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The New York herald., 1874-09-24

% WEST 18TH ST., BETWEEN 5fH AND 9Th AVS
e/O AS hrst rate cook; understands French cooking
The New York herald., 1874-09-24

CGe) WEST 18TH ST. BETWEEN 7rH AND sTH
AOL avs, rear-As cook understands her business;
willing to assist with washing best city
Al
The New York herald., 1874-09-24

~ WEST 18TH STA YOUNG GIRL AS FIRST
- class chambermaid; willing to assist with the
waiting if required; best reference. Cal address.
The New York herald., 1874-09-24

11 WEST 18TH sT.-To DO CHAMBERwORK AND
TT waiting or general hOuSewOrk in small family.
Can be seen at her present employers II -
, 1874-10-09

Special DispRteh to Thf ChItaQa Tribune
NEW foAK Oct; s.-T!ie whoa, market oronet|
spring held back. Winter Ia well held, and is il
fair demand, In part for the Continent bIiiIors
Qto buying white to limited extent; also
% clloleo amber 1t full priced. Tho low grades Of
ciosas very quiet. The Light offerings Of No,
spring a,tf the advanced prices claimed, moro
espoolally for No. 2 milwaukee,, checks business.
Winter is firm and in fair demand. Shippers
hold back tho current prices genorally bong above
their limit. Tie aa!es are III, 100 bu, 1t S105
@1.10 for ungradea Iowa aud Minnesota. .51.oO00
.l.12 for No. Chicogo spring, and $l.1G15 for
OLD Do itl storo; $1.15 IBID Fur No. 2 M1lwaultee,
Sl.15 for No Allnnnsota ntloat,' .226D1 23 for
red western; Sl.2aM'l: ~ for amber do, at.94
gan, SLID for white Ohio, SLEEK for old Mil
wankeo. and No. Chicago on private terms
Barley ts BIT. ter and in domand. -.Saca Of 20 600
bn Canat!a Western at $l.40 hero aud Y1. .32 at
ysse$9 u 53, and 0ooo bu two'ro~ed State to arrve
Basley malt is quiet and lrm. sales Of 1000
BIZ city. froln Canadian seed, Mt $1.77h time,
and 800 by fair Canadian At 51.G0 cash
Oats in light demand and higher. The ill.,
4C0f'0 bu; now Ohio mixed at G2@09IGc; white st
Ba@65c; Western mixed ut GiGGlLc; white ut
G5t26St@c; state at G2@Glo for mixed, md G4@
G5Ho for white.
llyo quiet, with til" aupply light. Tho sales
"Ae 05AUu ~ k1%heo hs uuuHsfE Ai1NAt.
Corn trmer and fairly nctiyo. The demand is
quite general. mainly for export. Tire HIles are
lt2, COZ eu; Western mixed at at>5.p97o atioat,
aud 95o in store; du white, at si.60@1.ol; do
yellow 1T 9719@95c.
The pork market is very Inactive and lower.
THO hales aro 100 brla mess NJ e22. .756o2300
tho inside price for uuinspocted. For future
delivery the market IL domoraxod. Sales, 500
bris noss for October, Oh private tornlH; 500
btls rneaH, reported for tho salne option at 30,
Lard III inactlvo ard weaker. Tho tloma,ld for
tho future IL falling on. Sales OF $50 tcs old
1ge1; We1tern M steam At 1415e1l4e; 200 tcs city Mt
sollor December, last night, at IL 3-1Gc, now Of
forod ut lower figures 500 tcs, seller a;x MONTHS
Ct l2c; l25 tcs, seller all tho year, at II l-1Go
250 tcs, in puta for six months, ut 1111c.
Tho market for borth freiglts is again worry
quiet. with ratcs not essentially changed. For
grain accommodation tho inquiry was ess active,
a1ld rates ru!od III la:,E pub!ishe:l. Tho nlove-
mcnt IN charters VAS vory quios, aud rates ID
maiIed about tho same.
Wh!sky-Tlsn Marses is lcah active, aud yalues
ateadier. sn!cs Of 2u0 brlB 1t 7lU7.
, 1874-10-09
FIRES.
In Now H0rt{ t!1tys

