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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. NEW ADVERTI8KMEMTS. WISCONSIN POLITICS, THE LATEST Ml Daily Northwestern. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 15, 1882.

Bragg and Delaney both Busted, BY TELEGRAPH. And a "Who is He" from Waukesha Somiaated. Alex C. Botkis, United Stte Marshal of Montana, has been nominated for delegate to Congress by the Kepub-licans of the Territory. i3E17 ILLSjERY GOODS! lust Opened with the NEW FALL STYLES IVJRS.

Wi NO. 3 ALGOMA STREET. CAPTURED. Daughter's Brass Abieat at hit Wedding. Our Openiii Gen.

Wolseley has Complete Possession of Oario. if Pi THsDskeofConnaught is laid to have exhibited "extreme coolness" at the attack on Tel-efKebir. The fight laated fifteen minutes, and it ia queer that the Qaeen'e eon did not get upon hia ear or feel faint at the stomach. It is fortunate the Duke is saved for the next war. Tne FroMbitioniita of this District nominated Eanonte.

THE DRESS REFORM CORSET, FOB tADlEH AND MISSES, The Dress Reform Stocking Supporter and Dress Reform Shoulder Brace. The ladies ara invited to call and examine. 8 MRS. 8. 91.

PERRY. Arabiand Toulba Pacha both Prisoners. sept7da.w'm all OF MILLINERY AD DRY GOODS NEXT THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2lst and 22nd. A General Surrender Around. That was a brilliant defense made by somewhere from 20,000 to 30,000 Egyptians and 143 guns.

They actually killed 30 Englishmen and wounded 120. They only lost 2,000 men in killed and wounded and 60 guns captured. Their rifles muat have been loaded with sugar and their big guns with cotton. Besides they must have aimed at the moon. FALL GOODS JUST RECEIVED.

LaCest Styles of And tho War is Pronounced Absolutely Pure. This Dowder never varies. A marvel of PTity. strength and wholesomeness Morel THE STATE FAIR. ecoumlcftl than the ordinary kinds and caa-not Hold in oomoet.il Ion with the multi tude of low test, short weight, alum or phos FAS 10 NAB GOODS FOE FALL and WINTER, made to okdeb in jocmi(fjx OOTTarixiisfi, THE LOWEST'CASH PRICES.

phate powaers. 4M onlv in cans. KOTAL BAKING PoW- A Cordial deb 106 Wail New Yora, Oot8dawlv. Invitation Extended to all. The Prohibition convention for the Sixth District met In Reed's block at eleven o'clock, and was called to order by B.

E. Yan Kenren. Mr. Yan Keuren was made temporary chairman and W. B.

M. Torrey ot Neenah was elected secretary. James McGillan of Outagamie, Democratic pol-itition of some prominence, was made one of a committee on credentials with E. P. Wilsie of Oahkosh and D.

Goodyear of Colombia. The committee reported a line of delegates from eight or ten cities and towns of Wionebago county, fire or six in Green Lake, four or five in Outagamie, one in Colombia and none from the rest of the district. A large number of green backers including Milan Ford, R. Bean and others were present bat took no part in the proceedings. A committee on resolutions was appointed consisting of C.

A. Adams of Outagamie, Jesse Cole of Winnebago, J. Underbill of Green Lake and G. C. Jackson of Colombia.

Mr. Kanouse of Appleton had written oat the resolutions and the committee returned in short order and read them to the convention. They are of the usual order, calling for the abolition of the liqnor traffic, prohibitory amendments, state and national. The resolutions were adopted and then James McGillan quietly moved to nominate Mr. T.

D. Kanoase as a candidate for Congress. The chairman quietly put the motion and it was quietly carried. Mr. Kanoase was called for and of course was greatly surprised at the nomination bat accepted it with an elegant speech.

The convention than adjoarned. mm All tprcial IHipcUch Fond du Lac, Sept. 15. The attendance at the fair to-day is good. Gate receipts so far $1,200.

