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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-10-14
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP Oct l2-saied ships Nile (Br), Ncwc omb.
New Orleans: Malta (Br), Card, do.
BRISTOL. Got i3-Arrived, ship Giuseppe Murz dtaD
MurzI New York.
Itch. New York.
BREsr, Oct 2-Arrived steamship Pereire (Fr), Sur
mont New York for Havre.
CARDIFF, Oct 13-saied, ship Topgalant, Phillips, Rio
JaneIro.
DUBLIN, Oct ls-Arrived, bark George Henry {Br),
Gardner, Pugwash.
DuNKrRK, Oct u-Arrived, bark Hida Nor, Olsen,
New York.
GLOUCESTER Oct l2-sailed, bark Alpha GNor). Berg.
United States.
GLASGOW, Dot I2-Arrved, banks Hunter CSoE, Olsen
Richmond Va; 18th, Edmund Richard (Br), Brode,
wilmington. NC Ocean Nor) Sorensen, Richmond, Va.
Also arrived 18th, steamship state Of Georgia CBr)
Cooper, New York.
GRsKNocx, Oct l3-Arrived bark Marion (Br), Burk,
Pensacola.
HULL Oct l3-sailed, ship Hecon, Rogers. New York.
LIVERPOOL. Oct l3-Arrivcd, bark Jason Nor, Chris
Jensen, New York see below.
Arrived 18th, bark Elda Nor) Boo Baltimore.
Sailed 18th, bark Nations Eagle Sears Tybce
LISBON, oct ARRIVED bark chimoca Nor), Have,
New York
LRGHoRN, Oct Sailed bark Mary Marshall (Br),
Lent, United States
opoRTo, Oct ARRIVED briggs Prince Leboo Dr. Hat.
field, New York Ennis, Dyer, do; Paquete de Nova
York (Porp, Pellica, do.
QuEKSsrows, Oct I3-Arrlved, steamship Egypt Br,
Groxan, New York tor Liverpool tand proceeded.
SMYRNA Oct ARRIVED, bark Regina del Gin (AuS,
Tomssini New York.
ST HELENA Sept is--ArriveG, ship Resolute, Nichols
from Rangoon for Falmouth, Z.
saied 18TH bark Rosina, Hansen from Padang), New
York; 18th, ship Harkaway (Br. Constant from Ma
na), do; brig Nellie Hastings, Hallett IRON Batavia),
Philadelphia.
TRIESTE Oct l2-Arrived. BARK Kader. Sparrow
Philadelphia.
Arrived no date), bark Rosa QtaD Cacace, New York
TABLE BAY CGH. Sept 10-In port bark Sarah sta
PIES shute from Rangoon for Falmouth fsee below
Arrived Sept g. barks w Wood (Br, Nichols, Boston
Geo Kemp (Br), Taylor do; McGilvery, Jcwett, do
Arrived at port in Europe Oct H. ship Brook Vile
Ia zhamason kusWicbk
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THE GERMANS BOLT.
sonin.,sen Of ottenaorfer for Mayor

