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, 1875-10-01

4 meeting was held at No. B5 Chicago ayonue
last evening to organize elab for tie hish.
toeAsh "Asa 10 ''se hssesess o. eee pppas's!on
! party. Tho attondaoeo vos email, aud very lit
LII 4n''te1' "as u@'.'' A.,
James Lyman wss called to tile CHAR. and
srho tir.t o,estinn n ,ott}e scs tha n,rna
A"o M '"' sn,hrrn S clni' ,,,irl <'1 c-an.t%
co.saiderAbo contention. Tic meeting was
COL yUsod of threo dlttsnct ihcs.ona -A9so IN
LAW. sSsu,. - nod f,pnosuion. Af.ar rn;ritod
wrnnt ID the Oppositiotl e.pmoot tnu1pphod aad.
~ r. ~, xna ns1nsd encom1n0r' In afqs,r,s n
H.. sn' ,or ~ nst;o,,
In aoi asstt. ;ts. ,,,,,~oa -, ,,,,,,..u.. .n,
co nMistoo appouRTu On pe!M.neut o9Rau1-
ratified: james LvmAn President; Horny
WIclaud, Tice-r1csident; daniel Klroy,
Ter'ss g.. .,nor Jnsn.or Jsn,a 1Ianlsy Eisn.
nsrres, Turl tE,eo Mckllty Hobart wtn4onh md J.
ssssss oss lVs faoved Ia short speechrs, The
shi1sse r. aes,1ng q t I'm n % aurne for Gao weet
!. ~, rau1r,e-s wa,a ahnut snc-ciur from tho
bsseuae, lii rsse. vatativo of TnE Ts1nGsr wa un.
fo1tuato cnuan to 10 1p tho xxy u QUO OF tsapy
eess being buried In ea. dtseos9n by coanty coa,-
eJtaer g MsuaGros, wh h.d ctt tS room fsw no
wxrt, Employed n, y1.itor It sha
Countv Areu,'s olttv 1t Ills dictst4on.
Ali eI!ort 10 nd ths assa isn't vas uu,yuubg, 10 oF
,Lsy having rett,Atod mo s.c Arl1ess nia night
Ts tudNnatou of ths 1T. ulants upan the ,nre.iug
w4s g.ner9s, aud Il arcUa..re hid dars1 70 hAvo
fxrt it'd corst!tuents 1t the Ill N.Y. he would hare paid
dearly for hjs exhibition OF ian. inlercy, Tlu
pauit did nus hcrt irwuya hut half hour Later
Wits, ths reporters tncir way fiuu the meet
1ng they agAlu psssied with while aas!ng n
company of laast4 Chicago aveul Tbs Aitca got
t:o worst of the fuzzy of tbs ruthaus who xero uve
iu number seyarA xe1 seruck, tas Als' Eosatls-
Ma4 who MAJ tn company With the seposttss. 1bia
ttlno McCaroy may not iavs been ons AZ Rssall-
ants, but hs occupied tho mnse cuip&i 10 position II
| Le,nI tAe!r pzuinl,ter.
| a.nE THIRTEENTH wAAp,
, 1875-10-01
SPAIN.


