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The New York herald., 1874-07-17
THE OHIO REPUBLICANS.

Meeting OF the Central Committec-Prcp-
aratiOns for an Earnest and Active
Campaign.
COLUMBUS, July 16, 1874.
The Republican State Central Committee and
number of prominent republicans from various
portions of the State here to-day Tor cOnsulta.
tion. senator Sherman and congressman Garneld,
Foster, Sherwood, Bundy, Lawrence aud ex-Gov.
ernor Noyes we're among those present, and made
short speeches favOrlng an earnest and active
campaign.
THE POINT OF THE SPEECHES
was that the issues to be presented were purely
national, and that as there was no legislature to
elect this fail, the question OF temperance could
not legitlmately come into the canvass. The I'd
OF september was fixed as the time Tor holding the
State Convention.
The New York herald., 1874-07-17
JAY COOKE & 90. In BANKRUPTCY.

The Examination Before the Register
Testimony Of Jay Cooke and MIR.
FahnestOck.
PHILADELPHIA, July 16, 1874
Before Register Mason to-day the examina tion
OF the affairs OF Jay Cooke h Co., bankrupts, by
counsel for the creditors, was begun. Jay Cooke
was first examined. lie referred counsel to the
books OF the firm Tor most o. the Information they
desired. Mr.. Fahnestock, senior partner OF the
firm, resident In New York. said at the time OF
the suspension OF the firm Jay Cooke Il Co. were
indebted to Jay Cooke, McCulOch h Co. The lat
ter firm held no collateral TO secure this indebted
ness. Jay Cooke Go. were solvent on SEPTEMBER
II and were insOlvent on September Is, caused by
inability to False iUnds to meet demands.
THE Grief CAUSE
was the advances made to the Northern Pacific
Railroad: all these advances were maze Dy the
advice o. Jay Cooke. Witness lrequen tly Obect ed
To this class OF Investments; no proposition was
ever made Dy the firm to exchange Northern
Pacific Railroad bonds iOr real estate; the Phila.
delpha house was largely indebted 10 the New
York house. Witness also demonstrated against
this; all the houses stopped simultaneously.
The examination Will De resumed on Friday.
The New York herald., 1874-07-17
A New Constitution Outlined by a Nom
archist.


LONDON, July 16, 1874.
The Times special despatch from Paris says
an. Pages-Duport, monarchst Deputy from
the Department OF Lot, has given notice of an
amendment to the bill reported from the Com
mlttee OF Thirty by M. VentavOn yesterday, pro-
viding that the Senate shall consist OF 100 men,
bers, to be nominated by President MacMahon.
and $50 members OF the Assembly, to be selected
by the Deputies from separate departments; that
the cardinals marshals and admirals shall be SEN
ators er o6cto; that the first Senate shall sit three
years and'the next six or more, according to the
decision of the Assembly; that the President OF
the Senate shall become provisional President OF
the Republic III the event OF a vacancy occurring
between the adjournment of the present Assem-
bly, and the meeting OF the next one, and that the
President of the Republic shall be empowered to
dissolve the Assembly with the approval of the
Senate.n
The New York herald., 1874-07-17
TRAIN WRECKERS FOILED.
An Attempt to Wreck and Rob . Pay
Train on the Central Road.

ITWIh OH the CthtfHI 1NONOs
UTICA, N. Y, July 16, 1874.
special despatch to the Utica Herald from Fort
Plain. says an attempt was made this morning to
wreck and rob the pay car of the New York Cen.
trail Railway. Paymas er Reed lett Albany with
some $50,Ou0 and iOrce OF SIX men.
The wOuld-oe robbers mad placed obstructiOns on
the track at o secluded place, well chosen for such
a crime, near a piece OF woods. The work IRAN
came along and discovered the ODstructiOns in
time to nag the pay Car.
Later Information is that the work train, after
removing the ObstructiOns. lett q man secreied to
watch the track. soon he saw two men come out
OF the bushes and place huge tree across the up
track. He started i0r them and they ran. The Su-
periDtendent was soon on the spot and the pay car
was stopped and the men gave chase, but ialled to
eaten the rascalS.
Later IN the day two men were arrested on sus-
piCion and the watchman on confronting them
declared they were the guilty parties They, how
ever, proved an alibt and were. dlschar ged. No
subsequent arrests were made.
The New York herald., 1874-07-17
= I s M A R Q x.
A Narrow Escape from
Instant Death.
4 MuRDERCUS CONSPIRACY DISCOVERED.

