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Tarc{gu 1InrtyctH.

A.. VHfGiGN nlnFKHtHs
LlvEnrooL, April 30-11 y. m-FIour, q8s Wheat
Winter, 1sa 4d@12a Bd; spring, H. slts12s III;
0d@oSa. Fork o5u:. Lard i.s I'd. ''
l1vEIroqI, Arsil 60 p. m.-preadatuta TN.
ciangcd. Lard, 4oa. l.cas Unchanged.
LlvEnrooI, April 3o-3:3o p. m.-3Iarkot uncl,npRcd
L1vEnrooL, April ao.@Oos 'irrncr middllng up
fandR, 8l{0D83ad; mddfinG Orleannt a5<1sHl; sales
14,o10 baea; A9,erican 1000 balcs speculation uld
export, 2,O00 bales.
1'roedatu!re--Qutot md unchanged.
14arl-49s Id.
Dacon--Short clear mildles, 4ls.
Turpci,tine-
LoNnos, April Gothic ratio OF dlsconnt Of the
nalik Of Englnnd Inns boon advanced to per cont.
Bullion fn tho Dan1I Of England decreased cal 0.
Amount withdrawn from tho 1lanlt balance to-
day, c23 oo0 Consos for money. 997{; account, g99
OAK.
United States gocurlt.es-5-20s Of 1865, 100S: dis,
11oS; lo-loa, 1oAs; now bs, 104 Nov York Central,
~; Eric, 81 preferred, a.
Tal!ow-3as Btl@J9s OIL.
llcflnca Totrolelim-l2s.
lAnscca Oll-1AaG1aBa I'd,
THrroulfn9-2Ja ehl.
r4nls, April 8o.-nentes bNf 75o spccio In the Bank
past wock.
, 1874-05-01
CHICAGO LUMBER HARRIET,
THURSDAY EVENING, April 30.

