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Thomas Green carriage maker, living in Jer.
sey City, was pr0stratcd by the heat at West ana
Barclay Streets
Edward Eagen, gasfitter, residence unknown,
was taken to Bellevue Hospital last night suffering
from the effects OF the heat.
Thomas Kelly, OF No. 80 East Broadway, brush
maker. was found ~ Officer Calhoun lnsensible
from the heat.
Patrick Flynn q saddler, OF 179 varick street,
was taken TO bellevue Hospital In al ambulance
from his residence.
Thomas Green a carriage maker, was found In
Third avenue. near Invent Xth street.
The New York herald., 1874-07-09
CUBA.
Martial Law in Aid Of the Spanish Bank-A
New Tax Approved.

HAVANA, July 8, 1874
The Lieutenant Governor Of Holguin has issued
an order requiring all storekeepers in his district
to receive Spanish bank bills in trade, under pain
OF fine and Imprisonment, and trial for treason
should t ey persist in refusing them.
A NEW TAX LEVY.
The plan for the five per cent tax levy has been
approved by the Madrid government
There were no rates Of exchange to-day. Every
body is waiting for the PRONUNCIATION of the decree
ordering the new tax.
The New York herald., 1874-07-09
THE NATIONAL GAME.


The fourth game o. the championship series he.
t>yeen the Atlantic aud Philadelphia clubs was
pl5,.ed on the Union Grounds yesterday Tho
rsme, Though exciting. was a very poorly played
one, the AtlaDtics exceling in the munnng and
batting part OF the business, while the Philadet
phlans whose errors were less numerous, ex-
celed In the field. The Atantlcs commenced their
second inning with the score at TO in their
favor, a lead which they furthermore increased iu
the remaining innings af the game, winning easily
10y a score OF il to B. The Atiantics, though they
did not field up 20 their usual standard. batted
tremendously. Clack ana Farrow exceled IN tn0
field. while Booth anu DeSlnian eXcelled at the
bat. For the visitors Craver and YORK PLAYED their
positions admirably and Mack and Hoi1sworth
were the best at the bat. The umpire was strict
The New York herald., 1874-07-09
THE GOLD BEATERS' STRIKE.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July s, 1874
The journcymen gold beaters of this city, at
meeting this afternoon determined to stand firm
in the strike inaugurated Monday. The cause
OF this new labor trouble was the propo-
stion on the part OF the employers to reduce
the wages Of the wOrkmen ten per cent
without notice. The latter claim they were before
only earning living wages and that there are no
grounds for the proposed reduction. There Is no
work now being done III any OF the godea man
utactOries in Lnis city.
The New York herald., 1874-07-09
SHOOTING TOURNAMENT AT DETROIT,
DETROIT, Mich, July 8, 1874

UEIKOi1, NlcH,i IIIF y Ic'F.
To-day. the second day OF the bird shooting
tournament at Driving Park, was all that could he
desired Tor the sport The shooting was good, and
was enjoyed by a large attendance OF oil classes.
There were orty-seven entries tor the $40 in q
prizes J. Han, OF saginaw, and NJ II. Custy, of
Detroit divided the 500 prize; George smith, Of
Buffalo took the S75 prize w. Caldwell took $50,
aud w. O. Coburn OF Detroit. $50. There were
three smaller prizes, which were capturcdby Mr..
Caldwell who IN shooting OIL ties Killed birds at
20 Yards and 10 at 81 yards without Dsissing, and
his opponent. G. e. Hinsdalc, ot syracuse. n. ",
missed but one bird.
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the authorities are making preparations to
speedily quell any demonstration of q riotous
character that may be made

An English Outline of MacMa hons
Policy.
LONDON, July $3.50 A. M.
The Times Paris correspondent telegnphs
that MacMahon, in his forthcoming message,
will probably state that he could not
accept the designations of the Ministry,
because they defended his powers;
and he wished to save the country from new
Ministerial crisis. He will request the AS
sembly to hasten action ON financial measures,
then adjourn for some months, and on reas-
sembling proceed to definitely organize his
powers.
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ENGLAND.
Copyright Law Am andment.

LONDON July 8, 1874
Mr.. BOurke Under Secretary for the Foreign
Department., introduced In the House OF Com
mons to-day bill amending the International
Copyright law, which was read once.
THE PARLIAMENT TO BE PROROGUED.
LONDON, July Q, 1874.
It is reported that Parliament Will be prorogued
on the sth OF August.
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THE IRONM0ULDERs' UNION.

RICHMOND, Va, July $, 1874
rhe twelfth session OF the Ironmouders' Inter-
national Union commenced In this city to-day,
william saf1ln, of Cincinnati, presiding Nineteen
states and the Canadas are represented. Tue
sessions are secret, IA accordance with the bylaws
adopted at the last meeting The report OF the
President shows 230 local UNIONS, with member
Shlp o. about 5000,
The New York herald., 1874-07-09
The Northwestern Ra ilroad Cnse.

