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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-10-19
SECOND DISTRICT.

an Assembly District Convention for the
SeconfI District will be held at Damo,i's Hotel
in Mishicott, on MONDAY, OCTOBER %. 1876, at
o'clock y. NJ. for the purpose of nominating
a candidate for Member of Assembly. The
several towns will be entitled to delegates as
follows: Kossuth, 2; Gibson, l; Two Greeks, /;
CoCperstown, l; MiShicott, /: Two Rivers, ,.
By order OF THE COIMITTEE.
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Michigan, an imitation State, is MAX
ing great quantities Of dried apples.
JOSEPH appears to have been the first
man on record who had any experience
in EgYptian bonds.
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C0uNTY CONVENTION

A County Convention viii be held on Mon
DAY, OCTOBER p, 1875. ut 2 O'Clock P. NJ, at
kingholz Hail, in the city of Manitowoc, for
The purpose of nominating candidates for
County officers. The representation viii be
the same as in the District Convention
BY order of The COMMITTEE.
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TOWN CAUuuS,

A Republican Caucusfor the Town of Mani
towoc will be held on SATURDAY, OCTOBER p
1876 at 2 O'Clock p. NJ, at the store of L. Sher-
man & Co.
BY order Of THE COMMITTEE.
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The Republicans retain Ohio by an
increased majority, gaining FIVE MEM
bers of Congress. They overcome the
Democratic majority in Colorado, gain
ing Congressman, Senators, and Presi-
Dental Electors. They did not quite
overcome the Democratic majority in
Indiana, but reduced it $4,000, and
gained four Congressman. They did not
gain or lose anything in the hopelessly-
Democratic State of West Virginia.
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ELECTIONS were held in October in
four tes,-Ohio, Indiana, Colorado,
and West Virginia. The results of these
| elections compare with those of the last
preceding elections in the same States
are as follows
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Drs. PRICE & BREWER

can consulted at MaNit0woc, Williams House,
Friday. until O'Clock, November 1876.
Sheboygan, Park Hotel, Thursday, 10th November.
Appleton, Waverly House, Saturday, 18th Nov.
Residence and Laboratory, Waukegan. Ill.
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RnIsahya Eyiks

rs Baltic Str, Brooklyn, N Y, Nov. Ii, 1874.
II. s. Stevens ESQ.,:
Dear Sr-From personal benefit received by it:
use, as well as from personal Knowledge of those
whose thereby have seemed almost miraculous
I can most heal ty ana sincerely recommend the
YEGETINE fer the complaints for which it is claim
ed to cure JAS P. LEDLOW,
Late Pastor Cavalry Bap. Church, Sacramento, Cal
Vegetine is sold bv all Drl1ggists,
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PINE LAND for SALE

have 1.6SS acres in Oconto Co. Wis, near
Menominee River. with about 4,ffo.0oo feet OF
good soft pine growing thereon. VIII sell cheap
w. s. FLUSkEY, kenosSa. Wis
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This space belongs j. w. BARNES
< CO.. and will be filled with
n Mr.
j..
5 e
Goods
, 1876-09-11

others, was pulled from, his horse By ono john
A. Judy Atll otlers, md sclrged lur arms, but
none werg fouud. lie was then atruefS with
whip, and takon bacl; nloNg the road 4, lntl tho
f,lr cclorctl men before namcG, With rcvolvrrs
drawn 1Dnn them, were searched. stripped Of
their coats mud shir.a. a,,i most numerically
whipret,, aa many as 10 cute md gasfcs be!ilf.
Visible on tho back md arms Of Green Walker
for sone lays after.
4. July, lis eon Clay july, John itatneY Dyc,
Sam Murray, Dob Kcc.nr, Joe Botts, Mart Clars,
Judge ". D, 9o1ners, John sieFad,lor, and tlat1
Carter {Ron Of John Carscr) The leader Iii tho
affair was
IONS A. JUDY,
Prairie Township, ia n farmer, aud FROM 5 to
forcing The negroes to ea,l hin tAiaasa judy"
which, according to tho statement Of one ot the
men, he dig Will pistols at their fcaae, Thus
he forced Oliver Johnson to answer the Wics.
Master Judyi' Jollnson says l,e hast no slispo-
aitton to ho other than humble Just then. With
his foot on Cream Walkers neck and !aatinC
him with lis whip, Judy compelled Walker to
Tho boys wore not arnetl, and showca no light,
hs It was perfectly useless 70 resist The armed
crowd. Raincy Dye struck Randall Walker on
the head With pistol, and during the melee
several pistol shots were tlred, probably 10 it,
ttntdatc, as no persona werc Bliot,
sovcrcst punishment, was being bcatcn, ORG of
The party-Oscar Dycr-who had been looking
on, taking no part, Ind humanity enough lii
him to appeal u the rost to stop nnl lot bin, ~,
but tho appeal vus unhcelcd.
Tis authorities Of tI,o district VII giy.a, e., tue
case calling for tho application OF tue Civil
Rights law.
, 1876-09-11

