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New-York tribune., 1873-05-27
POLITICAL NOTES.

Although there were efforts made in several
parts Of virginia DIVIDE the Conservative vote at the
town elections that party seems 10 have held ia
AL OF The larger towns, Lyuchburg ChtrlotteN,
ca pepper, warrentOn, Norfolk and Danville.
4 dispatch published in The TRIBUNE some
ago did injustice 10 Mr.. Peter O. Clark OF Alabama
VINO accused Of holding simultaneously the Offices
Of Assessor aud State Legislator aad performing the
duties Of neither our correspondent misinformed.
Mr. CaK resigned Ls assessorsip before he went Into
the Legislature.
In long article upon the "party OF the
future" The Albany Argus arrives at the following con
clnsion II s mposslbe for the Republican party to
seek the paths which made the Democracy great aud
through II the nation. II il the most natural and only
nsss - thing Tor the Democracy to do this Hence tho
DIV cannot be Tar distant when all who believe n main
fattng lie guarantees OF the Constitution VIII tlh 70
for that purpose
New-York tribune., 1873-05-27
BROOGLYN'S EYES OPEN.
Continued from First Page.

report OF the engineers here. know that In certain
matters Mr.. ROebiug, r asserts that his ather over
esmnte owing 10 the fact that materi and labor yas
less since the estimates than before know t,Iat tine
has been vastly larger tAan tho estimates OF Mr
Roebiing. sr.
Mr.. Kenneny then moved TO adopt Mr. MeIean's reso-
lutlODs. Considerable discussion ensued. Mr. Loan
taed that his resolutions cover about the same
points that Mr.. FarrinRtOus did. Col Davis AMI Mr.
harrington Gisseuted nd feared that II the Association
adopted Mr. Mel ans resolutions they would learn hat
adopted
On motion, Mr.. BarrtnRtOns resolutions were then
taken Ivy sections. D1ing the discussion of them
Mr. Schroeder said Controller Green had consulted with
Mayor Hall 10 the proprety of hIs refusal 10 pay
Ia any Of tue STOCK, On the ground that the prlvae
tOckhOlders bad paid, and M Hall said IL wouln
make no Inference tBat the Clty OF New YORK would
have pay up its iDstallments Sections frst ana ii IA
the resolutions lost, Uut second third
fourth, aud sixth were carried. On tie auu
section, however the cla relating the appointment
OF Investigating Committee was passed over ana
Col Davis afierward moved for reconsideration %
that clause. Mr. Hunter finally suggested that as this
Legislature bore tue reputation OF being eineuty cor
ruDt, attempt 90 investigate the P.rk Commission
would fruitful Just an Investigation IL the
bridge business. lsiughtcfl TAo matter was then
dropped and the Committee adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-27

