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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-02-11

A report on the operations of the va
rious cooperative associations in Massa-
chusetts, it is stated, will soon be present
ed to the Legislature. The financial con
dition of about twenty-five societies is
given, and list of the members of each.
The associations, it is reported, present
the most varied results in their different
statement Their capital stock varies
from one thousand to ten thousand dollars
and the small associations are generally
more successful than the large ones.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-02-11

A bill has been introduced in the Kan
sas Legislat ure to regulate fare and
freights on railroads 1t fixes the fare at
cents per mile; freights, frst-class, so
cents each 100 pounds per hundred miles;
second class, 45 cents hird-class,30 cents
for less distance, 10 to 20 per cent is
added
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-02-11

The Boston Commonwealth suggests the
following as scene for ga painter of the
good time that has come: Senator Wilson
cscorting Frederick Douglas into a le7ee
ofthe yice-President elect" Nine wears
ago no colored man would have been adj
mitted to such place, except in the
capacity Of a waiter
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-02-11

A gentleman's dairy of his wife's tenn
per: Monday-A thick fog no seeing
through it. Tuesday Gloomy and very
chilly unreasonable weather. Wednesday
Frosty, at times sharp. Thursday
Bitter cold in the morning, red sunset
with flying clouds portending hard wealth
er. Friday-Storm in the morning with
peals of thunder; air clear afterward
Saturday-Gleams of sunshine and partial
thaw frost again at night. Sunday-A
slight Southwestern in the morning calm
and pleasant at dinner time; hurricane
and earthquake at night.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-02-11

About one year ago a cooperative
foundry was established in Rochester, N
Y 1t has proved a great success, Only a
trifie over $4,000 were paid in. The pro-
fits for the six months ending December
10 were $8,39583. A dividend of 10 per
cent on the stock has been declared pay
able in stock, and the balance has been
divided pro rita among the employees,
makingto them 30 3-10per cent upon their
earnings.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-02-11
HERRING'S PATENT CHAMPT ON
Fire and Burglar Proof
SAFES. p
Great CONFEDERATION on Lake Street.

CHICAGO, Jan. 81, 1868.
Messrs. HERRING & Co., 40 State street:
Gent1enoen-In the disastrous fire which occurred
on the night of the 2Sth inst, we had one OF your
No. Folding Door Safes which laid in the burn
ing ruins until yesterday afternoon and so great
was the heat that the brass nobs and plates were
melted entirely off. Upon opening it, after an
posure of about forty-eght hours, We are pleased
to inform you that its contents consisting of our
valuable books and papers were preserved in splen>
did condition; in fact, the nsiue of the safe looks
as good as new. Some Of the covers of the books
were loose. We are well pleased with the result,
and would add that safe that preserves its
tents so we'll proves it to be ire-proof indeed
Yours respectfully, c. M. HENDERSON & Co.
The safe Of Messrs C. NJ Henderson & Co can
be seen on our sid ewalk. Please call and see it
at No. 40 State street
H0rring'S, Patent Champion Safe.
The Victors in more than SEQ accidental fires.
Awarded the Prize Medals at the Worlds Fair,
London; Worlds Fair, New York; and Exposition
Universee, Paris. Manufactured and for sale by
HERRING g. 90.
40 State St, Chicago, I'll.
Factory, corner Fourteenth Street and Indiana
Avenue. 33w94
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-04-12

THEY WILL CURE.TOU
OF scrofuln, Erysirelas, Sick or Nervous Head
ache, Billiousntss Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia
or indigestioA, Cohsumbtion, Pain In the Hack
or Loins Gout pleurisy, Leuccrchca or Whites,
Erhrtions, mud all diseases arising from disot-
detGd state Of the stomach. Itobark' Blood
FILLS, Stomach llittefs and blood Purifiers.
,r,.- t., +. N. CliALFANT,
Sole AFcn. for Lewis county.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-04-12
ADVERTISEMENTS.

r. PAYNE. lJiiH f'slEJlp titsi 10 T.
j ACKSON & THO NIPS o N
Wholesale Groccrs and Dealers in Produce.
Nails furnished at Factory prices.
Nos. and Spencer Block, Parkersburg,
". Va. march s y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-22
row AT A REPUBLICAN MEETING IN BROOKLYN.