NEW YonE, Oct. 8.-This afternoon a fire
broko out iu the threu-story hriok building, it-
Guiding Nos. ZIG to $50 West Twenty-nrth stroot,
OCCUPIED by q gutta-percha and rnbbor manu-
featuring company and spread with such ra-
pdsy TINT a largo number Of men aud boya eu.-
poycd i'll tho building wsro unable to escape by
tue stairways. and had to jump for their iyes
from second-story windows. Anon thom was
John Brennan, whose clothes took fire, md he
was 10 terribly burned That lis lfo was dospaircd
of. Tile walls Ut tho nanufactory, Which wore
OF poor construction, fell Boou after tile
fro commenced, crushing in tho roof IT
a two-atory brick tcnoment in tho tear
OF tue fact0ry. Patrick Galgan, who occupied
tho npcr floor, Has crushed to death. The loss
q the Gut.a percla und Rubber 3IannfactuFing
Company fs estlmated at $l50000: inHnrod for
31oo, ,ol}1. I.oBH OH tho building, which belonged
to tho Brown-L Lilicnthal estate, is estimated at
53o00 Buildings Nos. 525 10 531 West Twenty
fourth street. occupied by tho Combination Rub
bor Company, wore tlauagod to tho cxtent Of
$1,000. Several Of the adjoining buildings we're
danagcd BY fire aud watar to tho amount Of
s3,00o: The fsc IN supposed to llnya originated
from tho boiling oyer Of inlammablo material
used in tho preparation Of tho rubber.
, 1874-10-09
PEDEGTn1ANr5M.
WEBToN's LAHT TRIAL.

wEBToN's LAAT TRIAL.
IhH unfortunate pedestrian III again irving IN
10 that 500'snf'e walk. Tho Nov York Herald
tolls The first days work:
weston. % previously STATED In ycscr,1ays fl>ra,d
e1arca o his lnng walk precigcly at lyU, ynscrinv
ram6. ~ iao nest poasihe condition Of ha, liz
Hs ; ~" tramp with m pasy and elnsIIc slrp
by I'll. In 1884, and waa still erclilr tio arsna viii
the peculiar form Of strldo whir nnnerto;ns.tn h,
alone. His 18th mile recarGoi Il ii, son, IN =.
whcn ic took hia first rcat Of tto ess tan Mun ,ntt
utes duration while betng rubbed down In aror.I
IN hta 55h fnIla at H. 4m s0s., and again iuIun IN
ehort rest Of 1!ni 1's start then ina,je Ind
by walked htosdy on until ho lad made Ill 4sth Fih
70, row .tpp tappearedM It, to bo i!u!inod 70 .girs way ,
severance OF lila attrnisns. he 'un mon1"sd ms1
to overcome The feeling and got 10 work ngau jits
5Jth mile Wh1 Hcored 1t luh. as 0s wt,. liz n,,,.o
more went 70 hts couch on the traeE an1 rested {.
21s. This somewhat lnng tay-oH eauile4 to rcfredh
hfm considerably aud Ia started lii tank tIarsatter
0I' lt rcs'tl ~: III for ou 4nt., ard ones r,o,p Ind
thn Hsrk ~ t'a t!la jstta y h:l s:l!I raunel hs
'falE s'"Ef7i.. i" lis tts 70 ni.ra tu SON. sDs
AnatiEr klsl h,1 fer 1n :!f+, 4l,.t fl. ~ pt1
N hic me Nh 1ni:t NJ PIT III IL H. jGl. 0ls, auj
rent takCh inr !cIn. 49,, durtug whirh change or
n3nta aau aosEs Tas E!sci HIM. tho second chang. of
tic uny Lie uiet wens hWHy aAjn, aul, ~ tlr crowd
by tits time hau largely lnreasct o eettlcl into his
work with renewed WIN and walked arOnnl until he
had rca he'd hiH l1h nio which yyns bit to s credit
4! 1lh. 2itn. -. lIn greeted with Eorfr.t storm
Of cheers. liz still kept on lila way ho,soyor and
mhde yet nnutncr MILF wien 10 retired 10 his room
for ateon Of four Aonra.
, 1874-10-09
CANADIAN fTEE1S.

