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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-04

BEFORE going 10 picnic get your "Piu.
afore" Cigars Of Behrens & Co. The best
Cigars for the money, Nos. 1910 Market
and 1901 Jacob Streets.
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Ten Thousand Dollars worth OF Dry
Goods 70 he Sold without Reserve.

Commencing with Tuesday, July LIST, !
will offer my large and carefully selected
stock Of Summer Goods, comprising
Lawns, 0rgandies, Chintzes, Linen Suits,
Parasols, &C., &C., at much reduced prices.
These goods were bought before the rise
In the East and will DO sold without res.
ervatiOn. We are determined TO sell, and
have marked goods down to the point
where we can please everybody. Agent
In Wheellngi for Mad. Demorest's Patterns.
JoHN RoEMER,
Nos. 20l9 and 209l Main street,
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WEATHER INDICATIONS

WAsIHNGroS, July al a. M.-Fol
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley sta
tionary, followed by rising barometer,
southwest to northwest winds, clear, and
possibly followed by cooler and partly
cloudy weather.
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An axiom in tho philosophy Of the
young lady whose dresses are q little too
thin: "There's no effect without gauze.n
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IT Bears ALL-JaoEson's best Sweet
Navy Chewing Tobacco. A full supply
now on hand at Joseph Speidel 4 Coz.
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THE most inexcusable folly Is 10 endure
dyspepsia with all It's misefies. when rs
cent bottle OF Dr.. Bulls Baltimore Pills
w1li cure the malady.
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Nos. 2Ols and en2l i Main I, streat

PARAsoLs at Cost, Parasols at Cost, Para.
soils at Cost, to reduce stock, at G. G,
Roth's.
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TEMPERANCE NorEs.-AIessrs. E. G. Cra.
craft ana Robert Marshall are announced
to speak at the temperance picnic at Lock.
woods Grove to-day.
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THERMOMETERS REcoRD.-The following
shows the range Of the thermometer, as
observed at SChnepf's drug store, Opera
House corner:
YESTERDAY. 1873.
a 81 90 50 81 81 81 II
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oREw JaeksOn's best Sweet Navy Tobncc.

GALL soon at G. g. ROth's for a ParasOl
u you want bargain.
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DOR CINCINNATI, LOUIS, ~ :
L WILLIE AND INTERMEDTATE.ls
FONTS, In place Of the Sr. LAW iE=1-s-Esll
Renee during low water, the Commodous PaSsen-
senBer Steamer
FLORENCE MEYER. JAMES NICHOLS, Master,
JESsE NIEiIOLs, Clerk,
WIN leave as above on Saturday, July 6h Inst, at
three O'clock P. NJ, positively.
For freight or passage apply on board or 10
iyi C. II. booth L SON, Agents.
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JAcKsoN's Best Sweet Navy Chewing To-
bacco. Retailers can buy 1t OF Joseph
speidel & Co., in 8, 10 and 20 pound pack.
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j sFlrSDp Soda water-IOgan, List 4
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JAcKsoS's REsr.-Give it trial and you
will Use no other. Joseph Speldel & Co.,
Wholesale Grocers, have II,
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A MESSAGE FROM THE MAXsE.-C
wiyesare more famous for the number Of their
children than the fullneSS OF their pockets.
This perhaps, entities them to their universal
credi6llity OH domestic topics, and this also,
gives abundant benefit to the state uent made
by Mrs lille EraGey, Of tho Methodist Epis.
cOpal Parsonage, Of Eastchester, New York,
that the only treatment for caked or broken
breasts ever used by her Is Giles Liniment
Iodde Ammonia.
Sold by all druggists Send for pamphlet
Dr.. GILES,
100 West Broadway, New York.
Trial bottles IS cents.
Logan, List 4 Co., Agents. MwFGw
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-A FURNISHED ROOM
= With board for two persons. Address A. r..
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Headquarters for Ladies and GentIemen's
Gold and Silver American Watches.
JACOB ". GRuBB, IeWeIer,
Washington Hall, Cor. Market and Twelfth
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FoE the aged, whom 1t refreshes and
soothes, SANpPoRp's JAMAICA GINGER,
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pICNIC GRoUNDS-I OFFER FOR
= NENTmy Picnic Grounds we'll known a Green's
8tTse miles HiEs north q The city on the r W. KY
platform, TelTe1hment stands, benches, and iii tx
ncfeSsry hnildingS PERTAINING 10 hnt.claSS mir ME
grounds. The grounds lie within 50 yards 81 ia r
!" FefSonS desirinE 10 rent them can cali upon
.,oe JOSEPH GREEN,
lPzo No llt7 Market Street.
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s.Coughlng Spells IN the prornInr.p

