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The camp ground to-day, after the
crowd had-left, looked dreary indeed,
after the throng Of life that had moved
upon Il for the past week. Those who
had spent the week there were 10th 10
leave, and the "6ood.byes' were linger-
ing and the "God bless yous" sincere.
The District Conference met at the
large assembly y,stand Tuesday evening at
6 o'clock, and, after eiIecting an organiza.
ton, transacted the regular business Of
the minutes, and adjourned to meet at
Fairview. b. 7.'W iP'' &. -. 90"
Tuesdays exercises were all interest.
ing. The sacrament was administered
to several hundred communicates in the
forenoon, at the conclusion Of q discourse
upon sanctifcation by Rev. Grouse. A
woman's temperance meeting was held in
the tabernacle in the afternoon, and gen
eral temperance meeting was held at the
large assembly afterwards. Revs. Hinge.
ly, Holtz, Burt, Baker, Beazell, McCleary
and one or two others whose names have
escaped us, and Mrs. Carr, wife Of the
Presiding Elder, and Mrs. Boyd, Of Qua.
ker City, addressed the meeting The
singing, lead by Rev. Baker, was excel
lent. M. s... =r
Mr.. Beazeli, ,.of St. Clairsville, the min.
lister who looks like Beecher but isn't
lin character, we mean), delivered an In
formal discourse in'the evening. +.
The Wednesday morning service was
conducted by Rev, J. W. Toland, an orig
inal genius Of the olden Methodist type.
Mr.. G. G. Waters, Of the Bellaire cir
cult preached at 2 o'clock P, NJ, and Mr..
Hawthorn III the evening. Alter the
night service general happy time was
had; that being the last opportunity that
the assembly would enjoy. ) r.
The Bellaire folks who returned this
morning were Rev. G. G. Waters, Mr..
James Fitton and family, Squire Pow
ellis family, Gen. Hoges family, Mrs. DR..
Grafton and Daughter, Mrs. e. Williams
and daughter, D. Westlake and family,
Miss Ella Ogle and Miss Maggie James.
! On Monday morning the gates were
thrown open to all, and no admission
charged. Much has been said upon both
sides in regardto the habit Of charging for
admittance to camp meetings. It certain
ly does seem Just that those who desire
pleasure or profit from the exercises at
the meeting should bear q portion OF the
expense. On the other hand it is urged
that to charge man for the privilege Of
attending divine service is an indirect tax
on religion. Probably nothing we could
say would go anyways toward inla-
encing either class Of thinkers on the
subject to change their. minds. But we
hadn't the slightest objection to paying
for our ticket, or'to being asked 10 show
il whenever we entered the enclosure.
And surely, II a reporter can pay without
"squealing,h other classes Of people, who
are accustomed to paying for admission
to other places, have no room togrowl.
We find the remarks OF your Mounds
vile correspondent in this, n1orning's
issue exempfifedt here. Papers with the
proceedings and. occurrences on the
grounds.in are in greater demand than
overcoats were last Saturday evening,
and that is the most emphatic way We
know Of puttingit. SNAP.
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MARTINS FERRY ITns.-The Excel.
sior Glass House will be started up next
Monday, and will furnish employment to
q great many persons who are now idle.
Messrs. Irwin & Watson expect to move
into their new store room, which is one
Of the finest In town, the first ofnext
week.
Mr.. Thomas Nfillhouse, Of Indiana, a
former resident Of this place, Is visiting
friends in town. ''" y" /, ",
The fall school term commences next
Monday.
The Street Commissioner has force oi
men at work repairing the damage done
tho'streets by the heavy rain Of last week,
Wilbur Baggs, the accommodating book
keeper for Spence, Baggs & Co., has been
spending the week attending camp meet,
Ing al Moundsville, -
Another beer saloon is 10 be opened in
town. II the number increases as fast in
the next year az ii has in the last, We
shall soon have a beer saloon for every
Finley Taylor left yesterday for an
extended visit through the 'Westerr
S'ss. Mrs. L. c. ssdwiok is confined to a sick
bed. ..'AI
MIR. Ellis Hoyle has returned from an
extended business trip through the West
ern States. ,nHIlI ~ 4.
Republicans Of this place in short time
TIE editorials which appeared In the
ISrEL1IdENcER Of Tuesday and Wednes'
day on the political situaii3ui In. Belmont
county, and especially Pesse township
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The Last Days mt Burr's Mills.
BELLATRE, O., Aug. 81.

