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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-08
THE REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES

The primaries of the Republican party will
be held tonight at the headquarters OF the
In the Assembly Districts for election OF Of
and delegates to the republican Central Commit
tee. The situation corresponds TO the description
In THE TRIBUNE several days except that It Ia uu
derstood that In the With District the contending f,c
tons have buried the Ratchet and will unite in the
main one ticket In the Ist District there will be
contest to endOavor the control OF the organ
cation from Col NJ. W. Burns. Charles 1. stetsoD fr
and John Robinson. There will probably be q contest
In the With District. although not O strong one
In the With District there has long been dis
satisfaction with the manner in which thu
district has been CONTROLLED by Fire Com
missioner Van Colt There have been for several
past two strong factions In this district aud the
contest tight promises TO be as lively as any IA ths
past. In the With District attempt will be mads
TO Gust Scion B. smith. John j. OBrien, aud the re-
uander OF the Custom faction and elect ticket
which shall moro truly represent the Republican voters
tue DISTRICT There chanQes I'd OF among tina
dele CATION from tho XIlth District, but 70 s not lie.
Iieycd shat poy OF the promipept members will be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-08
POLICE NOTES.

john L. Provost cf No. l. Eli't-str Brooklyn,
arrested western W a'erlt1- 30 s"t or 10 While Dr.
va.s.liHs ioT stolen D:Ope.. lac poP i1ri the
pgcuift~
John Kahoo OF No.2'G We Th.rty-f ur'''-st.f.ii
ycs'r-y from tu gee lrt Goo. " I., 3. d
u,u. aud c., ol had his sAli fractured lie ~-' ~A,n -
Bellevue Hospital
BENJAMIN Silver . coorol sailor. while unloading
ve-, at tie f,tt -lnlif y. .I
e fracu yeerl4r by ne a Ola large derrick
H. s.. q T. sc4i o = Nlucty-a.ll 90. No-.....
John Montgomery. Charles Winapahl. John Nc
morrison AMI Charles Rely arrcsI day
Cd Jon
Ssdgv CousOi. B.oOk stealing o.
tobacco, Va.4ea ~ .-lJ.
The ;nuuest in the case or Mary Mooney, Of No
81 gaieout-, slpIuss 10 have hG
.rUn aIeS inflicted by her husband cbcgi ycsJaY the
Of d o. i lrruh., GI' 10
oeY Il .le - nbs del.G. Of ~ 100 BAH
evidence alas, Lin beiIg indirect
Roundsman Ryudcrs Of the Lhcrtv-St. police
found ulcJGscoI r14, apifft.'r l,lt 90 Fc!rs q
s.c web aai Dt,-ss Do tie trS rosria ID
Va. iBJaeaee opium Marn
hs PA-c NH - IA, letters vcr found
10 W. h. l. Albany u y ami
oyiu1o- b.s tu.- des.gt ted
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4 MYSTERIOUS CRIME INDIYLIGHT

