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The New York herald., 1874-10-23
THE SUICIDAL MANIA.

Three Suicides I'm One Day 1T Toronto.
TORONTO, ont, Oct. %, 1874
Three suicides are reported in this city to-day
one BY Mrs. Mary Newby, q boarding house
keeper, who took oil OF vitriol; another, ON old
man named Bartholomew Short, who hanged him.
self with halter In stable; and the third, .
Mrs. Townsend, who took poison OF some Kind.
the other members OF her family were attacked
with symptoms OF poisoning, but recovered. This
lattez Hasa. n Relng lnveetlgAteds ---~
The New York herald., 1874-10-23
PROBABLE MURDER.

Dennis Murley. twenty three years OF age. was
stabbed last night By John Cooper, aged fifteen,
during an alteration at McLaughlins saloon, on
Riverdaie avenue. The wound was indicted IN the
neck and IL supposed to be OF q fatal nature.
Cooper was arrested and looked up In the Thirty
pith pEeclnct statlon hoYas.
The New York herald., 1874-10-23
FRANCE AND ITALY.
q. Theirs Profession Of International Fra
t9 ternity.

testtM na 6r PARIS. Oct. 70, 1874
Ex.President rhiers has written letter indig-
nantly denying that he ever represented that the
French government was actuated by sentiments
hostile to Italy. He maintains that on rne con-
trary he has constantly affirmed that the country,
h0overnment and Assembly dtsapprove OF any
movement against Italy.
The New York herald., 1874-10-23
ITALY.
.Ministsrial Declaration Against the 0pposition
to Reform.
FLORENCE, Oct, %. 1874.

FLORENCE Oct. a. 1874
mo Minister OF Instruction, addressing his con-
stttuents at Agnone deprecated futile the oppo-
sition on party grounds to administrative reforms
he stated tnat the financial position OF Italy had
greatly improved.
The New York herald., 1874-10-23
THE DEMOCRACY IN MASSACHUSETTS,

Opposition to the Prohibitory and Com
stabulary Laws.
BOSTON, Oct. o. 1874.
Mr.. CASTOR, democratic candidate for Governor,
made his first campaign speech at New Bedford
to- night before an audience completely flling the
nau. He consigned dead issues to tho past,
demanded justice for the south and rejoiced at
the death OF slavery. He said the temperance
question was the important local issue. which the
republicans were afraid to meet. They were
not outspoken like Andrew apd Lincoln,
and had renominated man VINO had
ignored the platform OF last year
His party were not In favor OF free rum, but
were in favor or the repeal OF the prohibitory ana
constabnlatory laws. He claimed that the honest
men OF the republican party were battling against
the corrupt men VINO had control OF 1t.
The New York herald., 1874-10-23
Havana Market t..

HAVANA, Oct. 20, 1874.
Spanish gold. 1893 1oak; American 1871 lss
Exchange quiet and firm; on the United states,
go days, currency. 70 81 premium; short sight, 83
q IS premium; go davs, gold. 95 Q 90 premium:
short sight, 90 100 premium. On London l23
LIS premium; on Paris, 80 q 100 premium,
The New York herald., 1874-10-23
NAVIGATOR ISLANDS.
German 0ficial Denial Of the Occupation Re-
port
BERLIN, Oct. %, Il

The North German Gazette states that the Ger
man governments has NO intention Of occupying
ANY part Of the Navigator Islands.
The New York herald., 1874-10-23
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 lass
year. as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's
pharmacy, HERALD Building
The New York herald., 1874-10-23
OPPOSITION TO RECIPROCITY.

KINGSTON, Ont., Oct q, 1874.
The Board OF Trade OF this place held meeting
to-day aud condemned the proposed reciprocity
treaty bx . vote ot itQ&
The New York herald., 1874-10-23
POLITICAL.
THE TEMPERANCE MEN.
Indorseme OF Candidates Friendly to
Prohibition Favored.

