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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-29

THE conference meeting between the
puddlcrs and iron manufactures took
place Yesterday afternoon at the Iron
ASSOCIATION rooms ON Fourth avenue
The discussion was prolongued TIL near
~ night when an adjournment took place
before reaching conclusion. Both par
ties seem determined i'll their own Judge
ment, and another lockout is inevitable
with the ending OF the thirty days no.
tice. which occurs on the 9th of Noyrm-
Der next-FitisbUgh ChrO'1c'c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-29

WHoorING CoUOH.-As this disease is
quite prevalent among children just now
we submit recipe We see going the
rounds OF our exchanges: Use raw
onions mashed Put them in II muslin
sack and apply to the throat and chest
warm. Change them when dry until
the cough ia loosened Give syrup OF
ipacac every day, and keep the patient in
All even temperature. \ relapse may be
treated the same way. Mothers, do not
forget this simple remedy ii you would
save your children unnecessary suffer
ing.
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NEW ADVERTISER ENTs
THE MEDICINE THAT CURES
VEGETINE!

Taking into consideration the character
OF It's vouchers, the history ofits cures and
the immense increasing demand, Neget!ne
may be ialrIy entitled the leading medI-
cine OF the age.
For scrofuia in the blood, Vegetine IS an
infallibls remedy, and no person need sui
fer from tumorS, ulcers aud all diseases
arising from impure blood, ii Vegetine f.,
case of scrofula in existence that V,Verine
will not cure, provided, however, the vital
functions have not lost their power OF
action, all that may be said 10 the contrary
Notwithstanding.
Negetne Is pleasant to the taste, mild in
its influence, and absolute in its action on
disease. AS the following uuquestIUu4Jle
evidence will show.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-29

OrENING or THE OYSTER SEASoN-N
\. Ncahau-cr's confectionery, 1927 Mar
ket street. Oar ladies will gladly notice
that oysters in every style will be- iurn-
ishrd from to-day nj Neuhausen's COM
Portable purIors Only the best brands
OF Tick x Chase, the wei! known BaItI-
more oyster firm are kept there and the
way they are prepared will take all oys-
ter lovers by storm The purlor. are
well ventilated, aud the average tom
nerNture kept at ZOE
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-29

ST. ALrHo>suS FAIG-There was II
large attendance at the st, Alphonsus
fair and festival last night. Gov. Jacob
and many other distinguished persons
graced the occasion with their presence,
and everybody was happy and the sales
good. The fair will continue this even.
ing, and tomorrow Night it Will close,
The fair Is for good object aud should
be we'll patroniZei.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-29

Concern AND BALL-Last night iur-
ner Hail WE filed with people to listen
to the concert and turning performance
given by the Germania Singing Society
and the Turner Society. a large num-
Der of ladies and gentlemen OF Steuben-
Vile arrived last evening TO participate
in the festivities, and they were escorted
to the Hall 10y Was brass band. The
vocal and Instrumental music OF the Con-
cert was first ciass, and the acrobatic feats
Of the Wheeling Turner's could not be
exceled.
At the close of the concert and other
exercises, the hall was cleared, and the
large and merry crowd proceeded to trip
the light fantastic toe, which enjoyment
was continued until late hour this
morning. The entire affair WAS first
class, and the arrangements reflect great
credit on the managers who had the mat
ter in charge.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-29

POLICE CouRT-Jsdys Cran"'er.
Only one case appeared before the
Police Court yesterday morning.
Charles Zeigler, charged with dlsor
derIy conduct, WAS fined five dollars and
costs, which he paid.
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BRNINAEpS Musical Abumi co,iec.
tiun OF instrumental and vocal music,
price 80 cents. Howc's 100 comic songs,
price 80 cents. Howc's Irish Song,
pro. 81 cents. liowcs loo S.. .:mcNtaI
Songs. price 81 cents. For sale ut
SHIFR'S MUsIc STORE.
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Manufactured by r. P. HALL G co
NASHUA, N. II.
Concerto Orgens
500 PIANOS & ORGANS

New and secondhand, Of First-claSs
Makers, viii be sold AT Low Prices for cash,
or on lusta.lincnts, or tor rent, IN city "i
Country. during these hard times and tine
Holidays, by HORACE WATERS a son,
Isl Broadway, than ever before offered ~
New York. Agents wanted 10 sell Waters
New Scale Pianos, and Concerto organs
Illustrated Catalogues Mailed. Great m
duCemeuts To the Trade. \ large discount
. Teachers, Ministers. Churches Lodges
choOls. etc. rrc-Zl
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DRESS GOODS, all colors, shades, grades
and quality. Call and see them, at Sit
Ter Y Roth's, 2lO Main street.
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Report from IL Practical Chemist
and ApOfhcCarJ.

