the King OF Denmark,
to all the countrymcn of Andersen to nj
tend, and the Danish consulate OF this
city is taking step, to assist in the ob,cr-
Nunrn.
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Stcady.
STATE BONDs-Duil.

SToCKs-Dulness was the only feature
of the stock market, which opened firm.
Later there was reaction Of per cent
in Western Union, and ! to ! per cent
in the other shares. At the close the
market was strong at the best prices of
the day for Northwestern, st. Paul. Ohios
and Pacific Mail. The remainder of the
list closed u fraction off from the highest
prices reached. Transactions at the Stock
Exchange $1,000 shares, of which 5000
were Pacific Mail, 1000 Western Union,
1000 Northwestern, 1000 Lake Shore
and $500 OhIos.
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Lntcr-Not ns Bad ns FIrst Renorted.

OSHKOSH, August "a IRE broke
out this afternoon in the third story
working ROOM of J. b. Weisbrods
furniture establishment, from spark
from a neighboring foundry through an
open window while the workmen We're
gone to dinner. The upper story burnt
out first aud the second story was badly
damaged by water. The stock on the
first floor. including pianos and organs.
were all removed. Damage to the build.
ing $1,000; fully insured. The los on
furniture by fire and water will probably
be $1,000; insured for 81 900.
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The Rise In the MIssIssIppI.

MEMrHrs, August 9.-Up to o'clock
this evening the river rose an inch and II
half from the same time yesterday. 1t is
now within three and II half inches of the
spring rise. There Is no change in the
situation. The officers of the James
Howard from New Orleans report no
further damage below here than already
reported in these dispatches.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and stock
Market

NEW YORK, August 9.-GoLD-Open-
ed and closed at ll5;, selling in the mean-
time stll3!@ll33 Borrowing rate,
G2 per cent and fiat.
GoYERSMESTs-Stea
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Printers Strike.

INDIASAPoLIs, August . The prin-
tiers in the Sentinel office struck this AZ
tcrnoon on account Of a reduction on the
price Of composition.
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Omaha Items.

OMAHA, August 9.--To-duy's specials
from the West announce that the grass
hoppers are very numerous at Grand
Island, Willow Island, Central City,
Wood River, Hastings, and are doing
great injury in the vicinity Of those
places. Immense cloud. Of hoppers are
still dying southwark.
The papers in the suits of the b. & NJ.
Railroad in Nebraska, against sixteen
counties, to restrain the Treasurer from
collecting taxes for 1874, have been filed
in the office of the Clerk OF the United
States Court. a temporary injunction
has been granted till August 3lst.
None OF the parties shot by McEIro
Elkham Saturday last, were seriously in
jured.
a good rain fell here early this mcrn-
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,. .t.,.
..s.. .a NsN l'T' !s''r'1'!
..r r.r-r., IN, morning the
.., .-. ,hs, the weather to-day
-,., .r,gjy with va,terly
....ar.y winds, stationary tcmpSr"-
~! .,yau rains.
..,au, 70
IHE "'L@0'.'' u'' ''','' ~
..y. been cd tremendous "'''' a.
..... -.p.-,s mad, il appear that the
......,.4hya General contla-
.."a "'' ''.. .'' 30 cha, :, -.
grafton. h., a,rF ones states '""' - =,
..... ...y .a 81 ,ma,. loss, when was 10
-.., .,,r.. covered by insurance.
L,, D., a.
\ GRAND He'.'"- "
..,.a ohio. ptna. 81 wr"N ago }" 'ne III
.r.I.ga Erie. Alliance and
,,.l T... chief goutrac.
Wheeling .'A'''"''
,.- of the road, Hon. +. W n hELLo'd'
...s.... ..rr.fy speech. showing the great
.'- .t...r... ,ya-, Much
a''a".A9' P.'.''.'. ,.,... ,f an
enthusiasm prevailed, N'' ..s
..-.ysrt, .....,,.s' .0n-."ma.''A "l Inc
~. -p,.,r ..-. :-...y oppressed.
r,,.,-..r--,,v Re- ,,er .RadicaU
81" ~
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4 Peculiar Case or Crooked whisky.

CHICAGO, August "a peculiar case
of crooked whisky was discovered to-
day in the rectfying establishment of B.
+. Ford, Oliver y Co, % South Water
street. The amount involved i about
400 barrels. 1t seem, that large amount
OF whisky has been shipped By that firm
to the East, principally TO Haskell "
Helzetgesser OF indianapolis. The irreg-
ularity Of the matter is. while the bonds
had the proper amount Of liquor,and while
the stamp was correctly affixed and APP
proved by the gNuger, yet the stuos on
the gauger's books indicate that ou Y n
small part Of the correct amount was con.
tanned in the barrels. For example,
where - gallons were shipped the stub
would denote only about "A. From this
the conclusion WAS reached by inspector
Matthews that "crookcd whisky had
been gotten into the stills, and that Lhi,
means was taken to get it out, and
that the gauger, j. NJ. Hood,
who has done the major part
ofthe work for the firm, has cunnivci AT
the deception. The error was discovered
when the footing OF the books Of the In
dianapolis were compared with those Of
the Chicago firm in the Treasury De-
pariment.
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4 reward of five thousand dollars has
been offered tor apprehension for Alex
ander Collie.
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Another Rig Fireiu Oshkosh.