MONTREAL, Oct. 8.--Employes Of several ma
chino aholB anl factories Ut this city afe being
dllneharGod III consequence Of tho dulluess Of
tratlo.
The competition Of rif1amcn for solaction for
tllo Wimbledon loam nsxt year will take place
hero 0n tho 18th inst. for tlia province.
lou skeletons l,aye been found ut Point Ed.
ward which MeaBuro from tIM to 7 fopk long
each, aud arc supposed to be- the remains Of
Chinpswa Indiatls.
TolsoNTo Oct. 8-Iho leaders Of the Reform
party arc holding aorles Of political meetings
throughout tue province,
, 1874-10-09
GENERAL NOTICES,
TO AkCHEETECI'S
And BUILDERS,

The Merchants, Farmers and Me-
chanioS' Savings Bank Of Chicago, in
tho interests Of the Iaboring Glasses
and its Building Loan Department.,
will pay reward Of Ono Thousand
Dollars for the best plan, with speci-
foations,. Of a tire-proof, Or an ap-
prozimatoly fro~proof, Cottage Of fve
rooms. A circular continuing full
information can bo obtnined by ad-
dressing note to the NJ, F. and NJ.
Savings Bank, No, rs South Clark
STU Chicago,
SYDNEY MYERS, Manager. !.
, 1874-10-09
THETURF,


THE NAD1sy1ILE B1.ooD-MoAsE ASSOCIATION RACES.
NAsAvzL1E Tonn., Oct s.-Ou tllp fourth day
OF the fall meeting Of tho Nashville Dood-IIorco
Association the attendance waa large. every
department being we'll represented. Tho tiras
race 2-luie heats, Association purse, }500 was
a wink over for Capt. JalnsH Frankln's b. III.
Arizona.
III tho second race mile lsoats, Association
parse, s2uu, tho following horsaa Atartad:
Gem ltotinhnna y. y. Australia. ...-........3 =
L, j. 9cnllys b. u. Hall,
Gan. 4. BlfosiH {. &. Miburn. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES i
+. ". Hor1is h. c.: Johanniu. iu.........,.+......,A
4tme-i:i721; l:4B.
Poola sold Oil thtu raou at the following ratio
Australia, -; Fair Play, ~; Hull. 81; Johau-
nie. ~; Kilburn, IL.
Tle third raco was handicap race, free for'n|l.
m:lo heats, purse $500. Tile following Lorsua
started:
John acojelan's Nurse, o. 4lbs...,.......,.,.,.,1
4. Al. uuran's lca JacEHota, RB Bts......,.....,,2
". H. nDrdun, aack of TEulpIM, W tbH, ,,.,.,,,4 >
9"yo paytnna hummer lloEo. a7 Aa..,......,....3
H. " crs"tofds uFsuser, ~ lbs. .ais
J. \. lsoh!ahon, H;nntt u hs.
j. 9. Baltninp. E!lun g. ~
II. NJ. Lln.lssy'a EI]on Derry, 10 la s,.......d div
William 0winlna Sumter Gonn, " .,l,s
L. Loves l'a i'yf; ,,snl:4;%: ~ II; i:iiS
Tho pools sold in this race previous to tho frat
heat: 0ranger. 105; tho field, 100; Jack Of
Trumps, 10; Summer Roge,7 10; Rod Jackson, 40.
After tho asat heat nose brought $50 to tho
Aalds 20Q.
THE oAIEsBuNo RACES.
Special U,suatsh 10 lhs Chteaov Trtbane.
GALEsnuRut ILL.,, Oct. 8.-Th1 third LAY of tho
1&it haa hdht tAaxii up III finishing tho tsot.iux
, 1874-10-09
cHanatod from alargo nlcoting Of worry omincuk


