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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-02
KINGS COUNTY POLITICS.

Democratic General Committee--Nnvy Yard
Clubs to be Used mt tho Polls.
There was very full attendance OF members Of
the Democratic General Committee Of Kings county
OF the meeting held last evening at the headquarters
in Court street. Mayor Kalbnetsch presided
Speeches were made by County Judge James Troy
ana Mr.. Hugh Mclaughlin. The Judge charged that
leaders OF the republican party were colonizng men
by hundreds In Brooklyn ard putting them to work
IN the Navy Yard that they may DC made available
on election day o. the ballot box. Then We were
threatened with United States troops at the polls
which he regarded as an IN called for measure on
the part Of the federal governments. Mr.. Mclaughlin
mace O few remarks in the same strain, ana exhlb
tied couple OF well turned heavy locust clubs,
which he had been given Us sample OF the bud.
geons that had been manufactured IN the Navy Yard
and were to be placed IN the hands OF the workmen,
10 be used on democratic heads on election day. lie
denounced such proceedings ON the part d the
au horities OF the yard III permitting such weapons
TO be made for SUCH purpose, and counseiled all
good citizens TO conduct themselves with becoming
decorum aDor: the polls Tuesday next, that there
may re no breach or the peace laid at their doors.
After transactlug some routine business the meeting
adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-02
General McMal,on In Orange Comfy.

GOSHEN NOV. ], 1870
large democratic meeting was held here last
night to hear q speech from General NJ. T. Mcmahon,
Of New York. The town was full OF people and there
man and Senator Graham also addressed the meet
lul.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-02
Tho Reform Republican Committee.

TIC Kefcrm hcpubItnu EomE.ittcc.
The Independent or Reform Republican organize
ton met last night at Montague Hall, and discussed
the merits OF their ticket. They endorsed Robert
NJ. Whiting, Jr., candidate for Congress- In the Third
Congressional district against q. D. Webster whom
the Speakers, W. q. Barber, OF the Filth ward, and
Colonel $. 7. Jouls, OF the Eastern District, de-
nounced In strong terms as unworthy tue suffrage
OF the republicans. Samuel I. Maddox regular
nominee for Register, was also pitched into BY the
refornllsts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-02

Meeting OF tho CiffzcEs and Taxpaycrs OF
the Seventh Assembly District.
Pursuant TO call, a large meeting OF the citizens
and taxpayers OF the Seventh Assembly district was
held last evening In Euler Hall. After the organiza-
tlon was effected, Mr.. John Ferral proposed that q
committee be appointed to wait upon Mr.. Thomas
Mcmahon the citizens candidate and invite him TO
address the meeting. After bret absence the
committee returned and reported that Mr.. hcMahon
declined the invitason. The meeting thereGp0n en-
dorsed Mr. william Wainwright the democratic
nominee, and adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-02
Republican General Committee.


The republican lights or BrGoalyn and the county
towns assembled for a talk at their headquarters,
in Washington street, last night The chairman Of
the committee, Mr.. George c. Bennett, presided, and
after some routine business had been como through
around their STANDARD and victory would yet light
upon their baunars, despite the present uu-
favorable aspect OF their Iarty Affairs in the
political Eo;i20n. The candidate ior Congress
In the Third Congressional district, MI Il.
u. Webster, made a speech IN vlndcation OF
Cal enemies since his entry In tEe race for Congress
this year. lie claimed that lie had ever been friend
to the soldier, and that he had, as General slocum
need of friend. lie concluded by asserting that
If they went into the field election Jay win true
discrimination 10 DO their duty they would Sink the
democratic party into the oblivion out OF which they
have sprung Remarks were made by Colonel Ian
siug urging unity of action, anu the meeting az.
journed W tn cheers Tor the ticket.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-02
JEAN STEAMERS.
Sails Dsa.inotisn. ogle'
Steamer.
CLEARED.

PORT OF NEW YORK. NOVEMBER /, 1870.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-07-21

vT- See advertisement of Buckeye Thresher.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-07-21
A Heroic Act.