LONDON. July 49, 1874.
The various accounts OF the attempt to assassl-
nate Prince Bismarck agree that the escape OF the
Chancellor with so sight injury was miraculous,
as his hand was touching his hat when he was
wounded.
His c0achman, fearing second shot, struck
,Kuiman across the face.
THE CHANCELLOR GUARDED BY POLICE
number OF policemen have been sent TO Kis.
singer to protect Prince Bismarck from q rcpe.
titiOn OF the attack, evidence having been discov.
covered of a conspiracy to take his Iire
The New York herald., 1874-07-17
THE BRUSSELS CONGRESS.

LONDON, July 16 1874.
II Is said thas the Brussels Congress on Inter.
national Law, alter the formal opening and Or
ganization, viii appoint committees and suspend
general sittngs
Baron JOmini, the Prusslan representative in the
Congress- on International Law, will probably be
chosen President
The New York herald., 1874-07-17
THE EERALD's FAST TRAIN.
lProm the Schoharie Republican.

Prom the Schoharie Republican,
The enterprise Of the NEW YORK HERALD is pro-
verbal. It's last hit ls special Sunday train leav
ing New Y0rk every sunday morning at half-past
three for Saratoga By this arrangement the
reader has the HERALD at his breakfast table all
along the Hudson and at Saratoga, Lake George,
&C., Just as soon M he coud desire IL we're he In
New York city Tnis would never be thonght OF IN
any other country and by other paper In this
G0uafrx buk iha NEW YaRx HERALD.
The New York herald., 1874-07-17
DBADy AT L. O'CLOCK.

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The CONCLUSION OF Bishop havens illustrated papers on
Mexico.
graphic DESCRIPTION with Illustrations. OF the Amsri
i R5 ap 81 kSS,n, eS +
titled "Gaco and the Papal Inialibility"
The conclusion OF GeHeral McClelau's remarHAhnD
series OF popular papers ON Army Oraaniza i0n,
Apaper on the English Agricultural Labor ounsaoe.
BY deorge N. Towle. -
serial story, The Living Link"
Short stories Poems ano sne nvs EDITORIAL Depart
rent topics in Science, Art ricrAtnre and society
IDthe september number will be commenced charm
ing serial story, entitled Rape fthe CAMP" illustrated
by Fredsricks
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The New York herald., 1874-07-17
THE HOSTILE INDIANS.

Additional IL a Ids on the Stock Ranches
Results OF Scout.
OMAHA, Neb., July 16. 1874.
An onicial telegram from Fort FRED Steele
wyoming. to-day says twenty Indians came within
hall miie OF the fort at seven O'Clock this morn
Ing. and took stock belonging to citizens. A tee
gram iiOn Fort Fetterman, wyoming, says six
days. scout IN the vicinity OF Laramie Peak found
sign indians.
The New York herald., 1874-07-17
TURKEY.
Disastrous Fire at Constantinople-Ncw
Suspension.
CoNsrANrINopLE. July 1s, 1874.

CONSTANTINOPLE July 16 1874.
An extensive conhagration is raging in Galata,
one of the suburbs OF this city. Many buildings
have been burned.
PROSECUTION OF THE PRESS.
The Ler00t Times has been suspended again for
publishing a calumnlatory statement in relation to
. dignitary.
The New York herald., 1874-07-17
GENERAL aARFIELD's SECRETARY.