cr,anatod from alargo mooting Of worry omincnt
Eontrnnn.
Mr. FprAvth fotn1rkol TINT ono OF tho 0btecEH
In nlcotng WAS to organize, that tho candidates
M10Hr KNOW 10 wnoM TO BEND THEIR nEs1oNA.
T1oNa.
Mr. Blormnn contontled TINT = newspaper re-
port Of tho proceedings Of Montny nights meat.
inE was not official, antl that 1t WIS essential fo1
tito Chairman md Secretary pf tIo Committee to
roanost tho candidates to resign.
Slr. uRrdnor thought II that WaB dnno tho
CoHntt LOO would oScocd its laty. II n copy OF
tho resolution passed alonany night wore uent tu
each candidate 1t would bo prokor, but beyond
hlr. Shorn1an believed it l,nt Just md right
nnn iair and correct, lt'as,uc'' ~ tho Committee
lisa tho nominating power conferred upon 1t by
iho state Central Coninlttoo, to at leant ohHervn
conitesY 40 lar aa 70 request tho candidates
formally to ioslg,h II they did not do 30, thon
the dnty OF tho Twonty. one WIS clear.
ar. Forsyth urged that. ui,tler motion
, 1874-10-09
JOHN 1. LG>u!AN At CHAMPAIGN.

SDeetW UE1bazta n TIA LHfcIao 7TiGYnt.
CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,, Oct. H.-Thfs aftoruoou Gou.
Logan yisitol tho Industrial University and IT.
tondcd the battalion drill. uo spoke as being
very well pleased with what ho had Recn OF tho
institution. ~ night tho largest hall Of tic
city was fi!lod to listeu 70 political speech by
tho Senator. The tirst point Of dlscussion wau
tue Civil -RighsA question, 1or which ho eloquent
" plead. He then discussed The coudtion Of
think Kellogg tho true Goyersor, he wanted to
Try Penn and the othor leadorH for treason,
Ho next attempted to prove the Tar,ners
Movement Of no value, and then spoke In favor
of tho Republican platform Oil finance. He
closed with nn usgcnt appeal to all to ataud by
the Republican party.
, 1874-10-09

H5I1i1l u lsIoa7EH q TIE 1HStdgo tribune,
DEsMo1SEs, H., Oct. s.-roliticat excitement
mover run no high in Doshfoinos rs the present
year. Tho whole light is conferred on Congress-
man, and both sides arc claiming victory for
next Tuosday. Air. Kasson's speech last sat,,r-
day night Il. oused hs frlcnda to high pitch OF
enthuslastn. His denials OF tic state
monts made under oath By Col.
Montgomery and John II. Keatly Of
Council Bluffs, that ho had written lettors aereo-
lug to be- candidate agaiust tho Republican
ticket in 1870 and 1872, has aroused tho Opposi-
ton, and Montgomery, Keatly, and Judge Janes
have all consented to- speak hero next Sat,1r-
day night and present the wholo case to the
citi2cns Of DoaAlonos. Throughout the district
there aro meetings iu overy township, and every
available man ia On tho stump.
, 1874-10-09
WARD MEETINGS.