nla1 at tic beginning Of this school year
How tnany dull l,ratua wonld l,e Qulcsentsa,
wl,as hreatlu, Of thought given, by looking upon
ard studying the brain n,nl hrnwn Of tho ra-
ttonsl II It truo tllat the American mind while
deivtnE deep lacks brcn,ltll Of ci.lturel II 80,
would Il not bo good thing TO test tue mnttar
by arlfng otlr young folks TO this school of nn-
tloNs, ntMl then wnlt, md listen, mil nntu
a. tl!a cid Of tho scllo0t year whether on tic
platform We ncnr most Of tho srrcall-cagle or
mnrc OF tic "br0tfurhooh 0f ttlnn." ha MI
interested n,uttlcr Of boukworm 10y Il rol.
lcgfan) who laas mot yet walked np Il, tho fact Of
llta being In n "witlc, wide worjd," aud ncejf
lust tho awAkenfng n,l ntllckcnfng That
trip. TO tho Centennial would Etve him,
aak tho question. Du you know Of any club
arrangement by whcl, persnns might cnioy a,
lcasclicd expenses than tho usual rates tllt
mighty educator now on our ahorcsa The huy:
father never "str1ck oil, md his mother nevc,
hnd opportunity Of eclling. post-tradcrshlpB,
llcncc tho lucro called vile t8 not yct
visible TO send tbs nrBt-born, bnt
there ts . decided willingness on his mottlcrs
part to dtspoeo of two usscntinl alemcuts Of
comfort In cold weather, now beneath tho roof.
tree, to accomplish this ambitious project for
lor boy, and If you can Through ynilr columns
give tho address Of nny parties having sncll an
ond III view ~ havo nasnesat i believe Jou will
give comfort to ilIorc than one parent who Sigh
TINT 1t is not theirs to give this needed impetus
to those moro dear than life to them, and re-
cclve tho thanks at 1cast of one who laa racllcd
III vain her brain In studying ways aud mcat,s 10
nccompsfsf, thls object beforc asking public in
formation AMBITIOUS MoTn1n.
, 1876-09-11
sOUTII-CAHOLINA.