The Statement that He was Paid on
the Rolls Of the House Denied by Au-
thOrity.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, July 16, 1874.
The Leader will publish tomorrow an article
denying, upon the authority OF General Garfield,
the story that hisprivate secretary has been paid
the rolls OF the House Of Representatives without
performing any public duty. Mr. Garfield says no
ClerK or secretary has done an hours work on his
private correspondence at the public expense.
Whatever aid OF tins kind he has had has been
paid out OF his own POCKET.
The New York herald., 1874-07-17
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.

MCGREGOR, Iowa, July 10, 1874.
Hon. Henry o. Pratt has been renominated tor
Congress from the Fourth district Of Iowa.
OTTuMwA. Iowa, July l6 1874
In the Ant-MOnOpost Convention, N. Gates, or
Jasper county, was nominated for Congress.
TERRE HAUTB Ind, July 10, 1874
General Morton &. Hunter, the present member
OF Congress from this district, was -enominated
bI the republicans to-day.
The New York herald., 1874-07-17
The OSHKOSH FIRE.

The Aggregate LOss-List OF Insurance.
Business Houses and Residences De-
strOyed.
OSHKOSH. Wis.,. July 16, 1874.
The following are the amounts OF INSURANCE on
property destroyed in the great nre, as given by
the different agencies:-ln Wisconsin companies
$3O,6Oo; in Otner companies, mostly Eastern.
$732, $50. '
The aggregate loss ia now given as $500 900 In
round numbers. The number OF business houses
DESTROYED Is about 100 and Of residences 500
The New York herald., 1874-07-17
ROUMANIA.
A Chance for Recognition by tho Porte.

LONDON, July 1G, 1874.
Tie governments Of Austria and Russia have
agreed to open negotiations with the Sublime
Porte, looking TO the recognition OF the inde-
pendence OF ROam ania by Turkey.
The New York herald., 1874-07-17
AID FOR THE aRAssHoPPER SUFFERERS.

ST. PAUL. Mnn., July 1G 1874
Governor Davis to-day received dralt for 81, 900
rom Gerrit smith for the relief of the grasshopper
sufferers One-haif to go TO the relief OF the Iowa
sufferers grateful letter OF thanks was returned
Tor the generoua donation.
The New York herald., 1874-07-17
THE CHILD ABDUCTION CASE.
Arrest Of n Party Supposed To BE I'm
piicatcd in tho Transaction.

sUPPVScu
p1icated in tho Ira nsa ctiOn.
PHILADELPHIA, July 10, 1874.
private detective in the city arrested to-day o
man named Christopher Wooster, suspected OF
being ono or the parties implicated IN the
Ross chiid-steaing case. He is in jail
awaiting further investigation. He was
to-day taken before the eldest son OF
Mr. Ross, who was enticed into the wagon OF the
abductors, bur was subsequently let out in the
Richmond district; but the boy could not identify
him. II is not asserted that Wooster was one OF
the parties who actually abducted the child, but 1t
is suspected that lie had hand in setting up the
job. few days will determine whether he had
or not any actual RaruoJRAloR N the case.
The New York herald., 1874-07-17
THE GRASSHOPPER BURDEN.

OMAHA Neb, July 10, 1874.
Immense clouds OF grasshoppers are reported as
having alighted yesterday near Columbus, Neb.,
and are doing some damage. They are rapidly
moving eastward.
The New York herald., 1874-07-17
THE NEW CABLE.

The Work at Portsmouth Completed
PORTSMOUTH, n. H., July 16, 1874
The telegraph cable vessels Faradav and Ambas-
sador finished their work of this harbor last nigns
and returned to Rye Beach this morning with. q
visiting party, and both ships sailed iOr Nova
The New York herald., 1874-07-17
OBITUARY.,
Walter LenOx.

Waiter Lenox died at Washington yesterday,
aged hlty-seven years. He was formerly promi-
nent citizen of Washington, and in 1850 succeeded
w. w. Seaton as Mayor Of Washington.
The New York herald., 1874-07-17

''Glenn's sulphur Soap is n Powerful
deodorzcr. dsinectant and counter irriant, yet
trelv harmless; it positively all local Of
the SKIN by magic. Sold by druggists 2c. Gaze.
box g cakes, 6c.
c. \. CRIrfENTON. Proprietor, No Sixth avenue.
The New York herald., 1874-07-17
+ r "A N G e.
THE MINISTER OF FINANCE RESIGNS.
A Monarchist Plan for a New
Constitution.

