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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-26

RIM Hrepue HoteI-SenatOr X. e. Fenton of
Jamestown H. Anthony Of Rhode IslsId Congress
IIubben Of Michigan, Gov. G. jenkins of Georgia
Judge w P,sca Of Texas eICongslan Porter Sheldon OF
jamestown n Y, and er Congressman o. Mlcu OF Utica Bre.
roorf Ho-SeBator am b. Ason Iowa, Conyrem unel
Iooper Of Boston Union Sqde H0Coa
GRESHAM j. w Klnger Of Pennsylvania HropO HoL
leui John G. bnson Of Bnghamon Grand tcal HoteI
James Of Massachusetts ard Col
mel K Dawson H0te' Brynscek-Mr Won WeseBbeg
Ma,ter from the Netherlands Washington Gitsy HoHses
Ci,it Of NIch0ls Hobi-the HON George o.
NON of Utah - Clarendon Hoi-Ain Poo, the spaub Minister
Hon he Admiral eI The city last evening Tor Newport
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POLICE NOTES.

Elizabeth Hare, age years, fell from the fourth.
tory No. 7j7 dVe the rear Tar and Was
instantly klled.
An unknown man fell in fit ut Hudson and
YESTERDAY talen the Twctg cgah Precinct
From oGAi
name Is supposed TO be Pstdck Rogers
Julia Wordenet, little girl of wears DID, was
playing residence 80 2J6 s.cond last evening"
with psBkhf his nasd and stabbed
Der 4 hight breast Tue hos escaped.
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HOME Ne US.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

THERMOMETER, YESTERDAY, AT HUDNUrs. IN BROADWAY.
ean-G3' Soou-79' 3 u ml-92' Mibvgnt-75'
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It = q most hopefal disease, cheating IT, nsjset
with promise Of years, and painting false roses
her cheeks while the nails are driven noiseless.
ly into her C. fin.
Consumption was defined as scrofula Of the
lungs depending on depraved blood differing only
from salt rheum because it chose the air cells,
while the latter affected the skin. Both are blood
diseases and require constitutional treatment.
Consumption has three stages-lst, effu-ion, when
the air cells become filled with tuberculous matter
I'd. consolidation, which is period of rest; Sd,
when the deposit rotted and the tissues of the lung
become involved in the destructive process. When
the blood vessels are destroyed the liability Of
hemorrhage occurs, and death may follow from
exhaustion. Pain in chest or lung, Or cough, are
hot always signs Of the disease. the disease may
prove fatal without any of these signs. An intel
ligent physician can readily detect the disease !;
there Is no need of ignorance on this subject.
Bronchial consumption is known by much cough,
thick, ropy sputa in the latter stages, and great
waste of fesh 1t generally begins in nasal catarrh
and is always durable except in its more advanc-
ed stages. Its symptoms are innutriiop, decline
of strength loss Of fe.h, liability to colds with
discharge from the nose. throat and lungs. AZ a
remedy, the doctor recommended proper diet, out
door exercise, constructive tone, and inhalations
The lecture was very practical.
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4 Voice from Kennebec Jail.

young man, charged with malicious mischief,
WIS recently placed within the walls Of the Jail in
this city. Infuriated with drink, he visited Cush-
noe heights and committed acts Of violence in the
night time that would have ensured his incarcera-
ton as a criminal, before the law, in the State
prison. But on account of the respect entertained
for the young mans relatives, and the widowed
mother whose life he has helped to embitter, he
was let of with month or so in the county Jail.
From that place he has sent to the judge OF our
municipal court letter imploring the exercise OF
judicial clemency in his case. We copy portion
of the letter a. it exhibits somewhat the talent of
the young man that should be turned into useful
channel. There seems, however, to be more of
rhetoric than penitence to the appeal:
"Your judgeship has doubtless been led, in the
course of o long and varied practice, to examine
infinitely into the motives of the offenders of the
law, their pleas for leniency, ETC., and accordingly
governed to certain extent thereby in pronounc-
ing their respective penalties. No one is more
conscious than myself of the extreme delicacy OF
your position in melting out the restrictions of law,
protective of good government and productive OF
municipal harmony and order, to the violators OF
it; and while exact justice in every case cannot
reasonably be expected, am quick to believe that
if your Honor was thoroughly satisfied of any de-
Walton in this respect (subsequent to decision)
you would reverse that judgment and liberate the
unhappy object of its rigors.
To speak more directly If remorse were reduc-
able to matter Of Judgment and an unwavering
purpose of amendment conspicuous above the I'M
toward influences that beset it,-with these things
in view you might be disposed to lend ear to my
petition, and through Judicial reversion annul the
punishment which ! am undergoing. humh!y
pray your Honor that clemency may reward my
appeal" ea4Aa .a aa tN
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KAN SAS.