MLwAUKEE, July g. 1874
to-day in the case OF the bondholders Of the North
western Railroad against the Railroad
Commissioners. by agreement OF counsel,
the bill, on which an injunction WAS
applied Tor and denied, was demurred to by tho
counsel for the defendants. The demurrer was
sustained and che hin dismissed. ThereupOn COM
plalnants appealed to the Supreme Court OF tho
United States where the whole question will bs
argued.
To-day Messrs. Sloan and Dixon, attorneys for
the state, applied to the supreme Court OF WiscOn-
sin Tor an injunction TO RESTRAIN the Chicago, MIL
waukee ana St. Panl and the Chicago and NOrth-
western Railroads from dis0beyng the Railroad
law. they gave notice that they would Apply for
hearing on the Nth iGst.
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SPAIN.
Carlist Retreat After Battle-Republica Ac-
tivity at Estella

MADRID, July 8. 1874
The defeat OF the Carlists in their attack upon
Teruel on Saturday last was so complete that they
have lett that section OF country altogether.
THE REPUBLICANS ACTIVE IN THE FIELD.
General Zabala is making preparations to renew
the attack upon the Carlists at Estella.
General Moriones has been appon ted GenersIissi.
mo Of the republican troops in Navarro.
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HORRIBLE MURDER IN WISCONSIN.
MILWAUKEE, July 8, ls1

MILWNUKEE July 3, 1874.
At Gravesville Calumet county, yesterday. o
man named Thomas Loitic murdered his wife.
knocking her down with hammer He then cut
her In a horrible manner with an axe. He con-
cealed the body under the house, covering it with
rags. On being arrested he stated That he killed
her SO she would not abuse his children any more.
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Tlme-2:31, 2:32Ia, 2:35, 2:33l Z, 2:33A.
The second was pacing race Tor q purse or $500,
free to all paCers mile heats, best three in i've, in
harness and was won by Seslskin, beating sleepy
George, Harry and Mark twain, IN the order
named. Charley Evans, Copperbottom and Ben.
Butler were distanced. Five heats were run. The
first two were taken by Sleepy George, who was
the favOrite In the pools.
Time, 2:22-2 20 a. 20 "a 2.30-2:32
At six O'Clock the horses were called for the 2:i0
class race Three heats were trotted, Iwo oi
which were won by Lottie In 2:3e and 2;3sM, ana
one by Little Alfred in 2:37%, when the race was
postponed till tomorrow on account oil tue dafk-
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THE NEW RAILROAD LAWS.

CHICAGO July 8, 1915
1t is positively stated that the Chicago Burling-
ton and quincy Railroad will also conform to tho
Iowa Railroad law, though no formal letter has
been prepared accepting the situation. aud definite
information Ia not TO be obtained from the officers
The Illinois Central Railroad Will let the matter
rest at present az one Iowa branch controlled Dy
them has lust obtained on Injunction restraining
II from changing the present freight or passenger
tariffs. This prevents them from acting In tho
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Locating u New Fort I'm Kansas-Tha
Thermometer IO1.
OMAHA, July g. 1874.
Captain W. .. Stanton and assistant left here to-
day to locate the new fort on the Loupe River.
The thermometer indicated 1OT in the shade to-
day. Corn and oats have stood the dry spell well
and are looking good. More rain has fallen In tho
Interior than along the Missouri River this year.
One ton OF cainels' hair passed here to-day bound
The New York herald., 1874-07-09
THE WEATHER IN THIS CITY 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, as Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's
Pharmacy. HERALn Building
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THE FARADAY.

HALIFAX, July s. 1874.
The North German brig Rover rep0rts:-Ssw
the cable steamer Faraday on June ~ ninety
miles southeast Of Halifax engaged in picking up
cable.
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INDIA.
Famine Relief and Public Works.

LONDON, July 0, 1874
Dispatches from Calcutta state that 800, 900
natives are now employed on the relief works
i 100000 less than three weeks ago.
Half million are still subsstng on the charity
of the government and the public.
The New York herald., 1874-07-09
THE INDIANAPOLIS RACES.

INDIANAPOLIS, July s, 1874
The second day OF the Indianapolis meeting drew
a large attendance. The first race, for horses OF
the LBS class mile heats In harness. best three in
five, Ior a $1,000 purse. was won by Kansas Chief
SUMMARY.
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TERRIBLE WIFE MURDER.
EVANSVILLE. Ind, Ju

EVANSVILLE. Ind, July 8, 1874
Albert Jones, colored, in it OF jealousy killed
his vile Johanna by breaking her skull with three
blows OF an axe. The afrair occurred about four
o'ciock this elterno0n, Jones Is IA custodY,
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TURKEY AND EGYPT.