DRINK Bethesda Water splendid tonic
lat LoRan. List 4 Cn.,s.
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IL ,Aw PRINTING
"PdS at he k8ssssf'; ;o 81 RS Ss
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JOSEPH SPEInEL & Co., wholesale erocers
are headquarters for Jackson's Best Tobac
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DOR SALE
FoR SALE

EoR sALE-HoUsE AND lot o.
\ wheeling Island, corner Of North FNut
aio North York streets. Frame hOQse COZ.
Ihnilng y rooms and cellar, lot Is feet ineh,
es front, running back to the river gOiti
Also; q Frame House, corner Of sixteenth
ana Eott streets, containing s rooms and eel
Iar lot 81 feet by G3 feet d inches. II lhes
houses are not sold by June 80, they will b.
ohered at PUBLIC SALE at the front dot d
the Court House JULY 7Tm, ut 10 O'Clock A.
y. Terms, one'half cash, balance in dI and
WE'VE months, scured by deed Of trust on The
PtoPeTV' W. H. HALLER
Jelt-TUT&s AurliOutCE
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Five ITupdrctI Tbou.onf s,ronr

l WANT to close them out, "Parasols
cheap, at G. G, Roth's.
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WANTED,

WANTED-TO BORROW sl2OOO IN
sums Of from $4,000 to $500 70 DO secured b,
,u J.R coWDF-N, Attorney at Law,
mlot l9k2 Chanlina Rtnaet
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= SPARKLING Soda water-Logan, List &
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ASK your grocer for Jackson's Best
Joseph Speidel & Co. have II at wholesale
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SERGEANTs SALE.
James y; MsDdsl In .u,,,pp.I. In tn. xppIs.
James AeGannon. pal Court OF wheeling
ia virtue o. an Execution Issued in the Above tud,
viii proceed to sell 10 tLe highest md i.t Lidi "
NJ, the FIRST Day OF SEPTEMBER, is;2
neta'en me AOars Of 10 O'Clock a. y. aud 0'tISl
7. NJ. a. thS font door 4 thu Court Ilon4 Of OAa
OeItx' IN 'ne city Of Wheeling, the following PH-
S SHs sSrty lSre, oue Blown Horse,
Two Sets Of Harness,
Two Bugges,
TERMS oY SALE, CASn.
JAMES ". SWEENEY,
Inv, =, ,o-0 Sergeant Of the City Of whrrI0h.
1UAk IL 1872 !rlI
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"n Active parties TO net M
General State Agents fof
HI iii the sale Of our specIaltIRs,
WITHIN Business respectable. Goods
uuuU seil rapidly. "e pay laIT

liberal commission on sales. From Sioo 10 $500
a a,, Inontn can be made by live men. Hare
qnIrTd: Address TRIU aPH MF7G CO., liz MoSRoy
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Ghe q'ttelEigstrter


OnIce. Nos. rs and "a Fourteenth street.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-24
THE STRICKEN CITY.

Hopeful Indications at Memphis Decrease
in tho Number OF New Cases and Fatali-
tics.
MEMPHIS -M0RNING.
MEMPHIS, Sept. 23.-Seven new cases were
reported: Rev. Father Ravelle, Maggie Murray,
Jessie Anderson, George Jerome, J. D. Allen,
Hewitt Archer and 3. Bowler, the two last
colored. Three additional deaths have &C.
Cured: E. E. Marshall and wife and j. F. Gro.
man, Mrs. j. 8. Prestides' condition this morn
ing is more favorable.
CONTRIBUTIONS
Among the contributions received by the
Towards to-day, over $5, 900 from the chambers
of commerce, New York; $539.67 from the oiti-
zens of Columbus, Ohio.
MISUNDERSTANDING.
MEMPHIS, Sept. 23.-Thirteen cases in all,
ten white three colored, were reported to-day
One death occurred this evening, Isaac Cor
tellius, colored.
Donations to the Towards to-day aggregated
SO, 1855. 80.
At meeting of the Howard association last
night it was determined to reduce the medical
corps one-half. This action leaves but four
Howard physlcians on duty.
Twenty nurses were sent out to-day by the
Towards. +
Among those supplied were A. J. Murray,
Miss. Helen Grace, Alfred Watkins and Alice
Bidwith.
Littleton PENIS condition is critical.
MEMPHIS. Sept. 23.-Two children of Dave
Rogers, colored, residing near Buntyn Station
were stricken with fever this morning.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 23.-Anothcr case OF
yellow fever, imported from Morgan City, was
reported to the board of health to-day, Mrs
Mary Croker. She came faom Morgan CITY the
18th and was taken sick the goth.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-24
ADVANCING PRICES.