Editors InlelllSopoer;
The camp.meeting at Burr's Mills
came 10 close last evening, and those Of
The visitors and campers who had not
already left departed from the grounds
this morning. AT this time is perhaps
the most fitting to speak; Of the efficiency
and industry displayed BY Rev; J, NJ.
Carr, the presiding elder Of the District.
To him is owing, in great measure, the
wonderfully pleasant and successful tea'
tures Of the meeting. Mr.. Carr rules,
where ruling is necessary by love, and
not by fear. By this, not only at the
camp, but rs well else where, he has en-:
deared himself to all under his care as
Elder, while his consistent and lofty
Christian life has won thelasting respect
Of all with whom hecomes in contact.
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New York, August 2l.-The Pennsyl:
vania Coal Company has announced its
price list as follows: Lump per ton So
ID; steamer, s. 10; CRATE, s. S35; egg, $685.
stove, 81; chestnut, 81.
The Delaware, Lackawanna 4 Westert
Company will not issue any schedule.
Having determined TO resume their
monthly auction sales, the schedule OF
other companies will be issued in a few
Ala meeting of the Northern Anthra.
cite Coal Association to-day, the follow
ing scale Of prices was resolved upon:
Furnace lump, s. so; steamboat, s. 90
CRATE, s. 30, egg, IS so; stove, 81 Is; chest
mt. 1915,
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mutton is due principally to the SuhssisH'
ion Of kerosene oil for gas, which has
been largely used in stores and pFl-
va,e residenceA during the last year.
In Chicago the city authorities arc ;, at
var with the gas companies, and the
former demand reduction to 81 0o per
thousand feet, and threaten in case the
reIuc,iou is not made by to-day (sept.
1st, tla. they will advertise for bids to
light The city with whale oil, petroleum,
or any other Illuminating agency. If
tbis sort Of thing goes on in many OF the
cities, tho demand for oil may be mate
rally greater in the future than it has
been in the past.
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BELrAIRE LotA1s.AAt c6igrega.
tional meeting OF the Presbyterian church
Of this city on Wednesday night at the
close OF prayer meeting the following
officers we're chosen for the ensuing two
years: Trustees-N. G. Barnard, A.
Richardson, Alex. Ault, G. Z. Kurz, NJ.
Sheets. Treasurer Sheets. Presi-
dent Of the Board Of Trustees-J. S.
Crafty. Vice President n. D. Reasoner.
Secretary-F. NJ. Strong.
A horse belonging to Mr.. ]. L. Burley,
Of Burley's Mills, ran of on Union street
Wednesday and smashed the buggy to
which it was attached pretty badly,
The Bret Harte Literary Society holds
its first regular meeting Of the season at
the residence Of Capt. v. I, Morgan, in
South Bellaire, this evening. The ques-
ton chosen for discussion is, we believe,
original with q member Of the society F:
"Resolred, That circumstances which JUS
tiiy falsehood do sometimes arise"
Judge c. C. Carroll and wife, OF st.
Clairsvillc; were in town on Wednesday
evening. E.lF' ' ..'ii RI
'"Shoot" the bell on street car No. 2.
Our readers should not forget the meet.
ing on the Public Square this evening
The fact that Col. Poorman speaks is sui.
ticient guarantee that the audience will
be we'll entertained. The stand was erect
ed yesterday and is handsome and sub
stantial structure. It will be ornament.
ed with the word Hayes" formed in gas
Jets, and will be allowed to remain dur
ing the campaign. Hon. AtonEo Hart
xsLieutenant Governor Of Ohio will oc.
cupy II next Thursday evening. ~"
It has been -suggested' that our city
might turn an honest penny by renting
our streets out for pastures. 4
The report which originated in thu
Standard that the rolling !mill started vi
Wednesday Is without foundation II
fact. The Standards Bellaire local is no
necessarily infallible upon such subject
because he is a "Naylor.'s lgJH. y3gl
The bridge on Union street over the B
& o. Railroad cut is beingrepaired.
Piles are being driven for n bridgt
over the mouth OF MacMahon's Creek oil
the line OF the b. & s. w. Railroad. Th'
structure will be what is known as 1
rcombination" bridge. The line Of the
road is all surveyed but the twelve milei
fbetween Beallsville and WoQdsfeld
which will, be done. this week. Worl
atgrading goes steadily on.
We yesterday took a look at Zelch'
new hall on South Union street. ant
found It quite a creditable assembl!
room. twill seat in the rieighborhoot
Of Eve hundredi and has all the moderl
appurtenahces fot comfort and convent
ence. It is being seated with comtorta
BILE chairs, is well ventilated and lighted
and we have no doubt the Management
will be as good as the hall. Iliu al
Prof. Campbell, Of franklin College
New Athens, will preach in tho ,U.s I
Church this evening. Ih'' "a y, p,
Mrs. F. G. Husbands and Miss Kat
Sullivan have gone to the Centennial an
to visit friends in the east.
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FIRE RECORD.


