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Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-12
State News.

Old Sport of Brtd geport, taking little exercise in 8 75 hour walk last weak at Amstsrdam, N. r.
 OiivSt Socisy, Bridgeport, has concurred with the vots oh arch to retain Rev J. J. Wilson as pastor the coming year.
 The Union Cornst Band of vinstsd to give 2 grand promenade concert and ball ill the Town Hall, New Hartford, April 23.
 Captain J. H. O. Batchslder, h&s resigned his posi- ton captain of O. I, Ath O. N. G., and the follow iug bev officers have been chosen To be captain John H. sIooum to be 1st lieutenant-Edward Finn to be 2d lisutsnant-Wm. B. Phillips.
 Mir. N. A. Humphrey, of BAinbridge, N: Y, writes to the Hsrad that his beat the world on pro- life sheep neig5or of his had three ewes which presented the owner with nine lambs-thrse pair Of tripets. We doubt if even MAry's lamb had even . pair of twin sisters -WinstSd Herald.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-12

Mothers! Mothers!! IIOtherS!!!
 Are you disturbed at night and broken Of your rest by sick child suffering and crying with the excruciating pain of cutting teeth If so, go at once and get bottle of Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup. Itwill relieve the poor little sufferer immediately-depend up on it there is no mistake about 1t. There is mot 8 mother on earth who has ever used it who will not tell you at once that it will reg ulate the bowels, and give rest to the mother, and relief and health to the child, operating like rasgic. It is perfectly safe to use in all cases, and pleasant to the taste, and is the prescription of one of the oldest and best fe- male physicians and nurses in the United States Sold everywhere. 25 cents bottle.
 m29M, W, ,S1tw
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-12
rFrcm a well known Chicago oihzen.l

CHICAGO, III Jan. I, I0oU. H. H. Warner & Co.,, Rochester, N. Y.: Gentlemen-I have used Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure with the greatest satls- fiction. It is the only remedy that have evsr used that can recommend to my friends, as it has cured me of Brght's Disease of long standing, after having visited the White Sulphur Springs of Virginia, and trying in- numerable so-called remedies" of the day. Having resided here for forty seven years, my friends will be glad to see this statement. The discoyerer is indeed a public benefactor.
 WILLIAM H. PATTERSON, 1,491 Wabash Ave-, near Twenty ninth St. ap2eodw2t
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-12

Free from the objections of beer, yet pos sessine all it's nourishment, are Malt Bitters.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-12
El.sAIN RUTTER,

EES4IN BUTTERs
 psiis of lbs. This is the finest butter we have sVer sold, and will please families who are par tcul r. We shall receive by express this mo- ming fresh lot should be plsa.e to shos it. The price ap9 E. E. HALL & SON.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-12
HRW fO Gaf Well.

Thousands of persons are constantly trou- bled with acombination of diseases Diseased kidneys and costive bowels are their tormsn. tors They should know that Kidney-Wor acts On these organs at the same time, causing them to throw of the poisons that have cloggsd them, and so renewing the whole man. Hundreds testify to this. Gp7 3teod1tw
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-12

WEsr's VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS quickly relieve and cure Biliousness, Sick Headache, Liver Complaint, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Con. stipation, General Debility, and all diseases of the stomach, liver and blood. Entirely Veg etable. Sugar Coated. 30 Pills in each box. Price 25 cts sept6 e4thd1y
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-12
To Bridge Builders

DROPOSALS will be received at the Selectmens B Ii ofice, Haunden, Conn., until noon, April 18th, 1sSo for bridge to be built over Mil riyer near Gen with safe capacity of 400 lbs per hnes foot on the trusses and 1SO0 lbs per neai foot on fooE beams, 30 feet clear epsn and l8 feet clear roadway. Also st same time and place, proposals will be re- cevea for . wood bridge at same place, with same capacity, in two clear spans of 10 feet each. Also It same time and place, proposals will be re- ceved for stone abutments and piers necessary for above bridges.
 The right is reserved of rejecting any and all bids received. NORRIS B. MI4,
 Town Agent. a1l76
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-12
ResIEstate Transfers.