Steady Upward Movement of Grain and
Provisions at Chicago-A Few Small
Failures.
CHICAGO, Sept. 23.-There was a continued
upward movement of prices on change to-day,
wheat making most decided advance, No. l
selling as high as S1.054 during the afternoon,
and closing strong at shade less than the best
prices. Although prices have advanced daily
for two weeks, with no retrograde movement
of consequence, the result has not been disas-
trous, except in three cases on change, until
to-day, when several small operators suspended,
but the total amount of their liabilities will
hardly be $4,000. Provisions are also strong,
with decidedly buoyant feeling, most marked
in pork and short ribs. Farmers appear to be
holding back their supplies for better prices.
New ORLEANS, Sept. 23.-R. Del. Bondio &
Co., commission merchants, heavy exporters of
grain, suspended. Had branch house in st.
Louis. Western firms lose heavily. But little
OF their paper held here. They had been SELL
ing wheat short.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-24

the crowd began to assemble in front of the
ncAllistsr street entrance, and shortly after
the passage steps and every point of vantage
were thronged with people. At the Market
street side of the building there was also
large crowd awaiting the arrival of the veterans
to fro salute from the sand lots. As the
hour for the reception approached, the crowd
grew denser, filling up the corridors and en-
frances of the building, and squad of thirty
policemen were detailed to keep the passages
open. At quarter to ono the veterans, federal
and confederates, arrived upon the sand lots,
taking up position near the Market street front.
A gun was fred at ten minutes to l O'Clock,
the other thirty-seven guns succeeding each
other at intervals of minute. The people
massed along the line Of Market street. After
salute, the veterans fell into line, entered the
corridor. and, marching down its length, coun-
ter marched, and took upa position, awaiting
the arrival of the general. A few minutes later
the President and party arrived at the Nc
Alilster street entrance. and were greeted with
cheers. The windows of the houses opposite
and housetops were crowded with people, who
waved their handkerchiefs and sent up cheer
after cheer as the party alighted. As the gon-
eral proceeded along the pavement, escorted by
out afresh. Along the corridor. running from
the lower entrance to the mayors office, were
ranged the veterans, posted in two lines. Their
commander, Col. Lyons, stepped forward rs
Gen. Grant and the mayor reached the corridor
and said, Nov boys, three cheers for your old
commander" The veterans responded with
enthusiastic hurrahs. The party then pro-
ceeded to the ma or's Office where a committee
of ladies were waiting to receive Mrs. Grant
and assist her. Mrs. Grant did not arrive un-
til some time after the General, who took up
his position in the centre of the room. The
southeast corner Of tho room WINS assigned to
the ladies and directions were issued to admit
the multitude.
After few Of the invited guests had been
presented to the General the crowd filed in and
shook hands with the city's guests and passed
out the Market street entrance, after prescnta-
ton to Mrs. Grant. All the afternoon con-
stant stream of visitors passed through the
apartments and all were greeted with hearty
shake of the hand the General declining the sug-
gestion of the mayor that Handwriting might
be dispensed with on account of the great
rush, expressing his opinion that he could
fight it out on that line all summer.
Previous to the salute on tho sand lots the
General reviewed the veterans ut their rendez-
vous in the Merchants pavilion. Tomorrow,
in addition TO the programme heretofore an
bounced, Gen. Grant will visit the produce ex-
change during the morning
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-24
WOLF IN SLEEPS 0LoTHlNa.
A Methodist Brother In West St. Paul
Charged With Immoral Conduct,

A Methodist Brother In West St. Paul
Charged With Immoral Conduct.
A few days since charges of improper con
duct were preferred by young lady named
Miss Larson against parishonier of the Yves,
st. Paul Methodist church named WincheIl.
The charges materialized to the effect that the
latter had visited the home of the young lady
during the absence of her parents and had i'm.
proved the opportunity by trying to take i'm.
proper liberties with her person.
The young lady resisted the indecent pro-
posals, and the circumstances of the affair were
communicated to her father, who demanded an
investigation. As all the parties were members
of the same church, the irate father of the
young lady appealed to the pastor, who decided
to have the charge Investigated.
An inquiry was instituted few days since,
and the testimony against Winchell was OF
such damaging character that he was de-
clared suspended from the privileges and fol
lowship of the society. It is alleged on the
other hand that the girls story was fabricated
to have Winchell suspended from the church,
and from present appearances the charge will
be further ventilated before reaching an ulti-
mate conclusion.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-24
CALLED HOME.
Personal Mention of a Few of Those Who
Answered to tho Final Summons Yes
terday.

