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Go with the Cheap Pan Hardle Excursion
to pittsburgh, Sunday, october Stare
for Round Trip, 81 80. ~

The p, c. &st. L. BY. 90. (Pan Handle
Route) take pleasure, in announcing q
grand special excursion to Pittsburgh,
Sunday, October 8. The excursion train
will be equipped with splendid day
coaches, and the train will make the run
through to Pittsburgh without stoppage.
Now Is the time TO visit Pittsburgh and
the great Exposition. The train will leave
Wheeling at 1880 A. ~, arriving at Pitts
burgh at 10 A. NJ; returning train leaves
Pittsburgh at $3.50 P. NJ, Sunday. Fare fol
round trip, 81 80. Tickets good for return
passage by special train Sunday night, OF
any regular Train Monday and Tuesday,
October 4 and 8. Taking one considera.
ton with another, this Is the most desir.
able excursion Of the season. Remember
the day and date, Sunday, October 8.
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PARKER HALL.-The opening Gospel
service will not be held tomorrow, as was
contemplated, owing TO the preaching at
the tabernacle by DR.. Thoburn. Parker
Hall will be formally opened for the sea.
son by Gospel temperance service on
Sunday, October 10, at $3.50 P. N. DR..
Nesbilt, Of Pittsburgh, and other go d
speakers will address the meeting. 1t Is
expected that the old choir will be there,
and good time Is expected.
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Hudson, Mas, July, 1873!
sCROFULOUS HUMOR.

Hon. william Taylor, Boston, state Sem
ator OF MRssachuset,s,sayso of his Case;
HAter three months uNc Of the Caticun Remedies,
AVID Twelve yeirs d ss con tant suffering from humOr
Il the faee, nick and scalp % was ever endured,
eau Fay that am cured, and pronounce my ,ase ies
With nv success that hive stopped men 90 the
srsst who WefS afflicted. and told them " got q,
CutIeurt Remedies and they wo9l cure them Thu
4 ~hy Am % grateful 70 you, for believe them q
he ara bsst ana GreateIt dlScoytryso the age, and
that they Will cure all who arc sunefiEg with thee
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McMEcukSs spooSs.-Last night some
sneak thief entered the residence OF B. +.
McMechen, on the Island, and stole all
the silver spoons he could get hold Of.
fortunately the fellow did not etspoons
OF the genuine article.-Leddr From
the above account 1t would be hard to tell
who is left, The thiel or Mr.. McMechen.
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We do not advertise them, because they
advertise themselves. Every lady buyer
that has visited our store for the above,
has purchased with surprise, because we
sell ilannels and blankets as cheap "a we
did when wool and labor was down to
panic prices. To those who wish TO pur-
chase where they can do the best we sim
ply ask to come and price them,
i, BLUM K Bro,
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Grand Democratic Rally ut steubenviIIe,
Saturday, October Q.

The Democracy Of Jefferson county ex.
tend TO the people Of the surrounding
country a cordial invitation 10 meet the
distinguished statesmen Hon. Allen g;
Thurman, Hon. George Il. P.ndleton aud
Daniel Dougherty, ESQ.,, at Steubenville,
Saturday, October 2. To accommodate
those desiring 10 attend, the p, G. & St l..
Ry. Co. will sell excursion tickets on the
above date from Wheeling and intermedi-
ate points. Round trip tickets from
Wheeling, 60 cents. Trains leave 5:45 A.
NJ, 9:O5 a, N. and 1:05 p. N.
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a member Of the committee of ladies on
Gag presentation. Miss Cochran, in a
brief address couched in appropriate
terms, made the formal presentation. She
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1t will take you just one.halt the time 10
buy dress goods at our store and save from
Ave TO ten cents per yard. Our stock is 80
large and complete that no matter what
you ask for you will flnd with us, Many
new fabrics can be seen at our store that
you cannot see elsewhere. Come, II you
wish dress goods, to /. Blum & Bro.
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CUTICURA REMEDIES