NEw York, August 3l.-Dispatches
from the north and east report serious
fires in The woods and much destruction
Of property. In some sections long
has parched the grass and.the
farmers feed their cattle grain
1osEsAT KE1IEY's rs1ASD: v
sANpusKY, O., August Sl.-The origin
Of the FIRE at Kelley's Island is unknown.
Loss over S55, 1000; no insurance.
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CINCINNATI, August. 81. 1.-Cotton- Firm
at 1OHc. Flour-Dull. ,Wheat-Dull at
81 90. Corn-Fim at 45a4Gc. oats-Dull
at S5a42c.. Rye-Quiet at 57a5sc. Barley
Dull at s6aSSe. Pork-Unsettled; sales
car $40 5Oa1G 90. Lard-Dull; steam axe;
kettle 11Aa12Xc. Bulk Meats-steady at
6aS9<6. Bacon-steady at 8ssa9sSc. But.
ter-Dull and unchanged. rWhiSky-Quiet
and firm at$1 10a1 II u. ri. .. III d. \.
HoGs-steady; common light S6 ooa5 90;
fair to good light 50 00a6 90. "-N
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From tIie RIaclr HiIIa.

OMAHA, August 31!-A. A. Jones,
agent Of Clark's Pony Express at Dead.
wood City, arrived at Sidney this morn.
ing, and says the Indians raided the road
between Custer and Deadwood City on the
goth inst, killing Weston Smith, minis
ter, and three miners named Ike Brown,
Poilins and Mason, carrying of their stock.
On the 22d they raided party five
miles south OF Custer City, and killed
James Kidd, Samuel Wallace, Jacob
Weitley and Thompson. The Indians
are supposed to be the Northern Sioux
from the hostile camp on the road
agencies. Jones says the country is full
OF Indians. !l'h.it '.1Nf ~
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ENGLAND.


LIVERPOOL, August .Sl.-The Journal
Of Commerce says the crisis in the Cleye-
land iron trade has assumed q serious as.
pect. It is stated that Swan, Coates 6
Co., iron masters, have filed petition Of
liquidation, and that the Lackenby Iron
Works Company, Thomas, Vaughan, &
Co., have decided on similar course.
LONDON, August Sl.-The application
OF Thomas, Vaughan & Co., for liquida-
ton in bankruptcy was presented before
the Registrar here to-day. Liabilities,
81 600 600.
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Speaker Kcrr's win.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. Sl-The will of the
late Speaker Kerr, deyises in substance
that all the law books which he shall be
owner OF at the time OF his death, and used
by him as law library, shall be held in
trust by his wife for the use Of his son
Samuel B. Kerr; he leaves all the
property, real and personal in trust
with his wife during her life, and at
her death, II her son should survive
her, the property will be bequeath-
ed 10 him. He also provides
that his mother and his wites mother
shall be provided for so far as hts wife's
ability may permit her to do SO. He con-
cludes by most earnestly beseeching his
son to cherish always a most sincere love
Of Justice and truth, and TO make all his
aims in life consistent Herewith, and
they can not fail to be high and noble.
He makes his wife the sole executor OF
his will. The paper is dated May 9th,
1865. .R.E Ia. Sl'l tl3 .
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Mhole Family aIurlere,l.