|
Tho Tenth Ward nopublican Clubbcld uoet.
ing Inst night at tho Republican Hondqua,tora,
corner OF Hnistod mud Washington atroets. g,th
their President. Joseph Reynolds Il, tho chair.
h1r. G. T. Periolat offered resolution to the
| effect that no nun nominated in the Repub;icau
party for an officer shall be slsicten oil BY tho
Central Comuli1see Atr. Petiolat followed III,
lis resolution with .niritcd ancaci, IN dofuao
thoroof Inf f,r .ll th,t i, ,-ou to,,,ot
'"1'ee1' ~, uus tuf al '1a' IL "ss sao.ea.
Aio' c,afk then addressed the chnir, and in
formed Ills friends tia! ho dill not at tirst yeo
what bcuoflt could possibly arise from tl,o ma.
sauo NJ tba rcuo,utio, hrt ,, t,,o,ot .l,at H. -,
ID a. ,,,;.t.,.s ,.1,,s' ,. =. .'a' .As'
.~N "ao sa,aSAe u. "D1s ~ A',a 'nefeiose
motion was carried. Tho Clair then announced
tlai tho resolution of Mr. porinlat ,;na hofora
i'm l,o,oo A. p,r;,,o, .,a., .~.oa u.sI ~,
rnsoj,inm bo aonta a 1IG liz on ofeu .nas tas ls
ric5 T,a ~ t,,o"En A H. na,;aIot @ wy w. sal,
Ad cjo,a fnr Snr,n,. liz ,osas;a,. .iro uio u
t1 ,"nfia,, ~ a,n n,n ies9"r'o!i ~ snr9En.
;7ro,,,aJ fre,,,, ti.e rnna.,.. i:,. man "a5
tint OF T.. L. Tinuoy hrhst1tnte3 1nstno.1 rhcrc
bolng no further businesa before the meeting
hlF. Periolat, being loudly called for, addrossed
fra,n ~ Erars1;,s stseuni , hu; snsk' gentleman
iowoa Mr. par;olat II, s1nrt sn,.ao,og a ,
adjourned, 10 meet again Yhursduv nirht
rur r1rrrrxr,, w.un
r,a poor,o,a p.r,r I,.,a-.''as.,. o,..,
1,,s,...'.,. w., 1"aopsnoent eiao ~ 'ho
Il1aecnth ward he!a q meeting last evening TT
Hanons saloon. corncrof McIIenry aud 1iaweon
streets, William, Corbct. iu tho cbRir. and ". n,
T,irdar Jr snc,etory Ex-a1a n,.nnst,' ..s.,
A11 Coroor,n 49,. 49, Iiasn ~ A'4o
M'a. eo1cosAn "o'o INC SPEAKERS OF tue evening.
''eo!ata '''oo'seo eoteofaa 1or el'er'lf' and
uaEuu as ileassss 70 sHenu LUG primaries anu
arood word for Harrison for enneresa and o,
, 1874-10-09
TENNESSEE POLITICS,


MEMPHIS. renn., Oct. ga special to the A,,-
peal from Grand Junction. Of this date. Shows
TINT Col. II. Casey Young, Conservative Demo-
cratic candidate for Congross has Aad ono con.
t'nnca triumph all along tho Charleston Rail
road. Ho has made friends in Hardeman Coun-
ty.. Lewis opened today, and stroye hard to
make ,polut. Col. Young queat!ous confound-
Ell Lewia to such Ri extent tint lie evinced
complete inability 10 meet them. LOWS mpdo
many promises to The Southern people. Dur
ing his speech he said he was in favor
ct having the lossos caused by the War paid
to those who suffered. Reforring to the Civil
Rights bill. ho said tho moa,l Bocial equality of
natnro regul+ tes tho question arising OF, this
subject, and thera 1aA no noed Of a natioual
law.
Col. Young mndo strong point In hiH appeal
to the people when he told them If tley Thought
it was right thai tloy Hh ould apply for Justice aud
losheh through Radical Congressman. VINO bud
served seyera! yoars, who had done nothing for
the people, thoy could do 10. Lewis had lsever
proposed moaauro that would benefit tie peo-
plo whose suffrage lie now beggod.
, 1874-10-09
CAPITAL AND LABOR,

Striking Miners ut H.lSnllo Return to
W0rISs
suecia. Dispatch to Tie chicaaa Tribune.
I.ASALLEt ILL.,, Oct. 8.-Tho tlIisd-yoin minera
OF tho Northern Illinois Goal i lion CompAuy,
Of tllfs city, who struck for 51.I5 u ton Of, the
1st Int. and wero offered $1.30, will rosumo
work Tomorrow ut 31.25 ton, tho Company
agroaing to keep the cn:rics III condition for tho
plssag9 Of lilo ulillujs-tars,
, 1874-10-09