The treasurer estimates the total receipts of the fair at $17,000. Yesterday's receipts between $8,000 and $9,000 The election of officers took place last evening with the following result President, N. D. Fratt of Racine Secretary, Clinton Babbitt of Beloit; Treasurer, S. Miner of Janesrille.

It was expected that W. H. Morrison, the lively Becretary of the Walworth county fair and one of the most successful fair men in the country, would be elected Secretary, but Babbitt carried the most guns. THE A. M.

WEBER. TO THE LADIES OF OSHKOSH AND VICINITY. 1 HiU untirlOS tlOUl teuclll! Jt blniT, want appetite, oonstlpstion etc. tuat hie erasaourden aner naing MATRIMONIAL. AFFAIRS IN THE EAST.

A GESTEBAL SURRENDER. London, Sept. 14 The war office has received the following dispatch from Gen. Wolseley "Benta, Sept. 15 Gen.

Lowe has occupied Cairo. Arabi Pacha and Toulba Pacha have surrendered tnncon-ditionally. Ten thousand troops at Cairo have laid down their arms." FOB CAIRO. Alexandria, Sept. 15 The Khedive and Sir Edward Maliett, British Consul General, will proceed to Cairo as soon as the road is open.

All offers of submission must be made to the Khedive nominally, but by actual surrender to Gen Wolseley, appears that Kafr-el Dwar has not yet been occupied. Negotiations for its occupation are expected to be concluded this afternoon. The announcement that the British had entered the earth-works yesterday was a misconstruction. Only Gen. Wood and Herman rode in with a small party in consequence of a display of a flag of truce.

Roubi Facna was commandant of the troop at Mess, and is deeply implicated in the rebellion. 1- WOLSELEY IX CAIRO, London, Sept. 15. Gen. Wolseley has arrived at Cairo whence he sent the following: "Cairo, Sept.

15. The war is over. Send no more men from England. Middhipman Dechair is safe. I have Stood dittera 1 reit setter tnao tor years.

can not, pratse veur Bitters too mncn." W. KUEHMSTAEDT, HEADUUARTEBS FOR erchant Tailoring, en's an Boys' loth i ng, Fine ats, eckwear, and Gents' Furnishings. R. Glbos of BnfTaio. N.

writes "Yoor Tb.a Burdock Blood Bl iters, in ehronta disease Sherman-Brags Wadding-at Fond-da 1.30 XiMl Night. of tne blood, liver and kidneys, nave ceer stgnally marked with sacceRS. I have osrd taem myself wltb oestresolte. for torpidity of the liver and In the case or a friend ol nine suffering from dropsy, the effect was Do you want to get a good, marvelous. Brace Turner.

Rochester. -N writes "I ave been saotect to serlans disorder of tbs serviceable dress at a moderate kidneys, and un-ble te attend to basin ess Bit a dock Blood Bittebs relieved me before hair a oof le was used. I feel connaenl tnai THE SECOND DISTRICT. Special Dispatch. West Bend, Sept.

15. -The long con they will entirely eore me E. Asenith Hail. Btnehamtoa. N.

price, and of the latest and best test was settled this morning at 9:30. writes snffered with a dull pain through my left long and snonlder. Lioet my sptrils. sod ooior, and coaia witn aimoaiiv The first ballot stood, D. H.

Sumner of Waukesha 16 Bragz 12. keep op alt day. Took yonr Bobdock Blooo Bittkbs as direoted. SDd nave felt no pain style? If so, siooe first week after nsing them." This was the 1601st ballot taken during Mr. Noah Bates.

Elmlra. X. writes The Largest and Most Completa Stock in tho City. the contest. It shows that Delaney About four years ago I bad an attack of bilious fever, and never fully recovered.