For all Humors of the Hood,
Are prepared by Weeks 4 Potter, Chemists and Drug.
j.ts 966 Warrington street. Boston, MAse u Front
n. Toronto. Ont, and Snow HUI, London, and
ior ale BY Druggists Price Of CuIicuRA, small
bnxes. 50 cents; large boxes, g.. REssLyEST
81 per bottle CUiIcuRA MEDICINAL TOILET soAP
81 esn,s per eakc. CuTfcuRA MEDICINAL SHAVING
so.p. Is cents per cake, in bars, for Barber and
large consumers, 30 eents. -wsaw
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WE have a speedy aud positive cure for
catarrh, diphtheria, cAnker mouth, and head
ache, in shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. A nasal In.
Iector free with each bottle. Usei II you de.
sire health and sweet breath. Price 80 cents
Sold by 3. Booking, Agent Odd Fellows
Hall, and ChAs. Moenkemoeller, corner Main
aud TWenty.seoond streets. NWHAeow
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AN "OuTgAaR" TIE "REGrsrER" WoN'T
COMMENT on EDIroRIALLY.-Last evening
as the Republican forces were forming on
Main street, preparatory to crossing the
river to take part in the demonstration ON
the Garden Spot, some Democrat who
doesn't allow his respect for the law to In.
teriere with practical expressions OF his
hatred for the Radicals" threw large
boulder and struck Col. Travis on the
head. The missle struck with crushing
force and inflicted painfal bruise. Some
decided steps should be taken to stop these
Infamous assaults. let them be directed
against whom they may. II the two parties
were to unite, through their Campaign
Committees or field officers, aud offer re-
ward for the conviction OF any bastard
who made q similar attack upon either side
1t would have good effect. The very,
fact that those 10 authority declared their
condemnation Of the practice would go far
toward stopping it. So far, however, we
have heard OF but two we'll authenticated
assaults upon Democratic professions,
while the injuries Inflicted upon Republi.
cans in the clubs on the line Of March
have been numerous, every since some
assassin threw stones at Gen. Goa at bis
North Wheeling meeting, early in the
campaign. e
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For yeiyets.
A large assortment at I. Blum & Bros

HAIr.pRIcg sheet music at sheib's,
Washington Hall. all the popular music
Of the day, half price, To close out the
larger part OF the stock at one-third the
price. Call early, examine and save
money. Music books also at cost
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Offered by our competitors can always be
found In our house. Cheap prints, cheap
muslins, etc. we have lots OF them, but
fine goods at low prices is what we advO-
cate and declare that we eau save you
money by dealing with US.
]. BLUM < BRo.
ll04 Main street.
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WEATHER. INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, D. O., October 1.-For
Tennessee aud the Ohio Valley, warmer,
clear or partly cloudy weather, slowly
falling barometer and &c utheast to SOUTH
west winds.
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Iyyou have no flags, get pound Of fins
Red and Green Fires at McLain Brothers

CHEAP EXCURSION to Cincinnati via B. 4
o. r. K. on Tuesday, October 9th. Fare
for the round trip only S.. Tickets good
to return until October 9th inclusive.
Trains leave B. & o. depot at 4:S0 a. NJ,
9;l5 a. NJ. and ll:10 r. NJ. Wheeling time.
Returning trains leave Cincinnati at s a.
N. and $3.50 z. N.
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CITY COUNCIL.