The General Committee republican, or Kings
county recently appointed committee OF three TO
conduct new enrolment Of members OF the sixth
Ward Republican Committee, the old books Of the
latter organization being incomplete, owing TO the
long period OF years that has elapsed since the books
were made out. primary election II shortly to be
held TWO members OF subcommittee OF the
sixth Ward Club, appointed to consider the plan
Of enrolment with the General Committee men,
objected TO the whole affair as an infringement upon
the rights OF their organization actuated by de.
sire to carry the approaching primaries by exclud
ing the newly enrolled members from voting. The
latter gentlemen are endorsed highly aud are In
every way eligible to membership.
Last evening the chairman Mr.. Cockle) refused
to hear any motion from the side OF the house
favorable TO the action Of the General Committee
and declared the report OF the opponents OF the re-
enrolment measure as adopted. general row en-
sued there were several knock downs, the police
were called in and the lights turned of. fbe meet
ing was thus summarily dissolved. The re-enrol-
ment VIII be enforced by the Republican General
COMMITTEE Notwithstanding
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-22
lng; Surgeon william Maxwell Wood, chief Of the

ing: Surgeon william Maxwell Wood, Chief OF the
Bureau Of Medicine and Surgery.
IoaVnlastrs on the Actaue LtSt-Robert b. hod'
ney and James ). Grard. So, :,
Passed Assistant PGvyndsters-Frank Blssell, Il
T. Stancllf Aaron H. Nelson and George +. Bemis
Assistant Pdvnasters-R. P. Panlding. stephen
Rand John Breese, L. G. B0ggs s. X. COlhoun, J. I.
Addlcks l.. A. locke, c. N. Saunders, William H.
Preston W. T. Stevenson, G. H. Bartlett and n, Ii.
Slovey. .
Snyeons-Thomas Inland, r. r. Dodge, D. r.
Bonnan and G. II. White.
Assistant .Sty'yeons-A. +. Owen and J. l.. Ligget.
Chaplauls-M. q, Britain J. Il Matthews, w. X.
Cobb and j. K. Lewis.
The following to be the active list OF the navy
David McDougall, 10 be commodore; q. Ii. BAH
win captain: William ii. Dana, commanders I'd
ward II. Patten, commander; Charles A. Babcotk
commander, and Lester A. Bradee commander
Lieutenant comma ndeIS-W. M. FOlger, Benjamin
F. Lamberton John Scbouer, Francis w. Decking
&. r. Wild Charles +. Davis, Charles j. Train I'd
win White, Oscar +. hycoman and George W.
SigmaD.
Ejtslyn-Charles Seymour.
The following combinations IN the marlne:-JaneS
Lewis TO be MAJOR, William Is. Mexican, captain. To
be first lieutenants, William b. Murray, George g..
Reid, Erastus Il. Robinson, Francis IL. Harrington.
TO be second lientenants Richard Wailack, William
b. Slack, Samuei Ii. Gibson, Benjamin K. Russell,
Robert u. " wainwright ana stephen Quackenbusl.
The above were IN places OF those retired, de-
ceased, resigned or promoted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-22
CLEARED.

Steamship Colorado tBr, Williams, Liverpoo--wrnams 4
Guion.
Steamship Alaska Gray Aspinwan- Mail Steamship
Co.
Steamship Virgo, Buckley, Savannah Murray, Ferris
Co.
Steamship Charleston, Berry, Charesson--A Morgan
Co.
Steamship Niagara, Brakeman, Norfolk, Cry Point and
Richmond-Old Domin Ion Steamship Co.
Steamship Glaucus. Walden. Boston-w CLYDE.
Ship Lake Ontario (Br) Bairnson, LiverpoolGeQ Mar
tin.
Ship Frolic. Bush, San Francisco-G d Sutton
Bark Lady OF the Lake tBr) Brainer, Brstoi-Muray,
Ferris 4 Co.
Bark Kosmos (NG), warcich, Genoa-Fred scnwoon.
Brig Sam Weller Orb varwel, Falmouth q Bullev.
Brig Stella (Nor). Olsen, Blb0a-Wendt, 1eens Book
mann.
Brig Sultana (Br), Perout, Oporto-G Bulley.
Brig Velocity thr), Darrell, Demerara via Wilmington
Brig L II Colby Orb Jones, Guantanamo 4 Co.
/, Brig Choice (br), Browne, ST John NIP MENUS
4 Co.
Brig Larrabee, Crowel savannah-srnith sneckner.
Schr Henry Whitney, Perkins, Point Pitre (Guad)-B
schr Cora Nash, cofan, Point Pitre (Guad,-Mler
sc6r Smith, Tooker, Chareston-N L McCready 4
Co.
schr John, Rollins, wilmington, NC.
Schr + McConville, Fletcher, Baltmore--R Buck 4
Co.
schr Paynter Hawkins, New Haven't Racket 4
Bro.
schr Cornelia Eaton, Bridgeport-G Racket & Bro.
Schr Bloomfield, Hobbe, Stamford
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-22
NEW J.RsEY INIELLIGESeG.
jersey CITY.