IndOrSomont OF CAndIuotos Fr1en0Iy TO
Prohibition Favored.
ALBANY, Oct. %, 1874
The Rev. Dr. George, leader in the anti
DIX movement in the republican party, and
Chairman OF one OF the conference Committees
which nominated . temperance State ticket in
this city, strongly indorses the action OF the State
Executive Committee Of the independent temper
not TO run independent candidates for the
Assembly and for other local offices against
have been nominated by other parties. He thinks
the temperance strength can be sumciently
dependent local candidates should be supported
only when other par ties make nominations mimi
cal to the temperance cause.
The New York herald., 1874-10-23
CONGRESSIONAL AND LOCAL NOMINATIONS.

MINEoLA, L. l., Oct, p, 1874
At the Democratic Convention OF the First As
sembly district OF Queens county the Hon. Solomon
Townsend was nominated by acclamaton.
OswEGo, N. y, Oct n 1874
Alanson 8. Page was nominated to-day by the
democrats for Member OF the Assembly
BOSTON, Mass, Oct. ~, 1874.
DR.. George B. Loring was nominated Tor state
Senator by the republicans OF the Second district.
In the Eighth distrrss, the democrats nominated
william Writ Warren for congress.
The New York herald., 1874-10-23
KILLED BY A LOCOMOTIVE.
Remarkable Eccentricity OF an Old
a~siA Man.

., s.s 7e KINGSTON, N. T., Oct ~, 1874
Abrsm wynne, man aged ninety years, while
walking on the track OF the New YORK, Kingston
ana Syracuse Railroad, near Browns station, to-
day, was struck By the locomotive ana killed,
Tne old man Was an eccentric character ana per-
sisted In the habit OF walking on the track he
frequently walked toward the engine and was
doing 90 at the time OF the accident refusnr 10
leave the track until the train was too near Tor
him u aacape.
The New York herald., 1874-10-23
BISMARCK AND KULLMAN.
The Prusian Prince Chancellor Prepared Is
-- Public Prosecutor
BERLIN. Oct. %. 1874.

BERLIN, Oct. %. 1874
u. Prince Bismarck win remain IN this city during
sthe trial Of Kullman-his would-be assassin
Should the testimony Of the Chancellor be re-
.quirsd ~ win bs examined here.
The New York herald., 1874-10-23
scald Head and Numerous o

thick fog on the river sadly interrered with
ferry travel last night and this morning.
The New York herald., 1874-10-23

A.-Life Preservers-Br0Oks' Cork Sole
BOOTS and SHOES, recommended by all physicians;
largest assortment boots and shoes in the city i,lSo
broadway, corner Twenty ninth street.
The New York herald., 1874-10-23

A.-Tho Rich and Invaluable Exporien.
suggestions ruprured persons afforded by The
Elastic Truss, 6S3 Broadway. have placed the whole
country under deep and lasting obligations TO Its IN
The New York herald., 1874-10-23
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Oct %, 1874
Assistant En- gneer Nelson. Of the navy, has
been placed on waiting orders, and Master Irvine
ordered to examinat for promotion.
The sloops Of War Lancaster ana
Monong ahsla.
Rio JANEIRo, Sept Is, 1874
The United States sloops OF war Lancaster ana
Monongahela are still at Rio, all well on board.
The Monongahela is expected to sail October for
the South Sea Islands with the parties sent out 70
observe the transit OF Venus. Rear Admiral Ia
Rue, with the Lancaster, his flagship expected 20
90 to the River Platte as soon as the trial OF
Lieutenant Commander Smith Nate Executive Or
ncer OF the Monongaheia) was over.
The Plymouth 1t Boston.
BOSTON, Mass, Oct. %, 1874
The United States steam frtgate Plymouth, Rus.
sell, from Portsmouth, N. H., arrived here to-day.
The New York herald., 1874-10-23
OF War LancaSter aE
Monongahsla.
The Plymouth 1T Boston
FIRE AT ELIZABETH, N. ].

