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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-06
TRUSTEES SALE
-OP-
Superior Machine Co.'s Works.

BY virtue Of deed Of trust, made by the "Supe.
rlOr Machine Company" dated tho 10Th day Of
October, 1871, and Of record IN Ohio county land
records In deed Of trust look No. 8, pogo 1862, thC
undersigned trustee, John J. Jones, will on
TUESDAY, the 81 day Of August, 1875,
Commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, proceed to sell al
public auction al the front door Of the Court HOUSE
Of mid Ohio county, IN the city Of Wheeling
and State Of West Virginia, tho property conveyed
10 me by said deed Of trust, and situate In the Flint
Ward o. aIl city Of Wheeling, tina! is 10 say: All
those two several parcels Of ground lying and being
Immediately north Of aud adjoining the property
Of tho estate Of David Gardner, aieOt Bald city Of
Wheeling deceased, west Of Main street, south Of
Rank (nOw FOURTH street, anil east Of The ONO
river; and also two Town lots mos. 20 and 39 lying
Oh the north side Of Bank (now FOURTH street
which Aru more fully described IN two several deeds
o. Oh ,Ic q the same bearing date even with
~ , NV Tc ~ II I'D H record In id Ohio sC' \,
I and % nS BY Thomas SweSSfRS% pages S X y
Sweeney and wife 10 the said Superior NihtiI"S
Company, aud Thomas Sweeney 70 said Company
respectively, and upon which are located the paint
shop fitting shop store house and Agrlcultu d.
tlnS and machine shop Of sud Superior Machine
Company; asO the irOn foundry, brass foundry
machine shop, boiler shop, tltlng shop, blacksmith
shop, stable, &C., Of Sweeney 4 Co., containing two
and half acres Of ground b. the same more or less
together with oil the buildings and Improvement
thereon, and all the engines, machinery, tools, lx
lures pertaining thereto; and also ill patterns
lahes, boring mills, drilling machines planning ma
chimes aud other tools and fixtures upon the above
named premises undhScd hylSwceneysG Co. In and
abOllt their business ~ founders AND engine and
machine builders.
TRIMS OPSALE- fourth Of the purchase mon
Cy IN hand on the day Of sale, and the balance In
equal payments Of IiI iIreire and eighteen months
with Interest from the day Of Rle. Deferred pay
mcnts 10 10 secured either by deed Of trust Ip0t
the property, or by retaining the title until Tho
purchase money Ia paid las the trustee may require
and by assignment Of sufficient insurance on thi
buildings thereon.
Selling as trustee, shall convey only such titlt
as Il vested In me by the above named deed Of trust
my9 JOHN J. JONES Trustee
The above SalC Is postponed until to-day (AugusI
y al l0la AN aul
The above sale is postponed until Tuesday, Au'
'"'' JOHN J. JONES, Trustee.
,C,t3,2O,2l ,23&9i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-06

NorniN' LIKE LEArnEn-A few wears

NorHtN' LIKE LEATnER-A few years
ngo there was no foreign sale for Amer.
lean leather. In faCt, 1t was maintained
in England and on the continent Of
Europe that otr tanners did not know
how to make leather. The foreign con-
sumers would not Use Il nor even look at
IL. We compare the value Of leather ex.
ported, beginning in lSGg-1O, when there
was almost no trade, and bringing the nc
count down to the present years
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-06
Large and Small Farms.

New York Express
Twelve of the States have farms that
average less than 1875 acres in extent
which is less than the average elsewhere,
which IN some States even runs up nearly
to nm average Of 500 acres. These twelve
States give The following as the average
size Of their farms!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-06
LADIES' WATCHES.