CONsrANTINOPLE. July 8, 1874.
The Sultan has written to the Khedive OF Egypt
in terms cordially confI ming the good relations
between the Porte and Egypt.
The New York herald., 1874-07-09
The City of Havana Very Sickly-Trade
Dull.

letter from Havana, dated July 4, says
There is great deal OF sickness prevailing here.
Many iatal cases Of smallpox and yellow fever
have occurred. Public places Tor vaccination have
been established thrOughOut the CITY, Business is
very dull. Only about 900 boxes OF sugar were
sold during this week.
The New York herald., 1874-07-09

BERNE July 3, 1874.
postal congress Is to be held here in Septem.
Der. Fifteen States will be represented. Dele
gatos from France and Denmark have already been
appointed.
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Implre--JOhn keulsen. CiuD
Time OF game-1wo hours and five minutes.
Runs esrned--Ph adeiphia, z; Atlantic,
Bases on errors s-Pbilsde phis, 3; Atlantic. o.
Total wides pitched-By Cummings %; by Bond H.
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The National Army ReOrg anlzed In the
Field.
MADRID, July 8, 1874
The republican army has been reorganized. It
Ia divided into two corps The irst under Gen.
eral MorOnes, will Operate in Navarro, and the
second, under CebaOs, will watch the Ebro dis
trct. The strength OF the combined army exceeds
10000 men with 70 guns, and its general headquar-
ters are at Taiala.
CONCHAs CUBAN BUDGET APPROVED
The Spanish government has approved Of the
Cuban budget submitted by Captain General Con-
cha.
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THE CIRCUS RIOT IN NEW BRUNSWICK.

ST. JOIN, n b., July 8, 1874
Lent's circus got away from FredericKtOn yes
terday afternoon. Three of the circus men sre
still IN custody.
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FRUSTRATED BY THE HEAT LAST NIGHT.


Average temperature for corresponding date
last year. Observation-Disclosures. II \
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HARTFORD Conn, July 8, 1874
The base bali match between the Princeton ana
Harvard College nines to-day u well con-
tested game. TIE on the eighth and ninth innings.
Ten innings played. The Princetons won oy IL
to s.
The New York herald., 1874-07-09

CristndorO's Hair Dye Does It's Work
quickly. harmlessy and splendidly II imparts most
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Mr.. stanley has ipdebly written his name on three
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Harry Bassett's Owner, Colonel Me.
Daniels, uses in his stables GILES L1NIMENT IODIDk
AMMONIA, Depot 45l Sixth avenue.
The New York herald., 1874-07-09

A.-The Elastc Truss Company, 6N3
Broadway, which actually monopoizes the curing
OF Rupture, its success to tair dealing, ener
prise. industry honesty and $l0 week paid in Nd
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Don't Go i'm the Country without -
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MILLER 4 co. No. Union square
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Quech IsabeIIA May RenpPear.
PARIS, July s. 1874.
IL Is stated In AlfOnsist circles that Isabella in
tends to publicly revoke her abdicatiOn OF the
throne OF Spain.
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A Panic-Struck Ben uty.

1t Is terrible shock TO charming to
woman-to inu that her teelh ''be giuniug to
go'' Never will human being who the traGrant
SOZODONT while the teeth still sound, make that
discovery. Even when decay has commenced, il immo
uatey stops its progress
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THE POSTAL CONGRESS.

Swiss Preparation for the Reception of tho
Delegates.
The New York herald., 1874-07-09

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liver curing dyspepsia Gndigeston, constipation.
diarrh9a, acidity palpation seeplessness debility
wasting cough, asthma levers consumption low spirits
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Depot in New YORK. JOHN +. HENRY, CURRAN co.
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II. N. Squire, "a Fulton street, New
York.--Watches Diamonds, fno Jewery and sterling
kilyerware at small
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OMAHA.

Tie Flyaways and Airing tons play to-day at neI.
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Causes and symptoms with Iustrucupn, ior tne su1-
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The Indians Raiding In New Mexico.
SANTA FE July 8, 1874.
Since the I'd inst the Indians nave been aiding
the country between Trinidad, COL, anu Cimarron,
New Mexico. So far as known some eight men
have been killed and 400 500 head of horses and
mules run Off The military authorities are max
ing every effort to intercept and severely punish
the Indians before they get away.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-20
Contested Election Cases.