ELIZABETH, Oct. %, 1874
e. 3. b A. r. Reeves planning mill, sash factory
and coal yard were burned this morning. The
loss Is $4,000 and the insurance about $4,000
The New York herald., 1874-10-23

Outlaws and Insurgents Dispersed, Cap
tured or Killed by the spaniards
HAVANA, Oct. 90. 1874
The military COMMANDER OF colon telegraphs
tnat the volunteer and other forces had skir-
mish on the 14th inst. with band Of outlaws.
They killed one Of the band and the rest led to
the mountains, closely pursued.
The Spanish guerillas IN the same district have
beaten and dispersed small band OF insurgents,
killing seven and taking four prisoners.
The New York herald., 1874-10-23

ScaId Head and NumcrOus Other Dia
seases Of the Scalp, for the Of which 80 X any
forms Of ointment and plaster have been in vented by
BY washing the head with GIENN'S SULPHUR SOAP.
Sold everywhere Depot, CRITrENTON'S, No. sixth
The New York herald., 1874-10-23

A.-For . Fashionable Hat, OF Supo>
rior quality go direct to the manufacturer, RSPkN-
SCHEID liz Nassau street
The New York herald., 1874-10-23
FOO ON THE RIVER

Average temperature yesterday ..-.......... ok
sass year. 80 ssx
The New York herald., 1874-10-23

A.-Hernld Branch Once. Brooklyn
corner Fulton avenue ana Boerum street.
Open from A. N. to p N.
On sunday from to 9 r. NJ
The New York herald., 1874-10-23

A.-Sflk Elastic Stockings, Belts, Knee
Caps Abdominal Supporters Susponsory Bandago4
Shoulder Braces and Crutches at MARSuS Truss Uffce
No. 2vesoy street Lady In attendance
The New York herald., 1874-10-23

BatchcIor's Hair Dye fs splendid..
Never fails Established 81 years Sold and properly
applied at BATCHkLoK'S Wig Factory, ID Bond st.. NJ
The New York herald., 1874-10-23
CUBA.
Naval and Military Reinforcements for the
spaniards-severe Fighting with
Bandits and Insurgents.

HAVANA. Oct 10, 1874
The Spanish men-oi-war Corona and Tornado
have arrived here.
Two mail steamers arrived from Cadiz yesterday
with 1850 soldiers. They landed 1000 men at
Nuev1tas on the way here.
FAMOUS BANDIT KILLED IN BATTLE.
famous colOred bandit chief, who has been at
tached to Carlos Garcta's forces, was killed yes
terday. alter desperate struggle In which sew.
eral persons were wounded.
The New York herald., 1874-10-23

A.-Rupture and Physical Dcfbrmittea
successfully treated by Or. MARSH at No. vssey
street opposite st Paul's church
The New York herald., 1874-10-23

Alb. r. Sphinx, Pebble Diamonds, l51
Fulton strcet-Studs Rings, Earrings, in solid gold from
g. upwardS
The New York herald., 1874-10-23
ENGLAND.
Fishsrmsn Drowned During the Great Storm

LONNON, Oct %, 1874.
Six nshermen were drowned on Loweston DUR
dng the gale yesterday.
The New York herald., 1874-10-23

Crfstadoro's Hair Dye Acts Quickly,
thoroughly and spcndldly. impa rting most natural
shades and asily applied. Sold by druggista
The New York herald., 1874-10-23

Bedrooms Furnished I'm Newest De-
sgns-Bedsteada Dressing Cases, Armoires, Chiffon.
nleres Lounges and Chairs cheap for cash At HEKrS
Co IS Nos e06 and sos Broadway, opposite Eleventh 50
The New York herald., 1874-10-23

via FoRT DODGE. Kansas, Oct. "a 1874. J
Captain Chanee, Sixth cavalry. on the morning
OF the l7th when twenty-five miles east OF Ser.
geant Majors Creek and nve miles north OF Wa
outf3 of the KIowa indiana their lodges. biankets
ponies cooking utensils. &C. The Kiowas ned in
all directions towards the Cheyenne agency. IL
proves to be Red Otter's band. The troops are
over the Canadian In hot pursuit
The New York herald., 1874-10-23
THE COLORADO ELECTION.

DENVER, Oct. %, 1874
An on1ciai canvass OF the vote for delegates
gives Patterson, democrat, q 163 majority.
The New York herald., 1874-10-23
NILES EXPEDITION.
NEAR CAMP SUPPLY.