UNRuSTEES' sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF a DEED
Of Trust made by John ShuCkman to Us a.
Trustees dated 18th September, ono thousand eight
hundred and seventy lone, and recorded 10 we
office Of tho Clerk Of the County Court o. Ohio
county, W. Va, In Decd Of Trust Book No. page
lon, We will sell at the front door Of tho Court
House Of said county. on MONDAY, September O,
1875, commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, tho following
described real estate, that Is to say part Of lOt
or parcel Of land number thirty C3O) on me cast
side Of Market street between MRrShall and DiYls,
lon streets (nOw 25th and 2bth streets) now called
Inc Sixth Ward, and said parcel Of land Aforesaid,
commencing ten (lO) feet from the north side Of lot
number Thirty COY and division wall between ten
Cment No. four ~ directory No 300, and No. ave
n directory No. Dos, and running SOnth tilCen
lIbl feet more or less to the division wall hetWeen
Gyo l6l, directory No, 26Os, and 10y directory No
$50, tenement, and running hack to the alley 10
the rear same width. The numbers Of said tCne-
ments commencing with number one ~ on tho
north corner Of lot No. twenty.ninN (29) adjoining
sal lot No. thirty (8O) Aforesaid.
THRMs on sALE-Ons-half the purchase money
10 No pal IN cash on tho day Of Alle and tho BAL
unce In six months thereiT0mi the title 10 he re-
taned until payment thereof Is made In FULL Title
believed to 10 good, but selling as Trustees We shall
convey only such title as Is vested - us by sud
deed Of trust. j. X. BOTSFORD.
nuG JACOB HOlINBROOK.
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While the total value Of the farms In
the United States il put down at $0,2G2,.
S04,3Gl, the vNlue In the above small.farm
States foots up SjAO7, 5S7, l7S, or nearly
thrcc.hfths of the tOtal--and this, too,
while the area Of these States is less than
onc.tentll Of the area Of the whole conn
try. No more conclusive exhibit Of the
practical superiority Of the small.farm
system could be given than this.
While this record is Of interest to those
engaged in farms, the following tnblc, col
leCted from our agricultural reports, il
Of hardly LEES interest. We give the
nvnrnpn Ynlnn nnr nero.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-06
The Cost OF Collecting Stale
Taxes.

From the California Controllers BIZ
ennial report it appears that for the last
fiscal year there was allowed out Of the
State Treasury to county officers for
auditing, collecting, appOFtioning and
paving the State taxes the sum Of S2Ol,
9oG O4, divided as follows;
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


nation Of the Gums, to AllAy uneadness, to quiet
Collie Pains, 10 promote Sleep, tOcure Summer Conn
plalnt This we consider one Of the most valuable
remedies 10 10 kept In the family when the chill
dren are cutting their teeth We are selling thOu-
sands Of bottles and have 10 hear the ArSt person
say Il IL not all we recommend II to le.
MOTHERS, have you Iickiy, lesihiHD babe that
TURNS the HOURS Of NIHIIT when you 10 long for
rCst) into one LON0, WEARY DAYTIME Of wORRi.
MRNT and cARR2 Cry Crg-Cry-all day and all
night lOng2 II you have, listen 10 reason, bC CONF
Tlnced, heIndN no 0mgfTTJIa FEW IrGls o. INFANT
SWEET, REFRESHING sLREP will take the place Of
wAERPUL SUFFERING. Procure at once bottle.
Sold by all Druggists and
LAUGIItIN BROS. L Co, PropriCtors,
Wheeling, ". Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-06

This is six and one.quarter per cent OF
the gross receipts from State taxation.
The cost is very excessive, now that the
State is calling for upwards Of three mil
lions year by taxation. On so large a
sum rs that the San Francisco Bulletin
thinks percentage OF cost Of collection
ought not to be more than three pee cent
at the most. And what is true Of CalifOr.
MIA Is true Of New York. The taxes would
be fewer il there were fewer people col
Letting them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-06