R0nainat them of Otte ndorfer for Mayor.
The German delegations recently elected, JOINTLY
by the German democratic and republican ofgahi'
Stations n form a county convention, heid an al
j0urneo meeting at the Germanla Assembly, ROOMS
The committee previously appointed 10 CONFER
with Tammany Han In reference TO county noml-
nations reported an attempt TO confer with John
Eetly ana his declinatlon. The report goes on
n denounce Tammany Hall AZ simply under the
rue OF John Kelly and John Morrssey, and ex-
norte the Association to join with all Independent
democrats and all good citizens To defeat the Tam
many nominations, ana submits the following
resolutions, which were adopted py vote OIL 20
70 Isl
Resolved That we reject with Indignation the nomi-
nations made nominally by Tammany Hall In reality.
ReSpster and Large, as de secGation 81
the sovereignty Of The people degradation OF the man
hood and seli.respect OF the Anne rican citizen.
Resolved That the ranc alton and execution of sue
. compact AS attempted Nv the leaders OF Tammany,
wouIa make our city the football of an unscrupulos
the city will be delivered only al til. OF heavy sacr
Noes.
Resolved That we unite with welintentoned demo-
crate, with men 10 whom democratic principles are
narauding, and with the various conventions OF such
parties as are opposed to Tsmmany and are willing on
corruption for the vindcation and OF good
gOvernment
Resolved. That in combination with the above ele-
ments we will nominate for the various offices men
whose past social position and known honesty offer the
imposed upon them bv the people and not by q ring.
motion TO instruct the conference TO recon-
mend Oswald Ottendorer as candidate lor
Mayor was greeted with enthusiastic cheers. MI.
6ttendorfer, In response, urgea that the ConVen-
tl0n should not bind its committee, which should
oct IN accord with other opponents OF Iammany.
On the motion being put there was no dissenting
tag from voting. The Syracuse platform and can
0ldates were UNANIMOUSLY ratlueu.
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sehr CONVOY. FRENCH, ). George, Ne, fOr New Work.

schr convoy french, 81 George Me, for new YORK,
with stone TO order
schr Raven, Herrick Salem for Port johnson.
schr Hattie Lou, Mcguire, Hartford for New York.
schr Hamburg, West. Middetown for New York.
schr N Pearson Providence for New York.
Schr WIN Y Bee, Sharp, New Haven for New York.
Schr L Wells Wells. Providence for New York..
Schr Harriet Baker Baker. New haven for New York.
Schr A Lawrence, Chapman. Salem tor new York.
Schr VIM II Bowen. Golden Providence for New York.
schr VIM \ Il Mowrey, Eaton, Providence for New
York
schr Cohassett. Racket Boston for New YORK.
Schr Ida Lewis, Heustis Kenncbec River for Brook
lyn. with Ice to Brooklyn Ice Co.
Schr Everglade, Carr, Boston Tor Port johnson.
schr j Anderson. Johnson, Norwich Port Johnson
schr Oceanus, Jones, Providence for New York.
Scnr sea Foam, Cook, Providence Tor New YORK.
Schr sherman, Sherman. kennebec River for
Brooklyn with ice to Brooklyn Ice Co
schr David Floyd. Clifford New Bedford for New
York.
schr strout Salem for New York
schr ORLANDO smith, Ferris Portcnester for New ork
BOUND EAST.
Schr VIM Loon, Rogers New York for Rockland
Schr Chas Hawey, Norton, New YORK tor Hartford
schr French, Parker Port Johnson for Cambridge
port.
Schr Forest Oak Parker. Baltimore for New Haven.
Schr Annie b, Bradley New York tor ST John, NB
Schr Amelia, CrosDy, South Ainboy for Boston.
schr Mary Ella, Armstrong New York for Portsmouth.
Schr Tyler, Williams Philadelphia tor Fall River.
schr Merwin Bnnce, New York Tor Fail River.
Schr DAILY, Daly Newburg for Providence.
schr Leontine WATSON Rondout for Fall River.
, Schr KATE 1 Mary, Coggswell, New York Tor Provi
dence.
schr Boston. Nickerson, Rondout for Boston.
Schr Fly, Dawson. Port johnson Tor Boston.
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THE UNION HILL TRAGEDY.
Excitement Over the Death OF Mrs. Erb-
The Husba nd's Version OF the Deed
The Post-Mortem Examin alton.