sr. LOUIS, August .-Adispatch from
Decatur, Texas, says that Rev. w. g.
England, a Methodist minister, his wife,
step-daughter and four sons, were
murdered at their home, six miles from
Montague, last Saturday night, by a
party Of disguised men. II is supposed
that the butchery was committed for
money, as the family Is rich. III
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Arrested for sIansIanghter.

CLEVELAND, O., August S1.-Natthew
Lewis was arrested in this city to-day,
charged with granddaughter. His brother.
in.law, Thomas Morris, Of Sharon, Pa,
came here on the 22d, and while here he
and Lewis had quarrel, Levin striking
him on the head with some weapon, In.
juring him 80 that he died after his re.
turn 10 Sharon.
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baltimore.

BALTIMORE, August 3l.-Flour-Firm
and unchanged. Wheat Fair demand;
PennsylvnniS red 81 10; amber 81 24Gl %;
white 81 l5A1 %. red western $50. Corn
Setady. at 54Hc. Oats Dull at 35a37c.
Rye-Dull and noniinal. Pofk-Dull at
sis 90. Bacon Shoulders 7S<asc; clear
rib 9ka10c. Lard = II Ha1lAc. Butter
Unchanged. Petroleum-Dhll; t2sSa12 <c
for crude; 96a26c for refined. Whisky
Firm; western 81 12A1 121S. .f. -
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NEW YORK, August Sl.4-Cotton-Firm
at 11Jsa12 1-16c. Elour-A shade firmer;
superfine western and State S. 60a4 25; com.
mon to good 81 15a4 go; good TO, choice
81 70a5 Is; white wheat extra S. .20a7. 80;
extra Ohio 81 40a7 30; st. Louis 81 90a8 90.
Wheat-In better demand; Mol spring at
81 1Sat 22: No. 2 Milwaukee 81 03a1 06; No.i2
Chicago spring 81 Q2a1 05. Rye-Steady
at S2aS5c. Barley and Malt-Quiet. Corn
in moderate demand; western mixed hot
sic; do, ungraded 55a57c. oats-E shade
frmcr; western mixed and State 84a42c.
Hay and Hops-Dull. Groceries-Dull
and unchanged. Whisky-Nominal at
81 l2H, L. ..-..f ,.,..I. ID
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HANCOCK COUNTY PoItrcs.-The Re-
publicans hold their primaries tomorrow
in Hancock, and the Democrats their
nominating convention. .
Among those announced as candidates
for Sheriff, we notice the nams,o Of Hon.
John H. Atkinson. There are three can
didates in the field for the House Of Dele
gates, viz: Lyman stedman, P. A,
Pugh, and W. K. Mcclure. y
The Courier says that Hancock has now
1925 voters, and 1t divides them among
the districts as follows: Grant, 23S; Poe,
21S; Clay, 377; Butler, 1893. Politically
classified, they stand 5GS Republicans and
403 Democrats. ''
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yIcr1Ms'oF A DRUNKEN DRIVER.
Weather Report.

OvYIcR on rHH CHIRY sIGaAL oHVIcIR,
HwAsmssTos, D. C., Sept. LII a. ~
PROBABILITIES.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, a
falling followed by rising barometer,
warmer south winds, shifting to cooler
northwest and northeast winds, partly
cloudy weather and rain areas.
For the Lakes rising barometer, fall
ing temperature, west to north winds,
and cool, CLEAR or partly cloudy weather,
with rain areas in the Lower Lakes:
The rivers will remain nearly stations
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GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.