PARIS, July 10, 1874.
AS was expected after the defeat OF his plans by
the Assembly, M. Magne, Minister OF Finance has
rendered his resignation to President MacManon.
M Magne will continue in 0nlce until his successor
is Appointed.
The New York herald., 1874-07-17

A.-Best Baths and Least Cost at the
LEXINGTON AVENUE BATHS; corner Twenty NTH
street, during July Gentlemen before and ladies
after noon may obtain Turkish and Roman Baths sS
third less than usual Send for circular
The New York herald., 1874-07-17
HANOVER.
The Ex-King Dangerously Ill.

VIENNA, July 16, 1874.
Ex-King George OF Hanover is lying dangerously
Ill in this city.
The New York herald., 1874-07-17

Printing of Every Description Neatly,
promptly and cheaply done at the METROPOLlTAk
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, No 2l5 Broadway Ksu-
mates furnished with pleasure.
The New York herald., 1874-07-17

A.-Ruptured Persons who have seen.
the ELASTIC TRUSS 683 Broadway, look pity upo
those who do not yet know better than to the.
wretchcd meta trusscs which aggr2vate hernia.
The New York herald., 1874-07-17

Ratchel0r's Hair Dye il Splendid
Never fails Established 81 years Sold aud properly
applied at BArChELORS Wig Factory, l6 Bond s.. Il
The New York herald., 1874-07-17
ARKANSAS.

An Ex-Deputy Sheriff Killed from Be-
hind a Fence-Vengeance Upon = Muir
dercr's ExecutiOner.
LITTLE ROCK, July 16, 1874
Z. A. Kline, formerly deputy sheriff OF Johnson
county, was shot last evening While walking along
the road from the depot to the town OF Clarksvhe
In company with oOy. When half mile from
the town. and on passing the corner OF fence,
the contents OF a double barreed shot gun were
discharged at them. Kline ie fatally wounded,
and the boy was also seriously hurt. An examina-
ton showed that the assassin had been waiting
for his victim, lying behind the fence and bushes.
Kline had, during the illness of the Sheriff, con-
Quoted the execution OF Sid. Wallace last March.
The other deputies pleading to be excused. he had
volunteered for the unpleasant duty. 1t is sup
posed the assassin, who escaped, was one OF Wal
lace's friends kindred. The scene OF the mur-
der was near where Wallace Killed Circuit Judge
Mears.
The New York herald., 1874-07-17

A.-Rupture and Physical Deformitiea
ssiuy treated by Dr. MARSH at No. Vesey street.
uOuael
The New York herald., 1874-07-17
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Causes and symptoms. with Instructions for the sue
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The New York herald., 1874-07-17

The BroOksites More Disqualification OF
the observation-disclosures that All State
Omces Will BE Declared Vacant.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark, July 16, 1874.
Prominent Brooksites have been in secret con-
clave frequently during the last few days. They
seem much more hopeful and some,hin is evi.
dently on foot.
THE CONVENTION
pissed the day in discussing and adopting rules.
majority OF the delegates elected Is to constitute
a quorum. 1t Is rumored on good foundation that
prominent members OF the Convention refused to
sustain Baxter and Secretary OF state Johnson IN
their positions or to support them in new nomi-
nation; that oil state Offices will be declared
vacant.
The New York herald., 1874-07-17

Silk Elastic Stockings, Belts, Knee
Caps Anklet. Abdominal supporters suspen,cry Ban
shoulder Braces and Crutches at MARSHS Truao
Office, No. Vescy street Lady in attendance.
To Speculate in stocks Tumbridge 4
CO. bankers No. Wall street. New York, the tighs
parties deal with.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-08-19
Die Trausnoroen.
(Nus Der ,,gatbplie Worlt.")