ArOTlCE-

NOTICE
Mrs. Caroline TIobrecht having left my
bed and board without Just cause or prov.
OCatiOn, | hereby forbid all persons from
harborlng her or trusting her on my nc.
count, as will not be accountable fOr my
Of her bills. JOHN RODRECllT.
nIi5
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10 cases Concentrated Lye.
100 Matches
barrels CARROTS snuis.
80 boxes GRrrelps Packs
1000 pounds Dutch MaddCr Prlmi
800 Indigo Spanish Float.
Is barrels Chip lOSwOOd.
2S Chip Tugtic.
At LAUGHLlN BROS cos
80 pounds ChlorOiOrm.
80 Bromide Potassium.
Is " GlOmGl,
% f" IOdldO Potash.
$50 Fluid Extracts, Tlden'S
50 Solid Extracts, do.
$50 bottles Sugar Coated FILLS,
25 dozen ElXOB.
Al LAuGHLTN BROS 4 cos
% dozen Bakers Cod Liver OIL
% " Halls Lung lalSim.
% JAynG's EXpCCtOmnt.
% Ayers Cherry PectOml
1000 " ESscncCS-Cinnamon Sc
800 " HatemRn Drops,
800 " 0odirry's Cordial,
100 " Essence Jamaica Ginger
Al LAUGIlllN BROS a cos
1000 pounds Grain sIngnrorc'
800 Allsplco.
200 " Nutmeg Government
800 Cream Tartar, pure and choice,
$40 Mustard, In cans and In hulE
600 Ground Ginger, East lnla6 llnia
Coxb ClelatnC, Arrow Root, 1aploU and saiu
oC2g At LAUGllLlN BROS hCOS
100 ounces QuInlne, Powers 4 WCBhm'0'i
80 sulphRto MOrphla.
30 " NItrate Silver.
60 " BtryChnlA.
For salo at LAUGHLlN BROS. 4 COS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-06
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


steubenvIllO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S:26 a. M;
departs 300 y, M. This train during the day passes
BellalrC, stopping when Te1Hird At Sherman House,
RlnaylllG, West Wheeling and Gravel I'LL.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-06

D2G O4, divided MS follows;
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1875-03-18
CHARTER PERPETUAL.

Te Bylaws Of this Compsy, and regulations govern
changed placing il upon basis equal to that Of any
LIE i-suTance Company IN the STATE
Important among these changes are the following
Pcioes instead OF being perpetual, are Issued for
fvc wears.
Al rrTert is classified and the raie Of premium is
{ xed according to the risk of the property.
Premium notes taken and al assessments are
made the notes
Property is insured for not more than two thirds OF
is a5tua cash value and the full amount of Insurance
paid in case ofos provided the loss be equal 10 the
aNaual asssss.ents' only are made except in cases
of heavy loss and where 4 special assessment Is
II-ccSsary.
The Company is therefore prepared To insure property
upon terms much desirable than under the cid
APpIicatious may be made II any CT the Managers,
5urvg vCrs or Secretary.
NANAGEEs.
silas l. Drake G D. l;rcdh..ad, Robert Boys,
Jaeos Knesht .Iohn isdinger, T I. LLagsrnlan GER
William Wallace.
STOGDELL STOKES, Prost.
r 2. pEEErR, Secretary and Treasurer.
SURVEYORS.
For Monroe County:
EIi~= L. Drake William Gilbert, Geo G. Shafer,
7 " Rhodes, J. Depue LsBar, Jacob StauGer,
John ElinEer-
For WayEe County:
, 4 cppelt, Charles =. Masters.
For Pike County:
samuel Derrick.
For northampton County:
For Carbon County:
Samuel ,,egcDfus
For Wyoming County:
e. II Eoon, Il. ". Bardweu, J. Z. Edwards
IS The Managers meet regularly At the Secretary
once ID Stroudsburg the first Tuesday Of each
month, at oclock-P y. May l5,'7a-ti
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1875-03-18
SUPERIOR MANNERl
Carriage, Wagon,

and, in fact, everything in his line of bu-
siness, at the shortest possible notice, and
on the most reasonable terms.
Carriages repaired, trimmed aud paint
ed in the best style of the art.
Having frst-class material always on
hand, and none but frst-class workmen
engaged, the public are assured that none
but first class work will be turned out at
his shop.
In connection with his Carriage Shop
he has also a Blacksmith Shop, where
superior workmen will always be found
ready to attend to the orders of customers
The public are invited to call and ex
anime his stock before purchasing else
where. VALENTINE KAUTZ
September l9, lS67.-tf.
, 1875-09-17
How KuKfntfuEs Works,