THE CHAHLGsI0H HUT.
CnAntEsroN, s. c., Sept. 10.-Owing 10 the
disturbed condition Of tho city, Gov Chan,bcrln
has issued the following proclamation;
.eoss 4 IL tho "a cy sast IL On
the night Of tho t Inst. resulting In tho death ot
ono person, aud Tie, wonndfns and injury
rtill exist. IN thas city, and frats arc entertained
now. therefore, l. Daniel ii. Chaa,hoFlin, dovornor
us public peseo Of sad city uJ iii tho rowerr At
my cam.nand and to secure 10 oyery man, Of wbat:
sss ps',S 1ss2 s ssa sssys s sh xsp sP
or danger, ints.e present political campaign. md
admon!sh al ny citizens again lint vio;
Of political action ato .aered tight. witch ea',
neyor be tr.mpled on without ra1stngn splrtt q
s ad 81 s!sn, Of ts,s sfess %st 9
u 90 no s's act nhtsS sha o. b. wtH,o liz saac'oa
81 The sw md y ts4h 9ssr Especially DO d.,
not armed xi,h deadly weapons .: cabs q my
d IN t. pro ana ns 81
lawlos.ne.s, and enforcing the laws 70. tho
rhs spirit Of political intolerance n al i,s ornss
ls tho direct eauso which ,,oW oppseass. or Stato
ana peace md prosperity viii mover como nnti that
man and, every good el.l1en should s'se h!s
nsnnat influence to preasry0 the public
pcace by securing perfect frscdofn Of political ac
tim. am now IN conference with thu atnyor OF
tho city and The Ch!of Constabso OF tho State, and
all measures sniable tor the protection OF tbs cis
xcns OF Charleston will 10 takon, anu uli persons
who have violated, and WIN shall hereafter volatc,
the law Will be brought 10 trial and pnnFshueue
CoNPERESCE.
Mayor CUNNINGHAM has Issued tonight a
proclamation similar In tone to that Of tie
tiuycrnor. Sheriff Bowen, as Chairman Of tiit,
Republican party for Charleston County, hay
inE requested u conference with d Committc,.
OF tho Democratic party in Charleston, with Il
view IN tho adoption Ut measures for
the preservation Of quiet IN the city,
tho request was, accedcd 70, and i
confcsenes took place tnia evening, tho
Republicans present being tho AiayDr and
Mcsary. Bowles, Taft Mckinley, Brdlle, md
Btrncy. The result OF the Conference was M
expression on the part OF the Republicans Ut TN
unqualified determination to prcyont disorder,
uud to discover and arrest tho persons who werc
aggrcssors In the riot of Wednesday, night.
Iii the course vi tho conference, It WIS
distinctly stated by tho Democratic r0mmittcc-
men that wiils they *urc, from erery consit.-
Grafton, anxious to preserve The public pcace,
they were rcsolntcly determined, no matter
what the coat or consequences. that the scenes of
| lust Wednesday night shall not 10 repeated.
, 1876-09-11
BOB 1NGE1esOLL,

A,..., - W. '"as mo, "e'e aI I,,,;,',s. n.,xo,4
,,f.,' .a ',",,,, ~ Ma,". .ato ~ ,',u no"1,nr,
WHEEL, mn% iae psop ~ "a,s ', 'u ~ ,ns pu"
WIS uldrcssol by Col ingcrso,l and Senator
plaine M the ia.tcr eout,etua, making bis % nrst
To sar hm seemed ~ ~os TX
Valley Ind turned nut, so great was the t,roue
T., H." s,roc,a nv cnuuor WIZ
:. ,s s"0 ro-'a,s ,.eI,.as IN s,,ts va" -
" " - candilntc hJ,c for ~ reelection '' to- ths 10
position which 10 now hollis, presided with
sS ws's'Sssn yoE' '.,;Saaesa !;;l, Col, lnsa5
power which lio sxesta over his au.lienccs ca,l-
hot Ie deserlbcd.. It cun only bu said, as was
said of him 4, Cincinnati, tl,at aha taiks 1'kc
Iob lngcrso!l md nubody eau lsultato him."
utrs, and had bis speech been twies as
loug It would have been listened 10 with pleas
urU. lie commenced with tho following decla-
ratiun: ",rhc Detnoerltic party Ia a wolf
Of thls tuition for nearly score uf years. THO
Further on he said: avs arc lighting today
every Democrat with mussu. was a lsohul a,l.l
every itetol without 1nubkot WIS q Dei,ocrat,''
The;, in clear, sharp, cutting stylo wI,lr!. is
hs own a 10 Eavs ,t15y o. o
puLIIcan marty OF progrtas, OF frca ldeaa,
ot noblc Inspirations, and grind uehlcve.
| tnepts, Regarding the national do'n
10 ra!d: "ln tho hour Of tl,,,ir
wautsd noIioy, 'rhsy wanted nonoy to SNy
inuykrss aud cnnor and shot, and a.Iesl Il, kit
| UenocTats With, 70 got tilts money they is.
prvus!sys would iu kept was 50 strong that they
| tut tlio inunry they wuutpl aud thoy Killed
Democrats etitalgl to put \ stop 10 tho War antl
save tNelF country" :" Naturil}y,n g.nltlu,,e,l
tho promises 10 nay which 4fl ths,u
M murl, hnru,. ppd they wuuId rcnalJiatu
tol, it they could, but thcy cn.laut. Our lvht
must DO paid, 4ul thu sepuhlicasl pnrly will stay
Nil nutons knaw tilat oycry ,atlu sf corn, ovcry
henIl nj ea,,1tn vkleut a}l tho guild and gl yer
, 1876-09-11