PORT lfuHoN Dst. B.-DowN-hIary Elizabeth, john
Ml4ss prop Wenoua. '.
UP-Goraon Campbell and conRort; props Fountain
City, Cily Ut Fremont Arc, Lawrence stmr marine
City; schra 1Iiggie l. Jones, Lotus.
pon! HURON, Mich, ocs s.-Eyening- -Down-Prop
Il. Holt.
Ur-Irops Dcnton Katcham and consort; schr
spnietnan.
The barYe Mary JarccI WAS released to-day with Tim
aHstssanco Of tug. Her consort, Warner, is still
kKhofu,
, 1874-10-09

New YorT, Oct, a.-At tho tenth animal Cou-
ye1Ition VI tic National Association Ut Wool
manufacturers, ycss ettlsy. nearly every section
Of tho country was Represented. 4 resolution,
WIS submitted by tho Executive Committee i'll
with canada it being prejudicial to tho wool inc-
dnstry OF tho country, and was adopted unani-
MOusly.
, 1874-10-09
At Msssaistce, n1ic1t.

Special W,Vafch to 1'he Chiea0o Tribune.
MAslsGEE, Mich, Oct. B.-About midnight
last hight fire waR discovered in building
known as the Scandinavian CIothipg-Storo, OH
River street. This building and tho one ad-
joning wero totully destroyed, with tho contcnta
OF tho samo. Loss ahout $1,000; insurance
very small.
, 1874-10-09

y: Hold, Of Bond County, was onoson Chairman,
nftoE which tho Conysntton proceeded to elcot
candidates. Jamop Il. Aloss. Of Bond County,
and >: X. Mohastor, Of Washington County,
Tie next Legislature. Tic Democrats fool 1ubi-
lant and worry oontldont of suooesu.
, 1874-10-09

n6ur'uH lot tnt lioullnat1nu OF 1cflnan III Du-
rago County. tn tako tho largo furagn vote Of
taat eounty,-lenyiug tho 0ralger ec,nout strip
ped Of ts,oir notlior Enrmouts.
Tbs Republicans came IN lnat, nrltl very ttmidly
put np m oaly two candidates. a,autliue il, mortal
voto. l7or tllo lirat ti.no for n,any yeary ti,oy
nominated two Ynoa mon aal competent; heroic.
foro thoy could unly nlurd oi,e man Of tho tlIros
to represent tho honesty aldo of that doublu-
fhcetl purity.
THUS armed nnd equipped. tho citizous of tho
Fourteenth District will go to tho polls III NO
yember ncxt, to proy!1o Three Representatives to
dincharge tho important duttcs of legislators
for this State. Never was thore tsmo wheu NO
Throughout the State. sndiy afflicted by hnavos
and fools attompting to pny tho part OF INV
lnakerB l1aylng been n1ookot at Tho tonns Of
tue knavos, our Political ,naol,luista earnestly
besoccl s to turn TO mora foola for tho remedy
ono who will bc my special credit 10 The cur
loaat Known T Of tho aG Six " OF 0tho'S tho ss' sno
ty cry ono cand'daso IL tnnch known out
11mn,v 1ao of h.s , oNn township; end tho loest
antI, w|iofo known. 1t has surprised their most
Intelligent neghhoss that poople anywhere huvo
suspected they had any qualifications fur tho
positions for which They are ,iominatod.
other IN tho southern section Of kano County
aro erl1apB aboslt ~ unfit for tho place Of ogis-
lator ns could haro boen soactod. This is ON
pl'hticallY 90 with tho northern ono. No ono
"soa tn.o,.as t''t5 uou.a pass oxamlihsloh lor
wnmH Ia -. $685.. s".t o"n ushst.ct,tohnoi. iney
hi tt,aro w IVY Booa ovsthcnia ~ DtcI,yafa:
IN nn,,,,, ~ uuu tesectapio pusfneasirm o.
cotn'nanu requiring intelligence, education or
1,,es,s GapTaclty anas Noaa g'o thes9 men onl-
c,oi'n a, ~ ~ .u ' soaonsoh Gal.ed ne,ofnefa
I{ I;n,, ~, nana .be pnoe = plaee u1ea III na oaa
nrn.a ~ III a3nt a.; !lua1 Mo nse
ns" a.,l,t. AhS 'ao Aoio oo'sor ua A9ona
n'9,u g,Ia "Tei.! m,i,t. ,,.,
i,iIu ,,,% a,s noneo ~ ''ln alorIgtou,
y H. % va masi ~ "Hn .a ma,
49,. ~ .oo cu'1nseu 4ae o"tlu'ao so.o u nJ no!no
, 1874-10-09
MISCELLANEOUS.