Leavenworth, November 8. Leayenworth
county gives 500 democratic maj.
Parrot, the reform candidate for congress
in the LIST district. has received GOO maj. in
the county, but Col Phillips, rep. in the same
district is elected by 5000 maj.
Topeka, November 6. The returns thus
far are meagre, and estimated mostly. They
indicate tina. Phillips, rep. is elected by about
5000 maj.
In the lst district Brown, rep. is elected
by 2o00 MAJ.
In the Sd district Jordan, reform, by about
500.
The vote in the % district as far as heard
from, shows an aggregate ma oriry of l,G49
for Goodin, against l,035 for Cobb, with six
counties to hear from.
1t is believed that the returns from those
counties will modify the result in Cobb's ia.
vor. but not enough to elect him.
Kansas City, November 5. The returns
from all counties of the I'd Congressional
district of Kansas give John II. Goodin, re-
form, fully 1900 majority over Cobb, rep,
the present incumbent. 1t is believed here
the republican State ticket of Kansas i'll not
get more than 5000 majority, against $4,000
two years ago.
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NEW YORK.

New York, November 8. M. Strakosch
reports the benefit for Mark Smiths family
netted SO, 500, which amount has been sent
to his widow.
VIM. Prince, politician, was arrested In
Holboken. on charge Of buying votes at 81
apiece.
Coroner Croker, who shot MsKenna Tues
day morning, is still at large under a small
bail.
Another heavy fog this morning lensthen-
ed the trips by ferry boat, from Eve or ten
| minutes, to half and three quarters of an
hour.
Judge Freeman was badly injured yester-
day from the effects Of a violent fall from his
carriage.
In the case Of Polhomus & Jackson, bro
kers, through whom the tiefaulting pay master
Hodge operated, and against whom the
government obtained u verdict of half mill
dollars, Judge Shipmsn decided that motion
to set aside the verdict must be heard on the
case and exceptions, and allows 80 days to
make up the case.
In the case Of the United States vs.. bonds
men of Benoni Howard, recestly convicted
of counterfeiting match stamps, to recover
the amount of the bond given, for payment
for stamps purchased from the government,
this jury to-day rendered verdict for the
government of SIG 900.
In the matter of Herman Thomas, charged
with forgery in the Kingdom of Bavaria, and
whosc release was sought for in hsbeas cor
pus, Judge Blatchford decided that the treaty
between the U. S. an Bavaria was not abra-
gated by the absorption of the latter power in
the German empire, and the prisoner was
remanded for extradition.
In the billiard tournament Joseph Dion de-
feated Edward Daniels 800 to III, the win
ners average being IL l2. Maurice DAILY
defeated Geo. Slosson 800 to 7G. Winners
average 2l IA.
Buffalo, November 8. James B. Dubois
and Elijah Saint John Bernis, two old and
respected citizeDs, were arrested by deputy
u. s. Marshal Towles, charged with casting
illegal votes in wards in which they did not
reside. On being arraigned before U, S.
commissioner Scroggs, the former was placed
in charge Of marshall to appear to morrow,
and the latter was held to bail for his appear.
ance before the United States district court.
Ebert Jackson and Louis Jarvis, charged
with the murder of Samuel II. James, at
South Oyster Bay, Long leland, by advice of
their counsel refuse to add anything to their
confession Of the crime.
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FOR EIGN.
Steamship Faratiay.