LuMnEs rnE1atrs.
ssS MneEss 1aSn aS %no ss9 2 g1ana
Tho receipts were iight, aaI thore wero OILY few
wero sold eary In tic morning. None Of tho sales
wcro made public, nnd probably tho prIcea obtained
e M es ss rees s Tsf @ pso5 q as e. e e9 @
for day or two. Quotations JoIsts and scantlngs,
so:75@1ooD; common to choice mlll.run boards,
Sll00G5IG00; colrGe cotuino!l Inch boarH, $l000G1
1850 la,h, ss.oo@a.s5 shingles ss.7o@sob, accord
Ing to quality.
iii ho Auakcgon fyor and il tributaries is very low.
improved. uniofa there should DO u heavy riso Ii,
ariyo is down: Ths lay olty c;onttis eIyey o fol-
as becn going On for seserai weos by tho aid of
dams. On the east and weht bralctcs, nnl an the
wter lids spring bus bcon 40 low hat thcso sracal
aids h.yo beei called into roqustIou for tho gater
The Markot was moderately hctivo at ,lnchauRel
pEicra. Tho local demnud continues Light. Bhing!os
truck Hlin.le eaAIer chpIcp brands bringing
s3.oO. Following are tho quotations:
sseas sseona s1ear ns to 1SS $3.50 SsssSS
I'hirsl clcar, inci. $500 G40.00
Gear isi oorins, 1t and :i toaoho1 O' os'00
rough. -.....,.., $500 @lo.oo
@ Sirst s son%ou H. s.:.: -*''' S:oi6
Second common Suing. G4I7.00
Ftuorl.g, frss c0nlnlD arcssad. ..... $500 GDJ0UU
FIGURING, eocond common, ,drgaaeA.... $500 G99Ru1
Flooring, t.irtl common, dre5sta 1870 (D2D,oO
a wagGn-box loards, selected, Ii
inches aud upward ...,,......,.,.,D Daoo Gaj0.po
d gou-b0x boards. s....-............. 43u0 GD3O,01
4 stock boards ds..........".......,. 31.00 R3s.00
u stock boards. 9D0u Gtn4.G0
GstoCk hoarta. a......,,..........,., HOO GGl8.D1
Common boArda outside for lry,.,. 1900 Alu,QQ
Joist Balntlng, foucing uMbcr, ID
iootalid .pder outside price for slry. l2.ou 1aoo
Joist and scauiug, IL 10 * feet, ..,. lilo GDOo
rlckcts, Squire. 1880 Ga15.O0
l1ckets. itat.... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 15.01 q
CedAr posts, split. ll,OD IA 80.
Cnttar poss, round, 5@lA Inches ,... T.oO Ga15.B0
l4ath.. Observation-Disclosures. 1.hQ q 2.75
No. sawed shiuRlo, ,..,,s...+....... 1.aU IA a.6n
A " Hllr. ,......,..............,.,, $50 "a 9.76
6h1nglcs OIL truck ktA}.".....,,...., 500 q ,..,
HARDWOOD.
The country demand has improved during tho past
few dnyB, tho 0rlars heiug principally for oak. Tho
lucal trntso ia Light Prices arc anaerea folows:
BLACK Nalnut-CDNutera, Slu0 0DfS1to.03; clear.
xes % commou, s35.ools0ouo; Gull, s2o.o01
35,0u flooring, fg0.00.
Gull. $40: 00@l5.o flooring, $40. s4o00.
Gull, $8.GQ@lt,Q0.
lllakory- -Qleart Y?a,eoaIo.oo; eona,uon, saa.ooo
$500 olilli el2.G11ta,QV.
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isrench i III ~ ~ 70 10 IN ~ w. M '0 @ ~
METALS AND r1NSEns' sTooK-wcre stealy
an N ia6 at e o rrsss s1a
S24.50.
n E1a TS-Largo, 90 soc email, 81 oaaic; bar, s2c
1EAp.ng, 59o; bur, 10; pipe, full coils, s@oHc;
cut do. ok9sloO. g,slt z,,,, ,o,,<, ,o.. .,,,.
sl9ns, eNc
snEEp ~ r., inoN-no: ~! 6o rates; Russia iron O.
rno ~ .7s up ana n lo Do No.: No. snined COO
a1LyASlzEp 3y 1MoS@N - No le@oo l2o; No. 21@2 1ao;
ae' 2osgso g ~ No. NO: lSc; No: 2s 1ec. discount
ot ~ l'er ccat is 1nado from this list,
A .,e5 noso 5sc; brazess ever y los
70 III Gzea hSn @ S'' pnlSh0d "copper" 4lo do cut
Sias.Sos VIZ NO. DC; to 100; 10 to II. 11o H.
isaso y Stro . d. ~ '' III" 0un' S'p'f cent discount
=, re-. aetiyo and nfn az Sloo Tatsa pct.
os nd H. eae Is no na H ss5s
are quoted Arm at tho fnctories Following are tho
reS ~ a. 2ssn9a Eef TX ae fly ~ net % en- a. o ad aG
s. s7e oo einsh sSseo SS a0 s''0 81 a' hh'
ROM aae i Il ss. p rss sas asns 4aa
sope !? q y so[16 l16Slsc; d oaknm y nsls pitch
S5;SS sef 5r <.a,,,... .'' 's.. ,s..,., , =. S .,
s-N1 a neW iea.naea j. %o1o 3o aeVe1onea an 5nla
T ry as ss. o' eaoaoas eSsa H e
5Ss S o1,na nsecS S1es rsw isf
boiled, Sl.os; whale. 8o@s2o; apcrm, S. 2l0@2.2a;
neasfoot oil, strictly pure, SLID; do oatra, 9ooi
d. No. \ sos bans oil soo sts4s g s5n; elephant
PAINTS selling freely, anl aro firm at s9.oo9
zne y steady Ut sll.5o. -.
PoTAToEs-"ere again active, and rcachblows and
To searey VI @ HS as s
lots to moro freely. We quote: peaehblows.
, 1874-05-01

