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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-10-04
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]. D. MARKHAM

WHITE e FORREST,
A TTORNEYS AT LAW. OFFICE ON STH
n street, South side, opposite Schuettes Store.
J. d. MARKHAM,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
IN Office, corner of Sth and Quay streets.
Manitowoc Wisconsin,
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FRANZ 81 TREAT.

T AW AND ABSTRACT OFFICE, FRAN
i Block, South Eighth street, Manitowoc
Wis. Collections promptly attended to.
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WILLIAM RAHR,

DREwER AND MALTSTER, CORNER SIXTH
ID and Washington streets, South side. The
highest cash price paid for Barley.
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NEW HARDWARE STORE.
NJ SCHAUS. DEALER IN STOVES, TIN
IN and Hardware. PlattS Block, York Street
Prices very low. Repairing promptly attended
TO. Patronage solicited.
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General Grant.

LONDON, September Ion Friday
ex-Presldent Grant WAS presented with
the Freedom OF the Burgh of Ayr In
returning thanks be expressed the pleas
ure it gave him to form SO c.ose n con-
neclion with the land aud home of Burns
Gen Grant and party will now
make a round OF the provincial towns in
the order of New Castle on the Tyne,
York, Sheffield, Birmingham and Ten
nington, and then 90 to London. They
expect to proceed TO Paris on the
2O.h Of October, where they stay six
weeks. They will not visit MarseiIe
and Nice then. At Genoa they will get
aboard nm American man OF war TO visit
various parts OF Spain, Malta, Sicily,
Egypt and Turkey In February they
ge to Naples, where they will stay for =
fortnight, and afterwards spend month
in Rome They will then 20 back 10
Paris, visiting by the way the principal
towns OF Italy. Paris will be reached
about the end of April. Here they will
remain month, and afterwards visit
Denmark, sweden, Norway, Russia
Austrla and finally Switzerland, which
they pc to reach IN September. Pre-.
psra,iols are being made st New Castle
on the TYNE % receive Grant this week
His visit will extend over the 2l-t
and 22nd He will arrive on Thursday
night sad be the guest OF the Mayor.
Friday he will visit the various build.
ings AID works in town. The General
and Magistrates Corporation and the
Tyne Commissioners will proceed down
the river on 4 steamer, snd there will be
great demonstration st the mouth oil
the Tyne There will also be 4 recep-
ton IN the evening. On Saturday tn
General will visit the ElsedyIer Ord.
aarce Works, aud there receive the ad
dresses Of the public boards. In the
afternoon there will be demon strstIon
Of the miners, and in the evening = ban
Quet in the assembly rooms. On Mon
Isy be will lay the foundation stone Of
tue Free brary and Museum building
i; Sunderland
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KAssA, CITY, september l7.-Tte e
Kansas City Exposition opened to-day
under the most tsuo,sDie conditions 1t
Is largeal fair ever held west OF s.. Lou
i. Every department is crowded u 1t.
utmcs. capacity, there beng over five
thousand entries. The merchants Of
Kansa. City and the West are making
magnificent exhibit. OF their g,cd., and
over 500 lineal feet Of arm products
sttes. tue agricultural resources Of Ms
.ourI and hansa- The agricultural i'm
pIement display covers five acre., and
Power hail has one hundred mac hines m
motion. The live sock on exhibition
f.s sixty stalls snd stables, and those ar.
riyIug to.nlgh. h.d 20 b temporarily
-ecured outside Ten thousand people
witnessed tue rsc-s mis- afIsrny %. There
are $50 horses entered IN the speed tIn {,
including Goldsmith Mad, wfo trOts
Wednesdsy Cor .te, Little Fred. Cap
tsin Jack, Red Cloud, Dictator and PIl Of
Temple. whJ trOt- 10 the tree for al on
Thu-s1ay Tne city is foil Of strsngers
every ,raiu bringing iarge crowd.
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Severe storm in Texas.