This Branch was called to order by
Mayor Sweeney, with the following gem
tlemen in their seats: Cowan, cracraft,
EoG, Halstead, Hall, Hughes, McAdams,
schambra, Simpson, schultze, Wilson and
Wellington. The minutes OF the last
meeting was read and signed.
Messfs. Simpson, Wilson and Wolying.
ton were appointed a Special Joint Com
mittee to cooperate with similar number
from the Second Branch, to revise the or
dinances. ,t
The coffee house license Of Chris siebke
was anpulled and license granted 10 Jas.
Russell TO keep coffee house at the same
stand.
The reports OF the various committees
OF Council coming up from the Second
Board for concurrence, this branch con
Cured. a.
A large amount OF unfinished bushes in
the shape OF resolutions, petitions, &C.,
was properly disposed OF. :,
At S:45 this Branch adjourned until
Tuesday evening next, at which time the
Loan ordinance will be considered. 2
second branch.
This branch was called 10 order, but a
call Of the roll developed tho fact that no
quorum was present, and an adjournment
was effected until next Tuesday night.
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GRAND OPENING Al BRuKs & CorPER's.-
The above mentioned firm had their fall
opening last evening, aud, as usual, were
crowded, afternoon and evening, with the
ladies OF the city and vicinity. The display
Of goods was exceptionally fine, many
thinking It the finest made by. this
house In months past. All the goods on
exhibition were elegant, the colora being
rich, the quality tine, and the styles novel.
II 10 impossible Of course, forus to describe
each Of the articles, but our atten-
ton was particularly drawn to the
novelties In dress goods, plaids
and handkerchief goods, also the silk hand.
kerchieis, articles OF neck wear, laces,
beaded trimmings and beautiful buttons.
All the ladies will tegtify TO the elegance
oil these goods. We also wish TO speak OF
the elegant seal sacques and beautiful
suits Tyr ladies and misses, OF which this
house has large line. The enterprise OF
these merchants In giving the ladies such
sight should be literally rewarded by
patronage. efis
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TnR magnitude aud quality Of our stock
Of dress goods this season will undonbted-
ly command general attention, and ladies,
even at considerable distance from the
city, will find that thev will be amply re-
paid by visit OF inspection.
/. BLUM & Bro,
ll04 Main street.
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| AMusRMENTB.-Ag neS Robertson Mrs.
Dion Boucicault).-rhe sale Of seats for
the two performances to be given by this
talented and gifted actress commences this
morning, and we advise those who desire
choice seats to be on hand early, for we
| feel confident the Opera House will be
crowded on both evenings. Agnes Robert.
son will appear on Monday next as Arrdh
lfeeiiJ., in Dion Boucicaults great Irish
drama OF "Arrah.na.P ogue; or, the Wick
| low Wedding" and on Tuesday in Boncl-
cault's grand military drama Of Jessie
Brown: or, the Relief OF Lucknow We
quote the following about the performance
Of "Jessie Brown" last week in Baltimore.
The Gazette says:
MDion Doucicault's famous military
drama, Jessie Brown; or, Relief OF Luck
now, was given at the Holiday last night
with q strong cast and fine scenic effects
The title role was played by Mrs. DION
Boucicault, (Agnes Robertson( who has
long been an established fayorite, both In
this country and in England.
"As Mana Sahib Mr.. Charles Wheatleigh
appeared TO the best advantage, his acting
being marked by great intelligence, dig
nifty and accuracy OF expression. Mr..
Henry Dalton was dashing Randall Mac
eregor, and Mr.. Frank Little made an ef-
iectiye Geordie. Mr.. Luke Martin and
Mr.. Ledley Brown were both excellent as
Corporal Cassidy and Private Sweenie re-
spectiyely, and Miss Florence Noble was a
graceful Mrs. Campbell. The other roles
were all in competent hands and the per.
formance was q remarkably smooth and
realistic one. - tc37Hss
Our GoDLINs.-The first presents
ton fof "0lr COLLINS" to q Wheel
ing audience took place at the Opera
House last night 10 o fair sized au.
dience. This company is small one, Just
Qu:ntette Of them, but 1t Is awful
strong" The well we don't hardly know
what 10 call the extravaganza. Anyhow,
it's an omnium gatherum, and ascertainly
the liyeIiest and most rollicking one ever
given in this city. II is as funny as "Hob.
bies," as amusing as the "TroubadouIs,"
and as attractive as 1t can be. VIZ. VIM.
Gill, the leading man, is even tunnier than
salisbury, and his delineation Of character
and characters are the best take oils that
we have yet seen on this stage. Mr.. Gill
was ably supported by Miss Elenore Deer
ing, Messrs. Francis Wilson, William For.
roster and Miss Emma Carson, the latter q
very beautiful young lady, Q ptquant ac-
trees and q splendid vocalist. To those
who have laughed at Hobbies" and the
aTroubadours," we say go and be con:
yulsed by the "Goblins." The eGoblins
will pc given this afternoon and evening.
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ru1moxErrA RxcoRD.-rhe following
shows the range OF the thermometer, IS
OBJ rerved at schnepf's drug store, Opera
Houge corner yesterday:
1879. 1880.
x.IaA. 8 r.x.7E. J7A.n. l2N.sr. N. Pm
IS 50 % q 81 CS 80
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NsKIN AUMOR,
Covering the upper part or the Body,
SKIN unprecedented.

