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Large Numbers Of the Converted Sign-
Ing the Pledge at WiIliamsport, Pa.

WILLlAMSPUKT, MITCH to, 1874.
One hundred and ninety names were to-day en-
rolled In the woman's temperance movement,
which commenced here on the Odd ult. Eleven
hundred women now at work. Three i'm
mense mass meetings have been held and daily
prayer meetings and visits to hotels and saloons
are main tanned. Many men OF formerly intem-
perate habits are signing the pledge, and dealers,
with scarcely an exception are treating the ladies
with Kindness
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AN EX-MINISTER.
From the Manch,

From the Manchester Guardian.l
This morning saw Mr.. Gladstone walking down
Regent street, looking very happy and with most
elastic step that Is not common with him. lie
looked as II he lelt relieved IRON heavy burden,
and the passengers turned Co watch him pass
while many respectfully removed their hats.
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AMENITIES OF JOURNALISM.

From the New York Tribune.1
We Know OF nothing more thoroughly provincial
and more certainly indicative OF a tnird.class
paper than the habit OF saying "a morning jour-
nal publishes so and So" or ''An evening cOntem-
porary argues so and So" Ii the papcris worth
quoting II is worth naming.
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POUGHKEEPsIE, N. " March 10, 1874.
The cold weather continues. Reports from the
Upper Hudson show that the river is again firmly
closed. At Castleton, Hudson, Catskill and Ger
manton, and from the latter point as far south as
Peekskill, the river Is filled with heavy fields Of
nOatinR ice. At Castleton the ice is five inches
thick and the icemen are expecting another har-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-14
Christian Sharue.

telegram from Hartford, Conn.,, under date OF
the 18th inst reports that Christian Sharpe, the
inventor of the famous Sharpe rine, died suddenly
at his residence in Vernon, Conn.,. last night, OF
hemorrhage OF the lungs, at the age OF sixty three
years. He was a native OF New Jersey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-14
WHAT FRANCE WAS TO HAVE PAID.
From the London Times.1

IRON the London Times.l
At parliamentary dinner in his own residence,
Prince Bismarck Is stated IN the papers to have
related to his guests that he originally asked
milliards of France, and only gradually came down
to i've, or, with interest and extras, nearly g. The
lesson to be learned from this ls perhaps, too PLAIN
to need being pointed out.
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THE STRIKE IN LYNN.
The employing MI

Not to Employ Society Men.
BOSTON. March 10, 1874.
The employing morocco dressers Of Lynn have
adopted the following:-
Resolved That we will not employ any fnsher VINO Is
known pay money into organization that furnishes
aid and support to the men now strike.
The strikers show an equal determination to
hold out. There have been no threats or violence
0.c3, but, as matter OF precaution, extra police
men are employed to guard the factories at night
An idea of the Importance OF the morocco manu-
featuring interest OF Lynn may be obtained from
the TACT that during last year 100000 skins were
turned out, representing IN value $2,5O0,0O0
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THE PRINCE IMPERIAL.
Thousands of Frsnchmsn Congregating in Eng
land-Preparation at Chiselhurst.
TELEGRAM TO the new YORK HERALD.

LONDON, March 14-6 A. M.
Imperialists from all parts of France
have arrived here or are the way to
England TO attend the festivities at Chisel-
hurst on Monday, on the occasion of the Prince
Louis attaining his majority.
1t iSexpected that upwards OF 1000 Frenchmen
Will III hresent
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Destructive Storms in l.brask q.

OMAHA, Neb., March 13, 1874.
storm and snow slide in Weber canon, Mt
Devils Gate to-day, tore down the telegraph lines
and interrupted communications throughout the
entire day.
heavy storm OF sleet is raging between here
and CHEYENNE Tonight.
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A STRIKING ENGINEER PLEADS GUILTY.
CrNcrNNArI, Ohio, March u. 1877

Daniel Harvey. who participated IN the recent
strike or the engineers on the Plttsburg, Ciuen-
natl and st. Louis Railway, to-day pleaded guilty
20 putting a bolt Of iron on a frog at Pendeten 10
throw trains OF the track, and begged the clem m
ency OF the Court.
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g. WOMAN, LOVE AND MARRIAGE BY the authof
oSaIad tor the Solitary and Social Everybody should
read this wonderfully interesting book the above
porant subjects Beautifully bound in ornamental COW
ers. <.sPrice, rs cents.
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T. THREADING MY WAY. An autobiographical
work. BY Robert Dale Owen. s.sPrice, 81 So
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FRAUDS Case.
LONDON, March 49, 1874.
At the late regular half-yearly meeting OF the
directors of the Bank of England. it was announced
that the total expense incurred in the pursuit and
prosecution of the two Bldwells and Macdonald,
the parties VINO committed the frauds on the bank,
was f46OOO.
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IRELAND.
The Investigation Of Frauds on an American
Company-Serious Charges.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