Ms digestive organs were weakened, and I would held his own men and was able to anglSdawiw II oe oaropieieiy protaraiea tor aays. Aiier us- transfer them in a body. Two Wauke ng two oomes or your bokdooi blood bit- SK3 the improvement was so visible ttaat I i ilra eha delegates deserted Bragg for their was astonished. I can now, though 61 yea Parasols! of age, do a fair and reasonable day's work. own man.

been received here with open arms by O. Placket Robinson. prorT of the ftouwf. jaiiJUKWITEr BLO OK. ApeetoZ Fond du Lac, Sept 15 Miss Margaret Bragg, second daughter of Gen.

E. S. Brags, was married to Lieut. Francis H. Sherman, United States Navy, 'at the Episcopal Cathedral last evening by Rs.

Rev. V. H. Biasell, Bishop of of Vermont- Gen. John Gibbon commander of the old Iron Brigade gave away the bride.

Lieut, Sherman was attended by Mr. Crane and Mr. Clark as 'best men." Tne bride wore white muslin draped with brocaded satin and trimmed with daisies. STATE NEWS. There are 550 patients in the Northern Hospital for the Insane.

Capt. Henry Wilsou, of Palmyra, -who had been blind for five years, was successfully operated on, recently, by Dr. Frothingham of Ann Arbor, and is now able to see clearly and read. The youog man named O'Loughlin, -who was seriously hurt a few days ago at Taycheedah by a pitchfork running Into hia side, xs reported as having no unfavorable symptoms. There are some hopes of his reoovery.

"A larze frame barn and contents, Sumner is a lawyer and said to be a all classes. The soldiers glad to return Parasols! Parasols! annc.BU creat from oft-recnrrlog head to their homes. Oar cavalry did ex aches. I used your Burdock Blood Bittehs with bapplt resnlts. and I now And myseU in better health than for years past.

fair man, but is unknown to the district. Speeial Dispatch to the Northwestern, Parasols Desires to inform you that he is tremely well in a long forced march yesterday. Mrs. Wallace. Buffalo.

N. Y- wrltev I have Fond du Lac. Sept. 15, Gen. Bragg Arabi Pacha and Toulba Pacha are used Bcbdock Buood Bitters for nervous and bilious headaches, and can recommend them for any one requiring a cure for blilous came home to attend hia daughter's both confined in our guard rooms.

I the sole agent for the city of the ri ess. wedding last night and started this Mra. Tra Mnlholland. Albany. N.

2,000 Parasols just received and marked at For several years 1 have suffered from oft- will now change my base from Ismailia to Alexandrai. morning for West Bend fully confident recurring bilious headache, dyspepsia, and complaints peculiar to ny sex 81 ace using celebrated Brbadhead worsted his men would stick. At the first sta prices never ociorc iicarti oi. xnn auu ex your DO BSOCX aOQ hiiisiu mia euurcijr relieved. tion out of Fond du Lao he received the news of his defeat.

It is eaid here Prick, tl bottlc 9amti Bisk 10 era. amine the stock before making your purchases, at Wills of Jamestown, Mew York. GREAT BRITAIN. THE AMERICANS SCOOPED. London.

SeDt. 15. The race between FOSTER, MILDURN Prop'rs, by his friends that Qen. Bragg will run BCFAXO. N.

X. the Hillsdale and Thames Rowing club as an independent candidate. The qaestion everybody is asking is, "Who Sold by J. Bauman Co, What we Cla'm and Guarantee for the Dress Gcoih of our Manufacture. aagidawlv Main Street.

was won by the Thames, by two lengths. in thunder is D. Sumner To be made from ttie very best material, by skillful workmen, with tho atest and most approved machinery, and to be the cheapest goods in the mar 9c. 99c. OBITUARY.