Excitement Over the Death OF Mrs. Erb-
The Husbands Version OF the Deed
The Post-Mortem Examin alton.
The news OF tue terrible death Of Mrs. Elizabeth
Erb, VINO was choked Dy her husband at their
home on Kossuth street ON Monday, has created
great excitement In that neighborhood. Yester-
day morning two OF MRS. Erb's brothers, named
Heisz. paced nervousy around the walls OF the
bell tower in which Erb Is imprisoned. Their
frenzy OF the loss OF o blameless sister fed them
with the fancy that they might possibly gain &C.
cess to the miserable prisoner and then and
there wreak upon him that vengeace which
the uncertain process OF legal prosecution
wherein the murder was perpetrated, was scene
OF desolation aud misery yesterday. Thitner came
crowds OF curious observers to view the corpse OF
the lated woman. In the afternoon County
Physician Stout and Drs. Blake and De Graf made
post s examination sIaa Of the body,
form ats will be Eept secret us st1s the
inquest. The prints OF fingers were quite mani
fest around the throat leaving little doubt as to
now she came to her melancholy end. Coroner
Parsow empanelled jury, and the inquest will
be commenced this evening. The alleged muir
cell In the beethoven, where there e''i Is
but little comfort Tor him. In answer
to questions put to hlm by the HERALD represent
OF the occurrences attending his wife's death. Il
came home tolerably sober" said he, and lay
In breathing. she said she would 60 out, and
told her not TO go without Pauline. She lett the
room, and shortly afterward l heard a noise.
went down stairs, and when went to catch her
hand ! saw that she was dead. l don't remem-
Der having quarrelled with her or clutched her by
the throat. / had drunk some beer, but wasn't
drunk The prisoner made an inconsistent state
ment, evidently Influenced by nervousness and
previous drinking. His face was flushed, bearing
an Overwhelming evidence OF aff1ictiOn and uneasi
ness. He has great many friends III the neigh
Dorhood out bears the reputation OF being q des.
perate character when drunk, though quiet and
peaceabie in soorlety. He Is a native OF Switzer-
land and mas been in this country since 1851. AT
one time ne was thrifty, owning considerable
property, but in latter years he slid down the
path or fortune, owing to his passion for drink.
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WHAT THE PARTIES ARE DOING

Refractory Democrats In Caucus.
A private caucus OF the dscordant elements OF
the democracy was held last night at Demonlco's,
In Fourteenth street. There was no mistakng the
antagonism OF those who attended 1t to the rule
OF Kelly and Morrissey the dissatisfaction they
entertained toward the Tammany nominations.
Senator James o'Bren was one OF the most active
and prominent members OF the meeting. Ex-Sen.
ator Michael Norton was present and unhesitating
IN his denunciation OF the new order OF things in
the old Wlgwam. senator Dreamer called the
meeting TO order. senator John J. Bradley, Will
ham hickman, Dennis Burns and Alderman Van
Scnaick were noticed among the occupants of the
room The names OF William Butler duncan and
Charles T.. Loew were mentioned with applause in
connection with the MayorSity, while the cand-
dacy OF William Wlckham was alluded to with
evidences OF decided hostility while = determined
resistance TO the power Of John Kelly as the ruler
OF the New York democracy seemed the firm re-
solve or every one present. No nominations were
made and the meeting adjourned till next Thurs
day, when the politicians who were present last
night and others in accord with them Will be pre-
pared TO take practical action.
At late hour In the evening Mr.. oswald often.
dorfer joined the party and was WELDON with
hearty applause.
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Maritime Miscellany.