Sinner su unterribten III cbne 3peis
fel cine oerantwprtunsspplIe uno Nib
fame Sei tdftialns iie bat ater sleihs
ppbl ibre Standardization. Glein Gag
unt Habt in Zen &ranfcnIdlen cineS
6pipi.alo fd ~aufbalten une he ltrets
lide Nusrlnfturs anitedcnosr &rants
beitcn einsuattmen ; prer in cinsr Del.
ierun0Sanitalt %fortmdbrcn eis gdltsrun>
gen unc 3ctcn. ME lie in ben s,msiniten
2~aierbrblen Nelernt perpen, anbbren ~
mi6er, rus iInp iide,li6 9rifunssn,
pelfe has itirfitr !Ssrs I6aurern MAIDEN
fbnnen unp crn sldn;eneiten YsmriS
liefern fir rie Sebauli6feit une rem 81.
fer fein getiIreter Srauen. Oph Ger
serdumise Sdopb Der STRIDE pa. plas
senun bat Nuke unp S6uB FIR ails
8lallen Won ilnalidlifsn. Sn csn 62
DiSeslen une Yieariaten. in re,de rie
Ser. Staa,sn ssibeilt finn, sibt IS bsis
nabe 800 Sinrels, @aiicns. Saubsn,
YIiut snsunp Srrens slipls. S~s6srunass
anltaltcn. 3uhudtsbauisr Snpufrie
Mnfaltcn, Seimatben fur Nlts, 51uier
Der SGmefsrn Der Nrmen unp 6pipitl,
Ter pom jenen Serldierenrn @nitaIten
iber 200 unp 5oipitdler u%nssfdbr 80,
alio i'm Durdldnitt finf Wobltbdtisz
feitsanfaIten fir jsce DiSjeis.
Die 8ertbeiluna bislsr alyle unp Scs
ipitaler III Elm anperer i%ntersGanter Bug
ibrer ausemeinen NiBli1feit. Sn Dis
eeitn nit elmer fatboliidsn 8spSlfsmns
BON dbsr 100000 fSnnen fe folssncers
rnasen elaGFeirt ,perrsn: Sn Buffalo
fcmmt cine lcl&e @nfaIt auf ie 5000
&atbolifen, IN GIeselant. ct. eouis unb
e~ouispille cine auf 10000, IN Gan
Graneiseo $1,000, Altany auf 1900,
yi:tsburs, Cincinnati. Rem Yorf. 8roof.
lpn unp philadelphia cine auf $4,000,
Nswart alton unb Ct. paul $4,000
Bottom 10000. Wilwaufes 10000,
gbieaSo $4,000, @aIpsfon unb prosis
benee 10000. 6artforb $4,000, uni
SprinsfeIp, WaG, 10000. 0rn ben
weniser solfrei&en DiSesien Bat Oregon
1, Burlington 1, Columbus 2, Gcpiias
ton 3, Dubuaue2. erie 1, Sort @apne 3,
0rab 0alIsy3, Mebile 3. Wontsrsy unr
Sos NnselOs 5, Nalbpiqe2. Nat1eI Nat.
@itio&es 3. Nesquauy4 4, PORTLAND RID
mpnc 3, &O6eter' 3, Santa Sc 2. ga.
pannab 3, @incennsS A, Wbeeline 2.
Wilmington 1, &anias 2. Neb.asfa 1.
Gbarleitoa 2. @reenbay, IS~arrisburs.
ga Grcfe, 9ittle &cd. Sscensbura ari.
sona, GolNaep. Spabo unp Norp Caro-
limo, lauter fleins Dibcsien ODER riinnbss
pSlferte Yicaria:e baben feins esrartisen
Nnftaltsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-08-19
.9areubusger GAZETTE.

