davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1874-11-11
SENATOR POMEROF'S TRIAL.

THE CASE CALLED YEsTERDAY-PoMERoY CoNFI-
DENT.
BURLINGAME, Kas., Nov. 10.-The Pomeroy
case was called here today aud postponed until morn
ing when, things now seem. 1t will DO proceeded
with Pomeroy is here with counsel and oi-tlme sup
porters great force, aud the town ia crowded with
witnesses POmeroy says ho IL ready for ria ana de-
carcs that he will make warm for Senator Ingalls, At
proper Tue Iuli Of rumors as 10 bribery
Jurors aud Ike and there doubt of exciting
times before the week ended.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-11

Of navigating the Gulf and River St. Lawrence during
the Winter months. After hearing Mr.. sewells views
to the feasibility of the scheme and the great advan
tage that would to Quebec from Winter naviga-
ton OF the st. Lawrence, the following resolution was
adopted:
That the practcablity Of navigating the River St.
Lawrence to the during the Winter has been
the subject OF discussion and has by qualified persons
heen pronounced possible. THIS counsel having heard
f. W. Sewells statements the subject do make appli
cation to the Government OF the Dominion. praying that
II Will grant such encouragement to Mr. Sewe as Will
enable him thoroughly test this important question
New-York tribune., 1874-11-11
TIE CROPS IN EUROPE.

sANoRABIE PROSPECTS OF ROOTS WHICH ONCE
SEEMED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO AN ADVANCE
IN THE PRICE OF WHEAT
LONDON. Tuesday, Nov. 10, 1874.
1he marx Lane Express says that the weather
sne past week has been mild Roots, which at one time
seemed hopeless, now show ncons derable crop
MOISTURE was wanted In abundance, but there is now
some apprehension ios' Vexe'aton may 70 fast
In consequence OF the absence Of ice every
port keeps open and shipments are hastened Foreign
arrivals and dampness OF the weather operate against
m advance in the price of wheat. Not European
market notes rise. while 10 many there has fall
n shilling. Continental speculaors and shippers are
hanging back Notwithstanding reduction In freights
New-York tribune., 1874-11-11
KANSAS.

OFFICIAL RETURNS FROM FIFrYFOUR COUNTIES.
ATCrIIsoN, Kansas, Nov. l0.-The official re-
from 81 counties and accurate ieturns from the
remaining l6 show Osborn5 majority for Governor to be
4S22 In the Ist Congressional District the official re-
turns from 2i counties and from the
others show Phihpss majority for Congress TO be $751;
New-York tribune., 1874-11-11
MASSACHUSETTS.
-. = ann
GAsTON's MAJORITY OVER o,U'
r-o,, T1< cpriaof,lf RruubliCIr

FTOm
The whole vote of the State f0Ots up as
follows CASTOR, 5901 Talbot S92i3; Andrews Qabor
reform), 1OO Gastons plurality over Talbot. 6655;
CastOns majority, 55S Toe total vote Ia 1SJ2H-over
5000 above years, when Washburn had 50 lS5 to
1880 for Gastonand but 1906 short OF the Presidential
vote In ls72 when Grant had 7422 majority. or the
b36Ol additional votes, 1854 went ~ Castor, while
Talbot had .O60 than Washburnthus trans
forming years majority OF 1888 against CASTOR to
6,55S In his favor.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-11
ILLINOIS,

OFFICIAL RETURNS FROM TIE FIRST AND SECOND
DISTRICTS.
CHICAGO, Nov. 10.-1he official count of the
vote the lid District Illinois, gives Harrison (Dem)
a majority Oft.
CAulfeld's Dem) majority in the Ist District Is co.,
The count OF the lIId District is not yet Completed
New-York tribune., 1874-11-11

sReGected Democrats, 8; Republicans. N the
didates are not incIuded! 1sf5-Ist District Lyon IA
than (Deml, 81 I'D. John Boyd Dem.). 4s; Ntn a. ~
With, onion Mcneil (Dem.), 221 With, James Cur
ran. jr. (Deln), i43 and 65 for John Lee tDeml lSt
WITH Van DuZer, 1872 In the lid District, under thc
head Republican, the vote for Resrdon Qnd) llil Is
placeQ,
New-York tribune., 1874-11-11
COLLISION ON LAKE MICHIGAN.

DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 10.-The schooner
J. d. Sawyer bound down, and the Lady DiI,rin boand
up, coded last night ten miles below Poiut al Pelee.
Tho latter reached here in q sinking condition. The
SAWYER proceeded Damage, about tsoa
New-York tribune., 1874-11-11
rREroHrs AND RAILROAD COMPANIES.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

WLLIAMspoRT. Penn, Nov. 10.-Tbe Lum.
berman's Exchange to-day appointed committee OK
Ave TO confer with similar committees from other organ
xatons In the State for the purpose Of taking active
measures 10 stop undue discrimination IN frsishsa
rged Nv railroad cOmpaAtoA
New-York tribune., 1874-11-11
WINTER NAVIGATION OF THE ST. LAW
RENEE

QUEBEC, Nov. 1o-A special meeting of the
Board OF Trade held to-day for the purpose Of
hAAEng the views of w. seveIl on the prsctcabibty
New-York tribune., 1874-11-11

The Connecticut Homeopathic Society met I.n 10
Hsrtori ves<rdsy Several pspso Sss tsessssa' ss' w
sdioursss Mi sssS hao
New-York tribune., 1874-11-11
THE PERSECUTION OF MONTENEGRINs.

THIRTY OF TIE LEADING AssAILANTs CAPTURED.
TRIESTE, Tuesday, Nov 10. 1874
The Turkish authorities of Scutari have cap
tured 80 of the leaders in the outrages peperated on
the MontenegIin Christians in PodgOritza.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-11
A STEAMER LOST AT SEA.

FoUNDERING OF THE KING LEoPoLD-TwENTY PER-
SONS DROWNED.
LONDON. Tuesday. Nov. 10, 1874.
The steamer King Leopold of Newcastle has
foundered sea. and 20 persons board were
drowned.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-11

have been be notedito appear before the board
Another Committee. consisting OF Messrs. Monhemer'
Kehr and Vance appointed to receive all protests
which may be handed in. The work TO be done was APP
portioned, by Assembly Districts. among the memoer'
follows:
New-York tribune., 1874-11-11
NEW-YORK
OFFICIAL RETURNS FROM CHAUTAUQUA COUNTY.
MAYvILLE, Nov. 10.--The official returns of
Chautauaua County are as follows:

DIX WhJort} .......''.........'....-... ...ItV
Darheys m'JoFity :.....-----..-..-.....2So0
hifRpatricks majority 1857
Johusons majority ty.........................2l l6y
For Congress, Allen has $50 majority Sessions
For Assembly, Hinckley (Bep) IL majority over
Moss and Edison (DeiD.) has 225 majority Eikns
COUNTING TIE MUNICIPAL VOTE-ORGANIZATIoN OF
THE BOARD OF CANvAssERs.
The Board OF Canyassers organized and
began their official duty Of canvassng the returns OF
the municipal yesterday with an evident deter
miua,ion TO perform IT as quickly as possible The
members the Board OF Supervisors In the County
Clerks office at and then proceeded to the Gen.
eral Term room OF the Supreme Court where they or
ganized by the choice OF Richard Flanagan as Chair
Assistant clerks sergeantstarms messcu gers
and doorkcepers were appointed. and number of
resolutions for the guidance Of their PROCEEDINGS we're
adopted They resolved that there should be quorum
'na' they would receive no packages OF returns not
properly indorsed that all questions arising aud pro-
test~ shouid he decided the last day sitting
ana that no vote should cast out fog the lack of an
initial or improper spelling. A Committee consisting
of Messrs hey, Billings, Gilop were wppo,utsd 10
supervise the correction OF returns or Who
New-York tribune., 1874-11-11
TOtals....... . oJ4R 3g7

Iotals....-.- - - 3 323R .. go. 1397R.
Mai0rities. .... 2,i5I 2,4S7R. 1,0i9 -.
~KeGlccted Democrats, 6: Republicans. 3; Demo
cratic gain tine Board of CAnvassers rel cted the
city box Belevc, and counted only the vote OF tc
township box which makes loss of 100 Democratic
votes.
OFFICIAL RETURNS FROM HUDSON COUNTY.
The vote for Assembymen compares IA follows with
in 1873 Democrats in italics and Republicans III
New-York tribune., 1874-11-11
QUEENS COUNTY OFFICIAL CANVASS.
NEW-JERSEY.