BARK NEDxRLAsD Dutch, wenterhur, from Rotter-
dam o5 h was ~ % este The
snce and It was probable she would DO total wreck
Newpor she is the only square rugged vessel belonging
reported as total loss was gotten of and lowed into
whom not reported She arrived At this Saturday
Baxter Weckng Co TO undertake the Of schI
IN 70 ws s@nm niles of Eat
Long Island Sound
s%psS S T
lying at Quarantine station Two three OF the
EVER, s''' A'"A van ''' ~ - p'O'AD'' '''''"
Boston put into farpaSn Cove Oct il short Of pro.
visions, ana proceeded same day she reports that on
during which split msinsa and broke mainSoom
~sie pa @ % n G
mast &C sailed again on the 9th, supposed TO resume
scHR NELSON from Hsboro for Boston with 1900 bbls
Ssp na at Gana but was got
she otherwise badly damaged The cargo Is Insured
scan JAE . aAs1n c!swe at from
ports an unusually rough passage.
scIa ExaA saAs.s tB5 from St John NIB for Hall
Partridge Island, and lost jbboom.
% an Ss % III 9ia Roi
and the tug Lowell She is apparsnty ught ana staunch
to the KssSdn for Boston same evening
NEwPoRr, Oct l2-The Coast Wreckin9 Company have
II lss the as s
Of Their gas Sa &
mons will be At once resumed
WILMINGTON NC, Oct 1.-The Spanish bark Efvira
se side and
vigorous effort will be made to right her at Tho
confidently expec ted that the bark will Hoat again In
Ct the Bureau veritas has published The list Of
ssTnns asss !i:s !olSSiss a st aus
Hs9lss s nanSsr
Brazilian japanese, aud Russian.
os sha & S for Fall
II named nS Hattie Barker
GS sSa 1f Y s
IL and s sse has a s 80
with berths will furnish accommodations for ffty
persons
LAuNcHxp-At Nobeboro. Sd inst, by r Kennedy / Co,
a., nassed s1n IN Of t tons named the Mary Cook
70 command herr and parties IN Boston, New York and
named Mary Cook owned By parties in Friend
The new bark Annie Lewis built by Master Sargent
MS 10 Se Shs
Cos line Of South American packets. Capt Morse,
Ct
| same class which will be set up Immediately
Whalemen.
4 fnback whale was shot with bomb lance near Cut
tynunk on Saturday and immsedlatey sunk The one
were the watch Sunday, but the wind was brisk and
made much white water that the spouting whales
| if there were any. could not be discovered
San Francisco Oct PA steamer arrvingl here
from the Arctic Ocean, Ang TO- reports the following
whalers Onward, Jireh Perry, Progress and Tman.
dra, whale each Illinois, Gu bbs walrus; Europa,
Arctic. Josephine, Joseph Maxwell, Marengo, and
Camilla, nothing.
Spoken.
Steamship Braunschweig Ger Undeutsch, from Bre-
men for Baltimore, sept q lat 50, Ion IL
Bark Colonist reported Ann, steering 8, Aug 30 lat
16 As 4, Ion 36 IS W.
Bark Harmony, stevens from New York for Elsnore
Sept g. thirty miles SW Of Lands End.
Brig Italia lBr from Baltimore for Ponce, Sept 20 lat
rs IL. Ion IS 50.
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LONDON, Oct l3-Bark Jason (Nor), Christensen, AZ
Liverpool from New York. lost bowsprit and foreop-
mast during gale on the 10Th OF September.
Bark Sarah staples shute, from Rangoon Tor raj
mouth 4, at Table Bay Goa, Sept 10, having put
In in damaged condition and In want OF provisions;
had repaired.
The "olver' arrived Montevideo short OF stores'
part her cargo sold defray expenses and she
proceeded Sept brig Oliver CR) Lorca sailed from
Ship Island June % for Montcvid snd is possibly the
vessel ndicated
The disabled steamship Ontario Br), has been renewed
from her exposed position off the eastern coast OF ire
land and Is being towed to Liverpool by three tugs
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Reti6cations.

The Committee on Organization held meeting
at the wlgwam to decide upon the evening when
this business should be inaugurated for the benefit
Of the State and county tickets. 1t was decided
shat the evening OF the I'D inst. should be the
time and Tammany Han the place where grand
ratification meeting should be held, and commit
tees on invitation, fireworks, stands, music &C.,
were duly appointed. Every EFFORT is to be made
70 make IL a grand success
The republicans will decide upon their ratifica-
zion meeting alter all their conventions shall have
been held. As they hold their Assembly Conven-
ton on Friday, their Aldermanlc Convention on
Saturday and their County Convention on the goth
inst, their pow WOW viii not be had until the lat
ter part OF next week.
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FROST IN THE TOBACCO REGION.
Great Damage TO the Coming Crop An
ticipated.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. 10, 1874.
There we're neavy frosts. on sunday and Monday
nights, throughouJ Kentucky and Northern Ten
nesse e, over the great tobacco region. Well IN
formed meu from the country and dealers in this
city unite In saying that great damage was done
TO the coming crop OF tobacco, and 1t rs variousy
estimated that from one-half TO two.thirds Of the
entire crop has been Killed.
specials to the Courier Journal corroborate
accounts OF great damage all along the line OF the
Nashville Railroad. There are probabilities OF a
severe frost tonight adding TO the damage
already done. The market has been excited IN
consequence and there Ia an advance IN prices
ranglng from one.hal 70 one cent per pound.
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Eighth District.