"huN
The following has been received from The
steamship Faraday, engaged in laying the d.
rect United States cable:
Steamship Faraday, November 4. p. N
Lat so 3; long. 30.59. Paid out 500 knots
A strong gale and high cross sea- going full
steam with fore and aft canvas set.
November 9th, 8 a. m. Paid out 100 knots
since last report. There is heavy swell.
England.
London, November 5. Berlin despatch
to the Pail Mall Gazette says that it is report.
ed in diplomatic circles that the relation be
tween the Car and President Z-rrano have
as sumed thoroughly cardinal character and
it is expected that Russia will in short time
formally recognize the republican govern
ment of SPAIN
The crew of the ship Pacific, wrecked on
the Welsh coast, were saved.
ThesGOld Fields.
Advices from Cape Town to the llth Of
October, state that the gold fields are attract
ing more attention. Large nuggets are found
daily.
The crops throughout the colony were in
good condition. The rivers were swollen,
causing delay in the transmission of the
mails.
Italy.
Rome, November 5. At the request OF
Garibaldi subscriptions for his relief have
been suspended.
Spain.
Saniander, November 3. The republican
army OF the north resumed operations against
the Carlists on the "a inst. Headquarters
have been removed to Cenicero. Genera,
Lamar has embarked here with eight battal-
ions of troops for the purpose of relieving
Irun.
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STATE N r VS..

The Ellsworth American says that Charles
G. Atkins is now beginning in good earnest
at his egg establishment in Bucksport. He
would have begun little earlier had the va
ter not been so low.
An old line democrat Of this city who has
been in the habit of lingering between life
and death for about week after each Of the
big elections during the last ten years, was
able TO be out yesterday, and was seen sum-
summing himself on rail fence Bangor
Wing.
The Trustees of the State Agricultural So
ciety have voted to hold the next State Fair
in Lewiston, if grounds, halls, etc., are pro-
vided
Mr. Tyler Porter, of Dixmont, man 80
years of age, committed suicide on Monday,
Oct. o6, by hanging himself in the barn.
Gentlemen engaged in the lumber business
in Bangor estimate that the production there
this year " i'll fall short 10000 900 feet of that
in 1878.
The Bucksport Railroad moves. About
three miles of rails to be laid ct the Bangor
end, which will be nearly completed this
week. 1t is road of which all can boast
1t is smooth, hard and ballasted, A l. The
bridge is being finished, and the wharf At
Bangor, when completed, will be the most
capacious in the State. 44y ~
Par,ridges are abundant at IL LIZ cents
in Ellsworth
A veteran democrat, gazing at the display
of BOOSTERS in the Argus this morning, said be
thought the hen show didn't come till January,
but after reading what followed them said be
believed in early hen shows anyway.-l Adj
vertiser.
1t is understood that the officers Of the Me.
Central are still discussing the feasibility Of
taking off the night train. II the matter were
left to the public there would be but one de-
cision. i Bangor Wing.
The Jameson Guards Of Bangor decline
with thanks an invitation of the Auburn Light
Infantry to visit Auburn Thanksgiving Day.
This will be hard month for washer-wo-
men, as there are i've Mondays in Is. ssys the
Belfast Journal. A FA'@
Mr.. Moses Hanson, aged about 20 years, Q
son of DIR. Moses Hanson Of Morrill's Corner,
while on the way home from the South. on
board Of one Of the Gulf cleaners bouad to
New York, aotto frollicking with some CON-
rades. In the midst OF the fun Hanson wss
accidentally pushed overheard, and although
every effort vac made to Pescss him hs wa
drowned.
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Chicago Proouce MARKET.

CHICAGO. NOV. ., leN.
Flour-steady-extra spring GOA o..
Wheat-No. spring cash, aka; Oct. aka;
s4-as4 Nov: s. for rest Of the year.
Corn-No. ;. mixed, cash, 1913; Nov, nl4aHi
6SA a69 for the year
Oats-No. ?. 46xa cash; Nov, 46,1al7; I5xax for
the year,
Rye-No. 2, S2-as2.
Barley-No. spring 1l6al1e cash; 11s Nov.
Dressed Hogs-6 OOa6 3D..
Perks 90 Cash; - all IS Feb: II 90 bid and
asked seller yea
Lard-ills cash: II x Feb; II 60 seller year.
Bulk Meats shoulders 6xa-; short rib mid
ala ; short clear mid IA az.
Hams IA hs average ais.
Whiskey- 96lsa-. ~.
Freghts--Corn to Buffalo, 4 Ida; wheat do "
a.. ~ =,
Receipts eooo nour; 5000 wheat: 10000 corn;
10 900 oats; 1000 rye; 1900 barley. -lfaA
Shipments - 20Oi Hour; $1,000 wheat; 5000
:ovn COCO cats: 5000 barley; $50 rye.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

Boston, November 8. An afternoon paper
consigns Dawes to political grave, and urges
the nomination of Charles Francis Adams for
senator.
Democratic jubilees are general in all part
of Maine, New Hampshire and in this State
to-day.
A very large number of employees Of the
Navy Yard were discharged to-day, among
them l20 from department Of yards and docks.
More are to be discharged.
In response to an invitation extended by
the democratic State Central committee,
about 80 gentlemen, including most promi-
nent members of the democratic party in this
State, sat down to banquet this afternoon.
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LOUISIANA.