-. 49,. ,,-,.oOo- which were not claimed 70
nave been communicated 10 the pr1s"D'' f''' " WV
honcide, were properly excluded Of the Judge TO
iow the PRISONER 70 his own S STAT ~ p tSe ps
not well taken The CoaIt % aa fhat threats had been
oner had received inform on on fS,nl TINT evidence
made against him, and Oeileteu ~ - t UIe-1v 10
CONNECTICUT aud that s psrpittcd proof OF ali the
f~cts IN the prisoner's possession nVlu N'u ui - ~
OF mind could be inferred, WHICH WIS an " VAIN" nv
20 F"r i same reason testimony was pronerly ex-
Guided goug 10 show me % vi i s, ETsi
priSonef through apprebenloAs ol igaTA HUin .o.'
"a sor y considerable time. prior 20 the mfeunE,
1900, IN covered carriages through the city; that ne
80 nvsar ~ Ire ATTACK. seen persons pursuing INN,
-, s ~ s,,posed intended 10 attack him; that be be-
Ived the persons whom he saw on Ms track were per
l''o~ ant sss nv Fsk from information he had re
sesiyed. the Information which he had received
tnst P9,S S& F'1F iS' veFS SasrnF upon hs
tsteps about the Huf nan House; the apprehension
81 by the prisoner at te time, that these persons were
sent by Fisk ~ pursue hln ana that ne vas IN s,o
excitement ami apprehension: the transactions
mar THG TRIBUNE Office about week hrforei MS De-
lief that these persons we're FsAs enissares sinlAf
transactions at the Worth House.
Isl The objection 10 the Judges charge that he Pre-
seufed hypothesis 70 NE luy thAt nAo not Oeeh
ested by counsel is not well taken IL Is ought 70 be
sustne upon the proposition that IS error for judge
q submit hypothesis unwdE!anted by the evidence
a. Tue Court correct IN tiat part OF the cuarge
which relates 10 the premeaatOn required 10 constr
murder in the first degree ao also 70 the Necessity
on the part OF the District Attorney 20 prove premeu
itated design 10 take e before tue prisoner COuiu pe
convicted OF the Of.ense charged.
Is It does not follow that because judge commits an
receiving or rejecting evidence, or h gNlnt M
ehsrge 70 the iGry. that new trial must Oe sraut,
n apparent thar tue prisoner has not Oeen pitjn
diced by the supposed error, the CONVICTION VII AO' 0o
reversed. .>.-...
i6 The refusal Of Mr. Justice Boardman 70 rants
trial upon tue application made % I'm s@ ~ - @
nor Ia his decision RENEWABLE ~ TINS CDurt tsOO
elusive not only on the power Of nts Court 70 review
te decision OF Justice BJardman but upon the power
the General Term Of the Supreme Oourt "
Gbo motion for a new trial mad before thein - -.
T. The motion beua II the deleAudhts IN error ~
strike from tue dies te asssneh oi errors ~ 1so u
" yacate the rule requiring the deIeh1auts 20 JUL ~
error, was properly grained Dy the GeueraI Iern'
Is Toe Judgment OF the General Ierm should be al
arned aud lie Court directed 70 execute the sentence
Most Of these points commented on at length and
fortified by numerous decisions.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-27
ALBANY.
THE WASHINGTON MARKET JOB REVIVED.
ACTION oF THE ASSEMBLY UPON TILE BuL-TT Is
r,r-.r

THE WASHINGTON MARKET JOB REVIVED.
ACTION oF THE ASSEMBLY UPON TILE BnL-IT Is
ORDERED TO A THIRD HEADING.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE IRBUNE.l
Albany, May 26.-The Senate considered in Com
rttee and ordered 20 third reading, the bll COM
pelling the Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund 70
Lease the Washington Market property TO the West
Washington Market Association. This is reported
and generally believed to be one Of the biggest jobs
ever before the Legislature. Senator LOwery so
denounced it on the floor of the Senate
tonight Mr. D. ?. Wood said that no
senator there would sign such bin If he were
Governor of the Stase These declarations produced
great excitement but the tlends Of the bill, MeSSrs
James Wood Woodin, Bowen, WlnslOw Lewis,
Graham, Dickinson, Chatbeld Baker, Madden.
Wessmann, and one OF two Others held well TO-
Tethor. They first substituted the Assembly bill
for that originally reported to the Senate. After
ward they seemed 10 get q little alarmed and al
lowed the provision for three appraisers TO estimate
the value of the property 70 be amended 80 that all
should be appointed by the Commissioners of the
Sinking Fund instead Of two by the Commissioners
and one by the Market Association itself, as Ii tho
Assembly bill.
motion TO strike out the provision making it
compulsory for the city to lease the property failed
10 pass and the phrase authorized and directed re-
mains. MesSrs. Lowry, D. p. Wood, and Tiemann
made several attempts 10 protect the interest OF
Eew-YOrk, but met with only the moderate success
AbOve noted. This bill for several weeks past has
been considered as dead, owing to the
Tehement protests made against it by merchants
and others Of tins city Of New-YOrk Last week It
vas predicted by the knowing ones that before
many days the bill would exhibit amazing
vitality and such has proved to be the case. Messrs.
James Wood Woodin. and Lewis were the chief
Ipeech- h-makers in its favor, ami appeared TO be
deeply interested in its fate.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-27
THE E4nCRE OF BoWLES BROS 3 co.

