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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-05
cARPE kTRY.
FITsIiiSaI:Il1s
SITj|d.5iH'
100000 FOR eo.

b3U,OUU FOk -.
Al Regular Monthly Drawing will
IN lake place in the Masonic Hall, Masonic
Eu Temple Building, in Louisville, KY,
THUR SDAY, October %, 1888.
A Law full Lottery and Fair Drawings,
chartered by the Legislature OF Kentucky,
and tw ice decla red legal by the highest Court
in the state. Bond given to Henry County in
the sum OF 100000 for the prompt payment
of all prizes sold. A revolution in single
number drawings.
BB-Every ticket holder his own supervisor,
can call out the number on his ticket and see
the corresponding number on the tag placed
in the wheel in his presence These drawings
will occur on the last Thursday OF every
month. Kead the magnificent
nes0her Scheme,
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Forty Years Experience of an OLD
Nurse.

Nurse.
Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup is the
prescription of one Of the best female ply.
sicisns and nsrses in the United States, and
has been used for forty years with never
fsiling success by millions Of mothers for
their children. 1t relieves the child from
pain, cures dysentery and diarrhoe, grip
ing in the bowels and wind collie. By
giving health to the child relieves the
mother. Price 25 cents bottle.
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HareyN

has been more destructive to human health
aud ufe than war, peStllence and famine
cOmOuel.' 20 said q distinguished writer
many years ago. and Il Is as true TO day as
then. The poor victim OF Blood Disease Is
Grugged with Mercury to cure the motady,
sUN then tOSs1 with lOlides To cure him OF
ihe Nercurial Poisoning; bat instead 81 any
reIr', the inst breaks DOWN his geaerSl
health aud makes him a CrOpple, AMI the
other ruins mis- digestive organs. To those
afflicted IN this way Swtft,s specific - the
greatest boon on earth, and IS worth more
than rs wsightiu gold. II au'tlOteS this Mer-
rurlal Poison. tones upthe system. and brings
the sufferer back 10 health and happiness.
Every person who has ever heeu SaltYated
-kr,rr.l nv all means take q thorough course
1 90 tg.> RENE y.
JrtlnrSOuvjlle, Twig = Co., "a.
F.ysytars ago found on my plantation a
SrlD-, rasn who WAS badly diseased. He
stated that tlNe wears before he had coltrBct.
ella y.u.eIt case Of Blood Poison, and had
been t.ra'ed 10y many physicians, all falling
10 cure him. treated him with Swift'S Spe.
r.tlc and i'm a short time he WAS Sonnd and
well. and has not had symptom OF the DIS
ea>e since. ID. VI. hCHhE.S.
one gentlemen who had been confined to
rs bed TX weeks with Mercu-iai Rhsuma-
'lsm has h'en cured entirely, and speak IN
Tue '.-''>' P'''''' VI can ~ 4 BERRY,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Sl.OOOS&aSy% cSi @, wv, Who De w Ri'9 5p T.
IN an 'ly,is 81 10 bottle =. :. y, one particle
o. mercury, iOdiie pot ussiUm, or any min
THE Sw iF-T SPECIFIC CO,
Drawer 2, ATLANTA, GA.
TB-Write for the little Book, which be
mailed free.
Price. Small size Sl.O0 per bottle, Large
size tholdIng double quantityl Sl.'5 bottle.
AL Druggists sell Il. lyR
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Administrators Sala.

~ undersigned, rs administration ~ Will
lam GIiiigHu, dc,sH>,d, viii. ON Thursday,
ihe llth dEy ~ October, lSNS. com nlr Lcing al
lC O'clock q M, Sell at puOlic auction. al the
late CO OF the dece ed on the south wet
corner OF Main and Twenty third streets, In
Mh,e.iDg, ". Va, Household and Kitchen
furniture. Cigars. Whisktes, Wines, stoycS,
Carpets, a Refrigerator. Dishes, Empty Liquor
barrels. two SILVER Watches. and other pro-
psTiy Of said estate. =. J. GlILl1kS.
Administrator.
W. II. NALIFR, Auctioneer. oc5i
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,eUTFAK AND UNDEvELoPED PARTS

>oSVTTRAK AND UNDEvELOPED PARTS
! of the Human Body Enlarged, De-
,valonad and Strengthened" etc, IL an inter
esting Advertisement long run In our paper
In reply 10 Inquiries we Win say that there Is
NJ eyidence OF humbug about this. On the
SonSrarY the advertisers are very highly IN,
dorsed. Interested persons may gel sealed
eireulars giving AL particulars BY addressing
s-Zhle3o MNytAg - mYsa-hN
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ron RGnT.
FOR SALE.