B"sIpS, January Isl, 1874.
DEAR SIR: This is tu certify that hay"
sold al retail lbil, dozen l,s,Z bottles Uf
your Nr.srt.ur since April j., $50, and can
truly sly that d haas given IN" best salts
faction of any remedy tor the complaints
for which IL is recommended that eyer
sold. scarcely Gay passes without som"
of my customers tr~rilymg TO It's merits on
themselves or their friends. ann perfect
~ cOguIZ;tut Of Svy,rHlcHs,N OF ~cruiuluus
Tumol~ being cured by Nrgctiuc a.uu" iu
thi, vicinity. Very respectfully yours,
Al GIl.M An, los Broadway.
To II. K ~IGvtNS, E>p.
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Fox lineness and cheapness the photo
graphs made by Rogers y Co. cannot Dee
surpassed Gallery 1908 Market street,
opposite NJ Lure House.
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Observation-Disclosures Bros sell goods
cheaper than you can buy them any
where; don't miss their stores.
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FLASNELs, Jeans, Cassimeres, Canton
Flanuels, Tckings, Toweling, Table
Linens, &c, u large assortment for sale
cheap for cash, at Sitter Il Roths.
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Fox Dress Goods and Carpets, at half
price, 90 to j. W. FerreIs, corner Main
and 10Th streets.
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WASHINGTON, y. C., April %, lS7i.

N,0E''. W'TvN'NNTIN' q Ii'NTTN'
GENTS For the past seven years my VIII"
has been a great sufferer from chronic
rheumatism, which at times assumed -
very malignant form, and for days and
nights deprived OF rest. Several months
ago our attention was called to Durang'S
Rheumatic Remedy, and after the use OF
three bottles according 10 directions, she
was entirely free from pain and perma-
ncnt cure affected. ! am glad 10 bc able 10
make The above statement in reference 10
your wonderful rheumatic remedy. be-
Hevc IL will cure any ease Of IA" disease
,.y,.r known. WM. CROOK,
Executive Clerk to President Grant.
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For Mems fine hand stitched custom
made Shoes, go to L. V. Bonds. llS0
Main street.
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CLuslSG out sal" of misses and chill
drcns' roIored.. shoes for the next ten days
at l.. Y. BLoND's,
ll35 Main st.
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ANorHER lot Of Ladies and Children
Box.toe Shoes, just received NJ l.. v.
Blond. ll35 Main street.
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LNANIxE the photographs made st
Roger i Go. Gallery, tor,2 per dozen.
1908 Market street, opposite Mclure
House.
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For fine Shoes 90 to l.. V. Blond :.
lie keep, the greatest assortment Of La
de- Misses ana Children Shoes kept
IN the city.
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CASHMERE Cecillian, the new black
dress goods, for sale only by
}. 5. RHODES j Co.
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The 30 Black Alpaca and 95c Cash
mere beats any in the city, at kmshrimrr
Hr.-'
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RIVER NEWS.