In IIAyti paper dAIlar IL worth 8 cents. md
HtoIeE 0 ess are .ok ah1ldns to receive then, at
that petce. lloU tho ~, rage llaytiau must f,8e
up aud cal! blessed tho sam Cary Of that
favored iae, who asst demonstrated to him tho
gF' at truth that tho way TO make money plenty
Was to Print lets OF tt-ali that mas necctsary
waH for each man to yoto himsoH a CON, etauc:,
aud then retire Oh the fruila Of bis honorable iu-
dustry. Why dou't eome Of our Democratic
politicians point ont to III unyti ~ fair e1a,u-
pie OF tho pro 'pc.ity suprriutluced by unlimited
Issues Of pancr moueyf Can tlay tell u that
the larbols gro tlled with shipping, tho cities
teeln With busy shops, The merchants aro pros-
porous. the farmers growing wealthy tho lsbor-
ers coutontcd and hsppy7 FIR from it. Poor
ty leryades that fruitful land like mlasma.
And yet uastt has ttied every zesource to prs-
BoTye hor credit that lnliatlonists recommend 10
liz. bha has matte tho noHt stringent laws to
enforce tho acceptance OF the States duo. bills at
par; She has at intervals shot contumaciona
merchants IN order 10 restoro public contldepco,
sho has diligently hanged those who spoke
asslnst tho robbery Of lssuin9 more paper, and
yet despite ali thlH ler crodit has ytesliIy de-
elIned.. until now wei-to-do IIaytian goos
to market with hla money In mArkat basket,
and brings homo what bio buys III his pockot-
book. such IL life, 1t loas. In iIayt,.
, 1875-09-17
INDIAN FAIR.
AT NuaKQaEE 1. 7.

MuKKonEE. /. r., t3opt. 1G.-The attendance
at the Indian International Fair to-day was
much larger than yesterday, oVar 1900 being
presout. The first prlzo for ladies' s9uoatsan-
ship was awarded TO a1tsa Mary Dsomur, Cl1pro-
kee. There wsro seven entries. The no1t was
4 co'orcd delegation, thirteen entries. Tie
prizo nas awarded to Miss Jane Hawkins
Tie third race was ridden by three
fuii-biooded ialteB Whhatla, Cu1nanche; Mino-
yen, Choyenue: and Asbaba, Conanohe riding
III their native costume, carrying bow and
quiyer full Of feAtherod aud tron painted arrows
Blung over their shoulders Their gay blankets
aud shawlB aud mOio Of riding attracted
the grasteat attention OF tho day. Indians
from tile t,ains Ind been selocted ~ judges. but
aftor tho exhibition, when tho 1ldera @ero
brought up to the atnud to receive the awards,
tue judges declined to oct fearing tbolr roIation-
abtp might prejudice their decision. Tho
the arst trial. and they were required
to exhibit third tin,o, to Tho great delight Of
the spectators. 1t was finally awarded to Nine
yea, tho Cleyonno. tho young wife Of McCuckor.
tho lnterpretor. .the modesty and humility that
c|las aosortsed all Of thorn wtule swat
s uaa remarked BY .lI The 9eadlns f;
OF an essay on iutompcrauoo by Miss Sarah
Duncan Que Of tho pupils Of the Cherokee
Orphan athool, and tic singing waa most
ploasurabte feature OF the day. Thn esaay by
bliss Nlxxie WInds1ett, Of Creek, Tallahassee Mis-
" ltsyno|ds, Of Tho Pareous Sun, Ashaba,
Gomancho Chief, and PAGER, Chief OF the Apaohes.
4 number Of running rscea closed tue day. An
exhibition Of Cbatokes orphans and singing In
tue evt ming, with an address BY William Rosa,
Chief Of 1hs Cherokees, and Qen bllaaks,
SPECIAL United Btatea Commissioner, waa largely
attended. A number Of pia4ns Indians wero
present with their Interpreter.
, 1875-09-17