. NAV rorND IN THE STREET DYING FROM FRAC-
TrrRrD sKuII-No CLUE TO HIS MURDERER.
Ccorce Hunter. age As, was found on Satur-
DIV t,r,oon lvins in front OF NJ. 100 East Thirteenth
st. badly Injured about the head. De was picNeu w ~
Tt,r,aa Harry foreman OF Hook and Ladder No s.
taken into the engInehouse, aud ATTENDED by phys
clan who stated at once that the mans skuh WIS
fractured In tho pocket OF tue ii9''ou
man was found an address inoica''hV INV
he had resided at tho Anthony House, OF NO. eo'
way and word WAS conveyed thither. lac P'oP''O
Immediately had Mr. Hunter conveyed u tho note' "'
attended until his death, which occurred on oua" -
no,, - ,, he rcn,aiuuc unconscious TO the eni' oh
,, - IN, WA found $40 70. aui few newspapers anu
letters As ho bad no relatives 10 the city, INC pro-!
for OF the hotel took charge OF tne rco'n'"'
and informed tho Coroner OF LIS ue'''' w
,aa, Tesslor viewed the body yesterday and
had q post norton examination NIUE Wiz"
,l in the belief that Lth resulted from the fra''
lure OF tie skull. CHASTITY confusion was ou'" 90
br., " lis mead AID on bis arms ".Fo uSt'oac' '"'
., &c n,i,llt lave been iu1 81 bT b.J"s OF
= ated ia the Office Of TIE - 1'"i ~ "iCI5
Sr Uuu,cr WAS employed, that ne hdi s'V inu % M
ch cSs -or TariOu' sA ~ % "a 70 nv0g IN viii Tho
t,o, 10 spree" Li;cr III me daV nc was olpu III
s'a,c Il uucoas' oi' a. 0A'cl'Io! ~ '"'
=. Ia..s 81. Coii - IiFt'e a. 81 49, -
49,. be va t:fcl bT some friends W l!s ~
few hnArs aherwiTI hr MAS Tteh ~ S".cr w. 40 40
,.. INN Isl. o. III. ortry ''' aI''t W 60 "i.
800. If rim !. los un'tl ls WIS iou Il uh''hsc'o's ~
"a. ,ooi OF tie steps ~ lbs hod'e lIe 'uD'cS sI'o
~. t ~ - fro.. l.t !rfs Vi:IOlt cXpeu nag muth
80 yvjtnout rayD" any disturbance. pllin'er
VINO was 1T work NJ. ~ SiIl ''F in'' o ."
H-ltvr sil4L-r ODD ~ tho l'"", u''' g." ,',' ~ ia -
,,'i.aJ no. T!,W.uld on the mead aud pn IN" 1iui-'
.oVeVcf IL Is tIougutsr3 TOO severe Z" nave NC ~
.,,.t ar. sy engaged sowing ire nv s'cry tuat G-
near. ~ ue case Coroner Kssicr VIII hoid an Inquest
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THE SUNDAY AMUSEMENT CONTEST.

An argument was heard in Common Pleas
Chambers by ChcfJustice DAILY, yesterday. upon the
inunctcp obtained by Atclph Neueniorf TIE proprie
tor OF tho Germania and siadt Theaers, against the
interference Of the police with the Sunday performances
The Injunction previously granted was temporary. and
the argument was upon the de@urrer entered by tho
Police Department Mr.. Wele. for Mr. Neuendorf states
that tho artists employed ut tho thcaters have
such religious teDets as viii permit them
per;orm Sand ys; that the performances consist
OF vocal aud dramatic representations inc musical ana
dramatic parts being chaste and decOrOuS; that at no
tine during these perlQrmapcss has breach of the
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A very important suit has been brought in
the Supreme Court 10y w W. WecUen ana others against
the ST. Pau! and Pacific Railroad Company. The plain
ts Dutch bankers. who took millions Of bonds
OF the St. Paul aud Pacific Company. With part OF this
money the Company purchased large amount OF iron
In England. shipped IL here, and when II arrived
deposited part Of it IN Woodruff d RObiHsons
stores In Brooklyn, aud the rest in other parts
OF the country. Tho iron consigned
10 member of the firm Of jay Cooke Co..
and lie pledged the warehouse receipts to jay
Cooke & Co.. who transferred them TO Jay Cooke
McCulloch & Co. OF London This the time of
JAY Cooke Co.'S failure and tho present suit is brought
on behalf OF Mr. Weejen and his associates and those
whom they had sold bonds TO sezc upon this the
claim that 1t not included In the mortgage ~ the
railroad, or that they had some equitable
right over the bonds. Ii appeared by the
affidavit OF the persons concerned that after Jay
Cooke co. had failed in order TO secure the Navy
posiIs to the house Of Cooke McCullOcn & Co.. which
had failed fhev pledged great part or this iron
over the Secretary OF the Navy. On motion yestr
day 10 continue The temporary injunction which had
granted TO TIC plantS, 1t was claimed that other
parties must he brought In, and that ali persons
innocent holders OF the iron. The nation argued
al length before Judge Lawrence and le has decided 10
continue the Injunction.
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peace been wed apprehended that the acts o, ,he
RESPONDENTS are as also the ACT Oh e
Legislature under whch they interfered vz An act 20
preserve pubic peace aud order OF inc mrs. u1 W
The week commonly called SUNDAY" Counsel hrguoh
mat the act cOnhcted with the Constitutions quI
tee Offeliglous freedom aud VITA Tue rec1'on a
ding more III IN one sld,ct 10 be- embraced 10 ncal
hill on The other hanI Mr. Hall argued, from drcsols
of the Court OF Appeals thar tho fa,ry and
su0io.tIv sated IN tho ttle. Decision was reserved
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nr, c, N, attention Of IN, court ,he ea.e u Auu. Lacbarme