Loxpos, Bopt 1u.-A letter In the Timer this
morning from Paris has tho following An &C.
credited opinion prevails in Madrid that Senior
EauoVsa do Castillo IL about to roturn To tho
rEou,ierBlip. ie In Displaying marvellous NC
tiyity In order 10 lead back conci!iasson CaM-
net. Tla reason OF bis refusal to rcoonstituso
the Cabinet sfte5.Tlnuing = victory On the auf-
fssge question was hla engagement With tho
Vatican to 1eHtose the ConooEuae Ia return for
the establishment Of Pspsl Nunolo at Madrid.
whereby to Affect PApal influences 10 favor of
the cs!i!sta b. interpreting \ provisional md
moro liberal Govesnmant. When tho csta!s
with tho Vatican thseRtepel, ha e1-
poetod 70 fEee bpain from ito religious
difficulty: Tbia solved, ha hopes to return with
such 1loderateS ~ consent 10 conyocaton ol
tho Cortaa BY universal nunrage, ard to racon-
clio Germany. which wAs offended by hia Attt-
tuds On she Religious question: by advocating tho
tnArslnxe Of HlnK Alfonso with Z uerman Pziu-
ooss- On the marriage question he Will hsve to
oppose lot only thoss who oppo4s Gosmaa H.
luepos, but tho Kings family and Ia paft4espa
who favor tho Montpsaalef kllIanoe.
uo&AuNtaT AA1Auuxxa.
mADn1D, Sept. so.-A baud Of twsnty.Sonf
A1a naxsud1n8 and aaAeAvos4ug u out i'm fssi.
war &Ad talek sAphtu COMMUNICATIONS, Tbs Gov.
esiszent hAs dispatched y body Ut teoapa thitl4sr
tu put than doth.
aApn4p, Hapt. 8a.-ohlcial dispatches report
that thA NbpnblcaA bkutla which had riasn In
Hts1yx A1s4aa ueatAt& with nc Support hAYn
hesa obliged 10 dioperss to svotd rusauA.
~ atkAsfltH.
II suaa&3aaxas ot The f1stsainsn Ut 1h4 t1oS.
, 1875-10-01
GENERAL.


An EVIDENCE or CIVILIZATION.
Nrw oaLrAso. Sept. 30.-A political eosre-
sponlence will appear in to.mofEaw's papers to-
tuoon Chairman Packard, Of tho Ropublican
State Committee A. Il. Leonard editor Of tho
Shreveport Times; and 4. GreelT. Liberal
leader. In his communication Nr. Packard Es-
nua.kB at Ia much dcs1ped that tho Liberal
whse element propezly outside the Democracy
should consolidate With the colorod votera,
That Liberal eh1ncnt viii then bo rein
forced iu numbers 10 as to be always
able 70 maintain party asconacnoy nser tho
Uruoc-Ata, and ttlt eootcl Eunn will hs rc4ntnrco!
with intelligence Rua1cut to Insure wise au1 hon"4t
upon e. aI.l ajnrty. But tho fear Of ostrAsisn4
from tho ,xhts 1xut'to EA4 prevented such Eat@he
FIN t1s sseectinp ip rHe epuhiiean., who
cana!4ates denounced for rot eseetinE better
aoosca esctor : unwilling % l..ys h!s political o.
70 9 pity 70 Sot bottle ., p - ls as, @
s1 a.s ~ Ice ri 1us vo'G to isoo S .
IL. isssa ststos xIf.ss % sle ent. Il Govern:
ueat honest nd sezuPnious 70 Isot:es, :.,onas ~
eIubNcsn purposes. The baEtness aud sgr1eiiltur.l
Interests demand the aandon!neat Of tho csor te ~
vo,a white and black. 10 rsuyo conadenre aud xaea
feeling Thsu, iadpcd, Will thers b p"ses snu ps''
| rcrty In Loula.ans."
iii lie Wsinhkeaa r.riy .tateud. u eafry Int
effect tho principle. ANNOUNCED III th, deeaas4oni y.
II lis issembly I'D LII c*rytuR through. Lnt
suua .urs. % patsssr Of III nt.,S ~ +n ,no&fs -
s..aaissd without ltfen,y II tie leading men will
euiy rss Huperor 10 rnese ,Arti*n views WI! CO.
operate with any r.y aud With ~ men a"aesuy VI. st.
bsr ~ thss stira have had the pleasure es tses..
ing from you high compliment sGa. "as "s ms, c
rcaret our efforts u ea-5,etats nosaelo. snd IL
nrsnsdud nj sqpae good Will re<ult thsrsttana."
, 1875-10-01