Capture Of tho Camp and Outfit OF tho
Kiowa Indians-The Troops In Pur-
suft.
The New York herald., 1874-10-23

Lexington Avenue.-Turkfsh and RO-
MAN BATHS, corner Twenty -fftn street; unequalcd
bathmg; pleasant rooms; excellent tables popular
pricaa Send tor circular.
The New York herald., 1874-10-23

Lake George Diamonds Set I'm Fine
gold Studs 81 50 70 $40 Earrings IS $50 Rings eS
To $50 L. JACOBS, No. Astor House.
The New York herald., 1874-10-23

Remember Wistar's Balsam or wild
CHERRY when you require a remedy for q cough OF
cold. SOC. and ii a botlo. Large bottles much ths
cheaper.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-05-20
Anslanoifd)e Asberfd)t.

SO dnell tommt 8. Sn elmer un=
icrer IeBtsn Nummsrn iagten pir. oab Die
gDegsabs oes guosstre6tes quiz Sabre li9
al Der nationalliberalen partsi Ssutl1
lambs balo ridden piroe. Rad, cen leb=
ten Serliner @orreiponoen;eu iisseu li1
Die Serrn bereits in ben Saaren uno elmer
tlagt Den anoern bes Ierraibs am Yolte
an. llno 9raoe nidt CLIMB sebsn Die Serrn
nit chamber UNI, ibre Situlatarsn finoen
lid ni6t in 4lberti's Gomplimentirbu1 !.
Gbe ii6 Der &ei9stas osrtasts uabm sr
nod oas Yrebseies an uno baraui f6nnen
Die 9euti4en Elm Auss sutbun. Su 6rant-
reid iifs bon jeber iebr l9linm oui Dem
Sbrone scweien; in Seutiflano iii's absr
idlimmer Elm 3eitunsslbrcibr su isin.
r@liidlides, einises Oeutialano. lpeld}
ldOne YrcBireibeit bait Su Sir seidaifen
u. lpslaer pradtpOlle @alsen bat Sir Sein
&ei9stas oanebsn sesimmsri nod Den
Yldnen ton p8os" 8ismarf. 3situnss-
itempel uno 3eitunsscautioner lnO csfal-
len, aber oas GonIiscationspsien 1T ss-
blieben, llno perantwortlib fnS Fs alle
Der &eoacteur, Der gormann Der Oifsin,
Die SeBer, Die Snsenisure, ole, ale bis
berunter aui oen 9rudertsuiel v. osn 3si=
tun9strdser.
slud fir oen Sries sesen oi. tatboliide
Stride uuroen mod itdrtere @aIisn im ar.
female oss Rei4sta9es seldmkbst. Oas
anssnommene 8erbannunssseies III iros
Der Yroteite Der ebrliden Manper our9ss=
isst worben. Ser .biaboliids Sab sessa
bas iniame gbriitentbum"sbat E4 fdrisr
srluieien als Die Ridii&t aui Srsibsit uno
Voltsre4te. 8lauben ole ,Gulturtdn=
pier, lpenn iie 8ii9Ois uno Yr.,isr aus-
seipielen bdtten, oann pdrsr Es ftrtis.
Rein, lpsnn tie Die IA. Wiaiorsn SatboIi-
fen, aus 9aus uno SOi seiast, ODER binse-
lhladtet baben, bsnn oasu tOnmfs. Damn
iinb Fe iertis. absr nidt eber. Sruuireid
bat Sas Spiel idOn setrisbsn lnb nit mel.
dem Grfols, oas lebrt bic Gsibidts.
@leid nad Sertasuns bss &siAstasss
trat oas prsubiide abseoronetsnbaus wie.
Der suiammsn. Ser 6inansninifsr leste
leinea Serwaltunssberidt Dor. Der sism-
LID SlanSeno 1T. BON Sieusprlsibtsruns
1T babel ieood feline HsSs.
Sn 8el9isn babsn Die libsraleu Gomi.
tss bic apitation fir bic 9ei@snusrbrsn.
nuns in Die Sanb esnommtn uno slpar
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-05-20