sGin eopper.eolored.
Mv,sRi .wxExs & PorrRs Gsnlienea,.-I have
been afflicted with Troublesome skin disease coy.
srnv ain ii mpletely the upper part Of my body i
Sanslhg M skIn 10 assume e0ppsr-coored hue. II
eouId b RUBBED OF like dandrut, aud at time caus'
nS IntoIerabe itching aud the most Intense suffer-
ne. havs a,ed blood purifiers, pills and othsf %.
vs,i.si reinedIea but experienced no relief until
uroo,ired M Cutieura kelnedies, Will b, although
ed carelessly aud irr, gulltyr Cured me- atay
that terrible itching and restoring my skn 70 ~ nat
ural color am willing 70 make AmahNit W tue
truth Of this statement if ~. ,rwro.,
Respectfully, 1 Hui6. ". bUAlVN.
Milan Mich July g. 1873. 20 .t..
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We never had such beautiful lines Of
handsome black at such low prices.
/. BLUM & BRo.
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Nowhere such assortment, and nowhere
such low prices as at l. Blum & Bros.
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MUTTON BRoiA SOUP for Merchants
Lunch this mornIng at the New Molure
House Sample Rooms.
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WASHINGTON DISTRICT LYcEuN.-The
literary society OF the First ward Gram.
mar school, which was 80 successful year,
has reosganiEed under the name OF the
Washington Lyceum. The following off.
GERS were elected yesterday: President,
Jennie Silvis; Vice President, Ben. Nor.
rison; Secretary, Laura Fox; Treasurer,
Milton Gutman. The programme below
was successfully carried out:
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OVER e, OOO) two thousand cloaks, dol
mans. walking jackets, paletots, now at
our Cloak room. They will be sold.
e.. I, BLUM & BRo.
Manufacturers.
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THE lLLuMIsATIoSs

were cheered vociferously as partieu-
larry elaborate one would come in review,
The most brilliant Of all the displays,
nrobably. was that OF Mr.. Theodore
sebreiber. the florist who has always been
identified with the Democracy. Saptain
Doyener's grounds were also brilliantly
lighted. Among the others whose resi-
dences were particularly elaborate in iliu-
mina,ion were William Richardson. Mr..
Morrison, Mr.. shenerline, Lewis Jones
and others.
at the platform, after piece Of music
by the band, Secretary Cowden' Of the
Sta'e Committee, called the meeting to
orde, and introduced
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FIRE was discovered in Garrigan's
saloon, Thirty.sixth and Wood street, early
Yesterday morning, and the Eighth ward
hose company reported almost immediate
~ after and soon extinguished II. The fire
originated from the explosion! OF q cigar
lighter in which oil was used. The damage
to the stock was about $3.50, which was IN
sured in the Franklin. The house was
not damaged NOR than fifty or seventy.iye
dollars.
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NOLAN BRoTHERs have the incest Red
Fire in the city. Try 1t. 1t Is beautiful.
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For WORKING Coats
Go to the manufacturers. l. BLUM 4 BRo.
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ATTENTION NAllERs!-Anothsr Lot
10000 Broken Clock Springs Just re.
csiyed. ,..., ., o,.,, ,....,
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"a WIDELY known Reading, Pa, gentle.
man, Mr.. W. F. Pottiger, was afflicted
with rheumatism three years and had used
numerous medicines without avail. A
bottle Of ST. Jacobs Oil cured him.
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THE GARDEN SPOT
AM nae aANDsOME WAY SIZE &C.
Quilted HERsELR
ON the occasion of the Republican De
moustration Last Hisht-Briliianee
and Bcauty Everywhere The
streets Crimson with Rlrc
and Vocal with cheers.


The Republicans Of the Island have
reason to feel very well satisfied with
themselves over the success Of their dem
onstration last night Thatit was sue.
cess, H-
A BRILLIANT, GLORIOUS, UNPARALLELED sue.
CESS,
Not even the Democrats, who could not
repress their envy last night, will attempt
to deny.
The Seventh Ward Club has been faith
| full in season and out Of season, turning
out on all occasions with goodly numbers
| in the ranks Therefore, upon their re-
solving to have a little boom OF their own,
| a sort q home affair, the club on the "main-
landn agreed to go Overland make dis
play which would be creditable not only
10 the staunch Republican ward, but to
the whole city. ~ ~
The Island club came over and met the
main body OF the regiment, which bad
formed on Main street with the right
resting ON Twelfth, and was headed BY
the Excelsior Band, Of Martins Ferry
which did much with Its inspiring strains
10 make the affair attractive. The Young
Mems Club was out in full force, and the
Juniors had fair representation 10 the
ranks, headed by portion Of their excel
llent drum corps. The colored troops were
also on hand, and with their usual Sol,
dierly bearing, formed no mean feature o.
Ithe parade, The ward clubs were all IN
lime. In greater or less force, the Sixth
ward BOYS being headed by their famous
drum corps, which on this occasion added
new lustre to their name. The Central
Il 3lee Club was also an attractive feature oil
lthe procession. The line of march was
taken IN across the suspension bridge,
Innd out Virginia to Broadway, up Broad.
wav 10 Zane, east on Zane to NORTH
Front. and north 10 the junction oil North
i York thence south to Kentucky, west 70
i Huron. and south on Huron 70 Zane; 70
south Penn, and south 10 Ohio, on which
street they continued the march west TO
Huron, and northward to the wigwam.,
i The line OF march was considerably
rojifei ont Of consideration for two
ladies' who we're III, Mrs. Capt. Mcclure
and Mrs. Hobbs. This kindness was g
graceful act, and was highly appreciated
by the families, who subsequently CON
yeyed their thanks TO the commanding
ofiiceri. ..lsl. ~ :,
Republicans were deliberately decorated
and Illuminated, and at brief intervals
red. blue and green fires we're burned,
and rockets aud Roman candles dis-
charged. -
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cd TO tbe emporium. !. BLuM I BR0.
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For Clonks.
Go to the factory. !, BLUM & BRo.
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Qhe qatelii9euter.
New Advertisements.