Sir Jas. Aldeon. physician extra owned by John Gleaner, in the town of I THE THIRD DISTRICT. ket when service is considered. 'Are so thoroughly finished, that tbey can be worn in damp weather or a shower without fear of being ruiDed by curling or shrinking.

ordinary to the Queen, is dead. OSHKOSH If So, Why. Not, and If Hot, Whj.So? Special Dupateh. TUB BACKS. LInooln, Kewaunee County, was destroyed by fire on th 33th inst.

Loss about $3,000. insured for $200. It is The Doncaster stakes were won bv Monroe, Sept. 15. The Republican AmaHi.

Zeuj second. Quicklime third. Congressional Convention for the Third Tbe manufacturing, dyeing and nniening is done in eucn a manner, mat the goods can be washed if desired, wiihout the least iDjury to the fabric. Our goods are wool-dyed; and colors as fast aa the purest dyes and greatest care and skill can make them The Doncaster cup was won by Retreat, supposed to be the work of an incen district organized yesterday with Judge Our John second, ortissimo tnira. THIS PALL WE CLlltt OUB STOBE TO BE THK Great Headquarters for Bargains P.

A. Orton as chairman and C. H. The Hillsdales' broke a slide after diary. The third regatta of the season occurred at Geneva Lake on the 13th inst, Baxter, secretary.

The Hazleton men leadine two miles. Hence their de Goods Bhow just what they are and will be until worn out, as tuere is no weighting, stiffening or artificial lustre used to incresse the weight or finish, as is the case with a large class of goods in the market, but which disappears after a fjw days' service. feat. secured the temporary organization STORE, .1 N- and control of the committees by a CANADA, Fiye boats started, as follows Nettie, Agamemnon, Whisper, Ethel. Geneva.

The course was from Broad Street pier vote of 21 to 19. The vote originally STAPLE AND FANCY What Ihe Manufacturers Say for the Above Goods. A manuficlurers we have taken treat pains to supply an article in every Montreal. SeDt. 15.

The Governor stood 20 to 20, between Keyea and Ha Gf-eral his expressed a willingness as iai in colonizing French Canaduzs zleton but J. B. Stickney of Dane de to the head of the lake and return, a distance of about seventeen miles. The BECKWiTH BLOCK, DRY GOOD! serted the Keves faction and his vote ia tne Nurtnwest in order to prevent way reliable, and unsurpassed by similar goods, either jreign or domestic, and would respectively ask an examination of the various styles and shades of Camel's Hair, Armnre, Surah, Gerster and Momie Clothes, PUiu and Fancy Worsteds, Surges, Alpacas, to be found on sale by merchants who are agenls for the goooris. i boats finished ia the following order enabled the Hazleton men to control their exodu to the United States.

Eihel first. Geneva second, Agamem tho convention. Without accom Eveiy Department Complete non third. The race was for a purse of plishing anything the convention THE STAR ROUTERS. A New Trial Granted.

$110 $30 to the first, $35 to the second adjourned until 11 o'clock to-day. IF HOT. IF SO. and $25 to the third. Eau Claire Frea Press A very pecu Placed on sale to-day: OBITUARY.

Why so foolish as to claim that which All goous oi our mauuiocture snouia Dear iue name aim usua ujtn ui BEOADHEAD WORSTED MILLS, JAMESTOWN. NEW YORK. Washington. SeDt. 15.

The verdict liav circumstance was noticed in the wo carnot make good We are pre Ebany Easels, large size, i8e ta place al your disposal tho in coso rf Miner and Reeidel has been Newark. Sept. 15. GeoT Weed and potato fields in Pepin and Dunn coun Ebony Stands, with and Without Nicest. Handsomest and Most Desir- set aside and they have been granted a I pared to prove with THE VERY BEST GOODS and LOWEST PRICES wife of Newark, died at Pecsacola Wed ties, which has aroused the curiosity new trial.

marbla nesday. He from heart disease, his able Goods in the mirket, and to make the prices right. that: wife from yellow fever. Walnut Stands. VESSEL LOST, GEO.