OFFICIAL VOTE OF ESSEN COUNTY FOR AsSEMBLYMEN.
The official vote OF Essex County for Assem-
bymen compares follows with that OF last year
Hlernncrata In italics and Repnblicans In rOmanl:
New-York tribune., 1874-11-11
SANITARY REFORM.

THE PUBLIC HEALTH ASSOCIATION.
OPENING OF THE ANNUAL MEETING AT PHILADELPHIA
INFANT MORTALITY DISCUSSED BY PROF HENRY
New-York tribune., 1874-11-11

FOr CODRrtsE, AIItu nat I,bIU uINOry SessOns.
For Assembly, Hiuckiey (RepJ has IL majority over
Moss. and EdsOn DelD) has 225 majority Eikins
, 1874-01-24

Walnut st. lo1 II Of Wcateru ~, 4 oox1a3 II, dat
ed Jan. 7; consideration, f4.600. .-
Warren ay, 110 It W ut noboy Ht, I, 22H112t6 #,
dated Jan. 9: consideration, $780,
A,at,s ii, l50A{ It Of Laaln. +, 1dxtBa s.1o H.
dated jan. IA; consideration, 900.
Van Durcn a., Il cor Winchester nv, q (, 48x7D It,
dated Jan. 10; consideration, 5000.
Tho pro,lsea No. A74 Weat Taylor It, datod ssps. g.
1878 considcratjont $4,000.
Ashland nv, bot Twcuty-Ars and Twontv. .aecou,l st.
# 1904 fcot to alloy, dated Doc. a. 1873; conaidcra-
ton, Slo,G00.
IT, dated Jan. Is consideration, Il ,s5O.
IT, u a7liosiso t. astod jan. II consideration.
#, dated Jan. g consideration, $4,000. a,,oo .
aatoil 5an. ID, is7a considerstion, $goo.
A's b. 81 e Hp ness S4ssy ~. a1''0 Z"
II, 1873 consideration, $l;21o. >.
Hs1 1S :,aps,;s na5sa + 9'sl'' IT.
jar. i; q conssiaeraton, Oil d r S q, u sd. D " ' ~
''afSa osoy ss IT, St Moaroe .nd Hdsns s,, tox
i2M T. w ~ lssSd ts; 5a I e taso.
puo Island AZ, 21s # 9 Of Wood At, 81 a41,oo H.
ecley 81, cor of Ja"k.on 1t, + 0oxloo II, dated
Jan. To-; consideration, $o,o00
dated ios be-. Il 10, 1873: 81 &c eonsiiefation $780,
Centrs ~ u of EiBhteontla 1t, o {, 2szl2s It,
dsted Jan. 81 consl,le,a.i1n, 81 soo
Lot 10. In alytns' ct hl. acres Of xHW 4aW4
Of 20 300 u, 3d. IL, daol jan. II; constellation
Lots A. 26 nn q, III Block .. III lake shore part Of
Lois u to no. ne Grove. dated Jan. al consideration
Two screa In sw cor Of nxnoH Soc. 20, 40, n,
dated Jan, "a: consideration, 81, $50.
, 1874-01-24