Transfers of real estate recorded at the Town Clerks office on Saturday are as fol- lows:
 Henry Goodman to Robert Wilson, sixty feet on Congress avenue.
 Robert Wilson to Henry Goodman, sixty feet on Sylvan avenue, with buildings there on.
 Henry M. and Ellen s. Huntington to Dar T. Collett, forty feet on State street, with i'm provements.
 Joseph and Jennette Atwood to Lewis M M Klein, forty-two feet on Exchange street, witl buildings thereon.
 Julia B. West to Susan s. French, twenty eight feet on George street, with building thereon.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-12

Pure blood, good digestion, sweet, refresh ing sleep, clear, blooming complexion, long the sure result of using Vests Vegetable Liver Pills. sept6 e4thd1y
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-17

According to dispatches from Maine
yid Associated Press, up to go \. NJ,
the Republicans, under the direction
and supervision of Blaine, Frye, Ham
lin, II al having recovered somewhat
from the condition OF helpless dispon-
dency and decentralization Incidental TO
the sound political drubbiug administer
ell by the Democracy i'm Mondays battle,
have gone To work, in their peculiar,
but often very effective way, upon the
returns from remote and inaccessible
towns, with fair prospects OF securing
enough gains" on last years vote to
entirely wipe ont Governor PlmSteds
handsome majority. Whether these po-
ltical bOdy-snatchers will succeed in
their unblushing attempt TO thus re-
verse and nullify the popular will, as 50
emphatlcally expressed at the polls,
cannot, OF course, be loretold at this
time, but the indications are that, "on
the face OF the returns" Davis will
have a plurality. Adyices from the
Democratic National Committe are that
Plasted's majority is from 500 to 1900.
BAN The latest figures give Davis
72,G6l, Plaisted l,7S3, making formers
plurality SIS, with 1922 votes to come.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-17
BIG TIME ANTICIPATED.

Grand Democratic Mass Meeting to be
Held in Pittsburgh-Dan Dougherty,
Colonel Forney and Ben Butler TO
Speak.
PITTSBURGH, September l6.-For sew
eral days past the Democratic leaders in
Western Pennsylvania have been work
ing quietly to get up grand mass-meet-
ing here, in which the legion OF floppers
from the Republican ranks to the hero
OF Gettysburg would be the leading
spirits. Yesterday they made the final
arrangements and announce that Daniel
Dougherty and Colonel j. w. Forney,
OF Philadelphia, and Benjamin f. But
Ter, of Massachusetts, have sent positive
assurance that they will speak in this
city on Sa urdsy nj lht OF this week.
Ii is proposed to hold the meeting in
the Old City Hall, which was used as
the headquarters OF the Sanitary Com.
mission during the war, and has a seat
ing capacity of four thousand. All the
Democratic marching clubs in Western
Pennsylvania and Eastern Ohio are ex-
pected to be in attendance, and for this
purpose SptCldl tACuisloii tldIIo wa OC
run on all the railroads centerng here.
One of the striking features in con-
nection with this meeting will be the
announcement as Vice Presidents OF one
hundred and fifty OF our leading busi-
ness men who have Topped from Gar
field. From present indications the
meeting will be the largest political
demonstration ever made in this section
OF the country.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-17
MAUD $.
Her Trial at ChicagO-Finc Pros
poets for Good Time Spoiled
Inv n Sudden Break.

CHICAGO, September lG.-Ihere was
large audience at the Jockey Club
grounds to-day on account OF the at
tempt of Maud to beat the record OF
2:lll. The weather was pleasant, but
there was a strong east wind. The ap.
pearance of Maud $. on the track 10 trot
against time for $1,000 was the
signal for a hearty applause.
Her first heat was mercy
made tO warm up, and as she leit her
feet several times, it was made in 2:26!
The first quarter Of her second heat was
made steadily in 33i and then was cut
loose for her best speed, making the
half in 041. Her driver sped her "t
an unllminished gait to the three quar-
ter pole, which was reached III :5bi'
Coming home there was scarcely less
excitement than when the record was
lowered in the summer meeting, Tor IL
seemed certain she would make The mlle
in oil at least. but she left her feet
when but a few yards from the wire
and the heat was spoiled. How
ever. the watches did not seem
IN aoree. Those outside OF
the stand made the time 2:lO4 to II,
while the time announced by the judges
was 2:ll!. 80, ,,,
On Saturday MaudS. will be exhibited
on the track, and may possibly be sent
for a fast mile. All the prominent
horsemen here will, on the conclusion,
Of the meeting, go to Louisville and
Cincinnati.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-17
A MEMORABLE EVENT.
Arrangements Completed for
the Celebration of the 25Oth
Anniversary of the FOunda-
ton of BOstOn-Thc Hub I'm
Gala Dress.