The first published report of the evidence Of
Nj Charles T. r. Bowles OF the firm OF Bowos Bros.
Co before s. L Thorndike Register in Bankruptcy. "a
Boston On s 9th 10th aud nth Of April Is gwen in TIE
Weekly OirctGr OF the I'm for May T. Mr. BOwles be-
eyes tae tot liabilities OF tie arm Will be found not 20
exceed 100000 and Ae attributes the failure almost
tirely 10 over effort and fatigue Of the whole stan OF
the house The financial strain upon the house last Fa
compared with ITO increased power ~ bear, was
great aslt mad IN other years at similar
aud had the rn had lie benefit OF tAe ntel sence
and healthy mental c0udact AZ such times, Mr.
Bowes doubts wlethoI any accident could have rred
All the asse u the firm In hs hands and al his ndi
assets had surrendered assneci ana ho explicitly
denies the report that had personally disposed of ire
amounts charged ~ him personally la the accounts
The newspaper estimate OF the assets OF the house.
putting them at 2o)O. ought bo sad. ~ be far Deo"
the magk. Tho house mrst. he said. have failed WAI1e "
New-York tribune., 1873-05-27
suerla. Aor.es
Poisoned Nat,4.
-. I'm PUlNoAIAl

Poisoned Natr4.
R.,e he PaunLI.s on LlNC POlsOAiAG By GALVANIZED
IaCN PIPga' s' t1e NeTse4irF slEs Be-. fnct. cluiA
J1atcious Birfhtsy Present E-utieucn s1lasr
mo- e~ CANINE AhztsthAl NJ FltA tlaAil. ..DsG
- ,al- .
u urowr bsai~.f Ne Holman ho1se 20
n r H. tr,-ces. bo l4r ..
'fo alt - isriousI iaFai ihis lutsale1s
a yckbs sticu4sd 20 Fsa
IL 10
In 1srci on, sl ae dsoraeI ure dr.s 90 a
,sa 80 o. 9vsenuou worth pound e 80
TneEeiortl ldgs al vi.
pal prssalrr-he3d4cae led ge "a,
o appdse utnss ~ ieyer,n 70 7'hout lr D.
sOhENCAb hAhbhAh PILLS We mos s rmsdT - rrssA
leo'e IN "a aeon "a oace stA Al 1e sa
1ray t,us 80 Propis
f1m oTdtrc onaisoa 4 lie liver
gu4J ls eKces no vbca ty tie t i sfsas u
fAi,- tgls Loae ier As murfh .haut
t.f 81 .eH ssIr- q bss s i'a taen They su
slu eltsi Toy WI etvFe the hcaacbs er
ADD VII RAPIDLY geaase liver saraound -
ell steeash 0Ous Ties sotl ~
mo HENRY and Colle<epaos \. a.. hissllo AgraI
sound s.nd HeHring, vssce aud speech. rks IA Dia-
nation Of Mnsioal Harmony uaauoes rhFoe sclsfua
by fgSl Extsrs. N TRIBUNE LkCrURE kAgRA ae a
New-York tribune., 1873-05-27
eogERyNSyr wgArHER REPoEr
WAR DEFARYxEST.

OFFICE or rHL CiuFF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WARRINGTON. -. c., Tuesday. NAV r. iSg3-I a IA.
6Fn1pS1 Tor I.e past itoeaiy fOisy hours
The barometer has fallen, with south west
eriy sH -Ouf he astery winds cloudy weather al lilu
~ the Aof1-M est ao on the lakes ,tneuce hls
s'n1 Hnd AeniucHy soutAeriy and south-e 'st-
n the Gulf and south Atlantic s.abos
GoIth-w ssfefly and southesiery wipds and generally
tue ia he Middle States, win rain Virginia aoutn-
westerly Wncs. diminishing pressure parity cloudy aud
warn weather .. Canada anC 6ew-Eas and
PrObqbitaiies.
P1r ttS Mte Ifeg aAd iOuoer iaees soutIrssisrIy 10
s0ultetscfib riads diminishing pressure MN tsla-
B rf.ai.fs md U4erclsiglg cloudy eedaer and ram
F,f Canada uu AcV England, variable s0uth-westrrlv
and nortbessterly Winds warm and partly c.oudy
W...ther falling barometer and occasional ram.
For tne South Atlantic and Gulf HIates und rsnnes-
sec uuthory and EOuth-v estefy wiuns, rising barou.
ter partly cloudy and clear WeatBcr Tor upper ae,
New-York tribune., 1873-05-27