thnn 1872. This rapid augmentation ie I'M.
ncsljately ano 10 tho rac!hn overland railroads.
through wl,oHo ngency VIC have heon aho 10 1Nninth
regular aud ksoedy co.n,nunIcatton with tho world
eaat of The Rocky MounAinst mud made btrangors 70
uno4nalei climate. Tho nrrpaso Of population from
domestic SOURCES was undoubtedly guile cotl1oiis
rats with that 1btained from abroad, In 1871, tho
combined product Of Tho mines went of thu Rocky
Mountains s62, ,230, ,o1J wb!o In 1878 II reached
Yield OF tho paelAo uoast for any year Ike odo
of auccesa hns teon nocordo to all olher indnstries
The railroads hnvc developed our rcaoutceH With mag
fcal ctroct, and comforting innumerabo Loncn.e
upon nvcry ntercat tn tho state. They hafe brought
into market, NIT, rrnlyrcd available. mions Of acres
and lnve ruaed The production Of wlont from eight
and ha'f ona Of busllo'a In 1868, to over twenty
Avo and thirty nilitona lii 1871 III" 1875 md by rrea-
ent indications toud to establish the toIfef tat with
supply uf lp uAunl spring raa, the crop Of 1874 Will
cyua 40 900 1U0 bushels, which could nHyer 10 mar
kotcd without tla r1llroAda
rUltK PACKING.
Tho Daily Commercial Bulletin gives tho fol-
lowing Statistics Of tho Log packing Of tho
Wuut+
, 1874-01-24

scllor April, 'sY.65@o.oo. ereon hams Mt 81
@g4o for 10 nnd IL ID averages; sweot
plokfcl hamR. g@10l1os. dry salled nonts,
loose. at 5o6o for shoulders, 7A@71o for
SmIsIsdi I ss Ii. s s. 'fss fsr ssss sos ssstf fG
preos. rt .' areen meats e. lower thar saltea DO.
Meats for February delivery sliado hlghor,
for Mnreh delivery, 96o higher and tor
Sss5 S9a,$$5S! s;s5s oossss %ss' h ,,g saiST
low. 76p71Sc; greaeo. auotaiie9 ut 1905.
SaloB worn roportod Of ESQ bEls moss pork
at $14,25; 600 brls do seller February Of Rl4.4
b0U brls do ut $l4.40; 600 brls do at 514 30 900
sl4.s5; 6oo br!s do seller April at Ist5:25; Al
tos lard country At 98.75; 600 tcs 90 roller
February II sD.it; 800 tcs do uollor Mn,oh ut
81. as Goo tcs 10 Ut s0.42}}6; .4,760 tos do a.
$O.4O 800, 900 lbs shoulders Bonor February at
6eSo goo, ,G00 lbs do eoltor April at exc; 10
s5.45 l2o,oo5 lbs sheIt RI sibs et 7No; 1o9, 600
caali !; l40 boxes Cumberlnuds $50 1ts) at Peoria
at So; 1900 pea groom hams (1o lba) at %;
2 900 lbs do go lba) at &c; 400 tcs sweotpickcd
hams {l0 1bs) at 101o; 5u tce do ut loc.
Flour WAS Ia rather bestcr demand, Oh export
account, though far from being active. and was
al,ndo cnglor. Exporters would only taio hold
at concessions, Witch most holders would not
make. uouce light trading. Tho markot closed
dun, but not uuotably lower. Bran was firm.
Bnlos were reported Of 60 brls spring extIas ai
Srs % do at t sS.75; zoo brlB do at $3.50; io6 br!B
do dow at $500; 2Q0 br]B do at $476; 2o0 brla
do at 47O; 4UU brlB OH priyate tclns; 25 brla
rye as s4.50. Total. |, ,d95 lrla Alao, 10 tonH Of
bran, to arrive, at 314.5b OIL track; 10 tons mid
dlinga at e17.00 OIL track. The following Woro
, 1874-01-24

The following Instruments wero filed for
xesoyl On Friday, Jan. 23:
CITY PROPERTY,
Wabash ~, cor Twenty y-utnth st, " I, undivided
one-half of 111Xx19s 310 II, dated Jan " conadera-
Aon, Sal 900. .....
Twentieth II, 2a0h II W OF Throop, n {, 2sxl0o It,
with improvements, dated Dec. 20, 1875; eonsdera-
tlon, t4.QQQ,
, 1874-01-24
COMMERCIAL.