FffFt1R t%tl GsHttH9{s
He was 8ad-eyed, tuoek-faoed man, and wo
supposed he merely wiHsled TO give uB a news
iton; hut whom be commenced telling us about
building : barn ou hs ranch t9012s0 (eet soyeu
ator!os hiRh md oruamonted with bay windows,
We thought 1t maS tlnso 10 check him, and 10 we
cunlmcnned.
"Woll We muat admit that that Ia 4 rrotsy
largo barn Tor this country, but back in tho
States our father built baru 8251500 feot, niue
storioa high aud furnished with stoam elevators;
tl4o--"
:. Back in the Statos, Interrupted our tlxtenor.
"Why, tllat wasn't much Of i barn for tho
States. ] femolnbor. now, that when was qutto
yrang my father built chlcken-coop 650xA99
feot. I don't recoilect how many stories 1t waY
high, but know the1o naH oupola on 1t for The
TuoxtosAn
''Abont how high aAa that cupola ?" wo asked.
II don't remember tho exact height now,
mister" was tho reply, "but know it vaa 90
4lgl that tho fourteen uppor tiers OF 1oosters
died from the effects Of ths light atmoaphsro
the ftst night"
Then Va went ont and sat down on the wood
plle, and wondered why somebody naa AlHsys
outatEtpping III 10 the race OF .ifo.
, 1875-09-17
CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS.

He Nal tN toAl44GAL AsflAdTlUS6.
N9w York. Sept. 16.--CIarles Francis Adams,
Of Massachusetts,, has written tho following let-
tor 10 RontlemAn In Brooklyn, who sent him
copy OF tho Times Of that city contaio.ng m af-
slclo In which was said: "Wo hare hopos that
Al aroused pablo spirit Will find aome way Of
making itself potont IN the nominating convsu-
ton next year, and that Mr. Adams may DO
called from hia retirement It QUINCY to restore
to tho rscoidency its aoclont dignity and legsla-
tive influence"
QUINCY, Bspt. i. 1s7a.-Mx DEAR s1n: can
not Ous bs deeply moved BY ta voluntary e1prcsEona
Of sSfeatn which oetxstunkiiy aQl tp thu newaE4-
pcEs In rcferenoe to mys1lf trust they may uot
l!aTa The effect Of turning my head, Or InakpH tne
think Of myscN beitAr than ought 10 think. with
regard 70 The au3goallon asds 3u tho article 70 which
yol cal my attention. aire 1t would be very
agreeable 70 tnn " nniartake the work; but have
fear, already on my hauds quite AZ much Is I can
darn hope to accomplish during my Of hfe. Ap-
proach1uR 10 tho three and ten yEars nFc-
sctiooa % tho limit OF usefulness, shall have
make laste Or run great risk Of leaving matters In
coufus!on 1t u for this that have ber rtr-
hap too indifferent 10 tho wlahes Ut many who ave
ae,rsa e have n,s called .sAn Into public Afe 800
nothing thesp tHs8 nov which promises hapty rc4u.
Within short tins. atoauwhe, AN steadliy releaa-
inR m3self from Tho responsibility, u not At writing
history u least Of putting out Of roach OF accident
thu Fala2bls materials for writing 1t which haye becu
placed III my hands, w11ich hkyp uyhulf Rat1ered
In MT Own career. dnubt whether could bs made
mora ufefH q The world III any uther way. Pray OK.
cusc mo for fh egottym, and baioyt fuc, very trY,
Joufs, CnAnGGs FxAaoig 4pAAa.
, 1875-09-17