The amount asked for coal u s77OcO; engineer and
assistant, Rd.ewOOd s4 $40; Oilmen, s. 100 hremen
q $40; coal passers $3.50 5OCOO cubic OF gas $4,000
engineer and at WATTS POnt. $500 coal,
$1,000; engineer aud Prospect Hill Engine
house. S7OO inspectors PuryegOrs department.,
SIS kers. sl3f4O iron 5top-cUcks hydriDt
boxes g. O0 repairing meters 5000; labor, COntngen-
cles, general expenses $4,000; alterations Of distrbu
tons, leaks g., $1,000; tapping expenses 5000. The
was referred 10 tie Committee Water and
Drainage.
Tue Committee on Lands and Buildings reported in
favor OF accepting the plan Of n. " Bdsh Sou for
saiiOnIOse in Egth Precinct, whIc1 Will
$4,000 "A resolution OF red by Alderman W. lie.
aud adOpted, snail be super
ysed by Board OF City Works, aud that no sums
beyond the premium Of $3.50 shall De paid the architects
The Alderman said generally paid
additional 1ye per tne entire cost OF the build
lug. winch he believed Illegal. be stated that the
DOrmtOry Tfuant Home had cost $1,000. Aud had
occupied. while architect hId been paid
five per cent on tne cost.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-27
THE STATE or TRADE.
DON ESTIC MARKErs

HEw-ORrrAss. MAY s.-Pour 5BE Freble
Family r. stusin Com dol MTed, 30 nie Sc d0n.
$J0f5c Bran dali 75c. Hay da Dnme held s PORK
trner Mes bell = 90 DR. >af Meat and
bacon shOute 7se. oles. 99ic Ham, 4c Lara ara
rrrCe 3c, keg O0Jfc. sugar dull fLy 'r 30jc hs
lassesnotning doing Whsky drhef 9l@6 C0ase H. sts
kIcaAlse-0tsrng. L25 iew Yur slL Premal- 10 M
New-York tribune., 1873-05-27

and Northwest and thence the Ohio and lower Mis-
Eouri Valleys, low ronieer. high teinperatur, south
westerly aud north westerly winds, occasi nal rain,
with possibly local storms ana cloudy weather,
clearing ia the Reports are nlissns trJn ne
North West anu South West
New-York tribune., 1873-05-27
CATTLE MARKET.

CHICAGO Msy H.-CAr1Lz-Reoepts neatly 100 besi .rt-s
fry notwithstanding hsa'y ran pncsi edT es q est.
TeK40 III - gSDss sSs
81 61Q 90 U buesens oo~ % o8s+ '' ss'p
meuts lead.
Iioas Recepts 800 opened hrb,r
IS Isl
stealy choice; e,.ss
New-York tribune., 1873-05-27
LATEST SHIP MEMS.
For other Ship S,,cs see Second Pag,.l

For other Shin S,lcs see Second P1ge.l
ARRIVED.
Turbest Chrsus RharsOu Nav o. DeaGiOrt o.
2lsi. Norfolk 18th. lCsiBe . this Tor
Isths FOsm. Bowman, rom h0snz.
Yacht Co umbia, . from N-w-Londou
HSTIscrADie, Fa!es. hOcGiAn1 sslA itao.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Borrow Nav 6Ar1Vei. steamship OTmpus fon Liverpool
FOKT Monroe Va, Ma bAmFrd bsrk IetAsia, oa ho fs
osJeuL Sailed sctr Marcia C. Day. .Of Charleston
FOREIGN PORTS.
HAVANA My @AHSel, steamship Morn cAI.e, from hcv~
YO1E.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-27
CHEESE MARKHT-

Uck r. z Nsy e6Ihe chree today drn snd bsk
Th- OaeIass footed sr 2Ol rachel 1eos
boxes The range was l4 70 Isle lc. he rul ng
At Ltl- Falls TO- % isrr Ja iDac jys
boTr 0 acor soil and the runag SDisc, sitA
.aaa sass a.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-27
MIRRIED.