THE FOURTH 1E.11Hols CONGRESSIONAL CONTEST.
-. Sptcfat D1apatch 70 The Chtenoo Fri1,.te.
WooDBTocx, ILL.,, Oct. 8.--sIeI{cnry County
will conter next Saturday afternouu at Harvard
to liear the joint discussion between aona.
Farnsworth and 1Iuribnl. lho attendance viii
10 iannotlbe. Tho case OF nurlbut il bocotning
desperate in this district, as.d john 4. Logan
speeches In this county ,toxt week. l1urlbut il
speaking this wotk III ecAool-houheg uo
aneaks ia MoHenry Tomorrow night
, 1874-10-09
TIE SOUTH CAROLINA CoNsERvA-
ErfVG1G

coLuNn1A, s. c., Oct. 8.-Tlo Conservative
state Convention mot to-day, overy county in
the State except three boing represented. Tho
following resolutions wero passed unanimously: j:
Rsotsd, That in tito opinion Of this Convention the
Conservative cttizenB vii! best promoto the interests
aud welfare Ut thu State by giving their support to tho
candidate for Governor anl Lieutenant Governor
nominated by Y ne Independent Republican party.
Rtao!red, That Wa aaoP ~ tho platform Of the Con-
eeenolny tn lle administration Of State Government
Tie delegates present assort that tho Iuco-
pe,nlont Republicans arc gaining ground every
whare, and tito general belief in that With fail
and active operation OF tho Conservatives tl,oy
will elect their candidates. for Governor md
Lontcnant- Governor, and elocs Gen. Kcrshaw
to CongroBH.
, 1874-10-09
SUICIDE.

SAN FnANoisco, Cul., Oct. al. II. Eokfolas,
!ssAnch alint. shot himself through tho head at
OAKLAND to-day. lilo cause OF his suicide s
not yet kuown, but u supposed to have been
dono In tit ot mental aberration, oauaod by
o!erHotk AID anxiety Ia hls poaiAon Ii tho
Mint,
, 1874-10-09

SMcf1l Dspatth h The Chfeaau Tribune
GpAaD HAVEN, Mich, Out. B.-TAo Domo-
cratio County Convention was held to-duy,
Most Of tic nominations are those generally tn
iayot with tho Nenul'!iosue. s1sus making the
Ticket Bomewhat union. There we're tive TOWN.
not represented. This Democrats ara s.ruu cent
in tllo city, bus tho county ts Republican, aud
will bo ablo to control the election,
Vhs llon. Zach Chandler aud tho Hon, ". B.
W'lltanus will speak ut h1ue,r Hall Tomorrow
evening OIL political iEsles. Several other PROM
incut sentieman will bo present.
, 1874-10-09
BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET

baltimore, 1E1., Oct. 8.-CArr1E-Tairly acttye;
very bcAt ny sa!s 1t s'sGo91c; firHt qualify 4AGs
Receipts, 4,7s>5 s:les, 2,425.
Ilods-Dull aud lower, with downward tendency
saeB ut 8Gi9t}o. necp1pts H,8Da,
sHEEr.-Fatr aetnand for good Erndes and ! 4
higher bntclerA {4GiIHe. Neceinta, J.DOC,
, 1874-10-09
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