FRIDAY EVENING, Jan. -:
The following were the reco1ptH aud shipments
Of tho leading articlos Of produce in Chicago
during tho paat twenty.four hours. and for tho
colrespon0ing date one Yoar ago:
, 1874-01-24
CHICAGO DAILY hAnKET.

FRIDAY EVENING. ian. 2s.
ALQouOL-Was more active aud steady at ti.0l@
1gi.. H.. j..
, 1874-01-24

u0GS--ulrtnB tho forenoon there was no material
chaugo In tho market as compared with yesterday.
Local aud outside buyers took hold freely al pricol
ruled steady and firm at for poor 10 choice,
later n Tho dnyIhe appt proving i'aeqnetea
murket advanced &c, Tho qual1ty, though by no
means aa gool tho trado required, was above td
average of tho past 1afaozen days. theru bulng ora
choics mud fcwor poor 1ots CullB" Hold to Chicago
butchers at - io@A common to medium eraaoa 1t
estrS fsichea s5so H. srnhorn CO. ssing four W Or
flve carloads nt thut figure The market closed arla.
, 1874-01-24

New Yong, Jan. 29.-Money vory sasy at st@4
per cent. ........
Imports Of dry goods for the week, 81, 291,-
G42.
Customs receipts, S405, 1000.
sverl,ny rnther weak, Ut s4.s311 FOR sixty day,
anl S4.BGI for uight.
tsold cloaod at 11l1I, aftor selling ut 1850
11l5s.
Carrying 1ates were and C..
Tho Treasury tlisburaemonta were $149, 900.
OiearinRa, $A4, ,000, 900.
GoyotulnentB quiet aud firm.
6taie bonds quiet. ....
Btocka dull aud weak In the forenoon. Late
In the day the market was buoyaut On account
of tho settlement OF the Lake Shoro Railway with
tLa Union Trust Company, and prices advanced
Il to ~ PER cont, with Lake sAure leaaing ths
liss, aud Western Union, Union Pacific, and paci-
Go Mail uc1t III point of interest. Tho sales be-
tw. on 10 and 2 o'clock were $1,000 sharog, OF
which Is, QUO were Western Union, 2l.00o Union
Pacific, 10000 pacitic Mail, aud 25,0o0 Lake
Shore.
Sterling, S4.8411&.
, 1874-01-24

1tut4, .4otcuf 1s1tV
. CATT!4E-1t waa Q dull Hay lii thla branch OF tho
livestock market, aud prices wcak all around,
al Tor noa grades trie lower. Tho frcsh recetpta
wnro llght conparud with the previous days Of tho
weak eat thoro wore enough stale cat.1p 10 4wai tho
supply 10 aonla 1000 hea!-n number which proved
argo! cIcessiye. New York, Albany, Buffalo, and
other EASTERN markets were reported dull and lower,
aud consequently shippers would not continue opcea.
tlons except at something Of reduction from forno,
rates. Concessions Of 25335o were askcd, hut. aayo IN
1solatea cascs, wero not granted, 16@20c being a.
Mnch OF dectlue aB lpfders would submit to. 1esa
taan half the offerings fouul buyers and looks
though lower urcca would proyal tomorrow Enlaa
wero at $2.16tG5.0o, principally at 81. A.2J@5.25.
~ QUOTATIONS.
Extra ncoves-6radnd ateets, averaging 1,{o0
Ohoico Deovea-Flpc, fat well formed 3ycar
l,4oo 6.ao@5.eo
Good Bcaycs,-Wcll- -fatteuel, nnely formed
steera, averaging 1,aJ TO 1850 lbs ..... .00 $40
Medium GradGs-Stctrs In FUR lGslI, nYrr-
ngiug 1.11D to 1900 observation-disclosures. lbs. 4T0@475
Dutchora' Stock-Conlnon to fair steers,
and good to extra cows, for city slaughter,
averaging $50 to 100 lbB. g25G3425
Stock Cattle-Com1uon cattle, In decent
aeuh nveragng 100 TO 1850 s........... 3oos4oo
stagE, bulls. and scalawug stecrs.. 1.76@2fs
Cattle-Texas, choice cornfed. ......... 4a5tGA Is
Qatt1c-Toxas, sn.nnlefcd North 3.0JGiJ,5U
Cat.lc-Toxus. through droyca. ......... 1.7jN4 rs
, 1874-01-24