The marks at the landing last evening
indicated feet 10 inches in the channel
and falling.
The Courier departed for Parkersburg
at the usual hour yesterday morning.
This will be her last trip unless the river
rises.
The Lilly, the United States signal
boat, passed down Yesterday at noon.
The Granite State departed for Ports
mouth.
The Tempest left for New Martins
burg at half past ten o'clock, yesterday.
The new 5teubenville packet, Abner
N'Neal, arrived and departed yesterday.
She is a fine boat, and the people between
Wheeling and Steubenvile are under
obligations to Captain o Neal for furnish.
ing them with such fine boat.
The Science will take the place Of the
Express, in the Parkersbur trade, and
will leave this morning at II o'clock.
Tho Hudson, from Cincinnati, is due
, here this afternoon.
/ Business about the landing was good
yesterday.
The ohio River Improvement Com
mission met in the Monongahela House,
/ PIttsburgh, Wednesday, General j. X.
/ Moorehead il the chair Pennsylvania,
I West Virginia, Ohio and Kentucky were
| represented by tine following delegates:
! General j. h. Moorehead, George II.
/ Thurston, Joseph Walton, Pittsburgh;
! T. j. Power Beaver; John Mcclure,
Wheeling; John &. PEBBLES, Portsmouth;
/ Colonel George W. McCook, Stcubcn-
vile; John 5. Shauks, Cincinnati; John
Means, Ashland, Ky.
/ The Commission and II number If coal
/ merchants, in company with Colonel
William 4. Merrill, visited the Coal Ex-
change to examine the model of All adj
Unstable dam.
The GAINESVILLE Cou'jcl' says: Gan
other OF our old boys has wandered
back to the old stamping ground DO
any OF the boys OF IS remember Tisey
/ kidenhOur? In the good old days Of
/ keel boats GAINESVILLE Was his home For
many loag years before dams were con-
structcd o. the Muskingum he wa
! Jolly boatman on this beautiful river
| All the. days OF his vigorous manhood
were spent in running the old keel boat
from Pitt, burgh, Cincinnati and other
ports to GAINESVILLE. Manya time also, he
| gliding down the Father of Waters to
New Orleans. Many years ago be left
the old city 20 seek fortune and fame
further West. So long has he been gone
that his old associates have nearly nil
passed over the river. In lis OLD age b,
heart ycarncd To gaze once more upon
the scenes Of his early eXploitS,on his old
home, and 50 be came back 10 take his
lust look ut the old city among the hills,
to grasp hi, old comrades once more by
/ the hand 10 enjoy once more the whole
soGcd hospitality ot the citizens Of
GAINESVILLE.
by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH. October 2G.-Riy"r two
feet and CALLING. Weather clear and
pleasant
MEMrHIs October ~ River falling
slowly. Weather cloudy and warm.
ArgilcI--Fort Gibson, Arkansas river.
Depaftrd- Grand Lake and bu,ga. and
Mary Houston, New OrieuLs.
LOUISVILLE, October 2s.-W Gather
clear and Pheasant ArriyeL-rarkcr
Cirrit,r.,tI. Pail MrIi.,n InrrrfrI -
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-29

THE best two. button 81 - Xix Gloves
in the city in black, new cloth and opera
shades. j. =. RHODES ~ Go.
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100000 81 ei:s.$ s% ss::
Notary pubIfs TrGfig,. a.

the Peace. Accountant, Business and Pro-
ires.purI mau, needs tor filing in a COnye-
uieut, neat and orderly manner all kinds
%, business papers. letters, &c, Is the Pat
eui Elastic, Expansion FILE ENN ELOPE,
-, /, J. and inch expansion. sample
packages 4 OF each size sent postpaid on
receipt OF 80 cents. Address J. II, " IL
LI~TON { Co,AOle Manufacturers, Marion
OHIO. sep25'ia
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If you want good and well made
Clothing 90 to j. Fox * Co.'S, 50, Twelfth
street.
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DID you see the Grey Flannel Al 10
cent. yard, al Emsheimer Bros.
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MANUFACTURED BY
HELPHENSTINE d BENTLEY,

Druggists, Washington, ID. I.
LOGAN, LIST & Co., Wholesale and Re
tail Agents tor Wheeling, W. Va.
Price 81 a bottle or six bottles tors. ASK
your druggist for Durang's Rheumatic
Remedy. as-1
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-29