MILWAUKEE, August 9.-Another biz
ire has broke out at Oshkosh. Every
thing i in the wildesi confusion. 1t may
possibly be put out, but it is doubtful.
No further particulars up to , p. IN.
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New YORK, August 9.-This after
noon on application Of Fairchild, Assist
ant State-Attorncy Judge Westbrokc,
granted an order of attachment against
Dennison, Beldon " Co.. canal contrac-
tors for $4l7 900, on IN order of arrest,
requiring barl from each in the sum of
100000.
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DIV TFl @~= ~;
DT iELEGKAPH
To IHL
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, Office Northwest cor.
OF Main and 18th SITS.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Another Railroad War.

ST. Louis, August 9.-The railroad
war between the st. Louis, Kansa, City
u Northern and the Missouri Pacific
roads continues, and the Hannibal X st.
Joe rosd has entered the arena by reduc-
ing the fare to Chicago to i've dollars,
and round trip tickets to ten dollars,
which has been met by the st. Louis,
Kansas City " Northern and the Chica-
go " Alton roads. 1t is said that the
fight between the roads include freight
rates as well Ms passenper rates.
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TtinI oIA. d ". collie.

The trial of Alexander and William
Collie on the charge of obtaining large
sums o: money from the London and
Westminster banks on false pretcncc-,
was brought to sudden stop this morn
ing by the announcement that Alexander
Collie had abScondcd. His bail was
thercupon estreated and warrant issued
for his arrest. MeSSrs. Collics solicitors
and Sergeant Balantine announced their
withdrawal from the case. The prose-
cution declined to proceed against VIM.
Collie in the absence of Alexander, but
he was ordered 20 appear month hence,
and the case was adjourned.
\ cable rumor has it that the London
and Westminster bunks have comprn-
missed with Alex. Collie, and allowed him
to escape to the continent, and that the
proceedings against his brother William,
have been discontinued by the banks.
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ACarpct Bag Fugitive Captured.

CHARLESTON, ). G., August 9.-Park
er, the ex-Treasurer of State who escaped
from Jail last week, while awaiting trial
for plundcring the State while in office
was recaptured in Canada last night and
will be brough. 10 Columbia in irons.
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business Firms Embarrassed.

MONTREAL, August 9.-During the past
week twelve commercial firms in this city
who are perfectly sound, so far as assets
aud liabilities are concerned, have been
obliged to make special arrangements
with their creditors tor extension of time
to meet their engagements.
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The Treasury Robbery.

WAsHINGToS, August No time is
yet fixed for the preliminary examina-
tiOns OF the persons arrested for the lar
ceny of the $4,000 package from the
Treasury Department. Ottman has en-
ployed Richard r. Merrick as counsel
and sn effort will be made to have the
bail reduced, but the authorities demand
bonds. OLtman recently made heavy
deposit in bank in Alexandria, and the
officers have gone to secure the money.
The employees in the cash room at the
Treasury Department have been watched
IN all their movements since the robbery.
Ottman appeared to-day, before the
Judge and waived preliminary exam.
ination. The Judge, after hearing the
statement Of the District Attorney, re.
quired him TO give bail in the sum of
$4,000, in default of which Ottman was
committed.
The sealed package, bearing Ottman's
name, which was deposited in the Alex
andria Bank has been opened, and was
found to contain twenty.nInc five hun
drcd dollar bills. The package Wa,
taken 10 Washington. The detectives
expect To recover $4,000 more to-day.
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Ahu1t $4,000 Of the NM.
J. II. N TIE Treasury has d,,u rac,yaro5 ,n,ej'
t1' afternoon the marshal sc,ze5 ,ha
fuP"f'y ot Ottmau and closed bis res, ~
AM The whole amount stolen viii
p 's''y be restored to the Trrasrrv -
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Brutal Murder aud Robbery.

TAHLEQUAH, l. I, August H.-Th0ma-
Carlisle, white man, but citizen Of
the Cherokee Nation and a well to Do
farmer, while sleeping on the porch OF
his house on Friday night WAS taken
from his bed by three white men and
murdered in the presence o: his family
and robbed of quite sum Of money.
Carlisle lived near Tahlequah on Kane :
Creek, and was highly respected by all
who knew him. Chief OF Police, Wm.
P. Ross, ha. gone up to investigate and
will at once offer reward for III" cap
ture of the murderers, who are unknown.
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Movements or the American Team

LosDoN, August 9.-The gentlemen
of the American team and their friends
arrived this morning from Paris. Seve-
raj Of the party will visit Sir Henry
Stanford tomorrow, at Vision Hall, his
country seat in Leicestershire, where
they will meet number of distinguished
guests. On Thursday all will 20 to Liv-
erpool, to embark for home on the steam
er City of Berlin, except Mr.. Bruce, who
remains on the continent.
Sir Charles Adderly's shipping bill to-
day passed its second reading in the
House of Lords.
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The Flood I'm The Wabash
Destructive Fires.

MILWAUKEE, August "a fire at
Sparta this morning destroyed Cooke :
elevator and five warehouses, owned by
Motiatt * CargilI, King " Darwin and
II. Shrcene. TWO freight cars Of the
-. Paul railroad and one hundred bale
OF hops were burned. loss 100000
Insurance s., 800.
At Beloi: this morning 4 building
owned by J. NJ. Carpenter, AT part Of
Mcrrilrs row. adjoining, were destroyed
by fire. Los $1,000; insured.
Alabama Election.
MoNTGoMLRY, August 9.-ComPlet"
returns show that the Convention was
carried by 1890 majority. The dele
gntes elected number, Democrat, 81, In
dependent Democrats 8, Republicans T..
The grasshoppers are damaging the
crops in North Alabama.
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