DUBLIN, March AGA. M.
The investigation at Limerick into the frauds on
the New York Life Insurance Company Is proceed.
ing. Barry, an agent Of the company, has alb.
seconded. Several OF the insured persons have
died under suspicious circumstances.
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LOUISVILLE AND PORTLAND CANAL.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, March 10, 1874.
The Chamber OF Commerce to-day passed q reso-
luton urging Congress to pass the Louisville and
Portland Canal bill
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March IS, 1874. JAMES J.
FyERTT.-OQ Frida

EVERETT ON Friday, March 49, 1874. JAMES J.
EVERETT, aged ~ years.
HIS friends and acquaintance are respectfully
invited TO attend the Ianeral at Goshen. NJ Y, on
Monday. March 10, at haltpast eleven O'Clock.
Erie Railway trains leave Chambers street, &C
eight and nine O'Clock A. NJ
IEor OtheL Deaths SEE EiQdM R1lsL
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FATAL ACCIDENT AT PORTLAND.

PORTLAND, Me-, March 10, 1874
Peter Jansen and o. Bostrome, two Swedes,
while at work on railroad ut Mount Crawford,
were instantly killed Thursday by being crushed
beneath an avalanche OF dlrt and stones
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DIR. Filters Rheumatic kcmcdy.-POsf.
lively guaranteed to rheumatism. Neuralgia and
Nervous Diseases or no charge. q John street and
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CUBA.
TELEGRAM TO TIVE NEW YORK HERALD.

-.
The Spanish iron-clad Mapilcs has sailed for
Martinique, where she will 60 into dry dock for
repairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-14

Crfstadoro's Hair Dye Docs It's Work
quickly, harmessly, spendidly i imparE the most
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Why Disgust Your Associates with Or.
fensive breath, hawking and blowing DR..
SAGE'S CArARRd REMEDY will cure your
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Happy Relief for Young Men. Sent
free in called letter envelopes. Address HOWARD AS
ISOLATION, Philadelphia Pa, an institution having 8
high reputa honorable conduct and professional
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ROME AND AUSTRIA.
Vatican Preparation for a Church
Struggle with the Author
ity of the Hapsburgs.
ImperialiSt Legislation for the Effacement
OF the COncOrdat.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.


Inc rope mas written to the Austrian Bishops
ancitlng them to use all their influence to prevent
the passage Of the proposed ecclesiastical laws.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-14

T. GENESIS DISCLOSED A discovery of an error In
the translation OF the RoIy Bible. .ssPrice, 81 80
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GOOdall's Playing Cards--The Best, tho
cheapest Ask for and insist on getting them. Sold
everywhere
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THE TIDE OF TEMPERANCE.
proposed Temperance Clause in the New
Constitution for Ohio