ceased. and nono have beon seen estco. HOW
nlnc! more OF tildrn's money may Eave snn,a
hero III "bnr's" Ia lelt 10 co'11eGture, out u "a
enta to say that no Hlel systematic oltft toens-
tttpt tho elective franchise wns over before made
campaign undcr tho cry OF "filden ana He
form"
BURLINGTON, IA.
Special Dfspatch 10 ina 3fioufe.
HunLlN1rpN, ID, Sept: G.Afrat'EGsflcnt9@ @ aro
!,einE mado Tor grafn tGplpilcat, 1a!iy - 'h1r.
)lnFton IN hoxt Wennesuhyt ny iath ~, M,9S, ~
lntee nnu o'itHusltaI'c tleet'? nc,m n'a5 ..3
night, all inc necessary e4nin!ltscs Woiu WIZ "
polted ann ey4ry cnfs IN oelisk Elast I" ',mo LINZ
teis one Of Llle notaole ntcetthks ut tiu taa
pnaH Inc hcunnenns nte nm ~ sniMu"am .'r
nilu YIN. fD,tr companies n tlM{,,,'kuIi ,i H. H.
aIteauy 1rgallzcsl, Will. mere 10 ,oiloW, ni." ~
innr wil organize oat.a!lon nHas mueH ra,;nont
lily "eaneauay lneo!I'5 nn9ht u'"I' ~ .,.rcsont
taIn MHo Mo eAPostl" az, ,fa, P1n,n.
anu marc adufGsses' ate ec ~ tio': ,rr"rs rrns'
nAs'anl tho Ign enaeuIse W. pa,.,,iic.s.,,
W. N.Y. E1 ,, +; Hsos' y. .,,.,ni., si,,.I inr
, 1876-09-11

A meeting Of Dohc1nlans WIS held yesterday
afternoon at No. 405 Eighteenth stroet for ths
purpose of Organizing D"hc1nian Hayes and
Wheeler Club. Capt. Prukop Hudck made
long atilrcsa, showing tho superiority Of tho
Republican TO tho Democratic party.
An organization was thun effected ~ followa:
President, Jacob Kah,aka; Vlce-pres!dcnt,
Tholnas podlcsacki Cashier, Josef zelenka;
Secretary, Vaclaa Dartai Executive Committee,
r, itudcit, o. Honncnsheln, and Franta Tuck.
1'hs meeting was largely attended,, aud tl,e
enthusiasm which prevailed showed that the
Bohem!ans will be on the right stdo in tha CON-
iNX elect!on.
sIxTn WARD DKNpcnArs.
Tho Democrats uf tbs Sixth Ward met last
might IN tho, saloon cprncr vi raultna aud
Evlghteen.M strssts, asgl BY elestag the follow
iug otticcrs formed the Ward Club President,
J. Weniztnskt; vics-pres!joat, Donorski;
Secretary, ss NJ. Kasra; assistant Assistant see5.:
H1alescekt. The club i,aa nuw about
llslt hundred mcu,bers, aud will hold meeting
next Sunday night Vt the place ot last nights
asatMllkKe.
, 1876-09-11
COUNTY D04ND or EDUCATION.
To t&e Ed{tor 0f Tha Tribune.


CHICAGO, Sept. 0.-Aro wo to havo another
Haniord murdor;before Normal School Princt-
pal can bo clectcdt Tho Roman Catholics arc
using nll powers Of earth or air to get tho POSI-
t!on. In fact, It seems to bo the determination
to elect Protestant apt nut u Komhn!st In l,la
place, They do not even try to provo Mr.. Went
worth incompetent. They simply arc going to
got tho position by fair means or foul. And
tho aim aud desire has been, and is, to
have County Board composed 1T Romanlsts,
to the exclusion OF oil Protcstants. Well, tho
Asne passes, the Board mccts and afterwards
adjourns, md before long 1t will develop Into
an Irish row, and somc good blood will he split,
md there will be another murderer to bo dis:
posed OF. There is one remedy for tho wretcl,cd
Normal, anil that Is, burn It zip, md all tntell-
gent ta1payets will say Amen. ii these times
teachers to Harvard or Yale, say W. cannot
afford SO expansive an tnstitnt!on, and It any
ona doubts tnat, lot him give tho subject hia
attention, aud arrive Inevitably at tho Sans
conclusion. so recommend good big bon
fire, aud m eud 10 ali this digraceiM wrangltug.
r.
, 1876-09-11
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
woMAN's CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION.