HoUsToN, September IA storm
similar to that OF September Is h, struck
Galveston at All early hour this morning,
prostratlng the wires and covering the
bridges with water, thus cutting of al
communication. An engine left here
at 10 o'clock this morning to learn the
extent of the damages, and found the
track under water for mile west of the
bridge. Tne wind blew at from 35 to 40
miles At hour all day. There has been
no trains from Galveston since Yesterday
The wires are a. down, and !, i Impossl
bio TO find out anything about the dam.
age in Galveston. There has been no
damage cone here. The wind reached
lndiauola st a velocity OF 81 miles.
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Indian visitors to Washington.

CAMP ROBINSON, NEB, SCptem Der Il.
Lieutenant Clark, commanding the
Indian scouts vt this agency, lett here
this morning with delegation Of chiefs
to visit Washington. The following are
the Sioux: Spotted Tail, Hollow Horn,
Bear, Lutte Hawk, Ring Thunder.
Spotted Tail, jr., White Tai, Swift Besr,
Good Horse, Red Bear, Touch-the-
Clouds, Red Cloud, Young Msr-Atraid-
of-Hi:-Horse, Big Roots, Jumping
Shield. He Dog, Lttle-Big- Man and
Three Bears. The Arspshoes are repre-
sented by Black Colt, Sharp Nose and
Friday. The delegation eXpec: to reach
Sidney on the 18Th, where they will take
the cars for the East.
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Lexington Races.

LEXINGTON, KY, september 1.-THE
usual fall meeting Of the Kentucky Asso-
cislion commenced Nj tue Assoc ion
grounds today The track WAS not in
good condition on account Of the recent
rains, but it was not Us bad MS wa, ex-
pected The sport began at 3 o'clock.
FRS. race, mile heats, Butords McWhor-
ter, /, !; A X. Richards Typhoon, 4, 2;
Ward and GTsdy's ELghsn, 2, 3; Warren
Viley's Endower, 3, 4; Harper's Early
Eight, dlstsnced. Time, l:54, l:55!.
In the second race, three and three
quarter miles, Is started; l.. }. McGlb-
hons Minnark, |; Lisle X SIuIley's Fairy
Queen, ?; GrlLs.eAds 5 Ambuscsde. 8.
Tine, 1924!
Third race. mile heats. 10 starters;
Grinsteads Moher, |; Bowen & Cos
Lille Brent, 2; 2. G.. ThOrps Hertog, 8.
Tine, l:5!!.
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A wsIrgs u the Cincinnati Times O.
",,.s the slim attendance at the various
clu'chr, an tue Sabbath day. he says
iLs! twenty i've years ago the public
ssuctusur, we're 'ar better attended
lhau they arr t. day, Notwithstanding
II" poIu.su,n has qusdrupled in that
time, and attributes the falling of
largely 70 the decoration Of the Sabbath
which Is growing more and more fash
ionsbIe. Public libraries, beer gardens
AID Sunday Smusements have entered
laIo sc!lye competition with the churches
ID entertaining the people.
There Is truth in the statement of the
Ni.ieF that the churches are not attended,
esPecIs.ly in the cities, rs woll rs former
" and the reasons assigned have their
Influence Gong to church is something
VI social custom, rs well rs religious
'-s 10 country places the people gath
1aai d. .i's the weather, the crops, the
lea'!a OF the community. and the news
hom the political and social world. Men
Ne engaged during the week in their
t'l' and their workshops; women,
'y'-I their household duties. Sunday
"L-i' dsy OF rest, and they recreate
@7' minds snd bodies, as well NJ revive
@s' 'prItusl condition, by attending
'--'.a. In cities the situation Is some
VA l'1erent. Men are devoted to busl-
N7'' and 70 work. Their whole nervous
''''7n' sre on the rack from morning
- ".SaI, They meet each other hourly
-''-Sh the week and have less occasion
''7A each others society on Sundays
'-r! eaye their homes on that day, Il
@ many Instances, TO enjoy
pure and brsclng atmosphere OF
.''nIry This Is more soothing TO
"er'wroughl nerves than nap in
@'no't comfortable OF pews.
'1'a' may not the style of preaching
's something to do with this falling
attendance At church? We do not
y mat the preaching is essentially
s'sh' irom Whist it was twenty-five
"sgo Perhaps it is qnite as full of
IL and tervor; and 1t is possible that it
" people who have changed. Faith
n. '1' corresponding works prohteth
'''s' yet about the only claim many
OF the church can make
'4 nesven will be founded upon faith
Many people, whether rightfully
''ong'uliy, want an intellectual treat,
''A'ag more than religious exhor-
w. from their preacher. 1t may be
'Iohs, vet the pews of Drs NEWMAN,
uHAPIS, and BEECHER, and SWING
Always full, because they furnish
y 'oF the enrichment of the mind
'ue'f 'epsst of spiritual things. We
Wa may ali be wrong, yet 1t is the
u the times. We may mour over
'''e'' but how shall we correct it?
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The British Rifle Team,