ST. PAUL, August Shy an explosion
OF boiler attached to threshing ma
chine, near Dover to-day, George Bennett,
engineer, G. Arnold, and another man un-
known were killed, and Everett Jones
had leg and arm broken and received
internal injuries which will probably
prove fatal. Several others were slight
" injured. The cause Of the accident
was carelessness in permitting the water
to become too low in the boiler.
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WHEN our neighbor of the Bellaire
Independent wants to scorch Mr.. Hunt Of
the ST.. CIairsyille Chronicle with his sar-
casm,he refers to him as William Allen
Hunt Nv. A. H. being his initials). We
suggest to the Chronicle brother 10 wither
]. B. L. Of the Independent, by referring
to him as James Buchanan Longley.
That will bring'him. a
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.IAIIeghenyCat

EAST, LIBERTY; August 3i.--CATTLK--
Receipts to-day 1853 head, or s cars Of
through stock and 4 cars OF yard stock;
total Tor three days 2,94l head. Best s. u;
medium to good $425a475; common to
fair s3 25a4 %; bulls s2 60aS 90; stockerss
IS 00aS Cd.
Hoes-Receipts to-day 1880 head: total
for three days 6,So0uYorkers S6S0a6 90;
Philadelphias 50 50a670. ,..,., ~
SHEET = Receipts to-day 1000 head; 10.
tai for:three days 9,40O head. Selling for
81 5Oa5 15, '.f 80 i....J
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yellow Fever.

,sAyAsAH, Aug. Sl.-To-day there were
twelve interments Of persons who died
from yellow fever yesterday. The disease
d confined to suburbs. Wilmington, S. O.,
iorbids all persons tromsavanah. entering
that city,
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The Weekly InteNlgencef
ron TIIE
PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN.
onI, . tents Per Week TO Clubs
of 20 or More.

4, III, rr,usst Of many Republican ir!cnds We
,,y, ,,oeluicI to furnish the WEEKLY lSfRtiI'
or,,rv ior the CImpilgn
n CLUBS OF TWENTY or MORE, SENT
!" T, TS A SINGLE ADDRESS, FREE OF
POSTAGE, AT THE
FOLLOWING GREATLY REDUCED PRICE,
r I,,pt 81 to Nr. lC, iaeluiirs, Il! 'O''1')
rs C,,y Ier COPY for Clubs Of 20 eopit'
rh, at tho rate Of Two cents per week per
,oa, and inscriptions may begin at that rAie any
tlu, an =.
Th,u,s vIl only be allowed to clubs oil 70 OF
mon. lni that to one address.
ryb,of los H~, and less than 90, 10 one address
,gh n,shG,i di .. cents p'' t'r'I, ar 80 es"h pr
o,yjo,i! ~'rIE ,,.,,.. =,
T,Lrof The Ercatsst service tue distribution o1
,Lt,r,mpalEn edIilon should -
BEGIN AN ONCE.
rrt,y Po,lotlice shOnll1lave club nj once. II
,dI,, gspublIcans at each POstotIice will immedi'
,elr move 10 this matter they will accomplish
more voOl than with ten iImes the amount eXP"nd'
ii later In tho campaign In pOnderous documents
pablc meetings, and brass bands. These arc al
1olin their way, and at the right time; hut they
rapelher a economical or SO effective as tue quiet
.sIy work Of weekly newspaper visiting th'
s,n1Oi Intelligent people, and givIng them al op
DdauI,y 10 read aud digest at their leisure the ar
vnepts upOn the issues Of the campaign.
aagle copic, Of the WEEKLY lSrkLtI6RScEl
rl le sent to any address, for any length Of time
1.-The usual rates.
will our Republican friends please act promptly
THE DAILY lNTELLlGENCER
Nib, also he used Us a campaign paper. 1t VII
ouaIn large amount Of political matter, besid
A ,he news Of the day. 1t Il a member Of til
I-oclntCl FrcS. and MS such receives the lates
o,s, By telegraph to the hour Of publication, Iron
iplrt, Of the world.
Tn, DAILY ISrGLLIGgNcER Is sent by mall
u,,,,, psId TO any address nj the rate OF 7Sc pei
uoulh; &. " for 0 months; o. 90 for q months
s.Ul per year, cash In R1vanCC. .
SEMI on your orders.
FEEW & CAMPBELL,
WHEELING, W. VA.
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Reduction OF wages.