THE BOARD OF EDUCATION held special meeting
yesterday afternoon at the City Hall to elect prin-
cipal for No. public school. vote was taken and
resulted in eight for Edward Kelly, or Hoboken
and eight for L. A. Jocelyn, OF Bergen. Alter re-
peated voting with the same result the board re.
sorted TO ballOtlug but no election could be mace
AT last Judge Randolph arose and delivered a few
temperate and appropriate remarks, which were
well received, and recommended The nomnat OF
Mr.. Kelly. THIS candidate thereupon elected,
ana the Board adjourned.
Paterson.
PAssAIC COUNTY CouRrs.-The December term OF
Passaic County Courts convened at Paterson yester
day morning Judge Bedle presiding with Associate
Judges Daggers, Terhune and Sanford. Colonel
Philip Rafferty, Is foreman of the Grand Jury. After
opening the court was ADJOURNED out OF respect to
the memory OF MIR. William GedhIll, proInnen,
member OF the bar, whose death occurred about a
week since. meeting OF the bar was subsequently,
held and appropriate resolutions OF coincidence
were adopted. Owing TO the Dickey murder trial at
Hackensack not being completed, and Judge belle
being Obliged TO attena thereat tue courts were ad.
journed until ten O'Clock thursday morning.
Passaic.
ARREST OF THE CoRPoRATIos.-Ncariy all me
members OF the Passaic village Council were under
arrest yesterday at the instlgaton OF coored
woman named Susan Wilson. who charges them
with malicious mischief. The CRIME consisted IN
moving her house, which stood In The way OF new
avenue being opened, and nothing but criminal
action would satisfy ner. The couHeimen were re
leased on bail.
Trenton.
SHOCKING DEATH FROM HYDRofH0BiA.-At five
O'Clock yesterday mornlng man named Alexander
Mcdonald, residing IN the village OF YardvIe q
short distance from this city. died from hydrophobla
having been bitten 10y little cog about TWO
weeks since. Tne canine was owned by q negro
named Elias Johnson was small and handsome and
by no means considered VICIOUS Mcdonald took
the animal up on his arms and was taking It home
when IL DIT mis- hand slightly. The man thought
nothing OF the occurrence and TOOK drink OF water
la In fall
but on being offered water he recoiled FROM the
draugnt Win adherence, and shortly after was
seized with spasms, accompanied with the most
writing agony, which continued till yesterday
mornng when he succumbed. During his suffer
ings he occasionally mad lucid intervals and
c0nversed quite calmly on the occurrence
but manifested such painful horror Of Inc
periodical commissions thar he earnestly besought
the attending physicians 10 bleed him death. The
unfortunate man leaves q wife and family Tae
colored boy Lewis, the owner OF the dog. was also
bitten by tile animal few days ago, and the fate or
Mcdonald has SO parayzed him with fear that II IL
appre6endeu his disordered imagination Will super.
induce hydfophoDiai symptoms The dog has since
been killed by Lewis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-22
EARRING HIGHWAY ROBBERY IN BaOOxLya.

A Broker Knocked Down and Robbed of
Upwards Of Two Thousand Dollars-The
Butcher Cart Gimme.
Nevins street, between Schermerhorn and Living
ston streets, Brooklyn the scene Of one Of the
most audacious highway robberes that has ever Oc-
Cured In that city. The victim was Mr.. Daniel M.
Sweeny, broker doing BUSINESS at No. 104 Nassau
street. New York, who resides at No. 20 Nevins, in
the former city. 1t appears that Mr.. Sweeny
was on his way home, at about halfpast
seven O'Clock, carrying with him leather satchel
IN which were $4,000 IN greenbacks and several en-
dorsed checks for various amounts. When he had
reached dark point Of Nevns street, about 100 feet
from his residence he was assaulted from behind by
two rufans and knocked ser;seless to the sidewalk.
His satchel which contained the money was seized
and the two ruiilans jumped into butchers cart.
which was IN waiting, and from which they were
drove rapidly away with their booty. The gentleman
who witnessed the occurrence gave the alarm. and
fastened to the assistance OF the PROSTATE gentle
man, who was severely injured about the head.
Pursuit on foot was useless and the rOgues were
soon out OF sight One Of the robbers Is tall IN
stature, and wore black suit OF clothes ana dark
hat the other, who Is short man, was also dressed
in black. There was third party, who renamed
Ia the cart and OfilciateL as driver. The
horse attached to the butchers vehicle was
dark bay. The wagon was painted In dark cOors.
Mr. Sweeny was undoubtedly spotted" while leav
ing his office with the money, and Was followed by
the rogues until they reached the sequestered spot
where the robbery was committed. The police OF
the various precincts notified or the affair from
the Central Oice and every effort is being made TO
effect the arrest OF the rufians.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-22
ATTEMPTED MURDER.
Han Attacked for Prize Of S3OO-Thc
Rafians Try to Throw Him In the River.