Tho following spontaneous trtbuto
to tho eic1ry of nr. Fs11 inusas.a Oriental Cream
ssstcsl neauti-F IL frnm Sir. r. ". Eyans ths oli
cstal,IIsilrl Isrf1Iner of Philadelphia:
lnrIApfLrLA. April ~, lsig.-Da. GoCnAup:
think your Cream IL nnqHeatIonaby the beat thing In
this line, for the WHEN lady uBes 1t Bho
continue. II III preference To anything eae. Orr
tlern fur It regular enet. ni s fet4lied by ths
,nors sold here than you arc aware Of. What Ia 70
quirrd 10 nsure Large sale Is !i!cra amount spont
In tnlcious altertirng Lc the Ladies' know i3 lner.
s. and especially tho price; aud, II they ohcs try It,
we yecurt rssHlsr customer II Vas tho osucr /
wona nell more Of Il n fhs city than al tho OF
the akin preparations pit to9e:hcr.
r. ". Evans.
Prepared by Dr. Fe!lr Gouraud GheEi1f, No. ts
EondA iate Of ~ 1roalway, and formerly Of Walk.
e--s.. EstotliEbeI thirty-one years. Guarantee OF
The CurttY Of ali Dr.. GGnra.d'a pA:aslons.
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ornm"nt ttoora tho Cerliatu lave becn compelled
I" withdraw their asiiIory from pus,tlohs nesr

ornm"ht stoora tho Csrliatu Ilave becn compelled
Y withdraw their atsiiIory from posltlohs nesr
h,t S"bas.au, To Th1osn.
TIKI hElnI7tn tCltEsi1: Tn nE-E:;TIfH0HH 2EEE9
LoSW'H Dct. III n. m..-Tho 1Hdrs IAtss
dispatch tarA rreeihl Information received thcro
confirms to nnrttBiots that Tho rafl!htt llasa
gained contf.erAh1a rHccnss llekr han Sebastian
IN THcsd1c. L'f'nlrers rnrort5 tli.t lV3 al
fouau.a weto killed. and l.11U Woundnd.
tainE:.LA.
Iy,shn E+an,intr.
1horo havn hccu rliulurs ut MI tntenneh n"1
ttHtt-Htitao IN A;ain. Which ticEt. Mafs'hek
EanJH,H ~ hRii to p,r,lita:e. This tifnn tho OBJ
inct w,ul,i In IL rn-e,ithr1np !Hcrn lt1btlla.
In tll,r matter II have rhcntyea tho following
communication - When tio 1a.t military l1rn-
nilcta,,lirnt0 wan cnrrrd mt II had been aEfesl
1,e by thu clti,trators to bling bark iIEAt. A.
iopno to Nnlrid !; ard tbnn, aftfr II hf!ln time,
also thu cx-t}ute,t, hs inutt.er, H. waa u;op
thin understanding tlat hin fulnri,stl rast Of
tho tlntoY required fur cp.rilItirE TIM
army. Tia ndyiretH IT Alfonso. however, lays
hitherto been Unwilling 10 Et 1rabu1la cntlo hack
to The Capital! lest i,e difficulties of the Hituntpn
wl,ic!, nto already very Ereas. xhcnd heco,En
overwhelming. At Tho sumo .iue. it must he
acknowledged that tho boy.fnonarffl h1.l1ao!f.
though no. expressing doslsa for tho return of
his n,uthrr. haJ repeatedly shown melancholy
wthreAa of AF'!Ft 10 such ieEreG as to rGi1t!er
rAto ri things It Aeeulb that the gI.Tuccn llas
approached oue or tTp OF tho corniHaJ,t.ota who
PLAYED part In tho Int coup IL ntat. with very
pressing demands, perhaps bhnhoh by fresh tnb-
Bsah.ial arguments. for h fn1mGnt Of tho
original cotnpart. Should. howayer, an event of
lilo Kind 3nd!catel really occur, RIO may LOOK for
ward 10 serious scencs of disturbance"
, 1875-10-01
IT.. tu.i~a t,o fAther, the wifo, hnd sovofAl Of
t,r .t,it;,rn ef 4Ae ovetthrnwl banker"