LIVERPOOL, Oct, 8. - Bteamslipa Halle1,-
ata'!ieI, Erin, Indians, and Cornwall, from Now
York, huvo arrived out.
NEw HoRE, Oct. 8.-!rTivcd- Steamships st,
Lanrout. from Dreat; c. r. Func., from New
castle, Eng; aud State Of Maine, from Glasgow,
, 1874-10-09

TIE COMMITTEE OF TWENTY ONE.
= .Iho Committee Of Twenty.one, appointed by
tho ganeraf meeting Of tho leaders Of the peo-
tlcs party to receive tho reaignatona OF the leg.
is''tye candidates, and to fill tho vacancies, hold
au;cetins In the club-room Of tho Sherman
!i0ase last eYon'ng. There we're present L. i.
+. aoldGn Thomas Brennan, Frank Sherman,
join Forsyth, ]. II. B1cAyoy, uoury Broth, s,
y. Gardner, Thoman T.. Courtney, George Yon
ilollcu, David Hanlon, John Vlckers, John IL,
llosntEoe. Washington Hesing, John Costello,
aud Charles pugcAeok.
On motion Of Mr.. Holden, tho Hon, John Ii.
1to.utree was callod to the chair, and George
Von Holleu Was olootcd Secretary.
Mr.. Sherman moved that the Secretary be in.
str,lctcd to address the nominees, and request
tLlm to
BEND IN THEIR EEhIaHATIoxs
to TIM Committee.
1ha Chairman said that tho resolution paased
Mo1May evening contemplated tn vt tho resigua-
s'.s OF a!l the legislative candidates. should be
f"oicnted to tho Committeo On or before tue
''tl' 1nes That In caso the designations were
not received from all Of the nominees, thoso who
ia4',a to send them In should ba considered ~
!issing resigned mud that, tier that limo, tho
Coin'nattoo was empowered other to place now
names upon tho ticket, or retain auy OF tAose
Wlo we're nov upon It. Hence, 10 thought 1t
Ra8 not neceaBAry tor tho Committee to addroHa
my OF tle candidates. Einco It would plaoo Ho
pefsoAa Motsying tnam to sesIgn Id III onhatrsas.
NV Qos1aons ~ tho xaquaae 10 taal4n bad
, 1874-10-09

Sutc1aI U2aDutch 70 TA< CHfcdg0 TfIou1te,
IsD1ASAron1s Ind. Oct. 8.-rhe Hon. ". A,
Curry and ]. r. Neff, opposing candidates for
Secretary Of State, hold . joint discussion to-
night Of tho political issues Of tho tlay IN tho
presence Of a1l immense audience. Doth gentle
men acquittod themselves to tile satisfaction OF
their respective adhereuts,
, 1874-10-09

DEMOCRATIC MEETING AT CLEVELAND.
CIEvELAND, O., Oct. 8.-Tla Democrats held
ono Of the largest mootlngs Of tho campaign iu
tue public square this evening. Tao Hon. II. p.
nanney presided. Addresses rere made by Gen,
Thoma8 Ewing, tho Hon. II. A. Foran, J., E,
1ngersol and others.
, 1874-10-09

SECOND WISCONSIN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

0"7Vs7sFH F3s!O0H'0ssF
SIpeetat itspHtch 10 TAe Gaiea1o Tyituuf.
JANEsy1LtE, Wis. Oct. 8.-Tho Republicans of
tho Second District nomlnatod z. T. Burtlicl, of
JanesV1!ls, fof tho Assembly to-day. lIo IL a
Carpenter man but Autraw Darlaus and G, r.
Donlatono. aao nominated for Assembly by tho
Republicans are both auti-Cavpentor,