omse, No., 20 ana ~ Fourteenth street
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JACOB W. GRUB, Iswsler.
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Tho Home,
skilled La Dor

Snd ItboT ssyIpg IL saIsla y TCetS y ,bs bs'',.
paSe devoted 10 III ihe l,t,i p1a " Ss. i.ls,.
miTkSt, Crops, NsrhAnd q, e ,;,or,ed PIKE ~
feature d Iound 10 the specially iiS''
enndItiOnR Of 81
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Thoroughbred Hogs-samuel P. Fergus,
Gen. John Hall, Mc0leland Brothers,
James L. Henderson, John B. Miller and
others. rstM
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Woods -L. d. Henderson and

Saxony and other fine wools-James G,
Stream. John G. CLARK, VIM. Davis and
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WEAVER'S GUILT.
HE STANDS CONVICTED OF TReACH-
ERY 10 HIS PARTY.
Another Letter from the Late Secretary Of
the Greenback National Committee,
Which Roughly Handles this
Modern Judas.
SOME MIGHTY INTERESTlN READlN'.

The denials OF General Weaver and
George o. Jones, his financial agent" )"
to the charges of treachery to the
Greenback cause, in attempting, in con-
sideration Of large sums OF money paid
them by the Republican National Com
mittee, to manipulate the Greenback
canvass in the interests OF the Garfield
crowd, have called forth another scath-
ing letter from ex.Secretary d. d. Lum,
in which that gentleman reiterates. in
language not to be misunderstood, that
an agreement was made with Secretary
Jewell, by which the Republicans were
to pay the campaign expenses OF Wsav-
er, and that Jones was appointed conf.
dental agent at Weaver's solicitation, to
receive the money and place il where it
would do the most good. Ten thousand
dollars OF this money was actually paid
over to Jones, and was used in system.
attic endeavors to aid in the election OF
Garfield and Arthur by organizing the
Greenback vote and making an active
campaign in strong Democratic cities,
counties and States, while in commum-
ties where the Republicans predomina
ted the canvass was permitted to 90 by
default. 1t was a very pretty scheme,
but it didn't pay exp, nses.
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THE IMPORTANT POINTS
OF YESTERDAYS TelEGRAPHlC IN
TelllGENCe.
Sound Wheat Carefully Selected from
the Mass of Chaf and Husks
Which Daily Comes Over
the Wires.
ACCIDENTS AND INCIDENTS OF LIFE,

Three employees OF the Kansas Pacific
Railroad Company, who have been sys.
tematically robbing that corporation for
several months past, were nabbed by
detectives yesterday. A serious fire oc-
Cured IN the Chrysalite silver mine at
Leadville, during which a party OF
twelve miners had narrow escape from
being suffocsted. Riley failed to come
to time in his race with Courtney, at
Ensenore, n. Y. The latter rowed
over the course and took the stakes. A
death from yellow fever is reported from
New Orleans. Two hundred and thirty
seven moulders have struck at Albany,
n. Y, because their employers would
not discharge q man on their demand.
Rugby, a new town on the Cincinnati
Southern railroad, was formally inau-
gurated yesterday with appropriate cer-
emonies. Robert McGill, colored, OF
Charleston, w. Va, has been arrested
at Harrisburg, Pa, charged with at
tempting to poison his wife, three chill.
dren and step.iather. A man was found
near Anderson. Greenbrier county, in
dying condition. Among the articles
found on his person were two watches
and seventy.six dollars in money. The
cause OF his death is not known.