New YORK, August 3l.--The Delaware,
Laclsawauna & Western, and Pennsyl-
vania railroad, and Delaware& Hudson
Canal companies, will reduce the wages ol
miners 10 per cent, BEGINNING tomorrow.
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PORTUGAL.
Monetary Crisis subsiding.

LISBON, August 3l.-The monetary
crisis has subsidized. The Bank OF Portl-
gal continues It's transactions, as usual:
All the other banks and the merchants
have declared that they will not avail
themselves Of the decree Of the 18th inst.
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ports of the Joy and gladness they had
experienced by their day in the woods at
the First Presbyterian Feast Of Taber-
nacles,. H...
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WALKER DIES.

PHILADELPHIA, August 3l.-Thc dead
body OF Walker was found this evening
on Salt wharf, Greenwich Point, and was
removed to his fathers house. His face
and neck arc battered and swollen out oi
all shape. The police are searching for
the three men who were seen in boat
near the wharf, and supposed to have
placed the body ashore The police are
also looking for Wheedon, the hackers
and all connected with the fight. Wheedon
issaid 10 be badly cut up.
Ayoung man called at the police head
qnarters late this evening and stated that
after the fight Walker was laid on ia.
BILE in the ring and every one deserted
him, and that he hailed party in boat
about putting oil and got them to assist
him in placing Walker on board. Walk,
er was unconscious at the time, and re-
mained SO up to his death, which occur.
red when about half way to the city. .
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pOLlTICAL NOTES.
NEW YORK DEMOCRATIC STATE coNvEN-
TIoE,

NEW YORK DEMOCRATIC STATE coNvEN-
TIoN.
SARATOGA, N. Y, August 3l.-The
Democratic State Convention reassembled
this morning: Horatio Seymours accep-
tance OF the nomination was announced
amid great applause.
The convention then proceeded 10 nom
mate a Lieutenant Governor, and the
names Of Dorsheimer, Clarkson, Potter,
and Manton Marble were presented. FL
nally Lieut.. Gov. Dorsheimer was nomi-
mated by acclamation.
y. West was nominated for Elector
at large; Vice, Seymour. Robt. Earle
for Judge OF the Court Of Appeals; D. A.
Ogden, Canal Commissioner; and r. II.
Anderson, State Prison Inspector.
COLORADO DEMOCRATIC STATE coNvEN-
T1oN. ...
DENVER, August 3l,-The Democratic
State Convention organized yesterday al
ternoon at Maniton. At the evening ses-
sion Hon. B. NJ. Hughes, OF Denver, was
nominated for Governor, and T. NJ. Pat
terson for Congress. There has been
some acrimony in the convention, but it
will probably complete the nominations
and adjourn to-day.
NOMINATIONS.
ST. LOUIS, August 3l.-J. W. Throck-
morton and 4. Q. Mills have been nomi-
mated for reelection to Congress in their
respective districts in Texas. Of
CARL scuuRz AT CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, August SI.--Hon. Carl
Schurz made his first English speech in
the Ohio campaign tonight at Robiilson's
Opera House. The building was crowd
cd to its utmost capacity, and many
points in lis speech were warmly ap-
plauded. After the meeting Mr.. Schurz
was serenaded at the ST. Nicholas, and
made an appropriate response. ll.
gs NOMINATED DY ACCLAsiATIoN.
MILWAUKEE, August 9l.-At the Re-
publican Congressional Convention for
the Second District, held at Madison, Wis,
to-day L. W. Caswell was nominated by
acclamation. i'5la
DETROIT, Aug. 31.-A. E. Chadwick, oi
Port Huron, was to-day nominated for
Congress by the Democrats of,the 9TH dis
trict.
TO HAVE A GRAND RATIFICATION.
CHICAGO, August 31!-The Democrats
will hold ratification meeting here on
the 10Th Of September, when n number Of
prominent Democratic orators will
s.nooI, ;nnlr,Jfno Gov uandyicka
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New York, August 3l.-Mr. Beccher
having moved a change Of venue in the
suit brought against him by F. D. Moul.
ton, the latter has served a supplemental
~ complaint locating action IN this city.