Personal Mention of Few of Those Who
Answered to tho Final Summons Yes
terday.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 2s.-Thomas Bradley, of
the firm of Bradley & Gilbert and an enterprise
ing citizen, died at ten minutes past 3 o'clock
this morning, after long suffering from bron-
chits and asthma, at his residence. Mr.. Brad
ley was born in this city, and was just AZ years
and months of age at the time of his death.
1t was mainly through his influence that the
Louisville Commercial was started, he at one
time being the manager of the paper He was
| connected with several large enterprises, being
a director in the Farmers and Drovers' bank,
the Car Roofing Company, the Louisville City
Railroad company and the new Agricultural,
Mechanical, Botanical and Geological associa-
tions.
COLUMBUS, Sept. 23.-Dr. J. P. Lacroix, pro-
fessor of languages and literature in the Ohio
Wesleyan university, at Delevan, died last
night, aged AZ years. The college is closed to-
day. Deceased had just returned from Euro
pean tour.
READING, Sept. 23.-J. Warren Woodward,
Justice of the supreme court of Pennsylvania,
is dead.
LITTLE Rock, Sept 2s.-John W. Faust, a
prominent lawyer and citizen of Little Rock,
died tonight.
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Transatlantic PrOhibiki0nistS,

ALTOONA, Pa, Sept. 23-At the Prostitution
convention this morning to nominate candi-
DATE Tor the Office Of State treasurer, George
E. Turner, of Pittsburgh, was elelect temporary
chairman, and J. NJ Pierce temporary secre-
tary. subsequently they were made perma-
nent officers of the convention. Mr.. Turner.
on taxing the chair. further explained the
Gal. nc nau lnterrogated the Republican,
pe~ocra1'c ana Observation-Disclosures candidates,
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Booming fO7. Grant.

San Francisco, Sept. 23.-The preparations
yesterday and to-day around the new city hall
Tor the formal presentation of General and
Mira. Grant to the citizens of San Francisco
were of an elaborate character. The MAYORS
Office, which was used IS q reception room, was
handsomely draped with flags. At 1880 o clock
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Racing at Louisville

LOUISVILLE Sept. 23.-This, the second day
of the fall meeting of the Jockey club, had a
good crowd, fine weather and an excellent track.
The first event, a dash of three-quarters of
mile, had six starters Mistake, Fondo Tails.
man, Arrows, Baby Echo and Bowling Green.
In the pools Fondo sold at $65, Talisman $50,
Mistake $21 and the field $780, After a half
dozen false starts, the horses got off with the
Baby first, Mistake second, and the balance in
a bunch. These positions were maintained
until the horses entered the home stretch, when
Mistake rushed to the front and won by a
length.
The entries for the second race one and
half miles, were Cammie F., Ecker, Hattie
Lewis, Day Star, Wahtawah Pass Boy, Blanche,
Jr., LArgentine. Keen Richards and G. F. Nun
mock. In the pools, Cammie F. sold at $500
and the field at $3.50. Wahtawah had the best
of the start, Nunnock second, L'Argentine third,
and the balance punched. These positions re-
NAMED unchanged for mile, except that Pass
Boy was out Of the race. Coming into the
home stretch, all of the horses were together.
At the three-quarter pole Ecker, l. Argentine and
Wahtawah pulled out of the crowd and came
under the string in that order, Ecker winning
by length. Time 2:37I. Paris mutuals
paid 98S on Ecker.
The entries for the third race, mile DASH
were, Good Night, Buck Shot, Glendelia,
Coqueena, Kate Claxton. Beatitude, Judge
Thompson, Florence B. and Wahonaiza. In the
pools Good Night sold at 5000, Florence B. $50,
Kate Claxton $40. Beatitude $35, field $45.
The horses went off to q good start and re-
manned we'll together until entering the home
stretch, when Good Night drew away and came
under the string winner by two lengths.
Time 2:091. Mutuals paid s25.
In the fourth and last race, mile and a quar-
ter, Rowdy Boy, Capt. Fred Rice, Charley
Bush, Brillianteeu, Victim, j. r. Swinuey, and
Ed. Turner started. In the pools Rice sold at
1856, Swinney $75, Brillianteen $40, field 300.
Rowdy Boy got away first, with Rice close
after him. Rice won with ease.
THE MILWAUKEE MEETING.
MILWAUKEE. Sept. 23.-Fair attendance at
the races to-day. Track in fine condition and
sport very exciting. The fayorites in both
races were badly beaten. Nine horses started
in the three minute class. The race was won
by Akbar in three heats. Best time :33. The
2:25 class had five starters; won by Edwin B.
Best time 2:27.
PEORIA, ILL.,, Sept. 2S.-Four thousand people
attended the fair and races this afternoon. but
a heavy rain stopped the sport as it did yester-
day. However, the following events were be-
gun, the 2:48 class, in which Don Quixote won
the first heat in 1875, and the pacing race in
which Lucy won: Matte Hunter second. Rowlv
Boy third, Sleepy Tom fourth; time 2:35. The
last heat was paced in a furious driving storm
and the track was very heavy. The races were
then postponed and will be finished Tomorrow
unless as now seems likely the rain continues
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-24
A Novel Suit.