,,,,;-, IN f.tI,or. tbo vjfo, en1i several ol
ths esn'y,-n Of .lAo ovatthro~'t banker
,,',.,,an.,.,,, ,ra AIIo,,,1,ic ,,;plomss wil, bs
IIoh'eop'''r "''i A"ol"." .a,,<<,,. ~
rjycn rep p.ra!&1T by tho diI'o6f'E Hc't''''a o1
mr. ,,r;ut. in tAo -ttolttRau university. Tho fac
".."e ~. ,. sr,,,'',,x oro pns,,,r bo1,o ~
lna l Wv. hay M body noticed tho bearing Of
d.. ,;,lt f;rsn,',, rou,arks nt 1Jog Mosnen upon
Fnp'''. ''."'. H.. M;.,.;o g, 1r,,vorsitv ) lin
e;rtunl|y n c,,iu, ,ons that Tho Stato abandon
Va .,ta,,. n, NJ 3,ea,to,, hcyou1 tho coxu.no.,
a'i aHe1"i't' ~ 'A"~A''S" wy 0A
t.uno,, ,.,nn- s.,to. lh,t 4uo lo,r. In
ias'lF''' '%'po' r,"'o' -, Nv ,'o -, ~.
En:o Tho rtccnt mcotlhg at HaFarden " sir.
f:,a1atnno uas e3pscoJ iu Lis fayorito exercise
,,.' ,.,'., ,rt,,s. ,.,,a ., 81 lin, .,v That
ot !"ltt" A'o"s' anoAo WIG ga" W" n"5 Nv ~.
no y, NJ to wnik In TRIO Wool1nnn faHb!oftt with
y, .,.,,,.. !. =, t.1.t...s ,,I.., .r1 hin nt,;.t
, 1875-10-01

RoME Bspt. s0.-Chrdinal MoCloakey took
poaaeasion Of his tito In tho Church Of 8anota
MAnA HupsA Minor7iam It noon to-day. hany
Italians aud foreigners. especially Americans,
witnessed tho ceremony. Cardinal McCIoBkoy
enterod. accompanied BY thirsy-aayau Dominican
Fathers and saysEal prclaies. Approaching the
altar, he pronounced briof prayer, and seated
h,nso1f in tie Episcopal dhair. Monssgnor
Oatelal thou saAa bull comforting tho tito. aud
tho 1ouoral OF tho DominlcAns delivered IN 3D.
ltesy. 0ardlnAi MeCloskey replied, and alosea
With prayer. 4 10 den1a Was then aun9. Aftsr-
wards tito Cardinal received spectators Ia ths
lall attached to tina church.
, 1875-10-01

- Is EdtsoY Of Tbs chsea1s 1F{5.ns
CHICAGO, Sept. 3o.-As. Nestng hAs dkscd and
ade up with tbt men whom, Last April, 10 called
thicves, p,snrs. and ballot-to1 suffers. Has theis
cnarscte. changed suoe7 But matter fall In Hnc
70 0lTpsi!on.sts. aud elect him and his friends.
Aenaw gets Flner.y ~ his compensation. Won Holen
his his promise year ahe@d. Jimmy Ac0rath b 10
cot snrus Office. and al t}ls bo5B Ere 10 get good
character III the StaaiA Zettuno Truly, Mr.. HesIug
ls great rnsn II be do Eli this. II there no:
honesty and manhood in some Opposition leaders to
rcbel7 II not tho people s.oul object 70 thls barter
O'Aara, Marx Sheridan. Fincrty, and our eatoeznei
Irish Adcsmeu have agree TO deliver ths irish over.
hir. NoAinB tho GeruAna> Hea!nY and hls pe7
rult v1sn to les Mr. Hesiug know that thore q oas
1rtskmnn whom Aensw. 0'Haf1, Sheridan. and Ftnas-
ty can't da!irps. Az l1ANAAI.
, 1875-10-01

70 TIE "SSAY.42suUAN nAFEUl1VaSus
70 t&4 Ea,tsr Of 14.e Gh,eauo 7ttbut.s:
Cu,cAao. 1ept. i9.-Wli! you be kind eaough
to allow mo 10 speak through your paper 70 the
"s.sy-at-homs Republicans" Ihaye always bssu
. Republican, and have resided 4ero upwards OF
&usatv years, and have the interests OF the PARTY
ii heart {no< Ia pocket. for ! have nasss held
otlcs And do not dsslss ~. have slvays bsen
Asnoaest ths fossaost u my ward md section 70
dp 4nY and III ttak u ny poW1 tyr ~ PAtHs
Eqod ID have int4ktAbay aosas chi VI AvaRI aaia.
, 1875-10-01
CUBA.