BosToN. September l6.-Arrangements
for the 250th anniversary Of the settle
ment OF Boston were completed this
afternoon, and with fair day the cele-
bratlon tomorrow promises to equal
any OF the city's previous efforts in COM
memorating the memorable event.
All day the city has been filling up
with strangers from all parts OF the
country and from Canada and the PROV
inces. Every hotel is full TO overflow
ing. Late this afternoon many decora-
tons along the route OF parade were
completed, giving to the city a holiday
appearance. Others will be- put up in
the morning, and by the time OF moving
OF the procession, all public buildings
and buildings Of historic memory, to-
gcther with public and private houses,
will wear gala appearance.
The statue of Gov. John Winthrop
was placed in position this after
noon in Scolley Square as Il part
OF the commemoration OF the
event. An immense gathering
took place in Faneuil Hall this evening.
The hall was handsomely decorated.
Among the distinguished persons pres.
ent were: Mayor Prince. Hon. Robert
G.. Winthrop, Secretary Evarts, Attorney
General Devcns, Senator Hoar, Lieuten-
ant Governor Weston, eX.Governors
Boutwell, and Bullock, Congressman
Russell and Morse, General Van Iandt
and staff, OF Rhode Island, and Gov
ernor Head. of New Hampshire. The
guests were welcomed TO the city by
Mavor Prince, and in reply short
speeches were made 10y Hon. K. &.
Winthrop, Mayor Courtenay, OF
Charleston, Mayor Macintosh, Of Otta.
wa, Secretary Evarts, Attorney General
Devens. and others. At the conclusion
OF the meeting, the guests were taken
by members Of the city government
and escorted TO their quarters. The
Grand procession, which will move at
noon tomorrow, will occupy three aud
one-half hours in passing Il given
point. The trades display will be the
greatest ever known in this section.
Among the features will be Il ship
of State carrying thirty.eight young
women, escorted by regiment OF
male employees OF the prominent bust
ness houses of the city. The original
Franklin printing process, n grand dis
play representing the life oi the North
American Indian, a representation oi
the six mechanical powers: the
lever inclined plane, whec! and
axle, screw, pulley and wedge, Fire en-
pines of ancient build, and pianos OF the
latest pattern, and sewing machines and
musical organs with the process OF man
ufacture, and operators will be proml-
nent in the line OF march, while tie mill
taryand civic display willbegreater,han
| has ever been known before IN Boston:
1t is estimated that 100000 people Will
throng the city's thOrOughiares and
witness the interesting scenes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-17
A DEVILISH DEED,
DETAILS OF THE MURDER OF OLD
MAN LAPRAOE.
Terrible lOrtures Inflicted on the Unfortu-
nate Wretch-Cause Of the Late
Wholesale Lynching in
Tennessee,
OTHER CRIMES AND CALAMlIlES.

The murder of old man Laprade, in
Robertson county, Tennessee, by a
gang OF negroes, the sudden demise of
three OF whom We chronicled yesterday
morning, was one OF the most fiendish
and horrible crimes ever brought to our
notice. the portion OF the gang who
escaped the fury OF the mob OF Wednes-
day morning have been removed to
Nashville, for safety, by order OF the
Governor. A citizen OF Milwaukee
leased piece OF ground from the city
for term OF years, and on it erected
fine building to be used as a rink. De.
clining to vacate the premises at the call
OF the authorities, mob of men and
boys demolished the structure and car
ried the fragments off. A serious ex-
plosion OF fire damp occurred in Heck.
sher & Co.'s colliery, near Shenandoah,
Pa, yesterday. A child was burned to
death at Louisville, while playing with
fire.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-17
PLAYING A FINE GAME.