New Iberia, November 3. Gentlemen from
st. Martinsvilie report the arrest day before
yesterday by deputy L. S. marshal, of Gen
on bonds.
Marshal Selye and Lieut.. Hodgson, with a
squad of cavalry left here this morning going
west. Further arrests are expected in Lin
coin and Claiborne parishes.
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Bishop Bacon Dead.

Portland, November s.
despatch from New York says Bishop
Bacon, of Portland, in charge of Archbishop
McClosky, arrived in New York. Wednesday,
on the steamship Periere, from Europe. Bish
op Bacon is in dying condition, and was
conveyed to St. vincen.'s Asylum, where
he is now in charge Of the Sisters of Charitn,
but there are small hopes of his recovery
He is a native Of Brooklyn.
LATER.
New York, November, 5. Rev DR.. Bacon
died this evening.
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TENNESSEE.

Knoxville, November 5. In the LIST Tenn.
district Mcfarland, dem. for congress, has
1900 maj, democratic gain of 5000.
In the I'd the republicans have a maj. of
400, dem. gain of 60O0.
Maynard, rep. for Governor, was beaten il
his own district, and by about 40, 900 in the
State.
Knox county elected the entire democratic
ticket.
In the I'd dist. Dibbuel has 1000 maj, a
dem. gain of 5000.
Nashville. November 5. The legislature
stands, senate 90 dem. and 2 rep. There are
only 6 or Z reps. in the lower house.
The democratic maj. for Governor will be
40, 900 to As 000
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NEVADA.

The returns are incomplete, however the
republicans concede the election of Bradley,
dem. for Governor, but by reduced maj.
from the first estimates,
The election of the Sharon legislative
ticket 10 certain.
The republicans claim tho election Of
WOODBURY. for congress, over Fills by 400
majority.
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FROM CALIFORNIA.

San Francisco, November 5. DIR. Under
man will accept the new mint to day. Two
mechanics, Beatty and Hall, protest against
the acceptance on the ground that the build
ing was not completed according to the con-
tract.
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Supreme judicial Contemplation, c.
Presiding.


THURSDAY, November 9Th.
No. l40, Oliver Moulton VS.. James L. Cheese
man, Pillsbury for plf.; Clay for def. This is an
action upon account annexed for 5000 bushels Of
sawdust, amounting with interest to S254. The
def. admits that he had 300 bushels at cents a
bushel and rcsists payment for any more. The
pf valves all his claim except for 1900 bushels in
addition to the amount admitted by def. YER
dict for plf. for SLIGO, the value of the 300
bushels and interest.
No 279, an action between the same parties and
same counsel, upon account annexed for Is NJ
feet of pine lumber at 800 per- NJ, and use of gon-
doa 500; whole amount 1920. The lumber was
used in building wharf adjacent to deft ice
house. The def. contests the quality, quantity and
of the lumber and the price charged. The actual
quantity as shown by the survey bills was 1922
feet Verdict for plaintiff for S2O669.
Note. In the action Fisk v. Haynes and ais.
reportedyesterday, tie subject in controversy was
rnkes, hay rakes, not "robes" as incorrectly prin-
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NEW YORK.

New York, November 8. The Times says
sour later kilograms only add to the magni-
tude of the defeat of Tuesday.
The maj. for Tilden is increasing, even
from the figures stated yesterday, and may
exceed 10000.
The Assembly is democratic by IL or 10
maj, thus insuring the election Of demo.
cratic successor to Fenton in the Senate.
Five temperance women canvassed the
polls at Poushkeepsie all election day, and
succeeded in having some $50 ballots cast for
Ihr temperance ticket.
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ARKANSAS.

Little Rock, November 8. For official re-
turns 50 far received the democrats claim the
election Of their entire congressional dis
trict by the followims majority:
1st district, Cause, 1000 to 5000.
I'd, Slomons, 5000 to 10000.
%, Walshire, $500 to 1900.
4th Is not reported.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Washington, November 5. Attorney. Gen
eral Williams received the following despatch
this morning.
Columbus. November T. Chamberlain is
elected by 10000 majority. Five republican
Congressman are elected. No serious dis
turbance 10 yet .eported.
(Signed) NJ. Wallace,
United States Marshal.
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returns put different phase on the congress
ional election in this district. At the present
moment Farnsworth is only % votes behind,
with IL precincts in De Kalb and 2 in Kane
county to hear from. 1t is thought these
will help Farnsworth out.
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MICHIGAN.