NEW YORK, September l7-On We'd
nesday the British team will be broken
up. Mayor Waller, Mr.. Greenhil.,
Capt, BowlOy and three or four Others
will make cruise in the sehoo er yacht
Vieta, starting September the 10th. Col.
Peel will leave New York tor Europe
Saturday. Sir Henry Haliord will go 70
Chicago Wednesday. Mr.. Miner Ia.
tends to make tour through the West
and Southwest, seeking home, as he
intends to remain in this country. 1t IS
thought that efforts will be maze to or
game stronger team next year to COM
pete for the prize. Some OF the mem
bers believe tnat three teams will be sent
here, composed o. the best rihemen IN
England, Scotland and Ireland Sever
al changes will be recommerd ded, the
most essential being to adopt the back
position.
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Interstate Rife Match.

CREEDMoRE, Septem Der li.-Sl& LeaHls
entered in the inter State long range
match The New York Amateur Rife
Cub were represented by Messrs. Jewel,
Allen, Weber and D4kin of the Amer!-
can team: the Massachusetts Rife AssO-
citation with jackson of the An erlcsn
team as captain; the Crescent CITY Club,
of New Orleans, with Messrs. Seelph,
Armes Eyrlck and Gynn, the Hacken-
sack Rife Club, of New Jersey, with
Messrs Lyde and Lamb OF the Ameri-
can team; the Columbia Long Range
Club, of Washington, and the Parthian
American Club, of Hudson, New York
Several members of the British team are
present. The firing at 500 yards pro-
crosses slowly. The Amateur club leads
the Crescent City slowly following.
The following are the totals OF the
scores:
Eight hundred yards-Amateur Rife
Club, Dakln, u; Jewell, Il; Allen, II;
Weber, 20; total, 2S4 Crescent City
Selph. 81; Elrich, SO; Glynn, Il; Arms,
65; total 292. PsrthIans Gun Club
Geiger, 70; Sargent, 65; Jones' 81; Dan
sger, 65; total, 267. Massachus It's Ri
he s.ociation-Ja ackson, 66; Wemyss,
II; Clark, 68; Hebbard, 81; total, 2t4.
Hackenssck Rife Club--Fisher, So;
Hyde, 63; Elmendorf, SO; Lamb SO; to-
tai, 26O. Columbia Long Range Club
Hsrkness 81; Belle, 81; Laird, 81; Burn
side, 81; totaI, 25l. Greenhlll and Fer
gusou, OF the British team, coached tue
Columbis club.
Nine hundred yards Massachusetts,
jackson, 70; Wemyss, 62; Clark, y;
Hebbsrd 68i total 275. Amateur K lie
Club-Darkin, 81; Jewel, 65 Allen, 6Si
Weber, II; total, 27l. Parthian Club
Geiger, 6S; Sargent 66; Jones, 20; Dona-
ger, 70; total, 269 Crescent City
Selph, 81; Armes, %; Enrich, 6ii Glynn,
Sc; total, 254. Columbis-Parkness, 81;
Belle, IS; Laird, 90; Burnside, 50; totai,
253. Observation-Disclosures, 80; Hyde, 81;
Elmendorf, So; Lamb, SO; total, 24l.
One thousand yards ds-Amateur Rife
Olub-Dakin, 66; Weber, Il; Allen, 66
Jewell, 81. Total, 270; aggregate, s25.
Massachusetts Rife ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
son, 67 Wemyss, 66 Clarke, 63; He5-
bard, 80. Total 245; aggregate, 7Sj.
Psrthian Rifle C,ub-Geiger, 50; Sar
gent, So Jones, 90; Donager, 66. Total,
244; aggregate, 7SO. Crescent City
Selph, "a; Armes, ~; Ehrech, 63; Glynn,
90. Total, 22S; aggregate, 704, Hack
enssck Fisher, 81; Hyde co. Elmen-
dorf, 50; Lamb 66 Total, 252 aggre
gate, 1853. Coumbia-Harkness, 81;
Bell, "a; Laird. 90; Burnside, 81 Tota',
232; aggregate 730 The Amateur Club
won the prize.
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adiustment Of Riot Losses.