TEE Tr1InUBIEn sTonr DENIED.
Nxw YoKK 6apt, 3o-Tha Spanish Nia1aser at
Washington, nov In this city, states that ho has
EecsLyod telog1am from tho Captain. General
nf Cuba In relation to tho reported landing Of
tho expedition OF tho Uruguay, formorly tho o.
tavias
No Decentralization Of thu expedition OF tho Uruguay
has be4n snsda shA aIApd, Notwithstanding Alnef
eaR nswapspsrs hAva publshed tbs contrary.
faiQpsal YAiAAaxDA,
, 1875-10-01
New Scheme to Ra-Ent1lrone
Ex-Queen Isabella.
Tbs CQrlists Retire from TIC Siege
Of San Sebastian,
Cardinal Mo0loskey Is Formally In
Quoted into Office.
Notice of All Advance III NntcS p5
tho Auglo-Amcrlcaf1 tapAe
Company.
TURKEY.


TURKEY.
rr,r or srny1A'H LOYALTY.
Tk"i " ~ "rho Standard, Vienna
LONDON, ''ol'' "o' =. 1r.a n,o,,ovot occ,,,o.
correspondent aaya ~, ln' ",... psoru - ,aa,o,
tun of the fs1aud OF Llttlo i'eaoaot 10 !ooheo
upos, ~ al Indication Of Iurkoys intention 10
fnr,o an lama with t,cty.a."
4o1eo nv ,.,,.,,,,,r, nYvop.
oHr,'f -" ,"'o -. s.,,,... .o.n ".u. ,,,,,;ro in
FAFs7, ac[t- ao.-Ao ie"tp" o"s' H''.'"h -
known In dpomatc elfelea Oh Ina A'io2oo c'fcu-
lar addressed by Turkey to tho Powers complain"
.",ooro "S nud ;1ecIarinr n conflict tnoytablo /,
!eneBau, as. aee',H ~ T. .,,ern a,.. t,,n,.i.a"s ~
ey ocrns,jnn ~ nn5ion at a., sia
~ trnrkis,, troonl,.
vtru., ss,t ",a" m @iin 9aac.nrr,xp .ars the
;4,tm,a;s. oun"t ~ gcry;o hna han,Iof lin fnrr
o;t,,' hn,s.ss,tnr bcre n ,non'nrsndn,n ois,,mcr-
sts n,,pris;' n;nntinrs ~ snrv,n,, tnrr,tnrv
1oxr,x ~. ~ 7m.-,rsa T;,nex. encc,cl
;,,snota S.,r,, Irl;,' stn+.. that 1urkov h., IN"
Tnrn'ad ,i,o povar. tIst thn timo NAV nomn
Ola tba Tnrha y,ifi hn nh,iucd tn roneI Hesv;n,
'"r ,, T",,no,,,a reSorws. oro ho,p rsd,,,,,,
o.i,a%in sr.irs 80 rora,t1nd hura II varnsn;,
ar n raitiu;rn nav 'S>" eoe
"" rsho ootias Ma;t. Da,,. toro,,ar fro,, r;on,,
san9nas'7 Ms"'nr ra tDa' ,,oan .n' ,.tr',nna ~
H. 1,s.o, ~ sn, ~ I,,.+o n,ar,orf., o,
tuo EoHefn 10 RoHu tilo tcEIo n lIlcllnIsal ell-
botyiug tue result Of thtir lnrestigatioaB with
GeqpSocnvna. Gvpsss,v 19t '"''o'01 '''''1 ~ " ~'e
a s,:ociat telegram In ti,e .To,s.i'tg Standard
FROM visnun ssya a baud OF 300 sclnrvntsns Who
invaded BoBt,,a hayo returned to sheir ho1noa in
Southern Hungary, and dispersed. They *ers
deci1nntod ty lighting and tliucase.
1NCDESTa or THE 1Nsull1sEcT1oN.
Tho correspondent OF the Paris iourrhl T.
Untrers wrltos ~ follows from Scfajnwo. Sept.
IL "a fail vixor in tic pouti. Of notna, sud tho
inEnrcoats hnvo had soma sueccsseA there re-
Gently. III Tho North tue insurrcction las
been completely crl.shvd out IN blood.
l. Is imp,"ts0'e o.4 to d describe r, ~ tho , In n.
Bash DaxonlB against the insurgents. or rather
against oil tho Christmas. Tho whole country
iB devastated, MD imruonae masdes Of ruiMs
alono marx to-day tho places whore II fow voeka
ngu stood Christian Villages. Whoavor had not
, 1875-10-01