9ere9te Seitimmunsen iiber Die aooptip=
burger sntbielt suriidsssos.r tnb in Der
iesiscn GonsrebIeFon III in Sieiet Sinfdt
ni4ts raebri3u fiir4tsn. 51. ig
% s6One 8epillisunssn ma9k oas 6aus
fir Die ipeitli9en Sdfen unb 6la7s. @er-
Den bic @elosr gut ansetpanht. miro ibr
glussn ein erfledlissr isiu. Sir Sulutb
lpisoer $4,000, Sntonasan $23 1000,
Marquette $4,000, Green Yap $4,000,
MenOmpnee Tam Nlidisaniss) $25,OOO0,
Stursson 8ap Canal $4,000, 5po Ri
pers $4,000, Manitowoc $4,000, Sbs-
bopsan $4,000, 9Ort 8aibinston $lO.=
900, &enoiba $4,000, Chicago $72 2.0OO,
ealumet ST.. $4,000. Midisan Gitp,
Sno.,' $4,000. 6rantiprt, Mid, $4,000,
Waniifee $4,000, 2noinston $4,000,
Wbite Riper SIC, 1000, Msustsson 10000,
Grano SaOen $4,000, glad 2ate $l5,=
600, Sausatuf $4,000, gpntb Sapen
$4,000, ct. Soiepb, Mi6, $40 900, ct.
Marps 8iper unb Ganal, Ri6., $780,
600, Siderbeitsbafsn (9urouies) $75,=
600, Monroe, Nsi6., $4,000, ct. Nm
tbOnp 6dls$5o, 900, Minsiota =Smb $lo,-
600, oberer gliiiiiiippi $25, 900, SlIinois=
9iper $4,000, 6urFunb Biston.
iin-&iuer 100000, MiiiilHppi. Sale bel
Ses Woimss 100000, Gdlle BEL Rod Ss-
lano $4,000, Miiiiiiippi-RiOsr ;piidsn
Der Wtiinouns bes Ohio ano @iiiiouri
100000, Sbip.5mb $15O,OOO, Sasi=
natp-6lub, Mi6, $4,000, Milpautee-
Safen $4,000 II. M.
Sir ben @tinneIotu uno gbippewailuB
puroen lluteriudnnsen unb @ermebunsen
an9cOronet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-05-20
Somsre6uer6

Gs 1T INNER Gin lsioisss Ding iiber Die
Observation-Disclosures i6reiben. SiBen
Die Serrn l6on Monote unb MOnats in
8aibiston beiiammen, ipeeden uno ipee-
den, aber pirflide Nrbeit piro ni6t se.
than. Sn pollen Wonaten III BON u
appropriationstills nur cine sin,ise Die
6ortiiieationsbill erleoist woroen nit
Der 2. iiber Die Snoianeranselesenbeitcn
1T man beiddftist. llno oa 1T nod Die
leioise Gurrenepfrase, Die 9ouilianairase,
Die Yertbsiluns Der @enier Gntidabi.
sunesselber, oas Santerottseiss unb cine
2esiOn llnterludungen. SIM Senat lit
lebte Dode cine neue Jinanjbill ausse-
bedt porben. Rad oerielben Iou Der 8un=
bespapierumIoui bis 3S2 Wil. Ooa. itei-
gen blrien; ierner fnb l64 Wia. 9Oa.
in Tationalbanfnoter nsn aus5useben, bod
linb fir ie cine Rillion lol&er neuen gmil-
iionen $500. 900 in 8unbsspapisrseIb ein-
3usieben, bis Der llmlaui Der lebteren 800
Wsia. Soa. betrdst. sllio auf ieesn Gall
eine Yermebruns Der Yapierfessn nm cir.
CO 100 Mtil. Sol.
Viel 3eit nabmen bic Sebatten iiber Die
Wertbsiluns Der alabamaelaims i'm Senat
in anipraa, obne oab bic Sade enosiltis
erlebistiei. .ttm
Y. ". Soar bat ieinen bsriidtiStsn Sc.
issentparf iiber grpatriation, Der 70 un.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-05-20
9nbnqne, Soma Wittwod, ben 20 NRai 1874.