True and False science speech the TTnaal Basqset ~
Parke G0Isla, "a TEiEUNE LECrJRE ExTRA No. B.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-27

a salary Of $500 year inspec'T OF slreet-oesnns
in tue Western District II s hardly e,esarY 10 state
that duties OF these positions are "erey nominal
and tat they prevent those vino L'a them IRON
engaging ia general busi1ess.
ESTIMATES RoR THE CURRENT TEAR
The Brooklyn Board OF Aldermen held its Trgniar
weekly session yesterday afternoon. John IL '''hey
presiding. communication received To-u lne
Board OF City Works with detailed statement Of tne
sums Of money required for the maintenance OF M
Water Department for the year ending April o. lS't-
amounting in all TO s3lL7o Is This amount Is s2sj2 %
In excess OF that for last year. and the reason
assigned Is that s579l for the Purveyos Department
which was provided last year froln the bond ae-
count that from the proceeds Of sales Of Water
Bonds, which the Commissioners have concluded Is
contrary to law. There also IN The estimate m 40 for
the new pumping stations at Smiths and Watts Ponds,
not provided for last year. and 5000 FOR fences for
ponds while the coal viii about $1,000 more tnan
last year The following recapitulaton shows for what
purpose the several sums appropriated:
Salaries Commissioners, Secy. and Chief Clerk si7J %
New-York tribune., 1873-05-27

LEDLTH-MAT ATTTRwS-On TuesiaV. NAV % NJ tAe Rev T. n
ssares LdAo Elizabeth a. MaAeEs ali Of BrOoEiyn
ARDAt Biot-paoe Brooklyn. 1Jd inst,
Tbons gralb 0Foker Aeufo BIBBugh, soousBa
of0 youDgst daughter Tie ale RrAnc Ahissr.
Liverpool EHglAnl
Al NOices of NarT1aaes mnsi be lndOrsea pi!A Lau
New-York tribune., 1873-05-27

All Notices Of
name aud address.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-27


The Reform Committee of Fifty of Brooklyn
held meetiA- On Saturday evening as at which the
following remOnstrance to the Legislature against the
passage Of AssemDyman Jacobss bill tbs interest Of
the Brookyn Rag framed and tho appended rcso-
lutiOus were adopted:
, 1873-11-12

ANo* VI %sA0
sllctlts orr Account Of tIlo New State
1uousc--Spcc..ia,aion1 IN to Col. Coo1ksa
SmcccsN0r.
srtefal Di.pofea 10 Thr Chfeaao Ttit.ns.
TIE coMsiTTEr OFT REVISION or THE STATUTES
revise lo antutca, appointed n tho Inst season Of tho
Legislature, mt Ill acssinn III this city To-day. Thcro
wcro present Senators Upton nnd Btceo, and Repro
eontayeB Ifny, Nn,litree, and Duulan1 They report
the work nbpt hatf flushed aud n tho hands Of tho
I1lbo Printer Tho reminder will bo completed be-
foro the Commiteo ndjourus and It will probably take
four weeks. It Is Tho intention of tho dommitsoo to
lay on tho members desks on tho frat day Of tho ad
journed session, 70 that no time need ba lost.
THE rnINTEHs' RTn1KH
s conLtnuos but 1t will probably end Tomorrow,
q number Of printcra from various points cn1ne into
tho city to-lny aud ohera e1pece, aut0cont In
number to supply tho placca Of tho elrlkers.
TIE NEW 8TATK-HOugE.
An exatri,aon Of tho hooks Of tho Secretary Of tho
Board Of statellcrse Co:niAaoners, today, shows
tho disbursements account Of tho now StatcNouse,
to Oct l. 10 be 81 DB1.20 leaving balance, to reach
Tho constitutional limit, Of 81 ,43o,03o Tho csimatoa
already made by tho architects for tho completion OF
tho building do not oxlialst this n1nount but leave
handsome margtp for contingencies.
THE VACANCY oAusED NJ TIE DEATH or ooL' cooK.
The important position made vacant by tic death OF
Col Cook makes II Incumbent upon Gov. Doycrid9c to
1u hts place as soon possible. h number Of gen.
ucnen arc spoken Of mud tatr chances rank ~ thpy
ato named. Hon. John II. Adlams, Of Stephenson. In
AZ probability, stands frst Should he decline ths
oiaco, Mr. Zen njamin Of Bloomington will be most
likely to get It. il possible, however, that In Wow Of
the fAct that ho haa recently beon elected County
Judge Of Mclean County, he would decline tho ap.
pontmcnt. II so, Col Boyd, Of Fulton, will draw thu
prtzo Beyond th4s there arc AZ yet no spcculaonsi
, 1873-11-12
CRIME.
Trla1 Of Murgaros Wolf for Murder in
Fort WAYNE. lnGs