Tn thousand dollars. worth Clothing
and Gents Furnishing Goods, must be
sold by the LIST OF January, ut and below
cost. t. make change IN our firm.
j. Fox y %, 30 Twelfth street.
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OHIO MISUNDERSTANDING oj the
Board Of Con.D,hSiOmers.-Ihe Commits
sion for the improvement OF the Ohio
river, composed OF gentlemen from the
various States watered by the OHIO and
II, tributaries, met in this city yesterday,
ard viii continue It's session to-day. Del
el.tc, were present from Pcnnsy lyania,
West Virginia, Ohio and Ken
tuck,. four out Ol the
sever States which furnish member. of
the tudy Following Is Il Inst OF those
present: General j. X. Moorhead, Geo.
il Thurston and Joseph Walton, Pitt.
burgn; Thomas j. Powc', Beaver; John
Mcclure. Wheeling; John e.. Peebles,
Portsmouth, Ohio; George ". McCooI.
Slcubenvilc; JUnn a. shank, CincIn-
natl, and John Means, Ashland, Ken
lucky. General j. X. Moorheud occu.
pied the chair, and John A. SHANK
OF Cincinnati, acted rs Secretary.
Very little was done Yesterday to fur
thcr the object, but to-day It Is thought
they will come to something ot practical
interest to the pubic and OF value to the
great work they have on hand. During
the day the Coal Exchange WAS visited
where she model OF all adjustable dam
was shown, which was carefully cXamin-
Ell. 4 report from Colonel Merrli, IN
charge ,ol the work, will probably be
made with further estimates of costs and
results PttiS5,uyh DiSPGtch
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RELEASED. Harry W. Barber, the
alleged swindler. who has been in jail for
several weeks awaiting trial on charge.
o:u>in.. the United States postal service
for fraudulent purposes, was taken before
United States Commissioner Forbes yes
trrday morning and baiIrI in the sum Of
500 on each OF five several charges, to
answer indictment and prosecution in the
United States District Court.
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CARPETS, Carpets, Carpets. All
grades and qualities At reduced prices.
j. " Terrell, corner Main and Tween
ticth streets
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The finest lot Of White Blankets in
the gtlv, at Sltler X kJth..
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BEWARE AND MAKE No Mistakes
Look for the name and number of j. Fox
X Co, No. 30 18th street, who will sell
their entire stock ot fine ready made
clothing for men boys and youths wear,
ut and below cost, for the next sixty days,
in order to make change in the firm by
the irt Of January. Avail yourself of
tins rare opportunity Of buying the best
made and best quality of clothing for the
least money. We mean what we adrer-
tlsr. Calf and see for yourself
j. Fox, & Co,
- No. 81, 18th street
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Another case OF those FIannels, just
received, clear OF shoddy aud cotton, nj
Sitter q Roth 5.
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Fox Blankets and Flannels call ut j.
W Frrrel's, corner OF Main and 10Th
streets
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MISCELLANE OUS
WHEELING BUSINESS COLlFcr

ESTABLISHED 1850. OFFERS -
Il proved course OF study Tor n '.'
teal education OF young men. ,. .-'
rooms, retitted ana furnished. So.
room for ladies. Sessions day a,,s F'. d
ing. Individual instruction g.y... -'-.'
student; also thorough course I'm ,. .
liSh branches. Call at College ". .....'
site Mcclure House, or address. 81.
J. VI. FRASHEP g..
agl7ys Wheei.ag a.
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PEgsoNAL.-E. w. 5. Moore of Fair
mont, was in the city yesterday.
DR.. Ford, of the Eighth ward Is con
lined to his residence by sickness.
j. Dallas Ewing, Esq, of Moundsvillo
IL al the McLure House.
Hon. NJ. II. Wilson, member Of Con-
grcss from the Erie, Pa, district was reg
istereI at the Mcclure House yesterday
Sisters Paul and Charles, and Misses
Jamison and McHenry, returned home
Tuesday, after an extended trip through
Europe.
The S. anIord says We look like Miss
Minnie PaiRrr. The young lady refer
red 10 is very beautituI-and we look like
her. Oh! ILL us, We are too sweet to
live.
Pro,s. Buudy, Merit and Her
vey, are SAID TO be candidates for the
position Of Superintendent of Public
Schools, made vacant by the resignation
OF Mr. Williams.
Colonel Z Z. Shallcross, All old and
well known citizen OF Wheeling, Is
At the Burnet House, His son,
MIR. II. G. Shallcross, purchased pre-
MUM omnibus at the Exposition, and
shipped II 10 Wheeling last night on the
Hudson. Cincinnati. COmDterctat
Mr.. Moody, OF the finn OF Moody X
Sankey, may be n first class reviv"l.t,
and know how to get up great religious
excitement, but when he speaks OF him
self AS bong on 'joliy terms with Christ,
it seems to Il, he comes very near making
light OF very serious matteIS.
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HAND Cur OFF.--I "sterday about
noon, Young man named Lewis Man-
rprs. had hi, hand cut oil at Hobbs ma
chine shop. We did not learn the par.
ticulars ol the accident
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LATEST styles in Cloaks and Ladie,
Suits, Just received at Emshoimrr Bros
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NEIGSsHORIsOOD NEWS

SEVENTH arrival OF { loak, II;
j. :. RHODES y GO
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NAED wide ChintI Mt -! cents at
j. ,. RHODE, y Go. ;.
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The oior Of hot buckwheat cakes hoat.
in the hrarZa in the morning.
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CIU-iue out sale ut 40, I2th SIrerl'
Branch store No. 80, 18th street, W Wheel,
ing.
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The tw"nty.ftth day OF November has
been designated by the President As Il
dav of National Thanksgiving.
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MATTHEW MCNASB,
DEALER ~
ELM GROVE COAL
so. 2.o7 MAIN STREE.