Map1e@olcar, S22 oo@15oo; common So ooa.25.oo;
~ natternt-oear, na sasoo@cO.oo common, 10000
~ oaerryaolear. sio.oo@oo,oo; common, s1b,ooa
25.Ou Gull, Sl1.10G91H 1D. "'''9'S
=, wh!tewooda aag.oo94ooo coumon sao,ooa
wagnn po1cs cach, 45G960o bux boards, soo ojS n o
Flori.ls rc eo1ar, D5o ror Y 1nalo,afy, 3Sls iue
uo counters, 60o; ROSEWOOD, 60@30o Whta holly HOo
, 1874-05-01
REAL 1SSS;t!aI,.ATE.

The trust-acoa, m1st.vnud In our issuc OF yes
tozday, made to Henry 0reonebau1p by the
pr.Haing yinassv-Works. was an absolute oon-
vcyante Of son!o Of tho Compuny's property on
Bta.o atroet, but not a anle Of tho Pruasing Yin-
, 1874-05-01
Week before last ......... .lo,4a7 &a1oo o,631
BlpnloitB wcro Us follows:
caNle. Iioas. Sheer.
Monday y.,............,.., 2,a7G 7,:l1D 255
Inesuay. ay..u..........,.,, 9.i75 HILL
Wednesday .,............... 1870 13,0j1 LIS