fac. which he wiling t" init for the pur.ose Of IPeJhy
tri.I .oould be called Wednesday morning
STATEN ISLAND.
CAsnETON-Messrs. Westeryet and Reid, mem
Board Of BlgosOn have been appCnei com ntee "
rules AMI regulations r caryig Into effect the
provisions COrpusO Education &c, in this town. to report to
the POld at .as Village Clerks oGco on the l0h Inst
Supeaendens tn Of Richmond COsntr
Of lcepls the TSor Of the county, Tor TO
house o. AID the amount egsi'd for temporary rsc
was 5000 50.
EDoSwArTho Trustees have instructed The Trearer 10 levy
f sSs AM 1 Of H. f .o TG sc 3 .os
OF BIS duty fersons property not exempt under IAs ORDER
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CTy.-In reply TO the published state
Of T. H. Jones M which reelected secrecy the Rev JOHN
Gn4enrLg. the made public yc;.Ty communications IN
which he say. other things; The geucmn is eeAn at
iau h,t he prevented hy The laws Of OR Book az
the action of b for two ersrs occa IS opportunity "@s
Afforded him by the PIebytef the record, pan' sho" hen
the committee kT the prosecution announced h.t uY
We. ssoa =, 70 .s Their eG NJ n. , !So Ss5s
At h0e.y 10 a,o.e Az ne" 'e,'1ao' "aen '.es az 20
witnesses whose Ot Zee. gwen TO ne ,ceoel and tle9
il e % h.; OF se, of ,ae G.e r. Il.
20 - l s''aa.e to s' T'' ave, Es' o ~ 60 va ,J r,t r.
H. H. impres.'cn kat h" Arows a.;
S-I ,e,o'5J H. ie'.oI Of =. Vie e. i l..
W.. a.eI Jes ,It,1 a~ tq- i0a iVa 'lo ".e.''i .!
e.a, P..-, J. H1'a r.i e A. AGO p,.e Of q" ss ~
Wtetarlca o. Se- 70 n. VS. caa L., vec
C,as', >.c'-np ooDrr, huaoa VIE 1e"rci 'a'-
Iay4 (.l q "a ,,,5 ',-.sa - a.. t. 90
"'a ,.,sL-f 80 ''y'' -' Once o. y''s' @, ay w..
$500 tS,- 80 TO. ~ T., .-.r.' In 49,.
4. u~p..ss.l ale p ,. ol.l wi 4 ~ ,e- 30 10 o
.ia sua1ss p-- Ih-,e doors were biej 10 MAJ Or Of p'''
aal la,ars t4y ata1oci We vo.s iolos g.. 1e il-!'
81 s. aas acoael Of ipi'uua4e, the cy5.ae'
JaY eoa-l-i We .,9. h 49,, Ii i , ri ,s,gti co,s,,
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dropped. In the XVIII District there will be strong
contest Tho anu Office holders faction will do their
utmost 10 take from Henry O. Lsisk, WD g. Murray. aud
lie remainder OF the CusionuJuse faction the control
OF the affairs OF the district. They have held several
meetings. arc well orsanizsd aud hone To succeed.
There Is likely 10 he change IN tho delegation from the
XIXth Die ric IN qucnce or tbs dnicnces ncre.
Tue sha pest cJu6ict will undoubtedly 6o IN tine XXtSt
Assembly ID street, where the fscion headed by Wan.
Uav IT, has Joined issue with that heIded ny HarbVr
Master Thon pson. CRAWL le l.. ULwes, AID others.
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Gilsey House-Gov. Henry Howard OF hno9e lSlan ~
~sa Thom,. q Wees Of Hartford hr,ro0T hoas-T ID
Govcu PbsdePlis SD RId1e ,, p, pnD
Of FI1A Hoe-Barop fuSket Of Bsao enrY
OF Syraease, Capt jas H.
E.tsafst Ias and col Goddard Of Rhode Island hrPdk
Ro<l-Rear, fsusm Of NewHaven " Ssrtcdnt Ho1se-P'o A.
Of College. tlfrcHdOa HohI ID vel o.
rnosse 1fc'rcpotls HotciState Senator William Jhuon OF
III IL y. "
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HOME NE VS..
rRnMlNrNr ARRIvALs