o%erul9en, Die an bas> Yriorat BON Ithin=
ion in Setrefi Der Seeliorse in Dem an
9rieltern armen Sprensel seridtet weroen,
baB Die Yatres biz na6 Nebrasta binsie=
ben miiIien. Sas Yriorot at9inlOn
liebt elmer l66ren 3ufunft entsesen.
Mi9t wsniser i6On miro Die 3utunft
Der gbtei ct. Meinrao in Spencer Co.,
Snoiana, lcin. guf Griu6en oes bo6w'ite
Sii9ois BON Sincennes, Muurice DC ct.
9alais, Iieoelten 2 Yeneoietiner BON Gin=
iieosln in Der S6weiS 1853 nod 6uloa in
Spencer So. iiber, benen baIO 2 anoere
folsten. am 81. WdrS 1854 Sogen lie
in ibr &loiter, Elm armielises SlOdhaus
Elm unO nannten Oasielbe g t. % ein=
rab" su Gbren bes Seiliseu Dem GiniieoeIn
feline Gntitebuns perOanft. Na9hem li9
mebrere Sriioer su ibnen 9eielt, iu6te Die
9lnitult ibren ieIbititdnoisen Gripcrb, absr
peridiebene barte S6ldse Die lie traien,
nOtbisten ct. gincenS beisuiprinsen.
Sod balo tparen Die S9arten sepsbt unb
i6on 1862 bate bas aloiter bereits 33
Stubenten, Elm 8ottesbaus erri9iet, uno
eritredte ii6 Die @iiliOnstbdtisfeit ioWObl
aui beuti6e als enslii6e @emeinoen. Sn
1868 e%rOfnete man in Serrebaute, Dem
-
Centrum bes 2. MiIionsbe;irfes ct.
Meinrao ielbit mar Der erlte) cine bobere
Gebranitalt fir cluiiii6e unS commersisle
StuOien. SIN 1865 bate ct. Meinrao
bereits II Yrieiter, 2 GOlesien unO
lbte Die SeeliOr9e in % @emeinben.
Sieies @a9stbum uno Die quite Sis=
ciplin bepog ben b. Sater bas Yriorat
ct. MleinraO sur ielbititanOisen glbtei 81
erbeben uno cine belpetii9=ameritarii6e
Seneoictiner Congregation su sriinoen.
Ser Yrior p. Martin Wartp puroe gum
eriten abte erpGblt uno sepeibt. Ct
Meinrao itano ni9t till in leiner Sbatis=
felt, es baute Elm itattli9es &loIter A Strd
bod nit 2 Sbiirmen uno cine prd9tise
&loiterfir4e. Sas lit, lieber 9eisr, cine
turSe, iebr seordnste lleberiiat belien, mas
Die Seneoictiner in @merita seuirtt. Sn
unierm SdluBartifel uollen mir nd9lte
@o6e nod einen Bid auf ibye sanse Sbd-
tisteit Surildwerf fen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-08-19

uniers 8emiibun9cn BON sutem GrfoIs
9efrDnt iein, mas nniomsbr gu piinl6en
ipdre, ba nod cine Mense fleiner Mii=
lions9emeinben in Der Ndbe iinb, Die ollie
mod feinen Yrisiter baben unb nett BON
nd6Iten YrieIter e%niiernt iuobnen, mas be-
ionoers i'm Iotbiaae icbr empiinoli6 lit.
llebrisens ueriicbt &ep. Yape BON Council
Sluifs, 40 Meilen BON bier, uniere Sc
meinoe r~eselmdBis jeoen Mpnat wenis.'
items einmal.-Oem Sernebmen na9 miro
oieien Serbit Der 3uSu9 bierber tuieOer
re6t lebbait perben. = Die Grnts lit bier
iebr gut aussefaIen. Sas &orn lit cben=
falls aussesei6net. Dor ben SeuI6reden
iino mi: bis iebt beuabrt seblieben, wdb=
reno bieielben in einigen Counties noro=
ipeit BON uns bebeutenoen S6aoer getbor
baben.
Sollten pielleidt 8atbolifen Icin, Die
Ndberes iiber Die 8egeno su b6ren min
l6en, 10 wcnbe man ii6 an Den Serrn
=. Stu d C. Sarlan 9. O., SbeIbp 60,
Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-08-19
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Serbit sema&t. ObsIsi@ ON l.. Sep.
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Samilien beiiammsn. illsber 70 baben
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