Iotn!: ....s..........8 ,030 J0,88l l.4!3
CAITiECTho cattle trade wna- nctve. Dnchcra'
@ s.2se amd sGsk cto. US well shipping tooyea, met
9Meeo's,e M ap , aeepta woro arso for this rorio #
,nato dolnnn1a as to 11afavoraby affect prices tho
marriott ruling atenay mud firm for nil do1csiphoIs.
Tloro Wero aacs nj 475 for Atockors nt $0UGa
69g for nnsshora stn # s475@5s Tor ,ncd,
dn: The 1nnrct cosod ateady, with bit llttlo dosr-
QUOTATIONS..
Extra ncovcs-Gradcd uccrs, avora9inRl 400
lbs AnH oTer.... $G.1Gag. 10
Cholco Dooves-Fne, tut, well forre,l yoar
to q yenr old steers, averaging 1870 TO
l469 us. 6.60@5.s5
steera. nrernglnH 1.15D TO 1,35V liz. 5.15ab5
Medium Graacs--Stecra III fair tleeh. nyor-
aging 11to 10 1.9b0 0lhs.......,.,.,,,. lhs. 4.75a6,10
Butch0ra RtoUk-Qunmon to mir steers
Alid good to D1tra cows for city slaughter
averaging $50 to ], 400 lis. 375{79
Gtock Oattlo--Conn'on cattlc In decent
icsll, averaging 7a0 tn f,05o ,bs ,,.,,. 86oa4.75
1nforior-LtRlt md thin cows. hoiicrs,
Bt,gs lttlla md scnlawaB s.cprs, 30oGs3Eo
Gnttc-IexnH. cnri'fctt ............ 4.75tA5.A5
Oattlp-roxaa. .vincrel NORTH ....,,..,, 4oDGl4 30
Catue-Texas. 4rol,uh droves. ......,,,.,. ,.,..,
CATTLE HALIG.
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nucs-Thore was very littlo cllango IN tia market,
either ~ tue extent Of Tho SUPPLY tho character Of tho
demand, or In prices lrado opened reasonably nc
able drovUra had heen absorbed which waA nccoln-
llishcd by the niddlo Of tho afternoon. Now York.
tbs hogs. though liberal purchases ado far other
Eastern POINTS, and also on local acconnt Tho
6er taken BY tho city butchers reached somo 1000.
Sales woro n1ado ut s57GG05 for choice to extra ut
G5 for medium to goot, and Mt 5! .Go@6.25 for
inferior to common. From tho Ra!ea published below
It will bo aecn that .noat Of tin trading was done within
tho range Of s5.15@5.76. A good deal Of common
Htutf rnltta3nR 1,nEo15
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GREEN Fnu1Ts-1omoua and oranges aro In fair
sees IN % Tes @ s' Way op!sos set as nsS ns H' IS IT,
'Ss Sw" oI Ie4s e. a Msssna as
berries, IN boxes, it $7o0e17h0 iananns, s30easoo
e5 fa sesgesM Ii sao iesst nss ei former quo
las.eA aro iir!n. beIaw 40 the prie:s ourrent: ~
e94na: eos1sesses'e eGea'Sh4; $685.; O. Java, ssoss
sy e a@a as saSi Ssas d s:sy R9 S5:ssp @ s ss sd%
2slfs; Do. prno, 3iF s2ss; aiarassiao s7j>9@2sse.
fu Ta'sa' ss @ aosEbe sbo4s ws nass af5s s:ssl'
MnIso1I-Ratna sa@s,1; ongoon, sQss>lc; Uurollna.
'sas sss@pstet oHssna sss {ss ia1:xo crushed au
Powdered, 11ylc; gs.nulatea, nae; 4, standard,
t'eiS!ehs 10 s. g. II aSs Ss$ ;s,Sk@ ,S@,ess 3 n q
a.: s az az sxSAe ;o;ss ss'ss r
dG fsI. s{Ssss; @ son s ;;s; .',.,. S ,s,s
extra .lo 76GSoe New Orleans raonsses choice, 8s@
aeac; do rri,no ad@aac do common, 7d@7!c forio
!tso n'olusaos, choco, G5@oBc common Moaaacs ~
sALEnAFua-comtnon to bcst, sti@osio.
sa sr9Ss7A9s0 7a l@ise st"yo 9SGoo i cSs,
eoArB-dertnan n,ptttca, GI3(9Gt4n; Golden W0zt, q
@9,lc; Wlito Lily, G,l@0>le White lsoso et{tSg,5o;
palm, GG3G'3o; savon Imrc1at, 0@0Ac; while Iius-
sian. 61l56e Cilanmign, GG90hu; primrose, G@GKo
ST srA,!Ga7sl'vor sloap v>ltaloi; common, s@loHe;
1IAY@TIs demand for sllipmcnt 10 Michigan, tho
Southwest an interior continues very Rcsivo, and tho
supply Ia entirely inadequate, Ia consequence Of which
the 1narket is very arm. 1fay IN coming forward
slowly. It ia scarce IN tho Interior nu tho alncrs
leing engaged in putting In aec lvo not the n,o 70
haul hay to tho prossos. Tho following prices paid
by .lcalors, though ofenttmcs sales of spot hny
made liroet to shippers at higher t,gnrcs Timothy,
rrinc. flREna1H61 No. I, sir .aot No. slU %
G91G.b0; mixed. sl6.O0@lE.60 prtmo rrairio Sla.6o
eSlb:90; No. do, $l35o@14.06; No. ? or sloual,,
s900@l1 90. LOOSE ON WAooH-Timotly, sl8. 8.Dd65
200; prarie s11 ,oo@t40o Fur delivery Of prcsscd
S1.0QGSl 80. according 10 distance,
l11DEs-Tho dr1unnd IL moderate Tho continued
dusntss Of trulc and falling Off III tho export demand
las caaed weak feeling East, nnd few orders nro
nav received hero from tint quarter. It is thought
hat tho current prices vii! bo maintained wllflc
grnbby hsaps aro coming IN, md afterwards, uneEa
thero should be reaction, TINT prices will rule
caaior. Quotations Green city butcherst 7c; green
cured, Light, o.{c; heavy do B,c part cssred s4c
green eaif. 14ts14Hs; green NJ 55c; dry salf, 31S
20; dry lip, 2oe; dry Balted 14@15c; dry flint. 1e@
eco; deacon skins o0S3sc; grubhr, scored. cut or
othrrwlHo damaged, Wotirtls prco; hrnntlet 10 pcr
eeut On. sheep wool estimated as wa'cd per lo
iiOpS-W ou,ct and unchanged, as follows: Com.
, 1874-05-01
COMMERCIAL.