yHaRnoMSTER- YESTERDAY. ar HuDyUrs. IN SSoAp"A' E
q.u-4O' Noou-4lo 3A n-43' Sdush'-S'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-08

D,LpwIy The Clothcr OF t'i5 city and
m hurIre and gy salesman ci.urays, add
iee,s them busy retailing ms anu boys cohuS G. o. d.
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For n irst-class dress or business HAT go
hfeo 10 the manufacturer EJrES4CagIo LID G4ssaIsL
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laHnv iBCeInrnta

Many druggists have BURNETr's COLOGNE.
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r..i.,o ..r,i,, ,h.; at the soement F7S.,'' ~.
.. I.,-.. BIZ. 4s.+ C. way u-l, I'd 'A' ~. "a " "
nj ...-, Hl. 4, tl,y Prc.lt.l., o sf e. 4l o-'"'
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BROOKLYN.

SoUTHOID-Justice Barnard of the Supreme
decided that vac regulations OF the School Trustees
Gown c,onaile in three psrclars d. That Trustees
provide place o. confinement hs
hut justice (2 the several
confinement mentioned except
place IN sad town" 90 That Ch.p Az the
Education &C does
House Of 6neInent TIE
sr0gae the penalties IEescb by the
10 ell meeting Of the Trustees
ThudAy next - adopted
Ry.rhs4 ami souLaH .ing probably be held
IN those
RErsoS Harrison og Independent Order Of I'd Peows will
nav internal Wait 70 Luc Lodge o thursday evening
Prof Carl OF tie German Boglb o has gDed
X take chtfge Of school Of The
f,et-res 10 th quarter The pro-.
posd sr1 company to be called Company o. and 10 be attached
L ID. "a Regiment "A movement Is foot TO Gre
before the Jersey authorities
proposed across the Psssae Centr. aud
foartbxye.
K..r d,rpg attempt a. bgbvsy robbery made
distance OF sb0W hundred rods when
Be who him terfli' blow with oohwood
bit which alarmed the neshborhood aud
hs sssalaut o,r immediately went Ia puTsat ard
before daylight srr-sng two
Pau 1SsAr ane NsR Thomas who tAkrp before Justice
W. Rogers BY whom seT examination they held 20
VI. eo9 TIE Grand !ury and In default OF bail we're commit
ted 10 the beeelf COenty Jsi d RiVorbead.
ISLAND Court Of Tn. ey eony,ped
Jedss Pesrse prsans and the District Attorney
Pnor 70 the the DArtct
oke OF ne bad eoSeiaoh n The CoRroom
fork pleaded guilty To esrge Of second
sentenced to Sing sing for ave and nne months
PIrcHodrE-A pAty Of surveyors Ia the enplornspt Of
ebs Southern Railroad Csnpsny working y.T east
sEd sutysy route f,as d.,
RVehesd TIT capital Of suffolk Ceubty early spor
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES
ba mhar far Of ~ q.
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Inspector Kibbec seized yesterday, on board the
SYe Pans II baskets Of champagne which in the manifest
81 .heY vessel
The Rev Drs Crosby Taylor and Anderson viii
make .dde. opening the OPe Mission Tar tonight
~
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HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