The Eighth Senatorial District Aldermanic Con-
vention was held at Eighty-sxth street and Third
avenue, when the following nominations were
made ANDREW Blessing, wuliam Mccarthy and H.
d. Purray. During the meeting the excitement
ran high, and there was considerable opposition
to the nominees. platoon OF police
men were IN attendance and a breach
Of the peace was prevented. During the debate
that preceded the nominations the delega ton
nom the twentieth Assembly district Withdrew
headed by Sheriff Conner Mucn dissa tits action
was expressed, and II was openly charged tnat
the Convention had oeen packed III the interest OF
the nominees.
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TAxMANY-THE MEANING OF ITS TICKET
From the SUM-

From the Sun.
Mr.. william II. Wickham, who has been nomi-
mated by Tammany Tor Mayor. IS an amiable gen.
teman. He IS said TO be the possessor OF many
diamonds, and we wish him many more. But in
the once OF Mayor we apprehend he would amount
TO little more than a cipher.
In truth the meaning OF the Tammany nomlna-
lions Is perfectly PLAIN; they mean the rule OF Jonn
Kelly and John Morrissey. The issue is mace clear
and need not be misunderstood. All VINO are IN
favor OF the reign OF John Kelly and John Morrssey
will vote the Tammany ticket.
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Steamships Wisconsin tBr), for Liverpool; Crescent
City, Havana: Cleopatra, savannah; Charleston,
pha; barks wAnderer Mor,, Liyerpooi Paiss Gsns,.
africa; Colorado (Br). glasgow Alma Ger) Galveston;
Elizabeth tGer), Savannah; Rosa Boetcher tGer DO
boy Ga Norsk Veritas (Nor. Charleston; brgs Favort
tNor Palermo; Gustav Ger, Passages (Spain) Clara
Adams st fhomas: schr : A Paine. Aux Cayea
Also sailed, barks Westfold, Erna, and W Anderson
schr Norton
Wind at sunset NV.
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Filth District.

The Tammany Aldermanic Convention OF the
Filth Senatorial district met last night at No. 2sl
West sixteenth street, with b. NJ. Plum in the
chair Several speeches were made and the fol.
lowing candidates put forward james II. Collier,
proposed by James Reilly; William Lamb, pro-
posed BY Christopher Fine; William Harvey, pro-
posed by Joseph Rodgers, and Coward Gllon pro-
posed Dy George W. Morton.
ballot was taken, which resulted in the nomina.
ti0n 81 Harney and Gll0n by a vote OF "A to 40.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents and ship captains in
formed that by telegraphing to the HERALD London
Bureau No 46 Fleet street. the arrivals and depart
pres from European ports and other ports abroad OF
American and all foreign vessels trading with the
United States the will be cabed 10 this country
free of charge and published.
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TkMMANY ALDERMANIC NOMINA.
TI0NS.
Fourth District.

The Tammany Hall Aldermanic Convention O.
the Fourth senatorial district met last night az
the Seventh Ward Hotel. and nominated for Al
derman Edward J. Shandey. Patrick Lysaght,
jeremiah Kenefck and Frederick thinner were
Also ia Lne held.
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WEsTCHESTER POLITICS.
Democratic Nominations for the As
sembly.