Tuun:uAr EVENING, April 80.
Tho following wore the receipts and shipments
Of tho loading nrtioos Of produce In Chicago
during the past twonty-fours hours, and for tho
corresponding date one year ago:
, 1874-05-01
MONEY AND COMMERCE,
MONETARY.

Tuurup,v 1,rnv,,,o A,-n m
rhora ro, t,,u us'Hf ,'''t . EvEH'He. Apta' ".
uu,e "ns '4.r, one NOT aellVo, demand .or
11'o-oy so'aay. hssos aro 'irn as lo per cent 1or
largo anu small loans. Many Of tho banlks lavo
large doposta, which tl,ey would bo glad to lon,i
at onrront rnto. .,i,,,c o,nro " ,oas forwor5
ro,,,or y, .,.as. ~ ,i,olr
1;man ~ ~ ,..t ."uat''o1 'n"'4 "u5 '"''o"'' -
Ahos OF Discount.
Exchange grow weaker today, and was Holling
at a5@5Oo premium Dor 9t,OOO. Now that tho
atraita l,nvo ononod oxchnnpo will soon o plenty.
rrho onn,s ] y, ,.,s w. fnll of mo,oy
Ane eountfy o"ohs "ro eol."'5 44 W n1r ~
ono oank III this city was ohofoq 1 1o'.l'S 7so,ouo
from banks In Iowa nnd Illllois' Which
for uinoty days. Another bank was pskod
>, 80 aon nm IN iho morlrot. st,i1
W P's 4@yioon asn nm .,,.,.,. i o
Go.os Io" o. oe n1n. ore ~" heae ocra ara =. ~ou
po Hnu t9 joan n.u aa,,rs''oa .I nau ac:u1a
nan9a Wlth tIG t assurances y inas money
.S paely lGn ~ nracc has hoon arrr" W ~" nnro ~ -,
WILL, ,'S Srp,iti"a ~ n1,I IN hon, ,;h aolc - ~
",r1 ra farmora 1,nvo obto;,,oi % ,,sn
fnr o, iiny inrn soii' Ti,cr ono5sita 5 T. t!,o
~, ~ h %aL t,, +iot tnon ~ m Iii ~ - s!.o
hsorc pP # not more @ no. ,s o ~ "''l o'1 aS
sri nI,orn 10 t,,ia I;froranco to,~o,or t., a.,
a5tnatinn rio farnors ern acn,on,i5,n, mar, smu
Ihar thoy hayo houn acoustomci e. do
ii,' ria smn', stocha narroi hv III oo,,u ~
;ry merchants ~ and the nccuuua. u,
tti;11na in hank. shnw tInt Imrc|nsoa
arn nat mndo witt, Tim iihnrnl;ty of forn3or vnars
Monnfa cInrora ,r;t1 foni Iho nirorta ~ t,,o m
tronclmont "a thoir onorntiomu a,ooiiv ropooj
Traic sl,nwss iis oifcct4 IN n n,,;etnr ,novomcmt
i,nt tI,ia connnt ha ionn.conii,nnnd TI,a s,r,
n,ua n,oncv IL a,ron1u don,nni;nr cnon1nwrnmt
sMd wnmi1 anon nnw In nm,con Il, Irnnr,oS of ~
h,,a,nnoa e. rnnnro.a i.d n,,.o,, - 1otito ,,'d
InoI Socsion ~ ibn ,iManc., nyost;n,, III, na.
toro It. a"0'''''' '@'''
apporu r.r,,ryr
on1oAno. Anr,l -. 1874.
20 The Edttor Of The chtcooo Tribune:
Whon Senators diner on tho subject Of finance,
II may bo presumption II suggest any mode Of
It IL fact that specie is tho only currency
which circulatos hotweon nationa and my pnpor
currency based on ooin is bettor than "promiHe
to pay ut pcnsuro," though backed by a wealthy
country.
do not pretend to present new Bchomo on
, 1874-05-01
Now York Dry Goods a1nritcr.