le9en uno innerbalb 10 Sasen na9 Saule
Su seben. uno Dem @ouperneur Yarter CUR
aufredtbaltuns bes Gelebes Der S9us
Der 9. st. suseiast uirb. Wie Der Se=
lesrapb beridtet, loft Yroofs feline Srups
pen ouf. Das golf in 9ittle Rod iubelt
Of bss gnoes frob auf. mEHl
Ybilabelpbia wia isine 9Deltauss
iteauns baben, trcb aller Sartber;istsit u.
&ndt,ierei oes gonsrefes, Der ibm su Ell
mem 10 rationalen 3pede lunpise orei
Waillionen pertpeisert Sis llnternebmsr
tbun ibren Gntidlub funo, Die Sade un-
ter alien llmitdnben sur ausfibruns sn
bringeu, nloge nun Der Gonsreb leine mill
De 9ano auftbun ooer ni6t. Sas lit elm
mannli4es 8ort oas i'm sansen 2anbe
Iebbaften auflan9 iinoen pirb. gssnn
pbilaoelpbia, reip. Yenniplponien. Die
Weltausitelluns gu @e9e brinst, obne si-
ne 8eibiilfe aus 9nnbesmitteln i'll beam
Ipru9en, 10 miro es li4 babn6 allieiti9en
Sant peroiener, unb wenn oas Su6eljabr
anbri9t uno bic 6dite in enbloler @ol=
fabrt berbeiitrOmen, nm iid oas @el6aiie=
ne anSuieben, oann fdllt tein finan;ieller
8ermutbtropien in oen 9e6er Der 6reuoe.
Gew0bnlid iino Walo uno prai=
riebrdnoe am Serbte on Der Sagesorbs
nuns; oas trodene 6riibiabr ideint oisles=
nal als @usnabme oieies llnsliid sefor=
bert Su baben. Bel Sasinaw, in Mibi=
gan, iteben sroBe Strsden 98alo in 6eusr.
Wlebre @obnbduier. Sdsemiiblen, gret=
terporratbe uno GiisnbabnI6peaen linb
perbrannt, uno au9 BON Meni6enpsrlu=
item miro beridtet. Die StdSte Grano
Sapen uno Wfusteson tamen in 8efabr.
slud in gHiseonfn unb Minneiota bat bas
6euer al Oeridieoenen Stslen beoeu,enbsn
odaoen on 9duiern, Gsnsen uno gSalosrn
setban. Stelenpeile ,par Die Siss oerart,
Dap Die 3ise Der giienbabuen Wiibe bat=
ten, binour4Suiabren.
9lllo @eneral s owaro, Yrdlioent oes
5resomanns Bureaus 1T burd triessse=
ri4tlides llrtbeil ireiseiproden moro.n;
S@On Der RrisssmanH oeiien Ya-
der, nod oroentIi4er priiiuns, eit burd
oen 2riessiefretdr, oann ourd oen 2ten
auoitor I'M 9unoesi4asumt Elm beoeutsn-
bes 9eiieit unb Die MaIen ialidsr Gintrd-
&c ersaben, Der arme Neseriolbaten nm
Sauienbe BON Dollars an 8ounties Be-
itoblen, er 1T BON icinen aameraoen peib-
setpaiGen uOroen. Sas llrtbeil ma6t
natiirli9 iiberaQ I'M 9anoe auiieben. glbsr
es mar ein bober SiiiSier elm driitli6er
@eneral, nah puritauilden 9esriifen uro
oas mdrc bod Sdanhe setueien, iold si=
men nObelen @sann ,u perurtbeilen. @irt-
lid melt 1T es sstommen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-05-20
5nlanoifdJe RanofdJan.