Man Attacked for n Prize Of S3OO-Thc
Raiiians Try to Throw Him In the River.
The Ninth precinct, noted for some time for its
quletude, last night had Its sensation. Officer
Laird about eight O'Clock, heard cry at the foot OF
West Thirteenth street ana heavy plash. fe hur.
RED to the pier ana found man struggling in the
water. By extraordinary efforts the ofrcer, aided
by citizens, rescued the man and conveyed him
TO the Charles street station house In an
almost inscnsble state Captain washburne and
MS officers Immediately gave him some stimulants
and resuscitated him, when be stated that his name
was Adam BamberRcr, tailor by occupation, and
worked at the store OF Thomas Siey corner OF
Tenth and Hudson streets-a brother OF Captain
Whey, the late candidate for Police Justice OF the
Ninth district. He further stated that Mt "A late
hour yesterday afternoon he drew the sum Of 1850
iron the Bowery savings Bank, for The purpose OF
deirayiny the expenses OF his contemplated mar.
rage, ana about dark entered saloon IN Blocker
street, there he became acquainted with two men.
win whom he had several drlnSs, and IN whose
company nc visited several saloons. Being In the
viclnify Of the river, and having occasion TO
retire he went behind two large boilers,
Wnen he was set upon by his com.
paBions. stripped OF hs money and hurled INTO the
river Wnen taken into the station house the mans
condition confirmed his story, The oilcer how.
ever, of1cer-lik stated that ne IN the neigh
borhood, and moment before he heard the cry Of
the victim was In conversation with his captain
who IL IN charge OF Delameter,s iron works ana
indicated. Captain WashDurne, who Ia inclined TO
credit the story Of the baptised man, IL exerting
himself W discover the authors OF this latest out
rage
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-22
SHIPPING NEW S.
Almanac for New YOrk-ThIs Day.
PORT OF NEW YORK, DECEMBER n, 1869.
Herald Packages.

Herald Packages.
Captains and Pursers OF Vessels arriving at this port will
please deliver all packages intended for the HERALD to
regularly authorized agents who attached Steam
Yacht fleet The New York Associated Press do not
collect marine reports attend the delivery of packages
viii be by the following extract from the proceedings
Of the regular monthly meeting, held March3 1885,
Resolved That and after April L. 1885, the Associated
Press will discontinue the collection OF ship In the
harbor of New York. Passed unanimously.
u- The Office Of the HERALD steam yachts JAMES and
JEANETTE Is at Whitehall slip All communications from
and consgnees 10 the of inward bound
sells will be forwarded free of charge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-22
THE PRIZE RING.
Jem Mace and Tom Allen.

lfTOul the new OK Cllppef Dec "a.
THE AMERICAN CHAMPI0NSuIr-TOM ALLEN WILL
FIGHT MACE FOR S5,000-LgrTER FROM ALLEN.
BY the noon mail OF the 20th inst. we received the
communication which appears below, written on
behalf OF Tom Allen, Illuminating MS willingness to
encounter jem Mace. II Will be observed that he
therein proposes TO do battle for g. soc side, and
from this lea to infer that he had not, at the
period of wrn9. received our issue OF last week, IN
which 1t stated that Mace would not re.enter the
ring for q less sum than $4,000 side. There are
many persons IN the West 50 favoraDly impressed
with Aliens abilities "a fighter since he first put
up his hands IN TINS country that there little
doubt that they Will willingly find double the sum
mentioned IA the communication for him. we eX-
pect to De better ADVISED IN The matter time
our next issue, anu now call attention to Aliens
card
ST LOUIS Dec. Is, 1859
FRANK QuEEN-DEAR SRI see by your last issue
that Jem Mace has accepted Tom Aliens challenge.
Tom Alien has been sick for the last weekso
be confined TO his house and could not chai
enge, he would have done by return OF mail Allen 10
ready meet EN- Mace to articles forfeit
OF 0o, and him hall between here and New York,
which would be about Psoarg. The sh take place fty
miles from Cincinnati ntty miles from Detroit which will
fetch in Canada Allen, know, has been training
for consequently he needs Should this
meet with Jem Maees approval Tom Allen will light him
81 so side, months the OF signing es
and the czens Of St Louis getting champion
belt to be presented to Tom Allen the latter will the
said champion belt asans, Jem Mace's champion OF
shut up, for Alien does intend a yhing
but business. Yours respectfully,
BILLY CAKR0LL for TOM ALLEN,
Champion OF America
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-22
BROOkLYN CITY.