WINS gbt. naa prices wero no moro tAan sas.asnsA.
Choice milton qualities may be qotea ut s5.o0Ga535,
medium to good at s45oS475, and poor to common 1t
EAST LIBERTY, PA.
Special pi,peh % rae chlssao TttsaAs.
EAST 1IDEHEr. Jau. 23.-CATTLE-The rccalpta TOT
the week nntling Jan q 4o5 cars, assi head
again1t 3os cars for tho week before. Tlo suly Of
cttle for yurl sales hNs bron fair md tho tnarkps
strong At about last weeks pricee Exsra Nv 1a9 to
to l,a0o lts s.eers s150@j.75 common to medium,
1ono to lo9 ~ sleers stoekers, ~ so0 o
70 1u sss ssos sn9 3os s'T K, av se see
amounted to 2,394 head.
IIoos-Tho rtcs'rts for tho wec, were 2oa cars, Or
1G0 head, against 170'6 cars for ho week bsfero
Vt tue following prices, ans! 4 bgt few seng: Hsssa
Yorkers, $40; rough iorkers, ss.3o heaTy coarse
SI1EEr-Thc receipts for the week were sfN cars,
Or 800 head, against IS cars fos tue weef before
Thu supply haa been very heavy mud tug ssing low;
tcro aru about 1G loads uneol III tho ,narEet. Extra
y5 to 100 lts, $56o@60o: good. IS to 20 la. S5003
S'2'' tneala" **o'$ISe SnM iosR eRa'0n' s'0e'''"
NEW YoHn, Jan. 23.-sw1NE-"o-day's receipts
1850, mailing oso for four dasa, against 20 o9o fot
hc same s as wes Net Mothip u = d0'ne II
city, and GA6GI7c for Western.
BUFFALO.
Buffalo, Jan: 2s;moArTLE--necopts, e; ~, $50: totsl
for the week. 8l17. Tho mark It IL fiat, with nut sut.
cieut aalea to eztableh prictA. About 10 will bo
held oyer until no1t week.
slEEp AND LAuns-.Be:cipts. 400: total for tho
week, $500. The market closed loavy at yesterdays
prices Tntro will 10 a:out Is cpr-loas held oyer ln-
i, next week. Tho balanco will be shipped East In
first hnnds.
Total for tho wcel 200 against ~ Geo for The satns
time luat wcel. Tic market Ia slow hut frm York;
crs ho'sy @ lDgs s Ss5se9o 9 But fsT
AMI almost entirbly NEGLECTED,
, 1874-01-24

CHICAGO,
TR1pAY EVENING, Jan. %.
Tho receipts Of 1.-Two stock during The weak hayo been
, 1874-01-24

:. There WAS fair amount Of trading IN the at"
teruoou, the leading produce markets ruling iirm
and higl,or. uu1or fayoruble adyices from New
York. Wheat advanced W, selling ct $l.29a!@
lax seller February, closing at the outside,
md Ut $l.271f Bclisr March. Corn wns ALSO 70
hiehor, selling at 679]@bSAo for .t February 9f !;
-ail closing 81 tho outside. Mess pork ana lard
were tlrmoF. sulos include 2,000 br|s mess pork
at SLABS seller February 25Q lrla DO at s1i.so
solcr Maroll; 750 tcs lard at s9.l2t1 seller Feb
ruarY, aud QUO tcs do y. $o.40 aollar Ma1oA'
, 1874-01-24

Decrease. GS3,295 ....: i48st.s0o
Az the principal portion Of trading tn tho provision
calculation may bs tnEde Of the production Of these
articles in the aggregate for the two soasoe allowing
proporttolate REDUCTION i weight, " Tho returns Of
tlu two seasouA iudicale, as folluws:
jfops No. 4lp. t6s. 1okti. lts
187o-3. .6.0MiG40 !g9 9423,24Q
,304,3a5 l5l B00,0s0,u-o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-22
Foreign Notes.