A New Move on the Part of Radical
Politicians in tho Buckeye State-A
Desperate Case Calls For Desperate
Remedies.
COLUMBUS, September lG.-AbOut one
hundred business men in this city, rep
resenting over six million dollars capital,
had q meeting in the Board OF Trade
rooms tonight and adopted preamble,
declaring that the recent partial success
OF the Fusionsts in Maine, menacing as
it does the credit of the government,
stability Of currency and prosperity OF
the country, would perhaps be un-
worthy oil notice except for the fact
that the Democratic party has
violated it's profession OF iealty tohOnest
money by not only giving monetary all
10 those iusionists, but by openly sup
porting them in their struggle against
currency based on coin and convertible
AT the will of the holder, which indicates
treacherv OF the Democratic party TO the
principles of its recently adopted ma
tional platform. In view, therefore, oil
the above condition OF affairs the bust
ness men OF Columbus adopt the follow
ing resolutions:
R,SOlr6d, That having emerged from
such Il panic as this country had never
seen before into our present prosperity,
we declare ourselves satisfied in the pos
session of a sound currency, ample for
the needs of business, and We therefore
view with alarm the possibility OF any
change.
Resolred, That the business men, IRE.
spective of party, of any town or city OF
Ohio, be requested to meet consult ana
adopt such means as to them
seem most likely to preserve
the present equality between the paper
and coin dollar; to insure diminutlon
of the public debt instead OF an increase;
to maintain the present high standard
of the public credit and their interests,
thereby continuing the prosperous co n
dition of the country, and TO see that
their influence is felt at the polls IN Dc
tober and November.
An executive committee was ap-
pointed TO ask the cooperation oil the
business men of Ohio in this movement
4 resolution was adopted inv ting
Senator Conkling to address the busi'
ness men of this city during his conalnE
visit to Ohio.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-17
THE OLD DOMINION.
Progress of the Negotiations Looking to
Union of the Two Wings OF ithe Demo

Progress of the Negotiations Looking to
Union of the Two Wings OF 1.-THE Demo
cracy.
RICHMOND, Va, September l6.-It is
generally known that the plan OF COM
promise submitted last night by the
regular Conservative Committee to that
OF the Readusters, provides for the
formation of mixed electoral ticket Ia
be made up OF five Conservative electors
and five Readjuster electors, the elev-
eth eleCtor to be named by the National
Democratic Committee, or chosen by
lot.
The Readjusters remained in session
all night and finally agreed on the
following reply: They reject the
plan proposed by the Conservative
Committee, not out Of any indisposition
TO unite the supporters OF Hancock, but
out OF the belief that the proposed plan
is not calculated to accomplish the object
sought, vet in consideration of the ap.
prehensions which exist outside, that a
division of the party may result in a
loss 10 the Democracy OF the electoral
vote OF Virginia, which apprehensions
are not shared in by the ReadJusters.
They propose that the electoral ticket be
settled by the people at a primary elec-
ton to he held October 10th, at which
all persons shall be allowed to vote who
pledge themselves to vote !Or Hancock
and English. The reply will be submit
ted TO the Conservative Committee this
evening.
RICHMOND, September l6-Thc Con-
servatiye Committee has been in almost
continuous secret session considering
the Readjusters' proposition provid-
ing for primary election to settle
the electoral ticket question. AT
l:30 p. NJ. they sent a note to the Read
justers' Committee. in which they agree
to theI primary election, but propose a
modification Of the details so as to pro-
vide that only white qualified Demo
cratic voters shall be allowed TO vote in
the primary. This proposition, after
brief consideration. was rejected by the
Readiusters, who decided to sadhere to
their original proposition, which pro-
vides that all registered voters, whether
they have pail capitation tax or not,
who may pledge themselves to support
Hancock and English, shall vote at the
urinary election
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-17
PLAISrED SAFE.
Dispatches to the Democratic National
Committee Indicate HIS Election by u
Handsome Majority.

Dispatches to the Democratic National
Committee Indicate HIS Election by u
Handsome Majority.
NEw IoEE, September l6.-The Ma
tional Committee has just received the
iollowingdispatch from Portland, Maine;
Three hundred ard sixty-iour towns
give Plaisted G5,995 and Davis 67,S2S,
a Republican majority OF |, ,S33. In 1876
the same towns gave the opposition o..
So; Republicans 7O,491; Republican
majority in 1876. l5,ll5; Republican
loss since 1876, 1927.
The l2J towns not yet heard fiom
gave considerable Democratic majorities
i'm 1876. There is no doubt OF Piaisted's =
election.
For Congress. the contest between
Tinsley and PhiIbrcck is close and
doubtful.
What Chairman Barnum Says.
NEw YoEK. Sept l6-W. ii. Barnum,
Chairman OF the Democratic National
Committee SAYS: The latest informal
tion is TO the effect that piaistcl has Il
clear majority OF somewhere from 800
to 800.
The Other Side.
New York, Sept l6-At the head.
quarters II the Republican National
Committee of this city, the election oi
Davis over Plaistcl is claimed upon the
basis oi dispatch from Maine, which
state that Davis majority will reach
l.4jg.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-17
Pho DUIE
Now York.