MAYER. ESTABLISHED 18BO. ALBERT MAYER of a large number of the farmers in that vicinity. In Dunn County, on the west aide of the Chippewa River, the potato fields were dried op long before the croDer time, being visited with black Our Store is a Place ail Economical Buyers CASUALTIES. Ebony and Walnut Music Stands.

Panel Pictures, large size. Tnldo" Sent. 15 A dispatch receiv- tA from the cADtain of schooner ot. GEO. MAYER SON, Ebony Framrs, in Photographs and Should Visit Waterbury, It is Andrews, announces the sinkitg of mat.

while oa the east side, in Pepin reported this morning that four per- Artotypes. that vessel ou Aiong roiot, xjie, oantv. not a sisro of the blight was vis sans were tinea Dy a tornaao in ins- Tapestry and Velvet Hassocks and in 60 feet of water, xne crew were saved. The St. Andrews cleared from ted last night.

ible. The river in that locality is only Ottomans, very cheap. tnis port Saturday last for Kingston a narrow stream, but the supposition is Bird Cages, Glassware, THE WEEK'S FAILURES. with 15.UX) oi wneat. that it caused the division.

Valises and Bags, FIRES Jointed Fish Holes, New York. Sept. 15. The failures THE BAEGAIN GIVER, 79 HUbZU STB.133ST, LATEST DESIGNS IN for 7 dava are reported at 108. of which Headquarters for HAMMOCKS.

Toledo. Sept. 15 At 1:30 o'clock Twin City Sew, Neenah Reports received from Clayton and vicinity, state that a severe hailstorm visited that section last Saturday, doing great dam-tr to corn and tobacco, particularly 101 occurred in the country generally tT All goods warranted as repre WiLTOHE and 7 in New lork. 3, this morning a lire broke out in the extensive lumber mill of the Mitchell sented or money refunded. Rowland Lumber entirely des- B.

H. SOBER OCEAN TRAVEL. a. ittr. One farmer was offered tmvinsr it.

The hre also spread to the U9 tSOO for a field of tobacco in the morn WILLIAMSON Diles of lumber with which the yards New York, Sep. 15. Arrived, Donau WAWTJPACTURERS' AGENTS FOR' THE were bllea. ana oeiore me names were ing, and in the evening he offered the i Beckwith Block, 125 Main St. from Bremen.

VV. A. Scholten from: checked 13,000,000 to 14.000.0U) feet of Jevolry, Silvdrvar3 and Clocks. REPAIUING AND-ENGIIAVINQ A SPECIALTY. Remember the Place.rlGEO.

MAYER SON Rotterdam. lumber was consumed. Xxss on mill BED. same for OUR BBAHCH 8TOBES Milwaukee. Wis." Kockford 111.

ANDREWS-FOLDING Hamburg. Sept. 15. Arrived, Silesia $100000; insured Jo j.OOO 1o3S on Jum AOS- 22, dawtf Bloomlnaton. Ill- ber $225,000, wbicn is covered oy in- from Ner York.

surance. xseariy an tne. insurance Queer town, Sept. 15. Arrived, Wis i)EALlilt 1JN Hoa.

Richard Gnenther TURNER HALL. companies represented here are inter consin from jxew org. rrFnlrlirtf? Beds have coma to ba a necessity. About as wm re-nomlnated by tne Republican of the ested in tne ios. IXth district, at their convention at Unoo New York.

Sept. 15. Daring a thun The vine harvest of Tuscany ex E. THIS LARGE AND COMMODIOUS HALL 1. ti mnt fnr Thnfttreo.

ConoertS well carry umbrellas that will not fold as fill up the; valnable hv very wi tremely large this year. Growers, from der storm lwst night, ligntmng struc and other amusements, on very reasonable compliment to an able and meritorious its abundance, are Bel line all the old RTianfl of our dwellings, while rents are mgnf wim sprawuus terms. It win seal irom ouv ia ow i Lne Fleming's oil works and Mese mlM Donaldson's oil works in Kings A Full Line of wine they can at any price, tearing centrally located, ana is me popiur beds that occupy 30 square feet of floor space'; The Andrews tne city. land, settinz them botn on nre. xne iror terms enquire 01 Enmg Witeonnn: The republicans of the Sixth Congressional District have done well in xlYlng to fMchard Guenther a renominating to congress.