YOSKRfs-The December term OF the Circuit
Oyer a.d Tef@ser for westeh County, besao
yvdsy Justice Pt presiding the County Judge Jasee, ofss
sseta 4heT ibe Vgs' preliminary preeetdipg' p'HA.On.y
, 1874-10-28

Speefal Dispatch to TIE Chiago I'rtbuns.
Lou1LyILLE, Ky., Oct 27.-Iho following are
the dispatches iu full received by the Courier.
Journal tonight regarding tho dastardly KuKlux
outrage in Shelby County:
"Sl1ELDYyILLE, Oct. 27---Your reporter, In COM
pany with tho County Attorney has apont Tho
dny investigating Tho outrage at the sccue Of The
occurrence. Tho investigatop howoyor,
brought to light fan additional facts. While
much moro IL known. such IL the reign Of terror
in tlat part OF tho cuunty that It
III exceedingly difficult to got enc to
communicate Ills knowledge Of tho terrible
Rlan. II waA reported this morning that tho
wounded woman lad ulnce died, but such is not
tho casa. We found lier resting comparatively
aasy, and apparently Il, n fAir WY to fecoyer,
The ALTAR ltas produced great oxctement aud In
dlgnatlon ill the community, bnt nlen uulY talk
With bated breRth. aud scarcely yu,l.uro 10 ex-
press an oiisio4 without irst imposing pledge
OF secrecy"
FuaNKTong. Ky., oos. 27.-Your correspondent
called OIL Gov. l.cs|lo Tonight to ohtaiu hls
viewa and Intentions rolatiro 20 tho recent Ku-
klHx outtageH III Sholby County. Tbs Governor
has as yet Ind TO official in1ormut,ou Of tho
outrage. aud laH heard nothing further tlnu
what waa pnbliAhcd in the toutie,-J Journal
tl!s morning. 1lo Las, however, plnead hi,naeIf
Ii communication with tho County Juugo of
Shelby County ii reference to ll.e outrage, aud
the pubic cAn vary we'll untcrAtuua f,1iu ,ytut
bus rccautly hnnpBnea ln uarla1l, Owen, aud
nteathitt Counties !" hut puoA u t.op ~ that on
A!a pars ncauA. Indeed, 1t Gun easlly bo aeeu
, 1874-10-28
BOARD Of EDUCATION.
Figures Of the School Census for 1871.
Supt. Piokard on the nigh~school
Changes.
The First Assistants.

The Boarl Of Education mot Inst evening,
prcsidont nchhorg in the clair.
THE DEAnpORN PROPERTY,
AEroposttion was received from A. L. Cracker,
Of Chicago to purchase tho Dearborn scl,uol lot
at 200 ror front foot, and was referred to tho
Committee OF Sohuol Fund Property.
4 petition for tho immediate erection OF a
building Oh tho school site purchased at Nicker-
Ronvills was rcceyed and raferred.
FlnsT Ab51sTASrs.
Inspector Clarke called the attention OF tue
Board to the injustice OF ts action IN voting to
establish the olhso OF First Assistant iu the
public schools. Having v'tcd with the minority.
ho could not moyo reconsideration, but he
urged thas, az both verbal and written agree-
moats had boen made with the tcaohors, it was
unjust 10 dlspouse with their services in auch
sudden manner, and With SO lricf warning,
ue hoprd tbe vote would bo reconsidercd, aud
tlat tAo Board would deal justly aud fairly with
thoir teachers.
On motion. the vote Was rcoonsidered, where
upon Inspector Covert moved to abolish tho
otce Of Fl!st Assistant, but to retain mud ny
ea'aFies OF those now u thu position until the
euu Ut the fiscal yoar. This motion prevailed.
THE SCHOOL cESsus
taken by pr. CEase, tho School Agent, up to
0cs. l, 1874, waa submitted. as follows:
Ifte following tube shows tha population Of
tho various divisions OF thu city duIlug t,ttcla cut
years, Gr0u 1853 to 1874:
, 1874-10-28
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.
Meeting OF tic Rilinots Grand Division
at Morris.