HOWEVER, much the world may have
degenerated in late years, every now ana
then we are called upon to chronicle an
act of heroism that sends proud thrin
of admiration to the heart at the chlvairlc
cell. denial which is exhibited, ri7aiing
even the widest traditions that are handed
down of heroism displayed in hero'c
age, Of such is the instance now brought
to oar notice. :,
Alta little station called Shunpike. on
the Dutchess and Columbia Railroad, a few
DAYS since, occurred the scene We are
about to relate: As the $50 train was
nearly due on Thursday morning, Mr..
Frederick Case, station agent al Shun-
pike, and living at q short distance from
the track, lett his home for the purpose
of opening the ticket of1ce. he had not
been gone long, when his little son. two
years old, found his way through the
open gate to the track, where he was AZ
Macted, no doubt, with the childish curi
osity of his age. His sister, eleven years
of age, busying herself about household
duties, did not at first notice his absence.
Suddenly, hearing the shrek OF the APP
preaching train, she looked for her little
brother, and, glancing through the open
door, was for moment palaiyzeu AZ
OelOl0l0R lAm StAuuiuS III IaC PosAA ".
approaching train, clapping his hands in
childish glee at lis unusual appearance.
Recovering herself in q second, with q
cry Of agoay she sprang through the open
door and down the garden path with the
sneed Of the wind, thinking and caring
for nothing but her brothers danger.
The engineer, noticing the flying form,
whistled dewn brakes; but too late, for
Just as the heroic girl was lifting her
brother from the track, the remorseiess
engine crushed them both down under
the terrible wheels. The train was final
ly stopped, however, when they were
picked up. The boy, beyond few slight
bruises, was uninjured; but the brave girl
was terribly mangled, one leg and one
foot being literally torn in pieces, and be-
ing otherwise badly bruised about the
limbs and body. She was taken back to
the house and physicians summoned, who
are making every effort to save her life,
and, from late accounts, they are likely to
succccd.-Assany Journal.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-07-21

az a result. moisture il condensed and de.
posted in The soil. Every person must
have observed the condensation of moist
ture on the outside of a pitcher filled with
ice water, and if piece of polished steel
is placed in refrigerator until lit becomes
cold, and then suddenly brought into the
air (no matter how dry and warm the
latter it will be Immediately covered
with water. Now 1t must be apparent to
any ore who has tried this experiment
that the moisture comes from the atmos-
phere, ana lot out of the metal. We
should take advantage of this condition
and try to &c. air into the soil by cult
waiting it even IL dry weather. A heavy,
fine, compact clay viii dry more rapidly
in very bot weather than lighter soil,
simply because it contains less air, and is
therefore q bettor conductor Of the heat
which drives out its moisture Hearth
and Home
~ H. he
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-07-21

Tn,, Ia NO PATENT MEDICINE HUMBUG, gstten
M 10 tie xuorsnt and creduious. nor Is IL repre-
scented 40 being co,nRose1 81 rars sna aecagas sup
ed seven lines scross the Crest Dee ,rt Of sssrah on
asian,t Ocaas on two ships" II IL simple mild,
csss.g Een..dy ce.!sa sciGs for CarA l AM, and
or Imosirment OF the Sense Of Smell Taste Hearing,
Wsteripg or Weak Eyes. fsin or Pressure In the Head
when caused, they Ill not unfrcqueny are. by the
violence Of Catsfrh. .n
ion.r. ia good faith. standing Reward Of 500 for
\ case OF gasarrh thai cannot cure.
FOB SALE By MOST DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
PKfGE 80 CENTS.
g. Mt by mail, post paid receipt OF BIxTr CENTS.
-Four packages for t200 or Dozen Tor $500.
Send two cent s2mD fof IN. sAxss psmph iet on
k.Y PIKRCR n. D..
BU1pADo. ~. y.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-07-21