Tor sALE-vALUABLE MARKET IT.
II property. For further information sp.
ply to Thompson Hibperu. AL
EOR SALE-A DESIRABLE BUILDING
L lot on Market street, between Seventh
ana Eighth streets. For further inform at en-
address or apply TO the undersigned II RkaTs-
TKRotfice W. J. JOHNSTON.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-05

Nh p. F. LINN, 1886 Main street. Wheel.
ing. W. Va, says: Il had dyspepsia and
felt debilitsted. B-cTn's Iron Bitteri i'm
proved my health"
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lest The fhinS isR Business lsL

TIA The Modsl Nap q ths eta:.. 2 rns
;stssi end most aecafese - 49, ssI.
% ihs - NAP Of any 1.alA . "a a n.
THIS Nap, bound In Dn1nn, - ~
Sov rTinS % q, % p fuSa1So ~ -
suSnxI RScuxn GO yiR u AAA~
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


tDaily except Sunday.
tSteubenvtlle AccOpmodation-Thi train
during The day passes backward and forward
between Martins Ferry and Bellalre, stopping
when required at the Sherman House, Etua-
vile, West Wheeling and Gravel Hill.
SMasstllon Accommodation.
SSt Clairsytlle accommodation.
iCam bridge Local, daily except Sunday.
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FOR SALE OR LEASE.

A LARGE HOTEL IN GOOD REPAIR,
"A in sIhriying town, within = few steps OF
"A railroad partly furnished. II desired pos
session NJ once. Terms reasonable. Present
proprietor has other business For parucu.
lars address ]. HUNT 4 90,
auseCdc Manniugton. W. Va.
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MEDICAL.


Ia ~. -. ts,s opportunity of Informing you
u rsrs,-L - I have derived from Or. q No
Il itse eSo.1P lis. ! have fortSo years pas oeeA
Us IN a severe pain over the eyes, ae-
q ,sctct In a nervousness and sense OF diEEts
. ,spa1iel Nv heyond TIE power and skill OF our
Is; 80 reIieve and cure, caused, as far as
i ss,Scian>- "a nudge, by a diseased state Of the
EJssli e'. zach. Some of the doctors tried
i SSsr ino - ylrious other remedies were tired,
Sestiag v,,n, Tor the deeP-rooted disease still
Iai al ID Al last, prOcured box Of your val
sr,sk iaS' I,Is from druggist here, and found,
she W. a pcrtion Of them, that the disease
ERsr iaN ..'Iese1Sation over the eyes have almost
90 IN me. viii close by advising all those
SdreN =. I have been, TO procure the valuable
Ss,c'c1 - >, rrce and save much time and pain,
re3', .yrcnse With sincere gratitude and
VII ." -rrllin, yours respectfully,
rSPS'" GEo. W. RUSSELL, Toronto.
Nsso Yorh.
Nrs Williams, No. as Seventh street,
M, ,,tscy have both been suffering with the
ts>'N ... Inn, for about FIVE years, during which
h'S' 80 NC spent a large amount of money
bmc ,rlry remedies, but to no purpose.
- u, trt-ing of Or. 4. AcLdne's Lfcer f1LIs,
FnL..j p, Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa,
rrr2l..-.-,, Sod four boxes, which they took ac-
heS 80 he directions accompanying each box,
r'I ~. -racunce themselves perfectly cured OF
=. ~, sing disease.
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from Youthful Imprudencs
VuffnY0YN causing Nervous Debility
AIlIiHl6lN mental and physical weak
SI.anis Information for home cure
ness NSAuAe CnCC Usad . years sue
y,,,-, nv A q FnEEsOl box 2E2Chlcagd
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ANTID0TE TO MALARIA,
TUFTS hair DYE.