spESs08 R1u*ss" u n 1Hssu9o @sts0hss
NASHVILLE, Isau. Sept. 80.-Mumford 6nlth
and afty poloyAoldsEn Of the st. Louis Nutusl
Lilo Insurance Company, now tho 81. Louis
L4fa, hAvA nlsd in The Chaucasy Court bill
seeting to reoovet back annual premiums, with
ths interest, hu,ouuting to e40p poo, paid BY
Ov,npaay has failsd to comply With tho contract.
snd that tAa!s polio,ea are no1a-forteltablo.
Twonty thousand dollars Ia Tennessee botlda
aud tn nsslty Of As Company hass bean II.
aaohso,
, 1875-10-01

can majority in yeaTa other than tho Proa!s1en-
:i.t election year naay fairly ba reckoncd At
from q. H01 to 12000. This ynae Il will ha 5.HD0-
= resalL nut worry depressing to Republicans NOT
one frunI which veil Informed Democrats can
o!'.aih n,uoh comfort. Tho Democrats playesl i
H,sms: gan1a aud loa:r-thanka to tho Republicans
HiiD were TO. caught mapping.
Their Aucccsa has thoroughly Awakened tha
Republican party, who pow seo TINT twenty
gears of victorios cannot bo iopaaded upon to
cnrrs presont aud futuEo elections, ami that
vigilance and activity must 1,o rracttccl nvery
Iuo3urit:ea.
, 1875-10-01


srretat Ebt~aeA 70 The cAi+a2o Trt1sns.
DcnrarK, Ia, SEPT. ao.-fho ltepubliean Convon.
ton of Dubuque County MET this ereulnR, and
rtnt17ted Representatives J. X. Graves, William
Trick, aud Jahn McNanara; Treasurer, v. J. will
'Aln'; shesia. 1etor f'crring Auditor, FrAnk nc.
1sHfal!n; Superintendent Of Schools, n. #. 1foyea
sH.ey six ~ TfqhFq G;eason'r .;
cou.shr ti'n.t, y. AunHe. Tbs rcoplelH Convention
nF,tl ut the Intir and noh1ina4el tho
{. a:',r. cxrcit: Representative Menypld: Sheriff.
Michael Lhlay: Supervisor F. II. KnuH; Coroner,
Jth'' H. llasrcy Drainage Commissioner, Roger No
Nallsra. ,
ETFFA:.D, n. +.
EeFFA.o, =. T.. he;t s'.-TA9 Nc puhllcsn1 Of thfs
e.; and county srr rrjoctng tho favorable
ntion ot aIstn - r.aarta TIE State Asnsorrhip. At
tho Last fleGtlon II ht4tn Seuskof the Democrats
c"etel ttcir n.7n. TIN l&publtcans held
thtif County Consri,'i'n to-day and norntnAt-
cd shcr1uan z. Rogers, a nan 1t undoubt-
Ct ah:':.y afa is't1Grity. ior that once. william
u frrat received tbs niniur' Ian for County Tecsau.
r~r for ths third term. q. {. Torrance country lam
sss, was nominated for aenator ~ tbs Democrats,
will 10 slsctsd "A s&,iinst bin with ease.
, 1875-10-01