Meeting OF tic Rilinots Grand Division
at Morris.
Special Dtsrutch to The Ch:eapo Tribune.
Menus. ILL.,, Oct. 27.-Tho Grand Division Of
the Suns ot Temperance of tho stase Of Illinois
assembled in this city Ut o'clock to-day. Grand
Worthy Patriarch. the H~n. W. T. Hopkins re-
culicu the chair. Nearly III! tho officers OF tho
body, and quito = 1argo number Of representa-
t4vrs, were in atteudauee. The rogula rroutlno
OF business copnoytod with Che opening OF tic
Qnnuai session mas tsansactcd, and new lcpro-
seutGt.yes wcra initiated.
6ovorai appeals from suborlinnte Divisions
wcre presrntcd and appropriately teierrel.
Communications were rend mud properly dis
posed al.
I ho Comnistec on Credentials reported tho
number Of Divisions in npcration. Select
Committee, coroi8sing Of Representatives. Sny-
der. of Fulton. aud Bravman mud Van Conlt, Of
Chicago, upon tho revision md coditication OF
tho by-lnws md rules of the Grand Division.
submitted apr!ntod report thereon. Tho coll
eidcfas.on OF the report was postponed till to-
morrow afternoon.
Tic Grand Division then went into Committee
On the State Of tho Order. Addresses were made
BY Representatives, Moulding, Drsymau, Va !
Coult. Young, KICK, Albcrti, Mcfarland, md
DiAcrs.
adjourned til! "Wednesday morning at o'clock.
, 1874-10-28
DECLINES TO TELL.

New YoRE Oct. 27.-ln the case of ". r. G.
Shanas. one OF the editors OF tue New Yurk
Tribune, wherein an appeal had been takau
from tho decision Of Judge Fanchcr discharging
County. the Suplome Court. at It's general tcrsu,
has given All OF inlou, ordering that Shanlss be-
,cnitted to the custody Of Tho Kings County
Sheriff. The case originated in the ,efuBal Of
Sha of 70 eve .he Gaaa ~ Snry OF btooSyn tue
ARTICLES in the Tribune. upon which Information
the pelton claiming 10 DO libelcd proposed to
base an ac'i ion Of law,
, 1874-10-28
THE COTTON 'CfOp,

Mo1uIE, A]n.. Oct. 27.-rmoyo counties In
yield tt 1t per cent; ~ oouuties report q d.
creaHoef o5 per cont. Tho crop will bo picket.
cual.ur End aasllcr than usual. lirleon counting
in snshihSippl ropust I'm average decrease Of ua
rcr CIT. Lowudsu County sAoMs III incroaao Of
81 Dol csnt.
, 1874-10-28

Crime In Ek,stateaikcc, Ill.

KANKAKEE ILL.,, Oct. 27.-Tho negro burglar
shot last Wednesday night by George Rcei il
still alive, bus is surely aud gradually growing
worse. Tho physician entortains no hupo of re-
coycry. On Sunday night le confessed to etll
another burglary, which hc had previously do
nicd. When tho whulo truth is known. 1t ls bo-
ltoycd ho will inlp!icato parties living hero.
An attonloL waa mado laAt night to enter tho
WOODEN mill. Tho ondeavor was frustrated by
tho breallug Of tho key uaod 10 tho lock.
, 1874-10-28
Tho arnn,moth sscunfcr Persian.

The r,ous!cr .tmr Persian. Of Cleveland, arrived at
LaI IN boar, cargo Of 1,3oO tons Of coal, nnd was
DRIVING il es Ss r'1 fd4 GUY a 5y w,sws9 Msst 9s's an
iamnc,ed nst July Biice she went Into commission
.ho hus Scen In liz iro.oso rao between Lake sn-
pcrior aud Lake Etc ports. llsr dimensions fol.
iowot hid, II feet: between da:ia, 9 fcrt. sho Ii
i,Ga3 tons Du,dtn. new nuasureMent and 1t ia calc-
has io.foo 6.incl whcel wAe Is lie largest carried
hy Any ycstcl on tic tksa 1t ia driven by two high
rFesstro engines. 27zU Shc has two boilers, EACH IL
xu,5 feet. 8he haa four nnhta, and r. Miror3gEcd
hro,lglout. SHE Is also Atteh with stcaiahoieting
tppazatur, nit all modern appliances III tho way Of
ttfariuy gear ctc shn will 60 back wilh cargo Of
co{u
, 1874-10-28