PHILADELPHIA, september 1.-The
merchants interested in the property de-
stroyed in the strikers riot at Pittsburgh
in July last, met this afternoon. A mo-
ton accepting the proposition Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company of Sep
tember 18th was offered, but Mr. Bate
man proposed the following as = suosti-
tute, which was adopted:
Rssolred, That we ,till adhere TO the
resolution passed at the meeting held
August Both, not TO put our claims in
the hands of the railroad company unless
they will guarantee the recovery OF tie
money for US within two years from date
OF the loss.
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United States Grnnd Lodxe,LO.O.F.

BALTIMORE, Sept. l7.-The r. ".
Grand Lodge, l. o. o. f. OF the United
States begun their fitty-thlrd annual ses-
sion this morning, after an imposing
parade. The NJ. w. Grand Sire presided
Delegates were present from Canada,
South Carolina and Switzerland
The reports of the Grand Correspond.
ing aud Recording Secretary and Grand
Treasurer were read. The several reports
were referred to the committees and
various standing committees were APP
pointed. Resolutions to grant charters
to the Grand Lodge and Grand Encamp-
ment of Texas were adopted. Their char
ters were destroyed by the great fire al
Galveston IN August last. Adjourned
till tomorrow.
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plan for ResumptiOn.

NEW YcBK, September 1.-The plan
for the resumption 0. specie payments
submitted by Geo. , Cpe, Of this city, :"
the Banker, Convention, was discussed
freely and ;svorsbly at 81 informal met
ing Of New York bank presidents, iew
days ago, aud resulted il the appoint
ment OF com mittee 10 mature plan Ot
sctior ~ Be submitted TO Secretary Sher-
man after i snail have been approved by
the New York bank officers.
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The Missing Cattle Dealer.

COLUMBUS, September l7.-Nothing
definite is known of Dyer, the missing
cattle buyer, who was supposed 70 have
been murder and robbed nesr Grove
port last Friday, but many rumors are
afost. Dyer's father Is here from Pitts
burgh working up the case. He ssys
thst bis son hss been speculsting in ca.-
tie, but how heavily he does not know.
1t ls reportsd that Dyer was to have been
married on the night Of his disappear
snce, and that he wore new SUIT OF
wedding clothes away from this city, but
of this his father knows nothing.
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NO.. u.s.
The Marking Business.
Charleston Courier.