An orders LETT ut nay residence, Ms
above, Tor r.yau or mixed t"Hl, or with
~m.lh ! Wood. Ne. l]25 Marvt ,tre"t,
or wita Reed. Kraft y Co., No. roo
Main street. a.,. trPromPIy attended L..
pr,--.s
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FoR Alpaca and Mohair call at J. W
F,rrrl :. corner Main and 10Th streets.
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IIIItI.;.L!|sX[.kI''I|A!,
A111TS11IEYlZ!
Il 3x.I'.7..Oy


-WFN5IN. 1T Ut --7-'-'- - -
No human being ever suffered rs ala
for wears with rheumatism. one OF the
most eminent physicians falling To give
me relief. | bought IA bettle OF DuranG :
Rh.umnric Remedy, and in the almost
incredible time of three days was well
man and perfectly tree from pain. The
medicine j. truly wonderful.
.-.,,p.I THORNTON SMITH,
1921 street, Washington, u. &.
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90. F. Elc.f.,,or Gra'd officers.
The following officers were elected at
Martinsburs. os the 2oth ms, AT the
session there OF the grand lodge !. q. O.
F., oi West Virginia:
A. Peck, G. NJ; j, 4. Miller, D. q.
VI; G. l.. Hensel, G. W; I. G. Steele, &.
Secy.; w. II. Kelley, q. Treasurer; j.
II. Ros'er, Grand Representative 10 the
Grand Lodge of the United States.
Grand Lodge will meet at Fairmont
ON the 4th Thursday of October, next.
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rn- SAMPl. Es TO AGENTS. I.ApIF@
lUll Combination Needle-boo with
Til | Chromos. Send stamp. +. T. Gluck,
New Bedford. Mass. iehl"
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EXTRA fine California Bed Blankets.
j. :. RuuuEE y, Go.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore & Ohio r. r. Co

- ,.r -s.s.s.sxzs z -sz-sss: *. so.
- xfSs----s5,ssssss. 49, sSs $50
an AND AFTER ~CNDAY, JUNE
" Gih, 1919, Passenger Trains VIII I'm as
oIuws, Wheeling time:
EAS9BOEND TRAINS.
No6NOgi No = No 10
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THE +. \. Britt Boat Club give a So
cial dance tonight.
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lnAcx to New Advertisements.

J,arr..n County Horse Fair First
rasrl
The Hrr,om, Gmter-,lerry Clcmen,
for Crc.uuati->teamcr Hudson.
Barrau.-G. Mcudel, Booth X Go,
Wanted Furnished Rooms.
Hau,,r, Sausage-C,ty Hall saloon
Wanted t. Rcut-Hous'.
Base Bali-La Belle Us. Standard.
+. \. Britt Boa, Club Dance.
\ Rqrn Offrr-Adam, " Lu"n'.
Hamilton Opera House.
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TIlr Board Of Education VIII meet to-
might 10 spocio! session.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-09-04
NEWS OF THE MORNING.

1t is now conceded that the Democrats OF
Los Angeles have elected their entire county
ticket, with the exception OF the candidate
for Treasurer. There is a possibility that
Rumble, Independent, for County Surveyor,
may get in, but the chances are against him.
Wigginton's majority in this county will
exceed l,l00, and in the District 1t will proba-
bly, reach 5000.
So far as heard from, the Independents have
not carried county in the State.
1t is now established beyond doubt thatiMr.
Ralston did not commit suicide.
Quite serious riot is reported to have oc-
Cured in Yazoo county, Mississippi, at a Re-
publican meeting. One man killed.
The Bank of California Is to resume with
fifteen millions of guaranteed capital.
On a west-bound Immigrant train near
Winnemucca, yesterday, q father was shot
and probably fatally wounded in difficulty
about his daughter.
The new Custom House Commissioner has
arrived at Chicago.
The Quincy scan. mag case excitss as much
local interest as the Beecher trial.
Yesterday In Detroit an irate Frenchman
attempted to kill his wife and then killed
himself. Cause: refusal of his wife to support
him in drunkenness.
The Texas editors are In st. Louis enjoying
themselves.
The Hartford races were attended yesterday
by 10000 people.
The Guibert case still excites the volatile
residents of Montreal.