CHICAGO, Sept. pa novel suit was begun
to-day. The widow of Hugh McConville, the
man who was murdered by Sherry and Conley,
for which the latter was hanged, began a suit
for $4,000 damages, under the State law.
against the owner of the saloon where Sherry
and Conley procured the liquor which got them
intoxicated, against the owner of the building
and against the agent who leased the premises.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-24

but they had 40 far declined to place them
selves OIL record on the questions addressed to
them. hence the Prohibitionists were impelled
to take separate political action. Resolutions
were adopted and William l.. Richardson, of
Bloomsbury, was nominated for treasurer by
acclamation.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-24
Hon. Ed. Dura,.t for Governor.
To tho Editor of the Globe.

RED WINd, Sept. 22.-Allow me to suggest
tho name of Hon. E. W. Durant, of Saltwater,
man for standard bearer of the Democracy
in the present canvas. The st. Croix valley
has never had the Governor and very little else,
1t has been as much ignored by the Republi-
cans as Southern Minnesota Mr.. Durant is n
gentleman Of ability and popularity. He is a
man in whom the people can have confidence,
aud, believe. careful consideration of his
qualifications will result in his securing the
nomination. At all events NO harm can come
from little boom for Durant. HARD SHELL.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-24
Colored Odd Follows,

LITTLE Rock, Sept. 2s.-Grand Master Red
mond Fawcett, of the Grand United Order of
Odd Fellows, colored, has ordered the annual
movable committee of America to convene at
Little Rock on the 9TH day of October prox.
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FOOTING IT.
THE PEDESTRIAN CONTEST FOR
THE ASHLEY BELT.

Rowen Still Maintaining Ms Lead uyen a
Good Second-Weston Gradually Ap-
preaching the Leaders-Several OF the
Contestants Already Out of the Race
Running at Louisvillo-Defeat or the
Providence Ball Club by Boston.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-24
Death of

Death of plymouth Church Founder.
New YORK, Sept. 23.-James Freeland, col
found dead in bed this morning. He was 80
years of age and one of the founders of
Plymouth Church.
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on the Dfan.o,nd.

At Boston-Bostons Z, Providence 8.
At New Bedfords I, Nationals 0.
At Holyoke 10, Worcesters 6.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-24
DEMOCRACY'S DUTY.
DECLARATION OF WASHINGTON
COUNTY DEMOCRATS.

Arrangement of the Republican Nominees
Made by the Personal Rings and Against
the Wishes of tho People-A Boom from
the Norh for Eugene M. Wilson-Addi-
Notes.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-24
M'LEOD COUNTY.
Especial Telegram to the Globe,I

Especial Telegram to the Globe.
HUTCHINSON, Mimi, Sept. 23.-McLeod
county delegates elected to the State conyen-
ton: W. T. Bonniwell, A. P. Fitch, E, A.
Child, Louis Brandt, VIM. Schilling. W. W.
Harrington, Rudolf Burgeschrode.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-24
TODD COUNTY.

[SDecial Telegram to the Globe.
FERGUS FALLS, Mimi, Sept 23.-Delegate to
the Democratic State convention: Robert
Miller, uninstructed; favors ,McNar for Gov
ernor @. A. Pillsbury here to-day. Is
reported to have part of the corruption fund
to carry the county for the wheat ring candi-
date
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THE GREAT RACE FOR THE REPUB-
LICAN NOMINATION.

Accidental Hayes on His Travels In Illinois
-Drenching Rains Conspire to Disar-
range the Programme Arranged for His
Reception-A Gala Day for Grant-The
Local Military and Populace Doing Him
Honor.