Sn Wiseouiin loHen Tb Die gi-
lenbabnssiellihaften BON yfeiu Dorfer Mo=
uofattu i9riftlihe @utaaten seben, bab
bas 'oesnannte upot!er"ide giIenbabn=
seisB uneoniiitutioneq lei, oab Die Sradt=
raten bic 8OIten nidt beden uiirbe II. baB
bas @sleb oemsemdb ben Siebtabl an
Briuateisen3 3um ianetionire. auf @runo
oeHsn eireu. zen Iie Yetitionen al Die @e-
fesssbuns sum MiOerrui uno bic bon ib-
nen seeigneten ODER beitodenen 0ifentli9en
Orsane blalen sesen oas 8olf in's Sorn.
g8sr etipas ndber nit Der Irt unb @eile
bes Giienbabnbetriebes uno 8aues befannt
1T, Der peiB re6t gut, oab oas auf benz
Yapier itebenbs gaueapital, bon benz Die
gOmpasnien Sntereien tpOllen, uiel msbr
als oas pabre 8aucupital bartlett. inoem
ourh 0enudlierun9en, ourd Greoits
mobiliercontraete, @onitructionscompag-
MEN oft oas reele Saucapital aui oas oop=
petite H. mondmol oas breifa9e scidpellt
miro, auf Die grt miro oann Dem golfe
Sano in Die Nu9en geltreut unb pdbreno
Die Sirectoren bebaupten Die 8abn brdd=
te4-5 YroS, brinst le in 8irtlidteit
l0-l2 YroSsnt. Dos bat bas Solt in
Blseonlln einseleben uno boiientlid miro
ss Dem 8elese @4tuns erSipinsen. Sn
Waohon mahten bic gilenbabneompas=
nien bse srobten anitrensunsen bic Staats-
re9ieruns su peranlahen ibre Yolitit besiis-
lib Der Duraiiibruns oes @eieses gu mos
bifairen bent @ouperneur tpuroe porae=
i9la9en bon Den YroSeouren bel Den
Staatsseri6ten ab5uieben uno Den 5aa
gum Sete Dor oen Q. st. @eri9tsboi su
brin9en, bon ,ueldem in iuenisen @o6en
cine Gntlduloisung erbalten iueroen tonne.
5refisno mar Die antwort u be3eidnenb !:
Wit&ebellen unterb anole man
Mot. llebrisens lino ni6t alls Yabnen
FOrris periaieoene babsn erfldrt, iib oem
@sIsbe au fii9en'
Sn arfanias ideinen Die unielisen
Wirrsn Elm gnbe 81 nebmen. Ra4osm
lebte Do9e nod einise bIutisen 8alse-
reien 5wil9sn Barteriten unb 8rootliten
OOrssiulleu, fano fa bic aesislatur pOu-
itdnois ,uiammsn uno entihieb fir 8arter
als @ouoernsur. Gin semsinl6aftli@es
eomite Der beiosn Sduier puroe beaui-
trast Elm Wemorial an ben prdfoentsn
ausauarbsiten unb 8artsrs Hedtssriinoe
gu psrtbeioisen. giun bate Der Yrdioent
inoshen oas Guta@tsn oes General sn-
waltss sinsenommen, bas ebsnials fir
Yaytsr aIs ben re4tmdbissn @Ouusrneur
lautst anb er erIieb auf @runb bsIIen cine
Proclamation, luobur9 bic aufrii6rii&en
anfeeforbert tperben, Die @aiien mieber,u.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-10-12

The violent death of Calvin Finkle better
known, perhaps, to the readers of the HERALD
as ssBig Thunder" from his long connection
with the anti-rent troubles of this State, re-
calls the period Of disturbance on account of
the almost feudal tenures of the PATRONS.
Though the land tenures, copied from those
of England and Holland, had been abolished
by act Of the Legislature, many of the lords of
the old manors had continued a form of deed
BY which their former vassals became their
tenants on terms precisely similar to those
abrogated by the laws Of the State. The rents
and services under these deeds were accorded
to the descendants of the PATRONS till 1889,
for getting rid of the burdens. The opposition
to immortal rents soon came to be disturbing
element in politics, and deeds of blood, not
dissimilar to that by which Finkle lost his life
on Saturday, were committed in number
of places. Governor Seward discussed the
question in his message in 1912, and q COM
mission to settle the difficulties was appointed,
but it failed to accomplish anything. The
disturbances grew more frequent as time
elapsed, and in 1S45 Governor Wright was
compelled to issue proclamation declaring
Delaware county in q state of instruction.
SO strong was the feeling against him on this
account that the next year, when he was o can
didate for reelection, he was defeated by over
ten thousand majority by John Young, whom
the anti-renters had nominated. In 1916 the
question came before the Constitutional Con-
vention, and a provision was adopted making
twelve years the limit of all agricultural
leases After this the excitement died away,
and the manor grants have since given SO
little trouble that it is only an event like the
death OF Finkle which recalls the disturbances
between 1889 and 1S47. "Big Thunder was
famous in his day as the leader in resisting
the claims of the Van Rensselaer, estate, and
his fate, 50 terribly provoked by himself, will
be heard with regret by many persons to
whom bis name was once familiar