spewncrs' Strike at Norwich, Conn.
NonW1cu, Conn, Oct. 27.~-Tho mulo Bp,nners
In tla Baltic Mills belonging to the sprasue
estatc rafuHcu to accodo to the proposed reduc-
tlon of wages 10 per cont when running on full
limo, md utrlck. Tho mill consequently shut
,l.,ctlon III el,ort time. nov help will be cm-
ployGd und worked.
, 1874-10-28
Vessels t'nsscal Fort I1urnr

Toni HunoN, Mich. Oct. 27-DowN-rrops Cotor-
hdo Jay Holhl, AM!eule aud bargas eclrs Quaylo,
l. llama, II. 9. Winslnw.
k.eben lid rsrs iiasse Trxns E
4. Maycs. uuing Star, Ann!o yonght, Netta Woavcr,
Jennie Wits.
N1ND--Eorthwcst; light. Weather fair.
ronr lunoN, Mich, Oct. IL 1yoning.-DowN--
Props ont'da, q. joseph. ,Manieeo; ecl!s tn;Eie
Jones' E1presr Lilo Han illon Cameron, EaKle M,rE
Monterey, ]. ". Doanc, Cros.hwaitc, City Of tho
Btratts, narittnl,, Angus Smith, MontAu9 SHnynidc
Cummings, Fitzgerald, John Dunn, Queen c1sy.
Ccco!ia.
ur-r1op cofanberry and tow tchra rortcr, waud.
W1Hp-NUrthtaAt,
, 1874-10-28

hcludo; To Duffa!o~-sehrs a. j. nosorr T. g. AIo.t,
tinsrart. and Miana {yfser1ay nttornoo,>. MI gchr
T. D. saw, or, wheat VI AZ, 10 Oswcgo-a.hr Jel-
iins, whcas q IT, 70 Msra,sto, g. hr Lotns. corn
sho Gnree. Graves. n:aci, md sci,r Laura 13eli w
wheat at Milwaukee, for Buffalo 1t 80. Tho schr
Eranch Palms taken III tho afcruooh for cuo bu
wheat 10 buffalo at 4Ec.
, 1874-10-28

WAsr1saroS, D. G.. Oct. 27.-For the NORTH
vest, rising barometer, northeast to northwest
wio.is ,vieui:ns aud partly cloudy cold weather.
For kho Upper Lalcs aud thence to Missouri,
tAlling barometor, uurtAeasterly winds, cloudy
weather, aud rain.
LOCAL oDsEnvAT1oNa.
, 1874-10-28

fror, TIM Govrfro,'B conyrraatton OF, tho subject
tint !lo Inns hcau deeply moved by thu ,l,ioxpoo-
cd Intelligence. md .taat as soon as 1t
Ia o!liuay confirmed bv tho County otlicors
lo will purauo tho Same encrro:ic oot,rSo towards
bringing tho rnl.l,andod outlaw to conden
punla1.nont that lla has takui in niniInr cnnea
oiaowllcro. lIo has Bunlo bopo that tho affair
may DO mn exaggerated ono But In any event,
power vested In him NJ Chief Executive Of the
Uomnonwoatll to gut down lawoas nud blooty
vinlcnco In Shelby, nnd o9ory oti,cr county Of
Kontucky whero they may crcop out.
, 1874-10-28
Illinois 4 nrtchfgnn Canal.

nnIn1rronr, H., Oct 27.--ARntvi:Dsw.;Et ~;
69.Cco lis seed b. r. Wright, Mhrrts, 9tlo !t corn,
6dt, ~ oats T. lyDurn, aurtcilrs' a'4eo eu corn,
65.t0) III scpu.
ClI.l.sp-uen. Sherman, Joliet, 8s.3G # lumber.