NEW fonK, april 30.-DNalncsa qu!et with commi1-
nntnaton. Market for cotton gootls quiet hut prices
VOL astnnel; Salisbury brown cottons nro johhiug
saniur drills 1obb,ng ii i1Eo: prnts in far sro: r..
Quest, md shrtinga closely sold up to rocoutH.
Eolllng vol. ~ 'N ~ ~
, 1874-05-01
TIE LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

CHICAGO,
TNunapAY EVENING, April 70.
The receipts Of livestock during tu Wesk Aayo boon
, 1874-05-01
L0CNI BTUCK IATEB.
preston, Kean l. Co. report az follows:

to4A Lolillt 1Aks 1RG
rowsl, county, and city 10 per
cent bonds ..,....-::.:...:.... 006Ros 05997N
Money on approved colltorals,.., ~. B@l0 per Ct
LATEST.
New YonK, April 30.-Monoy easy ut s@4,
Sterling firm at 5i.87GDl.8715 for G0-day, aud
fl.9U04.90 for sight.
Customs receipts, s064, ,o00. ...........
Gold opened ut 1l9}l<, and closed ut 112;;6, tho
fwo oxtromes Of tho day.
Carrying ratos, 2 to /. ,..-...-
Tho Assistant Treasurer disbnrse1 S522.O
Coarii!gs. 33,U00,000.
Governments firm.
State lontlA dull md lower,
The stock market was strong early in Tie day,
md prices advanced from u to l11 por cont,
without any apparent causo except tho tirmness
Of American stocks md bonds abroad. in spite Of
All advance Of e nor cent III tho rato OF dis
count. Later IL tho day, prices fell u to ~
per cent, with Western Union md Wabash ns
features. Tho marriott, during tho nttornoon,
Tas M irregMMlsr1 M a. and closed weak; Total sales for
Western Union 25,00O raciAo Mall; s,0OO Now
York Contral 49, 00o Luke Shore 3000D Union
Pacific; 1900 Northwestern $4,000 Wabash,
nn0 fE1 81 pnn1 - '-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-07
RETURNS FROM THE STATE.

THE RESULT IN THE LEGISLATIVE DIsTRICTs-THE
VOTE OF HARTFORD COUNTY IN THE HOUSE IN
CHANGED-FIGUREs FROM THE SENATORIAL DIS
TRiCTs-DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY FOR GOVERNOR
ABOUT 2OOO-THE DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY IN THE
sEsAr. Is II, AND IN THE HOUSE ABOUT AZ.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPArcH.l
HARTFORD, April 6.-Fifty-fve towns give
Harrison tsepJ iO.272 votes for Governor, Ingerson
Dem) IL 995 aud Smith Temp, LAS. The State has
probapIy gone Democratic for State Off aud the
legislature Hartford County complete gives Harrison
ep). $751; Ingersoll Dem.l lo,727, and Smith Qemp)
1903 Nineteen Republicans aud "a Democratic Repre-
sen,atives the last year. elected IN Hart
ford County.
LATERAL I1:i5 p. m, The Erenn1 Post had received
returns from ISL towns Estimating the remaining 10
towns be heard from at last years vote, Ingersol
Dem) will have 1873 majority The Senate stands Re-
publcans aud 10 Democrats. In the House tue Demo
cratic majority will he about "a.
NEW HAVEN, April I'll o. m.-The election
has resulted In sweeping Democratic victory Tue re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-07
PRICE FOUR CENTS.