NAVY YARD ACCIDENTAL man named Pickett,
employed in the Navy Yard, had one Of his legs so
badly injured yesterday, large piece Of iron having
fallen upon It, that the surgeons the hospital
compelled to amputatc the limb.
REVENUE CoLLEcTIoNs.--T following figures
show the internal revenue collections made by Col
lector James Freeland OF the Second Collection dis
trict for the past seven months, and also the
collected the same montls the year previous:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-22

Powhatan was most Hospitality entertained by hin
Excellency SIR James Walker, tn Governor OF the
Bahamas, at the government hogse, during his short
stay IN the city. The CONTINUED unsettled weather
has prevented Admiral Poor rom visiting the city.
am, &C., SAMUEL r. SANDHNS,
Ulsled States Vice Consul.
To Hon HAMILTON FISyi, Secretary OF State.
UNITED STATES CoNsuLArR3
NASSAU, n. r., Dee. 3, ls6s s
We the undersigned no solemny and truly swear thai we
United America, and In the event
our obtaining passage IN the United States ship Of
Pohsa pledge IN future to respect and observe the
neutrality laws of the United States OF America -
Signed by Eugene Courtney w. Conroy, Charles MIL
Ter Hugh Mc.sarvey, John =. Dixon, Duncan Rankin,
Fau,eS Nasare Jerefniah Lyons James j. Morrison Jr,
Samuel H. Dley Terrence Dolan. John Williamson, Ihaes
Hsge,on, Andrew Rogers Thomas Pusal, Frank Brunei,
Johnson Alfred Richardson, Ned Brown, H. Alex.
y iams lienry Green Alex Jones, Edmund Richardson,
All ones Henry Ayaa Apaonce Sineyra, Florence Lopez,
Comic John &. Hengochs Captain Ed Henderson,
Captain J. e. Pollard Captain s. oratz, Tom Lille Mercer
UNITED STATFG CONSULATE Dec. III, 1859
ceTty the above Is copy of tue original hled al
this once. SAMUEL SAUNDERS.
United states Consul.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Quarrel
Mr.. Garrett OF BALTIMORE. has sigDhed, through
Colonel Pnilips or this city his acceptance Of the
terms Of Mayor Bowen, in regard to the removal OF
the Baltimore ana ONO Railroad tracks In this city.
TINS is regarded as great triumph Of the energy,
plnck and integrity OF Mayor Bowen In the contest
with Garrett, which has been pending in our courts
Tor some time, and has engaged pubic opinion in
tins district.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-22
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED by THE HERALD s

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship San savadog N9ssrson, Savannah Dec 49, with
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff Charleston Dec 9, with
AM, passed Us steamer towing i!gh,boat with
"Galyeston painted on the quarter bound s. same time
at 80 PM saw steamships Sherman, Rapdan and Title,
Steamship Saratoga, Couch Richmond, City Point and
Norfolk with mdse and passengers to Old Dominion Steam
ship Bsndina Dudley I'D. Wilson, LIVERPOOL 50 days, with
e to as See % as
from that point with heavy Sc and NV gales, lost and split
Bark Yumuri Br Johnson sagus, days. with sugar
s Il With Ss III or e SsS
ssfs sn s CO. hs Y
$3.50 Had some very rough weather the passage. lost
schf Alice Oaks flsOury Galveston. 20 days. with cotton,
ssr ssaw day.. with
i'P Il g. %s yns IL
heavy gals from shipped tremendous sea- which broke
away the fasennss Of deck load washing together with
The sores.sse and galley With water Dec lat % o5 Ion
schr Mountain LAUREL Langley Jacksonville IL days with
schr =, * Tice, Tice Newbern. &c, 2 days. with naval
The bark VINCE which arrived 2Oh consigned to Geo
Bulley, not as before.
Passed Through He'll Gate,
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship Ashland Crowen Boston for New York, with
schr Pnta Pike Lubec, sdays York. with Hs TO
schr II skinner Thrasher, Fall River for Baltimore
shr Wan repHney Quincy Point for
schr l Hathaway, Bryant, New Haven for New York
BOUND EAST
sshr s Sa Gro oS Phsdepsa for Boston