Detroit, November 8. The latest returns
show that the result for Governor is very
close. with chances in favor of Bagley, rep.
1t may take an official vote 10 decide it.
Lewis. dem. for congress in the 9Th district
is probably elected by a small majority. but
the district teing large one, and the returns
from interior towns lacking, it is impossible
to say definately.
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The weather has been very favorable for push
ing forward the work on the lock at the Kennebec
dam. They are now filing in with stone below
the apron of the dam, where the foundations were
washed and rendered insecure. 1t is not expected
that the entire work will be completed the present
seasop
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pr. Everstt's Health Lccture-What he
thtnks Of Consum ptAon.

Or. EveFett's Health Lccture-What ne
thtnAs 81 Consumption.
In Dr. Evcrett's fourth lecture at Granite Hall
last evening, on Consumption and other diseases
ofthe lungs and air passages, he spoke of con-
sumption as being very fashionable and aristo-
cratic disease. 3 Its victims are not found among
servants, poor widows and the children of poverty,
because they lived on plain, wholesome food. and
were out in the sunshine, breathing pure, whole
some air. Rosy checked Bridget was not dis
turbed in the kitchen, for consumption found its
captive in the pretty. pampered darling in the
parlor. aWhom the gods love die young" and
those W can least spare are stolen silently away.
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SOUTH A ERICA.

Montevideo, November 8. Late advices
from Buenos Ayres state that the rebel squad
ron is anchored off the city. There is no
news Of the engagement on land, which at
the time Of the last despatch was expected
hourly.
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ALABAMA A.

Montgomery, November5. Williams dem.
for Congress, is certainly elected in the Cd
district over Rapier. colored, rep.
The chances of The election Of Bromberg,
for Congress in the LIST district, are still en-
couraging.
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MINNESOTA.

St. Paul, November ). The returns are
more favorable to the republican candidates
for congress.
King is certainly elected in the Sd district
by a small majority.
Strait, rep, has carried the "a district
Nothing definite is known regarding the
legislature.
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Some Of the democrats up street are SO elated
that they are Offering to bet on the result Of the
next Presidential election. Let them keep calm
and collected, wait until the corpse gets cold, and
that procession passes, and they will find plenty
of takers, if they "mean business"
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Mr.. Thayer and the Mansion House drain.
Mr.. EDITOR Mr. W. NJ. Thayer gives it to be
understood in a recent number Of the Daily Jour-
nal that the city has not constructed the drain in
rear of the Mansion House, as called for in his
written agreement to pay $500 towards the same.
The following is Mr.. Thayers agreement, or
pledge, on which the city council based its action
when it ordered the drain built:
"Augusta, May Is, 1874 II agree to pay to the
city Five Hundred Dollars, provided they build or
cause to be built stone d. ain through the gully
in rear of Mansion House, this season, large
enough to drain the water and other filth that
now is deposited in said gully. (Signed) w. NJ.
Thayer."
Now respectfully call upon Mr.. Thayer, in
behalf of large number Of citizens, to specify
wherein the city has not complied with the require
uents in the above agreement, written by Mr..
Thayer himself. "A durable granite drain, #. by 8
#. inside, laid on edar sleepers, and thoroughly
covered so as to be protected from the action OF
the frost, has been built, and is "large enough to
drain three times the amount Of water land 9TH
err filth that is now or ever has been deposited in
said gully" VIII Mr.. Thayer be kind enough to
say wherein he city has broken faith with him
1t has built drain that benefits him more than
$1,000 in money could do, and hope he will be
candid enough to state what more it should do be-
fore he ought to pay the pledged $500.
COryCIr MAN
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Quebec, November 8. In the court of
Queen Bench yesterday, james McCraig was
tried for the murder Of George O'Gleot, St.
Severn. and acquitted.
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There . gentleman in this city who has bust
ness in Monmouth every time the folks begin to
make preparations for cleaning house.
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GEORGIA..

| Atlanta, November 5. There was a grand
torch light procession here to night, and an
immense assemblage gathered to celebrate
democrats victories.