GRAY HAIR OR WHISPERS changed in
stantly to u GLOSSY BLACK by a single ap.
plication Of this DYE. sold by Druggists,
o. sent by express on receipt OfSl.
Ofice, - Murray Street, New York.
fuTT'S hkNUAl Of USEFUL RECEIPTS FegE
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1901 PTIHeH, NIIVIfO0
Whole Tickets, 81. Half Tickets. 81. q
Tickets, $50 IS Tickets, 500. Remit money
or Bank Draft in letter, or send by Express
Don't send by registered letter or post-oftice
order, until further notice. Orders OF IS aud
upward by express, can be sent at our ex.
pense. Address all orders to j. }. DOUGLAS
louisville, Ky, sep2eode
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EBsIES SfEC.F iCS q

c-.rz 10 ysas successful eraetss.
SoariT~ No. Cur rartesi 10 eject rldica
rs .sficctlons OF shs ElNOl. whCthsr SSTO. =
ffonS or acquired skin diseaseScLr g.. 40 patches
iSnsoitc No. 2.--CUres srlI,lAL WEAKNxsS
EvkSSlgSI,s nkBiiIrY, from ioushfu indscretOnS OF
EScsssFS pTolRctng ENL2EsSCu Vitality and Loss Of
Manhood This remedy "a 11eQuGLed 70 the cure OF
fhase complaints. 10 10 powerful StuuluS 10 the
-SaEened Nervous system, assists Nature 20 renew
~ strength and Vigor OF the debhtated organs and
efFects a radical cure. Price, - 20
Ssosci{ir No 4-GiVes Instant relief and per
rabebTIy cures rheumatism. Price, " u
SDscihs No. GA positive cure &c al weak
aassSt Common 20 females Prize Si~N
Sold by Druggists or sent on 'eCSSDS - s>-t>s By
VI Tate Sc n. Clark ST. Chicago.
SIND FOR ClRGD1.693
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4S FOR Men
NE h EGGI0STQ'JIEIRIOIR(

Tr,..Iv Known sps-.F e. FOR EDilcptic Fits.-Sa'
r-.N'-n fog .,vasuls and Falling Sickness. ga
Nervous Weakness quickly relieved and cured.
.E.as..eG Dy none in dclirium OF fCyCr.~6a 4
2 .NeE:rl!iz"s germs OF disease and sickness.
t...s.-'r b,og.Ies and stubborn blood sores.j
C..au-..s blood, qUiCScns sluggish circulation.
E.r.uatc, Boils, CaTbUnc,cs and Scalds. ia I
ss-I-r1au. utly and promptly cures paralysis.
", I. il a charming and hc-.tAfI Aperient.
IL. >-rutgIa and Kings Evil, twin brothers,
C.. ... had breath % good, removing cause,
= .,.-t, bili1Usne and clears complexion.
sr-. rc-gyyut snd matchlcss laxative. "a
r-.-r.- - = Headache Ike the wiGd.-6a
.--.a~tsiaF no drastic cath rtic or o0iates.
r-.-r..r rGr EhrEEGtj-w ny routing it~Ea
g. -'.-, .iIc-'iyiuE properties 10 the blood.Sa
l. -.r-guIcCd 20 cure all .cryOu~ disOrders.-6
:. liable when al cpiate5 iciL.-Ga
J. r. los tar mini ard iHvi-Dr7tcs the BODY
grr.- ......r.., r- money rofundei.-sa
=, i..n-se. 70 writing by over city thousand
I .f.-- .H' f.f.r. ir o.. = "Ul EurOpe.-6a
Loads. .,.. ..-.s..'. IN Z. :. ali ETrOpc.-Sa
Dis OF tse 5.a., own il p conQucTOr-SA
Io--. . .......,,. o., druggists. Sl.JJ.'&a
=. $ 49, ,.ra4i I,l.,al Co, Props.
81 g.-s-r. Nd. ~
Fort r..a., .e'sa.l ....'.. .-f MI stamp.
o.. Ng.E.
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AT AUCTION.