Tria1 OF Murgaros Wolf for Murder in
Fort wayne, lnds
Spsefat Dispatoh 10 Tbs Chicago Tribune.
Fon7 WArnE, Ind, Nov. 11.-1n the Criminal
Court to-day, tho trial Of Margaret Wolf for murder
In tho rst degree wna continued. Alargo number Of
Witnesses wero examined. Tho prosecution rcated tho
case 1t O'Clock. Nothing now Was elected. Among
tho witnesses for tho efenso were four phyBcians,
who testified tat they had made thorough examine
ton OF tho girl and found she had not gvcn birth to
child Other Witnesses proved that the gtl WAS in bed
at tho houno whore eho was working, It 3 o'clock
and lte before so 1t vas imros.ibie for hsr to
the place whore sho In said to have dono 10. Other
witnossoa said TINT tho girl worked until O'clock then
walkod six Mills to nor homo In New Haven, and
worked there tho noxt day and was apparently in ex-
cecnt health. Tho defense rested tho case at o'clock
eome rohutt1ng testimony Will DO offered Tomorrow
and then the case Will be submitted to tho jury The
Uourt-room wns denaely crowded ali day.
, 1873-11-12
WEDNESDAY,; NOVEMBER IT,

tho Upper Lakes. Bouthwcator1y winds, c1ontty
Lower Lakos souhwoatc1iy Winds, cloudy
wchthor and rain in tho Middle md Eastern 6taea
8ouhwostetly wina and clear weather IN tho soutll-
ern Htates.
rnonAn11rT1EH.
Fnr the Norhwest anil Upper lake, nnre!lwchtcrly
Lakes, Houtl.wcstorly to northwcatorly Hind", riH
ing hn naromo'e COLI f,ony so"srn "fses s'ass
fnrthwostcr]y wiudH. rIsnp barometer, partly cloudy
Weather. followed by coiar md cloudy wsathor in tlI
Wortesn aulf. For tle Middle .6tatcs ana Now En-.
rain.
Cautlonary signals continue at milwaukee,. Chicago,
Grand 1iaven Detroit, Toledot ana Closeinn @ Ne
west OF tho MisFsaVp! WTcr.
pxNrRAr onsEnVAT1oNH.
CnrcAuo, Nov. 12-1 =. m.
, 1873-11-12
Commisslotera lind Boon. and accepted, vaa
Euiltted and ordered to 10 pnitl.

CommiBslonora had 8oon. and accepted, mas
quilted and ordered to 10 paid.
Ex-spoclal policeman 1Yillinm Honry, tho much.
married officer who waa dismissed last Saturday,
onrao in With dozen witnesses aud M armfnll
Of Documents to provo that tho allegations OF
tho woman Meyers woto falne. Tic Doarl
granted llm \ hearing, aud ho established BY
felt1blo Witnesses TINT he wnB In Chicago on tho
7th OF juno, 1860. and not in England, "a catl.
dlYorcod from llor and that a proHont vito had
boon rc1enaod from hor husband BY tho courts.
Tho ex-policonnn proved tint ho wis not an
"immoSal" man, md tho Donrd took tho matter
t,1,dof aaviaenloa1t. i.
Tho Firo Marshal recommended that John
Uampion Ind Louis Fiorne 10 appointed foro-
tnen, And John Oroam and George ". Dugan
engineors. Concurrod in.
Tho Board then adjourned.
, 1873-11-12
MASSACHUSETTS,.

