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The New York herald., 1874-11-04
RAILROAD CONDUCTORS IN COUNCIL.

BALTIMORE, Nd, Nov. 8, 1874.
The Brotherhood OF Railroad Conductors, now in
session aG the Eutaw House in this city. are con-
ducting their proceedings with closed DOORS
Large decorations from nearly all the railroads in
the Union are present.
The New York herald., 1874-11-04
A MURDERER HANGED.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 8, 1874
Joseph p. Hamilton, aged twenty-one years,
who murdered E. W. Hallock, OF Mercer county.
about three years ago, was hanged at Bethany,
Harrison county, NO., on Friday last. He con.
1essed few days before his execution.
The New York herald., 1874-11-04
THE THOMAS.sLIPSON WEDDING.
The Ceremony at Trinity Church, News
pUrt-The Bride and the PRESENTS
Festivities Mt Goat Island.

pUrt-The Bride and the Presents
Festivities mt Goat Island.
NEWPORT, r. l.. Nov. 8, 1874
At noon to-day old Trinity church was well filled
with the elite OF the place to witness the nuptals
OF Lieutenant Charles NJ. Thomas United States
Navy, and Miss Ruth Simpson. daughter of Captain
ant in charge the torpedo station at this place.
The marriage ceremony was performed by Rev.
DR.. Drake. OF st. Andrews church, New York, and
Rev. ]. p White, OF Trinity church. The ushers
were Commandant II. E. Wise, Paymaster John +
Tarbell, Lieutenant Henry W. Lyon, Lieutenant
II. G. 0. Colby, all OF the navy, in iull uniform,
were no bridesmaids
THE BRIDE,
who has the reputation OF being very pretty,
was dressed in an elegant white silk dress.
with veil and orange blossoms. aud the bridegroom
in lull dress naval uniform. Immediately alter
the ceremony the bridal party were taken In q
lsland across the harbor, TO the torpedo station,
where they received the congratulations oil their
friends at the residence Oi Captain simpson.
sumptuous banquet was spread The iull band
lrom Fort Adams was st the landing to welcome
the party, and also, during the reception at the
house. the guests with excellent music.
From the landing TO the house two rows OF stream.
ers we're suspended Whe inside fags OF all ma
tons were hung, and the lorai display was pro-
nounced enchanting. Major General Hunt and
stan, IRON Fort Adams, and otner military dtgui
tares from abroad w ere present.
IYIE PRESENTS
were numerous anG expensive, and came from
friends IN dlnerent parts OF the country. The
happy couple lett on tie afternoon train Tor Bos.
ton, and are to nG absent two months upon their
bridal tour, Inc bridegroom, who is attached to
the united states gunboat Dictator, at Key West
following IS copy OF the reception invitation, a
Wnlch 700 we're sent OUT
The New York herald., 1874-11-04


! CAPTAIN EDWARD SIMPSON, UNITED 8
: STATES NAVY, s
srequests the pleasure OF your company ar the 5
marriage or his daughter Ruth TO Lieutenant
Charles NJ. Thomas, United States Navy )
! tuesday, November 5, at twelve O'Clock, )
) trinity church, Newport X. /. :
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AGRICULTURAL.
IIossrs po,soSsp BY Foul WArsl

IIoRsEs poisoSED By Foul WATER
The North British Agricu.tarist
SAYS: Another illustration q the
dangers OF drinking fonl water re
Gently occurred at S,okcu-n'ler liam
in Somersetsi,irc. Several .i',a T
having died, were opened a:!'! Skim.
cd in The field wh,rc the work hors' $
were pas,urcl. One OF these was
subsequently, attacked with siolcn;
and somewhat unusual SYM toms,
shortly died, aud was most careless
~ examined and skinned close TO the
pond where the animals OF the farm
were wa,crci. Blood. intestinal
contents, ami garbage were swept IN
TO the pool, which in addition appears
10 have received, as is still sadly TOO
common, the soakagc from the yards
and tho drainage from the farmhouse.
But it is the last straw that breaks
the tamtl's back the purifying, POI
sonous organic matter swallowed
with the foil water, speedily pro-
duccd blood poisoning, fever, conges
ton, and death Of the six surviving
horeee.
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The number OF Deputies authorized
to organize Oranges in nine Western
and Northwestern States is given at
$50.
Tho Georgia Patrons have resolved
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Heath, of Miam; Co, Kan, IS the
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Dairy products arc bringing a bet
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TuE PRosrr WnEAT-The Santa
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and turned over to him the product
q thcse heads OF grain. Three years
afterwards Mr.. Hutchinson threshcd
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since which time il has been cxtcn
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It u remarkably white in color, pro-
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any other variety. Mr.. Hutchinson
sowed last season enc ION al his place
on the Guilicos Ranch and harvested
167 sacks, averaging 1874 pounds
e.ch. The S 4 on was uniavorable.
II produced more than the Smith
sown at the same time On the
same class Ct land. The Proper
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