turns received The Palladium Office mp TO this hour,
few towns only being wanting, give Ingersoll plu-
rality Of 5796 Harrison (Rep). and majority OF
1869 Smith (Prohbiton) received little over 1900
The Senate stands Democrats TO Republicans and the
House is heavily Democratic. The two candidates for
Governor are residents OF this city, which Ineer
soil tDem) an Harrison Qsep), $3.50; Smith prohi-
oition). 256. The city elected Democratic representa-
tiyes and this District Democratic Senator Tho
election has been made b. the people, and the heavy
Democratic majority IN the General Assembly renders
the choice OF Democratic United States Senator an
easy matter,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-07
THE REL EXCITEMENT IN CANADA.

TESTIMONY IN REGARD TO THE PROMISE OF AMNESTY.
OTTAWA, Ont, April 6.-1he Times, the Gov
ernment organ this morning publishes an extra con
tanning Archbishop Taehes manifesto on the Rie cues
ton IN he declares that amnesty was promised
by the late Government II appears how that the
promise was made before the Scott murder took place
The Times takes strong grounds against Rie and de-
clares that the law take its Archbishop
Tache has left Fort Garry for Ottawa IL ~ still as
serted that Riel will take his seat Wednesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-07
CONNECTICUT ELECTION.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DEFEAr.

THE DEMOCRATS GAIN THE LEGISLATURE AND A
UNITED STATES SENATOR
The Republican party has shown greater
weakness in Connecticut than at any preced-
ing election since it won its first victory.
Notwithstanding the unusually large Prohlbi-
ton vote the Democratic Governor Is re-
elected by over one thousand majority over
all. The Legislature is Democratic by a large
majority, andsaaDemOcrat will be chosen to
the United States Senate in the place of Mr..
Buckingham.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-07
FOREIGN NE WS.
THE CURE.SANTA CRUZ

HE CUREsSANIA CRUZ.
HE is DISCHARGED FROM ARREST But FORBIDDEN
TO REMAIN IN FRANCE
BAYoNSE, Monday, April g. 1874.
The case of the Cure Santa Cruz who was
arrested che frontier has been disposed OF. The
prisoner has acquitted OF violation OF the neutrality
laws and discharged but at the same forbidden
remain in France.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-07
REVIEW AT WIMBLEDON.

LONDON, Monday April g. 1874.
The annual review of volunteers took place
at Wimbledon to-day. Ten thousand men were under
arms. The display was unusually fine, and was wit
messed by immense crowds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-07

Mr. Webb, the Consul of the United States
at Zanzibar has arrived at London with ottcr from
the late Dr. Livingstone to Mr.. Stanley, which is pub
lished in The Daily Telegraph of London ths morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-07
GOVERNOR-GENERAL DE LA CONCHA.
HIS ARRIVAL AT HAVANA AND INSTALLATION IN
OFPfCE

HAVANA, April 6.-The Marquis of Havana,
Gen. Jose 10 Concha arrived here to-day and landed
with the usual ceremonies. He proceeded 20 the Gov
ernment Palace where he took the oath OF Office, and
Immediately entered upon his duties as GoyernorG Gen
eral OF the Antilles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-07
Total. 1870 2,957... 2,O46 ?.as7
REHABILITATION BY COUNTIES.


Total. 1900 392i5 254i.... se,55s t,as
Ingerso over Haven In 1878, 5si+; Harrison In
1874 $500. The Temperance incomplete. but In
sersoll will have at least loo majority over all
NoTB.-Ltchneld County wants two towns, Fairfield
one and windhsm three The other counties are eou<
plets,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-07-31
LAND-GRABBERS AT WORK.

santa Barbara Land-hO,ders A gain i'm
Danger-The Jose DOmin:uex Cl aim
Again to the FrOnt-A u. y. Deputy
Surveyor PrOwling Around The
Tract - Singular Proceedings fra
Gen. Stratton's Office.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-07-31
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
DR.. j. w. OLIVER,

" "OMEOPATHIST. Office and residence
III brick building, east side of Spring 81.
between Court and First streets, Los Angeles.
in lS-lN-2I
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1874-09-24
The Hotel u the Future.