The recent attack upon Judge job.
blslr Hoge, through the columns OF the
Gazette, Is beng commented upon pretty
freely by the press of the State. The
prevailing opinion is that the marking
business Is game thst sll sections of the
State can indulge in II disposed, and i,
may not be our interest TO go into il too
heavily on the mere suggestion of leaders
whosre slresdy marked too extensively
to permit OF their future public recogni-
tlon by the people OF the State.
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The Yellow Fever.

FERNANDISA, FLA, September IL
There have been five deaths SINCE the last
report The call :or aid has been liber-
ally responded to The weather still
continues uniavorsblo. The number OF
cases is still increasing The citizens OF
Jacksonville to-day contributed over
5000 IN cash, and squsntity Of medicine
and provisions for the suffering.
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AEDERs Holt, q brilliant Engl'h
writer. l. well known On the other EIDE
y.th- water by her bright and sparkling
att lee. Sheis $50 the Engiisn CORES
p5,lelt OF "AndreEs Bszsr,' which 5
rapidly putting on iis contributors lie.
name, OF hIgh literary repuIe. TIE
"Bazar' nas stories sketches, criticisms,
poetry. and the various contents of the
high clss- magazine. Il also emphasizes
is value by giving the ladies the best
illustrations sad descriptions Of fashion,,
byh Tor lad.e- and children. Whist
more eau family nsedl Send ten cents
10 W. K. Andrews. Cincinnati, for specl-
men copy
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Arrested.

NEW YORK, September Il. David c.
Stewart, IN board the Colorado At the
Brooklyn nsvy yard, WAS arrested to-day
by United States authorities on u reQu-
sltion from Washington. where he had
been indicted Tor detraudlng the govern
ment out of so, 700 with bogus claim,
Tor value of timber used NJ Nashville
during the war.
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Fell Under The Cars.

CRANBERRY SUMMIT, w. Va, Sep
tember John L. Kesrns, young
man, sged nineteen years, tell from 3
freight train last night about three
miles east OF Rowleso burg, snd had both
legs en-, OF, one above and the other be-
.Jw tle knee. He died this morning a.
seven O'Clock. he lived st McGuire's
Tunnel, about two miles west Of this
place, sad was going from the front 70
tue rear end Of the train 10 get in the
csboo-s Il l!s supposed the light Of the
helping engine dszzled him aud caused
MIN 10 make & misstep. He had been
on u yl,i. 10 Grafton.
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Omaha Items.

OMAHA, september l7.-Mrs. Lesry,
the wife o. u man employed st the Union
Pacific shops, while riding this evening
near the barracks was throw from the
buggy and killed.
The Omaha snd Republican Valley
railroad is completed to Davis City,
seventy-six miles west OF here. and trains
commence to run regular tomorrow or
the next day.
Tue second spsn of the Union Pacific
bridge will be tested tomorrow. and 1t is
expected that trains will cross not later
thsn Wednesday.
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Irr,ba,,.mns who. ike Father ABRA.

LE1,aetramps who, like Father ABRA-
BAYs soldiers, are coming three hun
irvd thousand strong, tramp into the
pisces made vacant by the striking
milsr snd seek to earn an honest living
3IggiIg coal If the striking miner can
aoi, S. he SAYS he cannot, live on the
sAge' he is ohered, perhaps he will be
s..og TO exchange places with the
trsmP who, s. ar, has lived without any
wages
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Hayes Invited 10 Atlanta.

ATLANTA, September IA full
meeting OF citizens, irrespective OF par
~, presided over by the Mayor, extend
ri unanimous invitation 10 President
Hayes and Cabinet To visit Atlanta, and
appointed committee to meet the party
At Chalpnoogs, Thursday. 1t is hoped
the President will accept.
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The Famine inIndia.

CALCUTTA, September 1.-The re-
ports o: the weather from Bengal,
Madras, Mysore and the central
PROVINCES continue favorable, but the
prices OF grain are still high. Imports
continue on large scale. The public
heslth not much better.
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FIRE.