AT AUCTION.
Goods for sale al auction, Saturday morn
ing, October &, IeNi, At oSl""G. IN
the prsmi.cs nj the upper eud uf
Secol y Ward Market, the following property
Of +. W. Ecker: one horSc, = carts, wRgoIs,
sets 81 hai ncss, sets OF cart harness, lot OF
quarry I, o,s, plow. Term OF sale cash.
W. II. HALiER,
Cc!u AuCtionecr.
Tor SALE. - ONE OF THE FINEST
Il farms In the county, with nice two story
dwelling hous~, tine and large barn, stable,
sheer. shed, spring house and other out
buildings and two good orchards About 10
fcrcs In tn. farm and Of the richest soil. and
all can he titled. This farm 10 within one
half mile Of u. 4 q. K Il, ard National pike,
and lust east OF the town OF Trladelphia.
Price reasonable. Enquire OF
ALEX. BoNE.
Real Estate Agent,
sep3 qdRe Cor. Market md Twelfth ~.
For Sale.
7 OF No. ~ WITH A HOTEL AND TWO
i store rooms, situate on the east side OF
the Second ward market house. between
Tenth md Eleventh streets, In tho city OF
Wheeling. The hotel is at present occupied
by r. J. RothRckcr; the store rooms are occu-
pied by J. a. Crawford and y. X. Smith ~
groceries. VIII sell each, store rooms or
hotel. separate Gr as a whole. For terms.
&c. apply Ia 6EORNE HOOK.
sep?ts Agent for r. LuiE heirs
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-10
Begged Pite0usly To be Killed.

BKLLENlLLE, H., Oct. "a horrible
and fatal accident occurred yesterday noon
on the Cairo Short line road, near Centre
vile station. John Sanderson, the conduc.
tor OF construction train, fell while run
ming IN front OF |: TO make a switching. He
was bruised badly about the head, and the
lower portion Of his body was frghtiully
mangled. lie begged piteously to be killed
in order to be relieved OF his Sufterings,
which, from the nature Of the injuries could
only be borne for short time. He was
brought 10 his home In Belleyillc at 3 o'clock
and died about ten minutes thereafter. Mr..
SanderSon was a native Of st. Louis, aged
81, and had been in the employ o the com
pany for u wears. lie will be buried at 4
this afternoon with Masonic honors, he
having been member OF TanCred COM
m1ndery, Knights Templar. Mr.. Sander
son leaves wife and four small children.
The Fair opened to-day. The ind ca.
tons are that it will be the largest ever vet
held, several hundred more entries having
been made than in any previous year. Nine
well known horses have been ntered 'oT
the races.
Larry Beal and John Dongan, East St.
Louis railroad employees, got one year each
yesterday for stealing box OF goods from
car.
Court will adjourn to-day for the week.
Judge Watts will give place to Judge
Wall, who will sit during the remainder Of
the term.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-10

ALTON, H., Oct. 9.-Mrs, Ferguson
the child.wite, whose husband disappeared
leaving her pennless in this city, tried, on
Friday last, in Hannibal, Mo-, to end her
life with poison. After leaving here man
and wife again met, but the first opportu-
nifty that offered itself the husband again
deserted her. The poison did not cause
death, but she seems determined not to
live, and still refuses to say who are her
relatives in Chicago, although she claims
that they are very wealthy.
EActiye preparations are being made for
the meeting n the state W. C. 7. u, which
conycncs here on the 23d, for four days.
The sessions will be held at the City Hall,
Mis-, Frances 4, willard, Of Chicago, the
noted temperance advocate, will make an
address during the convention. Mrs. Fan
nie Hubert Evans, of Upper Alton, will
make the address OF welcome, Several
hundred ladies will be present
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-10

BUFFALO, n. y, oct. 9.-The ruin Of
Fred. Idhe, young man Of this city, by
gambling, and his disappearance and
desertion OF his wife and four beautiful
children, were reported to-day. He was a
book keeper for AIber Zeigler, who owns
and operates the largest brewery in this
section Of the state, and about two MONTH
ago he began gambling. Where he secured
the money to enable him to gamble is a
mystery. Report said be had embczzled
$1,000 from his employers. Mr.. Leiglel
says that Idhe's books were all right.
Ms. Idheasaid: Il think that gamb.
ling ruined my husband. | married him
nine years ago and have worked hard since
to help him. He was all right when he
went to work in the Buffalo po,toifice, be.
fore he went to Zeiger's. Two months
ago be began to 20 out at night and acted
strange when at home. He worried con.
tinually and would eat nothing at some
meals. He spoke strangely about buying a
house for a, 600, and when limited to him
he had no money he said, 'You don't
know how much | have. He has
been borrowing money Of friends for
three or four years, | understand, He
left me no word about his departure but |
think he has gone to Michigan, and do not
believe he will come back. -
rumor that he eoped with pretty
blonde is denied by the parents of the
blonde.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-10
Women at the Polls.