YONKERs, Oct. Is, 1874.
At a convention held At Pelham Bridge, West
chester county, yesterday, the democrats nomi-
mated James Shie Of Fordnam, for member OF
Assembly IRON the First district.
The democrats Of the Second Assembly district
OF westchester county held q convention at White
Plains, yesterday. for the purpose OF nominating a
candidate for member OF Assembly. Mr.. Charles
NJ Scnieeleln, Of Eastchester, received 32 votes OF
the As cast on the first ballot and was then nom-
mated by reclamation.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY,

The following record will show the changes in
the temperature for the past twenty -four hours in
comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year, az Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts
pharmacy, HERALD BUILDING
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existing ORGANIZATIONS or our parties unless we
deprive them OF the opportunities for party plum
der and maintain our protestations against party
TYRANNY.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

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N States legal everywhere; desertion. &C, sufi
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4 -CUNTINUATION OF THE GREAT SALE or
"A. Furniture at the old established house OF WIN. II,
LEE, 1873 and 20l Fulton street see auction column
under heading of H. Is. HERTZ.
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Counse At Law, 363 Broadway
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Sixth District.

The Tammany Convention OF the Sixth Sena.
torial district met at Nos II and 70 Essex street.
M Bogert In behalf OF sne Eighth Assembly dis
trict, nominated August Brown. Coroner Volt
man, from the Twelfth Assembly DIS
trict, nominated Assistant Alderman Patrick
keenan,. Joseph p Strack was nominated
from the Tenth Assembly district and Alderman
John Reilly from the Fourteenth. An informal
ballot was taken, which resulted in a victory for
Aessrs. Reilly and Strack. On motion vote by
ballot was taken ana the two latter gentieme q
were nominated. The result oil The ballot was as
foiiows:-Strack IS, Reilly so, Keenan, IS and
RroMn9.
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FROST IN GEORGIA.

Average temperature yesterday. AK
Average temperature for corresponding date
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ATLANTA, Oct. 10, 1874.
The first frost here this season occurred this
morning. The damage was slight.
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THE YELLOW FEVER.
Report or the Board Of Health Of Charles
tom, 3. @.

CHARLESTON, Oct Is 1874
Some exaggerated reports OF yellow fever In
Charleston having gone abroad within the last day
or two the Board or Health have investigated
matters, and report onncially as follows:-
During the six seven weeks several cases yell
low fever occurred, Of which two have
fatally They have all originated In the
portions OF the eity, within limited area, and
every conceivable precAution has
thoriies in those Localities TO the disease be-
coming epidemic OF this however, they have 70
owing the ateness OF the and the sanitary
measures adopted They are pleased 70 announce that
since the 9th inst no death from this cause has been re-
ported
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Seventh District.

The Tammany Convention OF the seventh dis
trict met at Twenty-sixth street and seventh
avenue. Mr. W. ]. Magrath was chosen chairman.
The Sixteenth Assembly district sent two delega-
tons. one ticket heaned by Manrice J. Powers
and the other by Peter Woods. Both delegations
loudly asserted their right OF admission to
the moor. A committee was appointed and
the matter referred to them. They reported
IN favor OF the ticket headed by Mr.. Powers and
the report was adopted. Both gentlemen we're
allowed i've minutes in which to address the
meeting. Mr.. Woods led or by accusing the
Powers faction OF ballot box stuaing false count
ing and host OF other offences. He unrolled
paper banner which he sand was signed by over
$50 residents OF the district protesting against the
manner IN which the primary election was nelu.
Mr.. Powers denied that more than a dozen OF
the names signed TO the paper were genuine. The
woods delegation Withdrew rom the meeting and,
when outside, gave three cheers Tor themselves
and three groans for the meeting. After ln-
Vulnerable motions and amendments the Conven-
ton adjourned without making any nominations
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SNOW IN CANADA.

LINDSAY, Ont, Oct IL, 1874
The nrst snow fell here last night and an early
close OF navigation On the back Lakes and rivers
AZ expecteLs