trroaca md senator Niles kc,ac to explain that
r'''tan club and nlro r.tnsr t,s On scntu nj tho
very small sttr'lsnrs aud d,,y If ADVERTISING they
Aal lTitss hltnIlrn for tle pro. ut,
ne th1'rinun ltn nnnn#.lrl tl7t they crtlil I'll
o hohle Rti rHsnr hrst week. VIII i, hr vi" tLkfn.
THE MEETING At nRE,SEnArM'n
cI, s, !y 1s. :, ',a '
WY 10 ht uot attended thu js'n~,rra Of that
ent!t5 whirh look Eiace Wednesday csen,uE in Inn
s"ns tas ~ ..s .9s". ann s H. T. ..R T ha N
rs.d ns ,n WI thS "stn". n ths " i"F e mel,
rct It .i"wn.", eaid DC, ".ha! lir.'ns Is "a
III - H. - for the G,nty rrs4anros.r. o
r. He H. see'.sn h,wh that i by a'ir to The baror
tWn nnI~ae horsos TIM oun slowIy rntetng 10 De,l.
efss s; nHssv ~, thu other ,naiy prancns to Col
nnh u !. ~ humble olnuion tllat liza mrcttns IN
!'reenstau.n'' TAUGHT tn. - +xrsct nothins mors
sss NJ s:n fsn Ts Y hs. o*h ,naoa.Se
MI o!hrr'. dolIahts 10 soar IN 1cf.y w. rbc'rio o
nna pa, o1ss'" to al sh,: come h. va, i
10 TIL ~ y'st amount Of homrly truth
a,, npn 70 .,.s ."ca"l IL, to nj T. ~.
nshey, nn few other roltticianr suppoanl to favor
Ml a"ng, wcrr thn opl, who insioa to .I1o
InsneNsee. rhs Aairnshs, stonts. cniiorf,ns, and
HE the schoolgirl whu ID xghted y her piayinatss
tlCy rHt their thumbs 10 thcIr nontha and routcd
al ,y lung. Their melancholy waa ii ti,s
I",na. Hs1n Gardner, t.eorgo IiouRhscing. and
ether ,unners Of thu sinking Fr, oil heartily
h.i,m meeting Tho imptlrou. itoJno ID said 10 have
attd a day about lilo traitors lii e party, au tn
'S o.a 10 oyn u tns ,s @
II VAS hard tu tell which one of thoin "as toadyiug tho
mnnt *
an.i tlla tsuro Ia of L. the la counp upot
hls election to lilo inngel-fnr nlica.
, 1875-09-17
OTHER EXHIBITIONS.