!. is complained By come wtc now Come
rp from tn. Debris of tbs late Fusion Ieyis.
lature and contest for admission a. the door
OF the constitutional body. tha. the CON-
mttee on Contested Elections IN either
house should show : disposition to observe
the law in the premises Tais i. 40. stran ye
when viewed f.om any stan: poilt from
which i. ma" be considered. !. i. no: 1t
all strange .ta: the committees Oh contested
election cases. as we'll ss all ether commit
tees Of that honorable body should be dis
posed 10 follow the law. no: Is it az all
strange. on the other side. that certain gen.
temen should complain OF this. and charge
it to the Republican party as a''poiiticai
necessity" Blu: if such gentlemen suppos.
for Inomen: that to pamoer their wh!m,
Republican committees ace going to violate
the law to Nnseat those who have bec:. re.
turne! as legally elected. and wio have
aided TO establish and build uo the present
State government. ve imagine they will
find themselves mistaken. And we think
the least that is said Of "niiea age and per
diem IN these premises BY certain newly
inspired seekers after pows: and place the
better, and the more becoming. Tlc people
are hardly able to bea: such gra.u;ties just
now. and such requests Or expectations
come with an exceedingly il! grace from
those who have SO recently been seeking TO
''saye the people, unisc the sues:ous plea
of retrenchment and reform.
Let us have little csnsis:eac--iIse
!i..le-:t it is only founded il necessity.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-20

difficulty in making settlements. There is
sued in panics-the only resort must be to
ordinary prudence and common sense. Tax
collectors had large amounts scattered or
deposited with the various banks. When
they came to make their settlements they
could get only certified checks hich tue
Treasurer refused to receive. The Cover.
nor and + seal Agent were both absent. Il
was not known how many or what banks
might fail. thought it the safes. cou'sc 70
allow collectors to make their settlements.
which did. gathering in thei. scattered
checks and depOsiting them all IN the bank
of the Fiscal A gent and one other instltU.
ton. which was known to be one OF the
very soundest in the State. The Latter por.
ton was transferred 20 the Ei-ca. Agent
shortly before ths resumption OF currency
payments.
There were mary sthe: occasions "n
which. there being no precedent. was
called upon to exercise ali the discretionary
powers conferred upon me by law. but 1t is
impossible tor me to give, in this way,
detailed history of them all, and unreason-
able to ask it. My Office IS open a. all times
to any and every citizen who comes. in the
proper spirit, for information. There are
no mysteries about it, and no Ons need be
in the dark in regard 20 It's transactions
unless he so chooses. IT you had made
such application your criticisms might have
been more ust and accurate.
Very respectfully.
CHARLES CLINTON.
Auiitnr
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billiards..

Las: evening. at M. Charles .,csuma's.
Messrs. Abrams and Maggioii contested a
game for the State championship and the
gold mounted cue. The game was Che usual
French carom, on four and half by zine
table, 800 points. Maggioii won On the
tifty-third inning. the score standing Mag.
gioli 300, Abrams 23o. Time OF game one
hour and forty minutes. Winners average
5a4; Abrams average AS. Largest guns
Maggioli 46, Abrams %.
Mr.. Maggioli has now held the cue nearly
five months, but must retain il tor seven
months longer, all contestants are required
to have resided in the State one year to
become its final owner. Mr. Arthur Coste
will probably challenge him next.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-20
TEXAS.
All Quiet mt Austin-The Coke Govern
ment Getting In Running Order.

All Quiet mt Austin-The Coke Govern
ment Getting In Running Order.
GALVESTON, January ia special to the
Ne,rs from Austin says:
Matters here are very quiet. The Gov
ernor and Secretary of States offices are
virtually turned over to the new officers. 1t
is probable that Governor Coke will send
in the name to the Senate this afternoon of
a new Attorney General for ratification.
AS soon as this is done the proper Off
GERS, the Governor. Secretary of State and
votes for the other State officers, as
well as the vote upon the constitutional
amendments. This will probably be com
pleted by Wednesday, and Immediately
thereafter the Controller of the Treasury
and superintendent of the land office will
be installed. Mr.. Kensher and Judge
Bledsoe have already signifed their will
ingness to retire when their successors
have qualified. and to-day Mr.. Honey,
deeming discretion the better part of valor,
has also declared himself willing to vacate.
Under existing circumstances it can be
safely said all is going on smoothly.
The New Officers In Full Possession.
AUSTIN, January l9.-To-day Sergeant-ato
Arms Shropshire, of the Senate, accom-
panied by several deputies, proceeded to
the different government offices of the State
and took possession. When they demanded
the keys from Newcomb, he refused to give
them up. 1t became necessary to arrest
him, but after surrendering the keys and
other property of his late department he
was released Governor Davis had pre-
viously left the executive Office, leaving only
a clerk therein. The clerk, after arrest, sur
rendered the keys.
In the Adjutant Generals department
Britton made NO objection, yet remarked
positively, "You may be acting rather fast"
Newcomb exhibited considerable excite
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