POLITICAL NOTES.
j4l~ar] ,'cPl oraon, Clerk Of the last House
II Nercs; utatjvcs. reports that tho political
ntl vi in rcn sylvan1a ls rory encouraging Tor
5o Republicans. lie hopes to soo Pennsylvania
- Ecputsv1n BY sn,a!l majority, even II tie
1,lg:Iophts 10 :apturo Ohio.
Evu.y factory. furnace, and n'achine-shop that
= now ruiadng IL q Democratic griof. Every
Ei!I ihnt ato;,s and oyory merchant or bauEor
lat taila, II Democratic JOY. Tho party hopos
~ li:o br tho n1lBfortunas Of the pooplo, and
,esks 70 ltnd a hand 10 bring them.-CincinaaN
gai'.te.
lilo Liberal Democratic County Convention
Ilcrnopla County, MIMI, is said to havo boon
l,e largest md most interesting Opposition Con-
ts,ton cyar l,ld In TINT section. 1ieuoiutions
lcuy,uri,g laird term for local officers. under
t.ool to bayo direct personal bearing, wero
aia Upon tho tablo. Tho Republican party 10
;Asee pn, Ia ia ;oieraby well organized and oonti-
icst OF rict ,r,.
Yl,e minneapolis Mai, qndcpendent) glsos In
H. a:hcsou to the Republican party in tho State,
!ur use REASONS u because 1t represents tho
oes. pripc.r'os; (2) because 1t wna not nominal
ii by stut3 ind Tor the particular boueflt OF
ry one fotitie An mud ~ because 1t represnntH
he Ic.t eli. !sts Of tho community, and Ia made
H. Of tho taet men. Iheso REASONS ate mani
testify sufficient.
TIE cuicAuo TRIBUNE bowa its acknowledge
ucrts to Tho minneapolis Tribune for tho fol-
loving Rraccfal and heartfelt tribute: '"Tnx
CulcAoo TREoNE IL Quo Of the most earnest and
Influential Advocates Of tho Republican policy Of
s1,a IL. Il
pessiblu day. II mlsaoa no opportunity to doal
telng biosG upon the bold front Of the tltlA-
tonibts of Ol:io and Pennsylvania"
Gov. Stewart L. Woodfortl has accepted m In
f!a:ion to u joint debate with Tom Ewing,
m!hor Of tho Ohio Democratic PLATFORM on tho
currency qucrtlon. Low Campboil for Lis part,
tried to arrange similar meeting with Senator
Horton. Sen ,tor Boutwell, or Senator Dawoa
sut tho HepabIcan Central Committee said thoy
eaull not co,lacnt eren to ask ono Of thoao dis
augutahed EsnAtors 10 meet Mr. Campbell On
Tho stump.
Ihs Resignation Of Secretary De]sno aeeula to
asrcccised by tho psess Of tho country, irro-
arcctiye Of party. with feeling Of satisfaction,
bos to say of to!iof. It must be qualification
10 that statcsman to find thnt hts 1abt official act
IL 10 uaiyetrally approved and tho grst,hcation
with sb,c, h,a v,a5ou In offorsnv t,s roa;7ns~ =
,;on ,..t n,.n,Sa ~ ~ aaeas ~ oSs nls .oe'sas-
..ko In !.s non-seooptsnco il CHARGED to tho
Ptesideut.-Ne.o York Tribune.
All that in1adon otfers tho workingman la pay.
hent of hla wages In poorer mouoY. Spectators
aho gamblers In wheat, corr, pork, potatoes, tea,
eoase, btocEs4 and cotton, are to 1ayc . chance
lion al cur,oncv, ~ ~. gors.,,a...a % r. % "nSs
10 b,va hIs w.9.. ~, ao,,a-. .,.a,' ..sl' h., @
ood cjoth,, e,a, .,a asa,... ~ W. -. ". 'J1
n,n tha. s.n,n Ie W. ss.sea .Ss s
IA thriss .ssa',a% no' ~ noE''
nncnnoa oasa 1o.as.. "ns l4a'~4As u 'n' Aoof'-
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a. aaafs* q: Curtin has fallen from grace NTH
sas doubt. Ills former fdends and associates,
, 1875-10-01