NRw YoRK. September lG.-Cotton-
Steady at II ,Gal2c; futures barely
steady. Flour Firm: receipts II 600
barrels; exports 1900 barrels: super
fine western and State - 2j(aI 10;
common To good = sjtfi %; good TO
choice - %OaG -; white wheat extra
II ljai 80: extra Ohio - ljG , rs; ~.
Louis - 25a6 -; Minnesota, patent
process, III OOC,S p. Wheat Steady;
receipts 1000 bushels; exports 227..
600 bushels; rejected spring S0GS5c;
No 81 %; un.radcd r,d J1cd 81 O7!;
No. . doSl ONO ~; No. > do II 0StdJ
OSj: steamer do : OiE'l %; mixed
winter 81 0iiml OF; unpradcd white
81 O36l o.; No. do 81 O5iGl Si,
No. do, sales II 900 bushes at 81 OS
al OSl: No. . re seller September,
sales lG2 coo bushels. NJ II 07jGpi Ost,
seller October, Stics iUl 900 bushels, st
81 Os}ml O3l; seller November, sales
i7G.ODO bushels, at : U9lml lOi. Corn
Heavy; receipts 3?7 900 bushels; cx-
por;s JD9ODO bushels; ungraded 50lG5
he; No. jlm5llc; No. . seller sep.
trmhrr jlm ~ e; settler October 52G j2ic;
seller November j3.m53lc. Oats =
htlN'. la''llaN hl'''p lihFll'lF, NfSl'
crn mixed i3t. lj4C; white western -
Ia 4Glc. IIay-fn good demand. Hops
Quiet and steady. CoiIee-Quiet and
unchanged. Sugar--Dull and nominal.
Molass,, QHic, and unchanged. Petro.
lpum--lirm; United Hjc; refined lOic.
TailDw-S'cady 4, G.@G > ljc. Rosin--
Du!l at !: jOm 80. Turpcn,inr -
stronger ~ 37h,i2 Eggs - Steady;
western l7"lSlc Dull: mess
So 30 Bee! Qulct and unchanged.
Chicago.
CBChou. September IL. - Flour
Steady and unchanged. Wheat-lueg-
ular; cash higher and options lower;
no. red winter 9I@9I.c; No. . Chicago
spring iic cash, njc sc.i"r September;
giic s,ii-r October, olir bid seller No
yembcr, 80. 81. Com Demand fair
bu; at ivwcr rates at iO.r cash; i0l6ilc
seller October: ll.r seller November;
rejected 80 sole. Oais-Cnseltlcd,
but gpncral.y higher; c!uscd weak at 29ic
cash: 2g.r seller October aud Noyem-
bcr. Rye 81 Sole. BIrlcy-Easier at
IGr. Pofk--I nsc;ilcd. bat lower at
sl7 j0E,l7 - cash; :l7 s5Gr IL S7A seller
September. ~ 15CTl1 80 seller October;
sI2 - seller November. lard-Easier
at - 10 cash; - -! seller October;
! = 77lm7 ~ seller November. Bulk
Meats dull AMI prices shade lower;
shoulders - -; short rib - so; short
clear Is -. Whisky-Stcady and un.
changed a, Il -
tIIcinne:.
CNCINXATI, September lG. Cotton
Stronger sud hi?hcr at nj II, e.. Flour
Strong and higher; family - G5CG4 81 :;
fancy - 2jaG "a Wheat-Actiye,
firm and higher; No. > amber 98c; No.
red winter 99,,l 90. Corn Firmer;
No. . H!cfaIj!. rs-Easier; No. =
mixed 81 lG,33lc. Rye Quiet. firm and
higher; No. %. Barley-The lie.
mand fair and market finn; No. . fall
95c. Pork-Quiet at SD OO@i6 %.
Lard-Dull al - SjC, 10 Bulk Meats
Quiet at s. G2.ms -. Bacon-D .
mand light but holders firm; shoulders
Gle; shor, rib9,c. Whisky-Quiet st
81 IL. Butter Steady and unchanged,
! (Additonu MorLets tn ih Pag,l
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-17
HANCOCK 20 PLAIsTED.

The Next President Congratulates the
Next Governor OF Maine on the Glori-
Gus Victory.
New GoRE. September ia special
to the World from Bangor SAYS:
Among the dispatches received by
Mr.. PlaiSted, to-day, was the following
New York, September 10.
H,rrj. w. Plais'si, Bangor, NJ:
Accept my congratulations on the
glorious result Of your campaign. 1t
will inspire our friends with confidence
aud strengthen them in the preliminary
battles, which remain to be fought else
where, and which need all our forces.
lSigned.1 W. ). HANCOCK.