DAYTON, o., September IA barn
belonging 10 John Bsrnum, thirteen miles
from thH city, burned yesterday morn
my, destroying large quantity of grain
and hay and n number OF farming i'm
plemcns. II is supposed 1t wss the
work ot An incendlsry. The loss is rsti.
mated At $4,000 Thcle WAS no lnsur-
Arra
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Tgg Baltimore aud Ohio railroad is
i-yotls,ing lor au AIT line route between
C.c,go junction and Pittsburgh, so as
70 run It's Chicago business via Pitts
5u'gh and the ConnellsvilIe branch
Successful in that the old Hempdeld will
,vusln in its unfinished condition many
tsv
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WObbrd by High wRymen.

New YoRK, September ia letter
from Havana says that on Saturday
evening the chief c,erk of the American
consulate OF this city WAS robbed by two
hIghwaymen, who Wore the uniforms ol
cavalry soldiers. No doubt the robbers
wore rnhl CAYAlrYmnn.
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The iron interest Is still the PROSTATE
industry; but our iron men have good
deal OF iron in their blood, and in their
nerves, too They will dispe the dark
clouds and bring sunshine tD their huai
ness vet. Courage.
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TaE agbting IN the Balkans has been
body enough, this last week, to please
even gu, ssnguinsry friends of the
Bloody Shirt" party. From all ac-
,olr,s the slaughter has beet something
..-riac in the series of battles that has
,.ar t,uuht
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Struck Oil.

New YORK, September l1.-Jsmes c.
Williamson and Maggie Moore, OF, San
Francisco, made their first appearance
tonight here, at Union Square theatre,
in Struck on to large audience.
They were enthusiastically received and
r4lltd before the curtain At the end Ut
each AUt.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

weekly begin 18th July 1877, and end l2th
september. Have proved Of signal use
LIST, 10 students who design TO pursue their
studies Rt this or other Law school I'd, to
those who propose 10 read privately and
%, 10 practitioners who have not had tbs
advantage of systematic Instruction. Fof
circular apply (P. y University Of Val Ia
4 HMINUR' Prot. { Gm .Sts and
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Base Hall,

CHICAGO, September l7.--Syrscuse
Stars 3, Indianapolis 0.
BosToN, September l7.-Bostons IL,
Chicsgos 8. The game was called on the
sixth inning on account Of darkness.
Providence, September l7.-St, Louis
3, Rhode Islands |
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WhoBobarI Pashn

CHICAGo. september 1.-The Tn
b,Aes 81, Pau. special Says: Letters
have been received mere which disclose
the isc. ,hst Hobart Pasha, VINO s Sc
ord in command Of the Turkish navy,
j. Csg.4'n Marthrop formerly OF Wa
tonvsu county TINS State, and British
naval -tiicer retired on hsl-psy, VINO
lrt.,d d. T. return a. soon a. the war l.
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Sacramento Races,

SACRAMENTO, September l7:-At the
State Fair races to-day, Lexington Belle
won the three-qusrter mile dash, for two
year old tiIlles, in l:l6., the best time
tor that class on the coast.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-18

Hon B.F. MARTIN, member OF Con-
,rss. from the Second district hS' been
.,,s IN but is well again.
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THyY have now two or three Work
.,uar' ticket. in Ohio. That's right.
., Worklngmen's party Is good
.,;,, there cant be too much OF it.
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Tag Richmond State cautions holders
d. Virginia bonds sgsius: selling them
,sl low figure, under the delusion that
thew sre to be either partly or wholly re-
Undated
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ys Cox is growing more confident In
..,,,t to his chances for the Speaker
,,iO He thinks they are as good AS any
thar mans.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-18

RIAL estate is looking up rs an invest
n,,t That is something that can
,.,ber burn up nor burst, nor can
.,.Disr. or directors squsnder it.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-18

u,,ToS SAYLoR will not take the
.,mr in Ohio lest it injure his chances
q, the Speskershlp.