The following, which is given az the
translation Of An article in . Berlin
paper is almost worthy Of Jules Verne !:
'1he latest American progress in
building will be the mammouth hotel to
be erected in Chicago. The enormous
hotel is to have ! frontage Of three
English miles long, and = depth Of six
miles; the height of seventy -seven
stories will measure 1880 feet from the
ground foor to the roof. The hotel
will have no stairs, but five hundred
balloons will always be ready to take
visitors up to their rooms. No room
walters are to be employed, but visitors
will be served by newly patented auto
matte, put in every bedroom, who will
do all shaving, shampooning, &C., to the
guests by very simple and ingenious
mechanism. Surprising the guest re-
quires hot water, the automatic will be
able to call down stairs, "A bucket Of
water up to room number one million
three thousand one hundred and seven,
and the water will be up in seven sec.
onds by patented elevator. Half an
hour before table d'hofe, instead Of the
ringing Of the bells, gun twenty -four
pcunder) viii be fred or each floor to
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1874-09-24

The Wisconsin Railroad Law Sus.
tained.
A dispatch from Madison, Wis. Sept,
18th. gives an ABSTRACT Of the opinion
Of the Supreme Court Of Wisconsin, in
the case brought by the Attorney GEN
sral and Railroad Commissioners for an
injunction to compel a compliance with
the provisions Of the Potter law. The
decision Of the Supreme Court is that
the motions Of the Attorney General
must be granted and the writs issued as
to al the roads of the Chicago & North
western Railway Company, and all of
the roads Of the Chicago, Milwaukee &
st. Paul Railway Company, except the
railroad from Milwaukee to Prairie du
CHEN, built under the territorial charter
OF 1897 and 1913. But before the writs
issue, the Attorney General must file in
these cases his official stipulation not
to prosecute the defendants as for for
feiture of the charters for any violations
Of chapter 273 charged in these inform
ations before the first DAY of October
next, that time being allowed by the
court to the defendants to arrange their
rates Of toll under chapter 273, known
as the Potter law.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1874-09-24
Te Preserve Grapes.

Pluck the clusters carefully, remove
those that are green or bitten by insects
or blasted, and tie them to pole about
ten feet long and 50 firm IS not to bend
much beneath the weight. Hang the
poles with the clusters suspended in .
loft or chamber where there is . free
circulation, and there let them remain
until freezing weather, looking owe.
them occasionally and removing any
that have begun-to decay. TheH pack
in dry saw dust in dry, shallow boxes,
and keep in . cool, dry cellar. The
French often keep them . number Of
months by dipping them in thick white
wash, which on drying covers stem and
fruit with = thick white crust and ex-
cludes the air. Any one that knows a
better way than these will confer q
favor on our readers by communicating
it to them.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1874-09-24

"A dispatch from Bonn says the
Old Catholic conference has come to an
agreement on all important points Of
dogma. The Bishop Of Pittsburg, on
behalf Of the American Protestants,
thanked DR.. Dollinger for the manner
in which he had conducted the DELHI
erations. and presented . written state
ment congratulating the conference on
the harmony manifested and the agree.
ment accomplished.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1874-09-24

IT'S very hard to be good Chris
tian when one has . weak digestion. and
l sometimes fancy that q change of
stomach would benefit the morbid SIN
ner almost as much as change Of
heart.-JohH Poul.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1874-09-24

Mr.. JoHs moline, of Cannon Falls,
was rewarded by yield Of over thirty
bushels Of wheat to the acre, on
his crop thus season.