CINCINNATI, Oct. o. I'm southern Ohio
the weather is mild and pleasant and very
favorable TO a full turn out OF voters. So
far as heard from here the poll is the heav-
lest 10 the Republican wards. As TO how
the vote is going no one can do more than
guess, as ballot Is secret and no counting
is done until after p m.
Women have appeared at some polling
places asking votes for the second amend.
ment. Ministers and prominent church
members are also attending the polls for the
same purpose. The Democratic tickets are
printed with votes against the amendment.
The Republican tickets are printed with
Eyes" and "No, " so that person desir-
ing 10 vote for 1t must erase "No." 1t Is
not likely the amend nent will secure any
thing like majority in this county, but it
VIII get much larger vote than the pro-
hibtionists usually poll. Owing to the
length of the ticket and the amount Of
scratching reports tonight will be late and
incomplete.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-10
THE BELLE OF BATH.
Drops Anchor Off Governors Island
Her Crew Taken Off in Starving
Condition.

New YORK, Oct. 9.-rhe American ship
Belle Of Bath anchored of Governors
Island Sunday evening, and man on board
shouted TO boatman In the neighborhood:
'For Gods sake, hurry up and take us
of, we're starving Boats were quickly
put out to the ship, and her crew, number
ing fourteeu men, were landed and con.
Quoted to the Sailors Home, on Cherry
street. Two Of the number were natives
OF Manila. The stories OF the crew differ
materially. One thing they all alege, is
is that they had run short OF provisions,
aud for many days had been kept
on an amount which they said
was Just sufficient TO keep life In their bod.
les,
1--WE left Manila on May 18th, " one OF
the crew SAID. "More than month ago
we ran short OF provisions and were put
on short rations. Up to that time we had
had plenty OF good food. Orr rations
were reduced to one, two or three
slices Of bread day. We never
got more than three, and sometimes
had but one; three on four spoon.
fuls Of rice and two or three spoontuls OF
beans, On September 90 we spoke
the brig Laurelia and got from her
q barrel OF water and some hard tack, A
week ago our food gave out aud we were
put on short rations again. We never
could have stood 1t but It happened to be-
good weather, and the captain didn't ask
us TO do thing but the work OF the ship,
which didn't amount to much. - Another
,,fl Ia. ", lu.u BAD
~ from the time we LETT port. The pro-
visions were had and we were worked very
hard. Some OF US complained TO the mate,
but he made It harder for us, We
knew better than to complain
to the captain, for ho would
have made the man who went TO
hi good deal worse than he was before.
1t was understood all round that Carter
didn't want anybody coming to him with
complaints, When we got 40 short OF ra,ious
that we couldn't sleep at night, We knew
that we were starving None OF us heard
Of the Captains cutting himself short for
day. We had jubilee when we met the
Laurcla and got supply Of beef and hard
tack, but that was soon exhausted"
Capt. G, j. Carter said: "rhe story that
the provisions were bad and that the men
were overworked Is false. Not
man complained TO mo from the
beg ginning to the end Of tho voyage, but all
appeared perfectly satisfied. don't know
whether they found fault 10 tho mate or
not. II they had any fault to Ind II was
their business TO como TO me. ! would like
to take those mep who grumbled out for
another passage. on our fret short allow.
snce gave them half u pound OF broad
each day, an allowance OF beef, plenty OF
sugar aud beaus twice week. The cap.
tain \ table was lust AZ short M thai Of tho
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-10