yyo.gAN'a f,NnTsT1AN TEMPERANCE UNION.
= sv.,, ~ Hs''or q n: T.. T,ssas @ ,.o,,, =
nevoleus and plllantl'ropic u organizations II our
city. the Womans Christian Temperance Union
attcsted bv thousands who l,aye come under its
influence and bson thereby induced @ TO; to bIssk us
away from tntompcEate haoits a'a take eldes
an,t,ncnrn Thls orronizotion is the outorowLl,
s.," s<st,1a..s"Ss'. rsIs s ~ ~.
o. nv wonoI..ua " MoHe m,.u . 1snoeteaes a1a VIZ
aatc, wl'sch began IN ohio 10 1850 ano' splcao
clo,ins OF tl,oysan,,s Of drar.shops anti tue rci
or1natIon Of MANY iNobrates,
Thu tlrst meeting looking to tho establish
ment 1t q Wonlan's Temperance Union IN nlis
% ID is7a III G Several sve,iinary % meetings ne 'a wer
a.,1nsenuonfiY heIil. aud 20 mich cnsnuraro.
Mcnt waa received that In tho fall Of that ysar
Tic movement took permanent form. On oct.
ths ladies' Interested engaged 4 roou In Far.
tc,nurronrc nrnvrr.ine eetin,rs' whfci hovs rn,,.
tin,cI viii, ar1nentinr it;srcst to tl,s nresent
timo, Miss Frances Z. Willard was acting
tns I"cturo Gela, md WA s"sTcedeI nv si Mss.
Msrin r. Haiyo1e. Who has stnca snneriGton1lci
t1a trt ~ .rc.ts Of Tia linton, and neFforme ths
duties Of Corresponding Secretary, Mre. II. is
@ oi SsrAl .sxas culture nsna,, ana Feae
executive ability. q wa.,t,, eoncrous,
Sympathetic natIre, coupled with intomitabIe
a nnstion viii, @ inlnllo cre. @ Tar and la sccen
Wnom il. Nn, iii Madiaon strcot, is tho bustt,ens
fsadnunrtors Of the Union,
The nttcntlnnrn at Ghe mcettnry fncreasea
durimv tI,n winter. md IN 1hc folInw.
lA hp4t"A "t" 1ou'NI uoe81eAly
~ sHsa!o .ano Slo a,,sit is1s uatteir1s: i1,:
,neoismms ef1nnd,,rtrd ~ mcmbcrs ~ tis 11nion5 i5
have Gcen held from s to i o'clock D, H., ID
Lower Fmwcll Hall, tllo attendance being netrIy
al 3urGI ms ut tho noon NrATG[-IleEt1uEp, Tho
, 1876-09-11
THE SOUTH.
~1kNucAATlO OPERATIONS IN LoU1sIANA.