speeiai Di.paeh 10 Tas CAteaqo Tribune.
Boston, Maas, Nov. 11.-The Committee On El8c-
tiona OF the Board OF Aldermen have nado report
severely roaccsing the incapsey and sareessness
ton, 4 recount OF votes In fortJ-six cascs showed
that tho inspectors returns were wrong IN all but two
Of them. They recommend that tho Legislature order
ture for now law which will prevent electiona from
becoming farces. They also call upon tho citizens to
sec to It that Capable and faihfu men elected Us
ward oiccrs. Corrected returns give tho Democrats
another member Of tho House. Tho Senate will stand
Regularly nominated and elected Republicans, % In
ocEata, Il.
, 1873-11-12


,FUnLDNl-tln Monday. Now TO-, At p. M, nf
Eiort uuss. At Ihu susidenuc nt his bEnthcr JohA r
ln,,E No. 4s7 Uautro-aY., William I. FuslunK, aeul 20
years.
Eunoral Wednesday, Nov. H. at II . tu the Church
Of the llo!y Family thunru by to Galway csnatssy
ErisnlA nf taa family Atv laytted to Attsnd.
re- NnW York anu lEihh papurs ploaAo copy.
TItOMAH-Un Monday, Nov. 10. Mrs. Hester j.
luneral viii ake p'acs Wednesday,. Nov. ls, from
tho ulyet Hantlat QhnEoi.
RARLOW-O On f.unlAy. Nov g at nclayau Wis.,. sttor
rtof o1tsonco Of hputs Actsip daughter u Eul and
Mira. j. ". uatlow.
, 1873-11-12
FOREIGN.
FRANCE.

LoNnox, Nov. TIA dispatch from paris soya II ls
reported TINT cxtensaye plot III favor Of tho C"lsnt
do Inra haa con discovered In TINT city and Il ia said
that tho authorities aro In rossosson Of documeua by
wldeh number Of woIl.ApoWn politicians aro coHn-
rro,nlscd. It 10 also reported Tint population of
Monarchlats Ia abont 10 rorccd 10 Ouarg to request
tho Count do chnnbord to alacato his claims TO tho
ttrot1o uf franco IN fnyor Of TIM Count do Paris.
PARIS, Nov. 11.-Tho Oon1mtteo on Tho prolongntion
Of flo Presidents powern lnyn C]ccttd IT. Labou1hyo
thor reportcrt nnl resolved to instruct b. De Iscmusa
to confor with President MHcNfnon.
, 1873-11-12

JAsA1oA, L. l., Nov. l1.-1oyal 6anamls,, Rudolph
satnns, md all the others who were implicated In
Armstrong this morning. Counsel moved for thcir
tscl,arge On the ground that Queens County had no
Jurisdiction in tho casc. The District Attorney said
hut tho Grand jury y Suffolk had been In session,
aud had found bill against tho partee, and there
fore he would not oppose their discharge Tlorenpon
roloses them from oil further trouble In the matter.
, 1873-11-12
WISCONSIN,,

Special Di.ra:eh to Ihe c1fsGqo Tribune.
fifteen countless md reports from nearly all the rest,
with 4 few estimated, give Taylor. for Governor,
1900 majority. The complete figures will not prob
ably vary much from 10 ,000
Omc!ai returns give Moore, Opposition, majority
for senntor in GEeon County, and make the Senate II
Opposition to 1G Republican. The Assembly will prob
ably stand, 80 Opposition to II Republicans.
Official rcsurns from twelve counties, not including
1885. which Is 7as moro than Doot'o had In ls71,
tho total vote being 1,l0O loss than thcn.
, 1873-11-12
MEMPHIS.

One Death from Yellow Fover.-F0ar
New Cuscs--Ncsv York C0ntribM-
tiObB.
MEslpm1s, Tonn., Noy 11.-nut onn death from yol-
low favcr to.day-Chnrlca CAlttne, CT Geueys.
TAe Howards report four cases.
New Y0HK. Nov. ll.-Tho total amount contributed
for tho relief Of the Aemphia sufferers election day
HAS 81, ,Rlt