Habcas Corpus Petition Dpn,ed

CHICAGO, Oct. g. Frederick W. Ker,
the defaulting cashier Of Preston, Kean &
Co., bankers, had a hearing on his babeas
corpus case before Judge Drummond In the
United states Circuit court, and 4 decision
was given this morning. The points in the
present petition were the same as those
raised in the petition filed in the state court
and which was denied. He was arrested
In Peru and sets up the plea that he is a
British subject and was kidnapped by Uni
ted Satcs'oiiicials. Judge Drummond said
Ker should have made application to the
government OF Peru for pr rejection, and
while he would deny the petition he re-
marked that the case involved number OF
deicltc points OF international law, which
be would like to see presented to the Su-
prcme court. The counsel for Ker says the
matter will be appealed.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-10
A. Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Oct GA heavy
vote has been polled. At noon the Demo.
Gratis claim 1000 msjority in the city and
the Republicans concede 5000. The second
amendment workers are very active and
have headquarters at every ward except the
Third, aud In most precincts the ladies' are
working industriousy for both tickets i'm.
partially to get votes for prohibition.
Coffee and cake are served to whoever ia
thought to be favorable to the cause. Mrs.
j. Ellen Foster OF Iowa, the reprted author
of the Prohibition enactment Of that state.
Is on the ground. going from ward to ward
IN carriage and directing the temperance
forces. Notices are profusely displayed at
the Second Amendment headquarters, like
Betty and the Baby vs.. Doodle and
Beer, "Votc for the second amendment
ana down will so the saloons aud taxes,
and up will go the home and our bows, ="
vote for sally and the babes.n Ladies
wear badges with the state coat.ol.arms
ana the inscription; "Sccond Amendment
for God aud home ana native nnd,D
large majority against both amendments ia
probable here.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-10
summer Resorters Not Legal Voters.

NEW YORK, Oct 9,-The Republicans of
Brooklyn are concerned in consequences of
the refusal OF the Board OF Elections TO
register the names Of the citizens who
moved into the country in May and resumed
their residence on October lst. The board
holds that they are not QUALIFIED voters"
under the law, but 1t is admitted that they
will be qualified voters on election day.
The commissioner Of police says; Respect
able citizens who change their residence;for
the sake OF health, would, under this
rendering Of law, be in a more dsad-
vantsgeous position than those who remain
all winter and summer in the crowded
tenementS regardless OF all health laws.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-10
ENGLAND.

LoSDoN. Oct. 9.-The Telegraph says
this morning OF American politics: "Gen.
Butler was an inglorious commander in the
late civil war, and cannot hope to stand up
on his military record in his aspirations for
the Presidency 1t adds, "Should, how.
ever, the south forgive him the indignties
he put upon the people OF New Orleans aud
elsewhere, he may he able to succeed Mr..
Arthur in the Presidential chair. -
Geo, Warden, the defaulting manager
aud secretary OF the London and River
Plate Bank, was to- day drought before
the Lord Mayor at Guild Hall and charged
with the enlightenment OF E1l0, 900. He
said that a relative named Waters. had
negotiated the stolen securities through
three brokers. The prisoner, who sur
rendered voluntarily, was remanded for
week.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-10
Convention of Street Railway Prcsi-
dents,

CHICAGO, Oct 0,-rhe first annual con-
vention OF the American Street Railway
Association began here this morning with
an attendance Of about 100 presidents and
superintendent OF street railways OF the
country, The object Of the ASSOCIATION is
the acquisition Of experimental and statistic
cal knowledge, relating to the construction,
equipment and operation Of street railways,
and papers have been prepared for the
present session OF track construction, pro-
pellng power, buildings, collecting fares
and removing snow and ice. The question
of electricity as motive power will be given
special consideration.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-10
The Episcopal Convention.

PHTLADELAHIA, Oct. 9.-The Thirty
third General Convention OF the Protestant
Episcopal church Of the United States rcas.
sembed this morning. The committee on
new dioCeses recommended consent be
given to the memorial OF the deputies OF the
diocese OF North Carolina, asking the
creation Of new diocese in that state. Re.
port adopted.
The committee on canons reported favor.
ably on changing the name OF the diocese
OF Illinois to Chicago. Adopted.
Rev. Arthur C. Stilson OF Iowa was APP
pointed fourth assistant secretary,