Correspondence .Ve,o rnrk Tr4hpne.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. "A number Of proml.
nent Louisiana Republicans now In t',ts city,
/ among them Centennial Commissioner Lynch
end Congressman Atorcy,-represcnt tho COLI
'sitlon Of affairs Iii that State rather dIscour
aging to tho l,cpublleaus. The reccnt assasai-
snat,on Of Dr. Dlnkgraro, Sheriff Of Ouachlta
Parish, they fear Il tho bcgiaulng ot Il series Of
polltteal murders al isa1lng whlto Republican
politiclaus who nru actlye in orgauizlng the NO
I gro vote. Dr.. pinkgraye WA a native Of tho
: ,Stata. and therefore NOT open 10 tbs odious
charge Of caspetbaggu1. 1ie caua Ut an old
Wig family, aud uaa Republican by conuec-
ttou. lie hail boon engaged for 4 few daya
tetora his death in forming tho blacks
lnto campaign clubs-not sea1ct societies, but
open, political clubs, such " ara common In
cvcsy political campaign throughout tho North.
Several umea le las sIt1,sve4 NntniuE that Ills
lifs WIS III danger II ho porsistcd III this work,
but belug man Of personA courage he pa!d no
assassination were - follows:
H., ltytur1uH to Ais homo oho day, hh noticed q
3tranEu Iuail. arlneu ant mounted, watching the
houss Ksarins ~ attasf ~ sa1s4 TO- 70 is
Der At tho river bank close u hand, to ~ Will,
hin. The two men wcnt'on together When
they approached lt!h stranger 10 caltnd to Dob
don tn stand aside, fired Oh tho sheriff. and,
Sbu!l broke DR.. DingEuyo's a11n and entered Iii
eide, ant le died In II few hours from thy
wound Hls wife, who Ia staying ut bothlehcp
1e1sa e ": sass ns ss. M i' ths .ho as hsss sss
.xo days ugo, l!e1 friends having concealcst Il
from l,er until ahs ouuld be brought huns fro,l
Cups Mar, WhcEe they were ut the itn,u thu nrst
ntseHsS @ af ss CAM H. solsy s 9a H.
d!asr!ct wllsre tc cri,ne was c'n.,nlttcd, says 4
WIS undoubtedly pcswtratsd ~ u 'nat scn
, 1876-09-11
EVENING SCHOOLS,
70 tha Edlfor az 3As Tfttuns.

~ W3 AuNVF u ~ 4 E"8WRs
CHICAGO, Sept. s.-Aray an evening school
scholar solicit placo in your paper for the fol-
lowing: As tho time for tho opening Of tho
evonlng schools 10 drawlng nigh, having brcn iu.
formed the Common Council has mado no ap-
preparation Tot the purpose, wish to call pub-
lie attention to tho very brilliant economy ot
the Council IN tbis respect ovcr a,ooo
adults liayo been. cherishing during tEa
summer nollths tho $audable dosire OF receiving
the heucfit OF an elementary education during
tic winter months, alnl .sl!Bir ionlest hopes arc
now alout to bd hqa{tcl by the Counctl'a judi
tl.cir attention to f#rcnchn,cnt III so.ne other
departments lcas ll9c!lclal TO tie public veal
than the evening schbolsa Being inexperienced,
ia bs employed u mako provision for thcI..;
but ! s,n sare onco ttis topic Ia opened for tfs.
crbsion many huMar.s lltlzsns we'll acquainted
Into kind confederation, sal suggest mca,'s ta
remedy tho CYL. 4 SCHOLAR
, 1876-09-11
MISCELLANEOUS,

VVSS924 114R0slF 1FtVHH2F
IsplAEAroLls, lud., Sept. 1o-Laat night, tho
Republicans Of the ity and county Joined In
grand turchlIght procession. which WIS Inseudea
to ba a sort Of i1do1 Of tho feelings Of the
pcople. In every respect II was a grand suc-
css.. far sur .tSsiug tho most ssugutne s1-
pectatIons. 6oI less than 400 torrhsa wese
In ltns, and the procession wss q
lp" lspg;. Yha l!splay W. witnessed by
, 1876-09-11

10 thS E4itss af TAA TftSvMs.
CR1oAoo. Sept. 1.-THE Klhe Club t~taly
shooting on the range at South Park hi had
. somewhat oruauputal notlce Ia Tuu X psn
fl regard TO tlleir haylnk secured neR u ngs
ut South Chicago, with Iall the conycniep ctc,
Undoubtedly the publ. will be gratiacl loo:un
that tlls luAe Cauh h,ee at iiat sscurEn prt-
Hate range. and that ~ nuhlIc park anEIputh
Eafk picnic kfounas afr free from thGif klgeg-
Gus shootang, lut' VI ldoea feem 4s thcl,h The
proved bills rFsw| @eld aHalnst the9aetofes
launching out .{'q nsv fxpsnditares
, 1876-09-11
NORTH sTATH tsTaa8r,