AT Chicago. on the 4th, Prof. Wise
made his 444th successful balloon xscen-
sion.
A young man in New York bet that
he could drink six glasses OF ice water.
He Gid, and he died.
Two mules were stung to death BY
bees at the village of Thomastown, mis-
Gissippi, few days since.
A news dealer of New Albany, Ind,
was recently fined $40 20 for ceiling . copy
of the Louisville Courier on Sunday.
A girl near Dayton, Ohio, recently
won q bonnet by throwing her father
twice out Of three times in . wrestling
match.
Five boys were drowned few days
aeo, at Dubuque, Iowa, while bathing.
Their ages were respectively II, ID, Is, IA,
and years
Passing from heated ball room In
evening dress to her hotel at Saratoga,
has caused New York lady's untimely
death from consumption.
"A man in Baltimore the other day,
while pursuing COW with . club, acci-
dentalfy struck his little daughter, who
soon after expired.
"A young man named Henry Goetz
was killed in New York, the other day,
by the explosion of soda retort, which
he was in the act Of charging.
by q lamp explosion at Keokuk,
Iowa, the other hight, Miss Mary Cross
was frightfnlly burned from the shoulder
10 the hand Of the right arm.
"A livery stable was burned ct Keiths-
burg, III, few nights ago. and two boys
fourteen and sixteen years old, who were
sleeping in the stable, perished IN the
flames.
George Thomas, formerly connected
with the Ebering Argue and Sunday AHas,
1t Philadelphia, was sunocated 70 oeaIa
the other evening, by . piece OF meat
sticking in his throat.
I'm Chicdeo, few days ego, 2 negro
severely and Fprobsbly fata ny stabbed =
white girl, bed use shs refustd 70 malIy
him. lie ate kards made IN ,10slc
tul attempt tq( nnit suicide.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-07-21


-One-ffth of the meat consumed by
the Parisians consists OF veal.
The collection of tolls at 500 turn
pike gates in England is abolished.
Out of 100 native-born Parisians
there remain at 90 years but 80 living.
The Tendon police numbered 1857 at
the commencement Of the present year.
Queen Victoria pays liberal pensions
to seventeen old servants OF Prince Al
bert in Germany.
-Four men. have been recently suffoca-
ted to death by foul gas in coal mine,
ct Take, Staffordshire, England.
-Mazzini expresses. in q recent let
ier. the confiden. belief that King Victor
Emmanuel will lose his throne at an early
day.
The two Russian peasants who mur.
dered the Austrian Prince dArenberg
have been sentenced TO fifteen years Inn
prisonment, with hard labor, in the mines
of Siberia.
The Empress, it is said, glided out Of
the Tuiierles, one morning, recently, 70
sit by a poor child afflicted with small
pox, feeling no repugnance for such duty,
and lending gentle hand to sooth the
sufferings of her little friend.
Forty four poor sinners were wait
ing to have their heads cut OIL In the
prisons OF the North German Confedera-
ton when the new penal code was
adopted by the North German Parliament
Their lives will now be spared.
The fixed idea which possesses the
unfortunate Empress Carlotta at the
uresent time, il that loaded pistols and
muskets are constantly being pointed at
her breast. This idea gOads her frequent
" To such madness that her paroxysms
of rage and terror are indescribahy
shockfng.
A Partisan valet, detected In thefts
from his master, produced small account
book. in which Ill his daily peculAtiOns
were neatly entered under the head, RE
ceipts from Robberies." Monsieur win
NOT and 4 cent missing" added he, "aDd
he may be sure that have no wish TO de-
ceive him"
The Government OF the Grand Duchy
OF Mecklenburg Schwerin has Just pur.
chased all the railroads In that State.
Those railroads have been Ia opcrstton
for twenty -four years. and yct no paoen-.
ger has ever been killed on them during
that time, nor have any OF the employees
of the road been injured In the discharge
of their duties.
"A blind woman in London, forty
wears old, fell in love with young arti-
san whom she heard hammering near OF,
snd. becoming acquainted, made him
nresents. and loaned him el0 TO assist
him n business. Learning he intended
10 leave, ahe had hin. arrested iof oeDs,
and then induced him TO marry her ~
o6exing to release him.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-03-15

res Gharatters lbericuat purOen uuo nit ibs
rtr bart betrplltuen 6auIilie ben 9srIuit auf
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Sed,,cbn Sabre nRttr ,SHOinncrll.

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Tauit bon unoC'6br 10 SaDrtn in ~Gams
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ScrmiiGbtc 8criCbte.