ARBITRATIoS OF THE BIG COTTON STRIKE.
LONDON, September 22-Work has been re-
-umed by the mill operatives at Bolton pending
the result OF the arbitration of the differences
between them and their employers, which will
he announced on the 3lst of October.
WENDELL PHILLIPS INVITED TO THE CO-OP-
KRATIVB CONGRESS.
At meeting of the cooperative bOsrd of
Manchester, il was resolved TO invite Wendell
Phillips TO attend the annual cooperative con-
SIess in London.
RUSSIAN CONCESSION TO THE MRNNoNITKs.
ST. PETERSBURG, September 22.-The Rus
sian government, on account of the extensive
emigration OF the;Menn, mites has undertaken 70
exempt members OF the sect from actual mill.
'sry service, but still holds them liable 10 do
duty ss hospital attend ants and surgeons. The
Mennonites OF the Voigs district will probably
all consent to remain under III ese conditions.
CHLBswIG-HoLsTEIN AGAIN.
LONDON, September IA dispatch TO the
Pest from Copenhagen positively denies that
the Danes have been elected from Schleswig-
Holstein.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-22
The War In Cuba

CALINTo GARCIA CApTURED BY TREACHKRy
AND NOT IN BATrLR.
NEW YORK, September PA letter from
Havana SAYS the truth in regard 70 the reported
battle IN which the insurgent leader, CAlxto
Garcia, was captured ana thtrty-siN Insurgents
were reported killed, is really - foilows:-A
.ruce Of ten days hsd been agreed upon be-
tween the Spanish commander OF the district
General Marin, and General CalNto Garcia
TOT the adjustment OF certain QaestiOns, and
Garcia and hts Officers appointed place for q
corterCnce. The place OF meeting becoming
Known 70 some Spanish officers. among them
captain aura, the latter, being unable 60 re-
set the prospect OF promotion, obtained permits
sion nom his superior OF ser 90 take
one hundred men and attempt 20 cap
ture Garcia, in which he succeeded. General
GarciR's mother resides here, and calling upon
Captain General COncha she obtained permis-
zion - telegraph 90 President SerrAno, asking
him 70 sps-e her sons life.
ATTkMfT TO AesASSINATE CAPTAIN GENRRAI
CoNCHA.
An attempt WAS maie 70 shoot Captain
Genersl COncbs one evening last week az his
sun mer residence. Three shots were fired at
him. His residence is always guarded by vol
unteers, and some Of them are suspected Of the
attempt M On his life. The matter has been
frshed up a. far rs possible.
ANOTHER FORCED LOAN.
IL Is reported that the gOvernms snt intends 20
make another forced loan Of : 4 500 900 from the
banks within ten DAYS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-22
A TERRIBLE NEW jersey TRAeEny-

n TERRIBLE NEw JERSEY TRAGKDY.-JOhn
Crow, formerly city hall ianitOr OF Patterson, !,
y. J., attacked his wife with razor yesterday,
and sftef inhicting serious injuries cut his own
throat v it'll The same weapon and died in about
An hour. The woman had been supporting her
husband for some time. Last week Mrs. Crow
cecidC that she could not afford % support him
any longer. They talked the matter over at
tht ir home at No. - Jasper street, and decided
TO sci ara te. on Thursday Mrs. Crow moved
tie furniture tC apartments she lad secured in
Congress hail, where she took four of the chill
dTCn. Grow went 20 live with Mrs. Smith, the
mother q John X. Smith, living al Fair and
Main streets. About 10 a. ~. YESTERDAY Crow
told h's SOD, aged ten years, 10 20 90 Congress
hail 8ud tell his mother that be would like %
zee her. AZ soon as she came Crow took a razor
out OF his rocket, opened 10 elOwly, aud after
looking at it IN silence, made q sudden strike at
his wife, who ren as she saw his intention He
cut her hands Gnd arms several timss. but failed
ID cut BeT throat Crow then cut his own
throat, and died in an hour. His wife Is danger
ously wounded, but will probably recover
NclC York T1ibUne, 18th.