1V s"9 zsss@*V9 U Z H&s FEgHHpt
Ca'oAao, Sept vi desire ITO call attention
to tho dsgracaful condition. Of North 6tata
street. doubt II any city in the country can
show anything so bad, unless +, ,!,nhy be Bismarck
or Cheyenne. II thu propert'v-owners will dc
nothing, thu Board Of Public Works should II
least patch up Tho holes which lauw, ~ at Tbs
corner of Indiana strect, render tL1, street posi-.
lively dangerous and tnpaasiblo tel vehicles and
to pass BY thera daily, | appreciate stho sltus-
tion. North stste street ls the great soutlet for
one OK the best poFtlons Of tho North Side, and
II seems surprising that II rctnafus aud has ro-
cuxdiuop. QrEA.
, 1876-09-11

n ahs kdlsoF y 1M JE74InS,
CulcAao, aept. 0.-What batter thing
could tho Presidents Of Our High echools
and colleges do than 10 take tho senior
elaases under their care to tho Centen-
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thousands, tho strccta along tho line Of march
being tlonscly throngul. Tharo vii, be several
such rallies before tho campaign Is ended.
Short speeches wern n,ado by Corporal Tanner,
Of New York, Senator Booth. and Gen. Hnrfi'
son. Tho casupatgn in this State Will ha re-
narknblo for the vgor with Which IL WILL hc
prosecuted. Over 1oo speeches will he lnalc
unttor the a,isptccs OF the State Central Com-
mttco by mon Of national reputation.
10 ths NzttsrA Assoesa,td T1ssh
IxnlANArot.ts, lml., Sept. i0.-Arrangcments
4rc about completed for tho reunion Of tho
Union Veteran Aseocintion on tho 2dth and alst,
aud the following Invitation has been issnets
11xsnqrAnrEa~ 1'ofr IN DLuE, ux'ox VETERAN
A,.. @ ;s ~ adtr' e " ao, SsS 10
IT, H. ss r. II "a 9;ea o'se1, 'y o vi s,1 II
& nsnapa; n 5 sa te e .ssy q inds"a f s.sss
pats in Tho .retnlen Of tI,a vef.raRs q t,e
fn't0" ln.s rhe 's Gsntsnalnl 5 ~ yo.' VIII IT, oias:
!cr cf mou'orles. encirelc:, pcr!ode u :, time Inn.
IN Which The hsost spa noee;s rr.Gs o1 oss
cd by my other nation. In This century Of time
!!so best nnd, pnrest feelings Of onr natures K haye
intrnssed ia keeping 10 her citizen aotdcry in tho
post's q w.r' End they haT" ,-rsH,ns rrssSHtTssa
s i. e es'ead ead veleSe ss's 70 our %iGs a r liz
s!t that somEts ths wse91e to ;ctors Of s nm
asked 9. r. AtonroN,
CoNi,An DAREn+
+. &i3. !. MAMssSnsIr. !daa;sis
JunH ConuRN,'
FNHu. MNErlER,
K. s. FosTzn.
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COrPlGl2lIEADS.

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-16

ST. LOUIS, December l5.-The weather
turned very cold again last, night and the
mercury fell some 20 degrees below the
treeIing point. This has greatly solidi.
fed and strengthened the ice.gorge. In
view OF this there seems to be no danger
Of further damage to the ice.locked
steamers at the arsenal, at least until the
weather moderates again and the Ice runs
out. The position Of the boats not
wrecked In the frat crash are In as 70.
yorable position as possible, and large
number Of men are engaged in repairing
them ready for a move when the gorge
breaks. The losses OF the wrecked steam.
ers are as follows: South Shore, $50, 900;
Southern Bell, $1,000; Fannie SKerner,
$4,000, insured fol $4,000 In Cincinnati
offices; Jennie Baldwin, $1,000; Daven-
port, $40, 900; Rock Island, $40, 900; Bay.
ard, $1,000; Centennial, 100000. The
damage to the other steamers and ferry.
boats and the damage Of numerous barges
and such like craft, will probably In
crease the total loss BY the Ice movement,
10 nearly, Il not quite, Sl60,O00.