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her Sanoe Numens ,yobn Sames, marc pers
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als 5onniag lparD un0 Bales im @euabrlam
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cntriIien uno cbne 9ermonie athduBt.
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| bur6 Nnprnouna ppr &OJ!enIGurt ansiblbt
muroe esNern eriotgrGi9 an einer. QroBer
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ipducu uno in Sel gttrdnttcm SoIJ Gsthll
ipareu, sriotsreia probirt, Der Npparat ldb
Iih an ieoer 5sueripribe aubriuBru.
= FRAU Wtaris BlbDe, Gattiu Oe5 Or. Oh
Iau gl6oe in Dir lttsrGriibrn geeis unite
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iauni, utri9Wo nad ldnRersin 9eloen Gam
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| iuar cine Ourth @.iIt Uro Gjtmttb atttb aus
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beristunaen aus o,m @ngttIdeu, i6l6ae 8iu{
niije leterteu, rp6breno N!le, bic ibr pttloi
lid raber su trsten SeleScnbs,t batten. pr
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-03-15

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postage, $500 per Anuun, payable in advance
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-12-09
BOSTON MARKET--Dec. 9.


FL0UR--The market for Flour remains about the
same All domestic brands of high family grade
held firm but the trade are purchasing only in
small lots wanted Sales have been at s. "a So %
for Western superfne. $780, @ $500 for common
extras and S6,25 20 500 for Minnesota including
choice bakers brands Small lots Rye Flour at s. 30
"a $500 Dbl Corn NJ cal the sales have been at sI5O
q $500
GRAIN.-The market for Corn Is large and prices
have eased off some The sales have been at SIC "a
s. for Southern and Western yellow. Oats have
been in fair demand, prices for common and good
including Canada and Western at IS a Csc T. bushel.
Rye is quiet sales "a sl.05
PR0VISIONS.-Por continues quite dull, but
with small stock prices are tending downward The
sales for prime, ut Sls, "a $50 and mess at s2iOO
p SIS q Dbl. Beef is tending upward on account vi
the large transactions in New York Sales of estern
mess at Sl2 "a SIS. for family extra Is "a 20. Lard
is not rm and prices are lower the sales az l494
"a l5l3 for steam and kettle rendered. Smoked Hams
have been selling for Is "a lsc p h as to quality
PR0DUCE.-The arrivals Of Butter continue large
and the market remains without Improvement. The
sales have been at 40 q 43c for choice N Y. and
mont diaries 30 a 3Sc for common. Cheese IesIlaiJs
with fair demand sales have b x 10 q Is for com
mon and good farmers dsjr'e7 aud l4@ a. 10 for
Factory. Potatoes have es. A. fair demand with
sales from 80 to soc = busL- Eggs are firm at 81
"a Csc p dO1.
W00L.-The market is firm for all grades Of do
nestle, and full prices have been realized. The
sales for the week have been 10000 pounds at
prices ranging from % q CSC for fleece according to
quality.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-12-09

DEATH OF WILLIAM SToNE.-The
death of Mr.. William Stone which &C.
Cured at his residence in this place on
Friday evening of last week, takes from
our people one of the oldest citizens of
the village Mr.. Stone had for years
been very vigorous for his age but within
a year his naturally strong constitution
slowly yielded to disease. Possessed of
a strong memory he often delighted to
tell and converse of affairs which had
occurred during the past seventy years,
and younger people frequently sought
him for local events. In social inter-
course, it was peculiar characteristic of
his, to have lively anecdote or story
appropos to the occasion. He was sew
enty-seven years and nearly six months
of age, and will be much missed in this
community. His funeral was quite full
" attended at Emmanuel Church on
Monday afternoon with Masonic honors,
to which fraternity he was much attach
ed, having been member of it more
than half century. The Masonic GER
emonies at the grave were solemn and
impressive, being under the direction OF
Mr.. b. A. Putney. who conducted them
in manner highly creditable to himself
and the fraternity. And as the last sad
rites were performed one could but think
and feel how truthful and faithful they
had been to the feelings and wishes Of
| the departed