AID FQa TEXAN 8uffEAEAa,
Nwx Yo2x, Sept. ao,-pz5sets esah kutsuftp~
Aas4 y "a RI w Taas ta1GssA tslsssAstsd,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-05

ADDITIONAL MONEY ORDER Posi-
oFFICEs.-For the remittance of small
sums to distant points the money order
system Of the postotlice has been found a
great convenience by every class Of peo-
pie, and it has been constantly growing
ing in popularity ever since its establish.
ment. 1t is mode of remittance both
cheap and safe, and there Is constant
demand for an increase in
the number Of the money or
der post offices. In response to
this demand, two hundred and ninety
nine additional money offices were put in
operation July l, of which several are in
this State. There will also be designated
twenty.three additional offices through
which money orders may be forwarded
to or received from Great Britain; twenty
one in connection with Germany, and
five with Switzerland. Only nine money
order offices have been discontinued since
the adoption of the system, which has
been success from the beginning.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-05

INSTALLATION AND PRESENTATION
Last night the members of the Jewish
order, West Virginia Lodge No. 20$, j. o.
B. b., assembled at Waverly Hall, the
occrsion being the installation Of the
officers of the order, who have recently
been elected, as follows:
President, NJ. Emshelmer; Vice Pres
ident, b. Rosenstein; Secretary, w II
Frank; Financial Secretary, l. w. Adler
Treasurer, II. Cohn; Mentor, V. Rosen.
burg; assistant Mentor, +. Emsheimer;
Warder, Samuel Kruass; Guardian, ii
Jacobs; Messenger, l.. Beekman.
After the installation ceremonies Mr.
Speyer stepped forward and in behalf o
the friends and donors, presented Mr.. II
Frank, the clothing merchant, with 1
handsome gold headed cane, purchased
at Hennegen, Bates u Co. Mr.. Frank
though taken by surprise, responded in
short but neat little speech. Then the
entire party assembled cnjoyed them
selves with ice cream, cakes, &c, and thu
evening was most pleasantly spent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-05

OCoNELL CENTENNIAL.-ln pursu-
ance TO call, the General committee ap-
pointed some days since to take into con-
sideration the subject of celebrating the
Tooth birthday of Daniel o Council, met
at Fahy's Hall, Centre Wheeling, yes
terday afternoon. Michael Reilly, Esq,
acted as chairman, and Thomas Gleason,
secretary. There was full attendance
and there was general discussion as to
the proper and best means of carrying
out the proposed celebration. The fol-
lowing gentlemen were appointed on
the Executive committee, with power to
make all necessary arrangements.
Messrs. w. c. Handlan, William
Myles, Thos. Z. Pryor, Michael Reilly,
Thomas Gleason, JOhni Fltzsimmons,
Jacob Altmyer and Thomas O Brien.
A motion was carried inviting the st.
Alphonsus Society to join in the pro-
posed OConnell Centennial celebration.
After transacting other business not OF
public interest, the meeting adjourned
subject to the call of the Executive COM
mittee appointed above.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-05

PERsoNAL.-State Senator w. d..
Burdett, of Charleston is in the city and
stopping ut the Mcclure House.
John f. Kenna, Esq, Prosecuting At
torncy of Kanawha county is also in the
city and will spend few days in the
city renewing old friendships,
Hon b. w. Byrne, State Superintcn-
dent of Free Schools, has returned to the
city, and is at the Mcclure Housee.
Col. W. II. Hogeman and g. +. bod
bridge, Esq, of Charleston, are at the
Mcclure House.
DR.. Reilly, of the Fourth st. NJ. f.
Church, and Rev. j. r. Thompson, OF
the Chapline st. NJ. L. Church, delivered
sermons with special reference to the "day
we celebrate" yesterday.