Mr. Gnenther has proved flamna were soOri beyond control And BUILDER'S HARDWARE, Which we offer Lower than MEHLMANN, Agent, K. they will not have barrels enough to hold the new: It is said further that the quality of the harvest is excellent, eroeciallv in vineyards- where the PMrlino- Rarifl nRfinnv but 22 inches space irom irom -ro rear both buildings Early this Olgar Store, Nc Main nodtf while folded during the day. Call and examine. morning when the nre was nearly out, Himself an etceptionaliy nseful member.

ex- grape is allowed to come to perfect ma- tank of tooic nre ana C. E. EDWARDS. He has served Wisconsin efficiently and Is a good representative of the Americanised rJndftd. Chas.

Keeean. foreman of a fire I tarity. 41 Main Street, any house ia the city. NAILS, BUILDING PAPER, LOCKS, ENTIST. 105 Mala Street, Oshkosh, Wis.

Headquarters for Fins Furniture of all Kinds rn.fe And Cam. Darvea of one of the I German element of the state. nnmnanv oil lichtew. were instantly! tPSuThere is a nainfal delay this PESCET'S GTJK ST0SE. Don't be Alarmed.

1 killed. Lobs at Donaldson's abont Summer in the regular grand farewell. We have in large quantities OPE AND LATH YARN. We do all kinds Aot. nickel-plated revolvers.

75 .1 HI xalit.tr revolver l.au annual Indian outbreak. Perhaps the 000. at Bright' Disease. Diabetes, or any diafiaaa of tbe kidneys, liver or urinary MMM. Winchester repeating ritles 20-00 ci i Kn iwil lint trii na OU baggage of the hosiules is held somewhere for bread and they can't get THE WEATHER.

or ana. As Hod Bitters will certainly and lastingly care yon, and it ia the Double barrel o.w ainHA Rre 1 away. 15.ro only tbiog that will. Double Breach loaders ofTIS WOBa anu ukh au-b. wienic isaai xuahaia THIS MARKET, AND DON'T YOU FOEGET IT.

gigg" We have an A Ad. 1 PL UMBER, and carry a full stock of that lind of good. We da Gas FUtivy at Low Pi ices. ties' We sell the best Lawn Mower the Buckeye, Jr. the best Oil Stove Adams WenUake.

tfSmCarry in stock and art agent for Hancock Inspirator and JeweWs Wrist-pin Oilw tS'Sell Cooking Stvtm Very Low, and gwnntee them to surpass the best ta market. marcuasaiy INDICATIONS. CABIJSET PHOTOjlKAPHS Washineton, Sept 14 Upper Late B. A bouncing 5 year-old boy in Knhin countv. Obio.

Levi Helms by I CSA Nevada paper tells of a man who was eaten up by a bear while and nDuer aiisjiasiup valley, ATx-Lx ai Aiwioi Cabinet Photographs at Ely's at- per attention rtven to all work, and batlslaction guaranteed In every nam A. ia 4 feet 6 inches in height and GARY BEBEY. LAWYERS, Hooper's block, room ft and 7. Oshkosh, Wis, BBrr UeorgeGary. mj BablneF.

Berry. June dawly fair weather, Tariable winds shif ting to will be a much astonished dozen untllJan. 1st, 1883, 84 inches around the chest and weighs warmer sontb, stationary or lower Ba ease. Office over Carswell's dry goo4 stors, citiaen when h9 Wakes np and Streetcars run wiuun iww v. Btudlo.

1S1 pounds, He is still growing. rometer. whirs he is..