Mon9IHoN, H., Sept. 10.-Tho fourth exhibit
ton Of the Whtcslle County Central Agricul-
tllral Fair ID now 10 progress 1t Morrison. TLo
entglas are larger than ever made bofpse In the
county. One hundred and throo thoroughbred
cattle arc On exhibition, over hfty horbea, and
great display Of hogs. FlorAI Hall II tlled to
overflow. and the display Of mechanical itop'a-
prevented large attcndanoe, but to-day several
Thousand persona 1efo on tho 6rounde. The
fair will lold over Saturday.
THE MINNESOTA 6TATE PAIR.
. Epecsdf lhspdtch 10 Tar EhIeauo 7ttaunA.
ST: Pam, ,tinn. Sept. l0.-lha exhibition
which attracts the most atsoution At the fal1 iH
Of trout aud salmon from tho led Wing bsood-
ing-ponds. Of Tho salmon, threa varieties are
tesent sessons' Matching. Watson, the exhibitor,
who has bcea an enthusiastic tsout-breedar for
ysA,s, has t1ansforred his Aneotlon 70 salu,on.
aud believes thas they are tho bost
a.h fs sl ao.so. .b' bresass %Hss ssasss
lakes In tho Htate hAve been planted this Heason
with lsnd-looked salmon. and Two varieties Of
river salmon have beeu introduced in several
tlysre. bnt saslnly IN tho g. Orol1.
The arst prsuium for thoroughbred stations
was svarded to-day 10 Dedn1'h Exchange. tho
second to lselasids Cape Cod About 900
psopls vislted tue grounds this afternoon, aud
theraces being postponed On ;ecount Of thFeaten-
dress BY Mr, Willard, Of New York, In e1rellent,
scholarly. yet practical. but too long document
the INDIANA STATx HAIH,
ypaciat Ut<patth to Ihs EA.euuo tribune
1NDlAHApoLls. lhd., sept. 1o.-Tha gtand In
dustriA parsde cst1o on to-day aud nas In III
respects gratifying succesa. boavy ram Iast
nlght dAmped prospects consIdsrably, but Ibis
morning was far and ooo!. At tue reuusst Of
the Mayor business aas generally euspontiel.
courts and ~ public offices were closed. and banks
shut. Ihs public sehools also Raye tho childron
holiday. and Thousands OF visitors besidea olti-
sena thronssd tho strests. Tae parade VIA
shout three and half nlles in lougth, aud re-
w,nd itself Along tha route Of tha mssch. Tie
display WA 'nozs gsaeEal than las1 year, aud
soma OF the Wagons and doYicos we're very e}&h.
otataty gotten up.
tu,UV0 FEoPLx 1T KANBAs p1yf,
. spttsat D4tpatch IN 7ht Chleaos jT,buns
KASHAa Clrx. No.. aept l8..-At least ID, 900
people attended ths fourth days races at the
grounds On tho Kansas City Exposition to-day.
There nsyez MAS SUCH ctoRd N tho city. aud
tonight the stt ota are tiled. MAin street IL
one bIaza Of light Ia Lopoe OF tho yisitors,
Jane!son DAVIS made his appearance on Tue
ssand stand at2p. N. and wss greeted with
, 1875-09-17
MISCELLANEOUS,

THE CQiA'R4no ELECTION.
DEsvER, Col, Sept. 1G.-1Ae entire Hopub-
honn ticket In this county, exoops one Council
man, ono member OF the nouso, and tho County
Treasurer. 10 elected. The uontent has been hot
and close. The Testi.oslM Assembly Will be Be-
publican.
The Governor has distr,cssd tbs Torrleory sos
Constitutional Convention. and appointed Oct.
46 hs the day of election foE members Of the
Convention. which will nest here Dec. 70 1t Will bo
h4d eHht, h1t wo Are going to nEi& 1t OUT aud give
sou 1~pupueAn Centennial Stats.
TIE IOWA CAApAI0N.
fpsttaf ftI.nastA h JAs cAte4qo Tftksas.
sIouK CITI, Ia, 6ets. 1d.-1hs SSyelIty y.socond
Representative LlstEtrt lcpuoIiran Ctuveutl1n Wa
held u spenesr Yesterday. anA nu1ntn4ted J. T.,
0luYax, of Sittsy, fur Representative.
Ulx AUlNks, H., Hepl, 1h.-lhe Republican County
Convention, tusssin8 bere today noI.tuatsd tho FOL-
1nvtuR ticket: Representatives, Gsu. josiAh tiitsu
Win. q. hsdden; Auditor, uoa, q. baker; TFe4s-
srSr, J. u. Stewart Ahsria, 0ta. lcudru4u Hupef-
intandeot, L. &. NuKhus.
TIE 0uIo CAMPAIGN.
HpsrfaI HtspYttA IL ths TAttvyo Tykbvns
DAfToH, O., ,Bsrt- 1f.-0au. Noodfor4. at New York
addressed Large x..d enthusiastic auuiauca II the
Music Hall this sysuinR. uia speseA was very ablo
atl VIZ we'll received. Hs IL ! speaker ut unusual
ability, doing good work for tAs UspubAcau cause In
Qhlu-
TIE MAINE kL4orIoN.
DAxaoa, Me-, hapt. la.-Ths Ataxt returns fyou,
sbs FOURTH Congressional District grS P2lsei. nsp.
about ,o0o paJos1sy.