CINCINNATI, March I3, 1874
Hon. L. ID. Campbell, OF Butler, introduced in the
Constitutional Convention to-day, to be submitted
TO the separate vote OF the people at the election
for approval or rejection Of the constitution the
following several propositions
Notwithstanding liquors shall neither be man
uiactured nor sold IN this State.
.Sec0nd-lntoxicating liquors may only be manu-
featured sold In the State in quaptites not less
than one gallon, on license granted IN such man
ner and on sucn conditions as the General Assem-
bly, may provide by law.
Notwithstanding liquors may be sold in the
State In quantities less than one gallon on license
granted in such manner and Oh such conditions as
the General Assembly may provide by law.
The proposition receiving the greatest aggre-
gate vote is to be part OF the constitution.
Should all three propositions receive q majority
of those voting upon them, then the one receiving
the greatest numuer OF approving votes Is 10 be
an article OF the constitution.
The propositions were read once and ordered
printed.
Decided Defeat for the Charlottesville
hearteninS Result OF a Raid in Pitts
burg-Vhe Power OF Woman's Tears.
PIrTsBURG, Pa, March ID, 1874.
The first direct onslaught on the saloons Of Pitts
burg by weeping and musical women has been
made. and, instead Of being crowned with the
success which such visits were fruitful OF else
where 1T was given the cold shoulder and failed
entirely.
Headed by Mrs. Rev Andrews and with beau
tifu young lady Of nineteen bringing up the rear.
the delegation moved on the saloon of Charley
Noser, on Forty-frsr street. Noser was first asked
TO sign the pledge but he refused and could not
be persuaded. Then he was asked to per-
NIT prayers to be offered up III his place,
which ne reused with equal obstinacy. No
amount OF peadings could move him to admit
the weeping and prayerfu ladies. Finding all
entreates In vain, the ladies felt compelled to
raise the siege ana retire; but 1t was not done
Andrews seemed deeply affected. and as she was
leaving her eyes were flooded with tears. She
turned once more toward the saloon keeper, and
IN choking voice offered up 1ervent prayer Tor
Noser and then quietly withdrew. Noser has had
q banner painted with the following device upon
it,
'rhe ladies have called, but we haven't surren-
dered."
This Is hung to the breeze as an emblem OF the
first victory over the crusaders. Although this,
the first attempt, was failure NOser reluctantly
admitted that the tears OF ladies were dlfilcult to
withstand, and at one time he was much affected
and felt like calling them back and telling them to
come in and pray as much as they had mind to.
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The Havana Lottery.
- lfranslauOn.T
LOCAL ADMINISTRATIONS OF LOTTERY NO. z.
HAVANA.

HAvFuA, Feb g. 1874
MEssRs TAYLOR 4 Co Nnw YORK.
DEAR SfRs-Mr. Victor PAGES, Central Administrator
OF LOTTERIES has received your letter da nd the iUh instY
ana DY ms order and duly authorized ty him. Write
you 70 deny in the most absolute the assertions
connected with the Island at Cuba lottery given Ivy tho
New hork Times correspondent at Havana and pub
Hsned by said newspaper the 9th OF February.
Inc oclal position held by Mr.. and the cir
cumsance OF the case OF Mr. VaIero being sub-jusice
prevent Mr. he Pages from giving details; rat IL Is his
dliy 70 make known thai N The cico and administration
then to diminish in the least The sl0d name ana credit in
this island and abroad upheld by the LOTTERY OF tho
Island of Cuba
Mr. De Pages beg me to thai the functions OF his
Office HIM from corresponding with the public
and that hereafter If wish 10 have par
you may address OF the official agents OF tue Havana
Lottery.
laval myself Of this opportunity to- place my ,ef az
your orders, and have the honor to be,
Respectfully yours,
JOSE +. be MUSQUINZ, Oficirl Agent
Mercaderas street corner Obispo, Havana.
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A.-Rupture.-Any Pensioners, SOldterA
sailors entitled to by law will be supplied bv
the ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY. 6S3 Broadway, ana the
price will be collected IRON government
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s. BESSIE WILMERTON. A charming novel,
printed with red borders. -.'Price, 81 rs
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Havana Bankers.-J. IL. Martinez & CO.,
10 Wall New York will paw the higness rateslor
Spanish Ooubloons and Havana Bank Bills &c.
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A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Spring style .
2l2 broadway, corner Fulton street.
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LAFAYETTE. IND. March H. 1s7

LAFAYETTE, Ind, March Is, 1874.
The County Commissioners to-day rejected eight
more applications for licenses to sell liquor,
making a total OF seventeen rejected being the
wnO,e number Of applications The saloon men
are much exasperated and swear vengeance a. the
next election.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-14

The "Beebe Range"
Price reduced 500 the largest family size put up.
orders for repairs received by mail.
JAMES KIRKLAND, Nos $40 and Il Reade street.
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OSE r. be MUSQUINZ. Offcirl Agent,
Mercaderas street. corner ObLspo Havana
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As Reliable Remedy for Coughs,
Colds Hoarseness affection of the threat lungs
Nine PORTER'S COUGH BALsAM A single bottle
is worth fifty It's &c, Soc and 75c bottle
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Corns, BuniOns, Enlarged JOtnts.-All
Diseases of the Feet cured by Dr. zACHARIE Y Union
xnuar
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O. MUTUAL FRIEND The twelfth volume of "Carl.
toms New Illustrated Edition. of Charles Dickens
works; the best cheapest handsomest edition in the
world ssaPrice, 81 60
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g. JESSAMINE. new novel. BY Marion Harland,
athor of True as Steel" &c. s.sPrice, 81 So
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-14

Wigs, Toupees.-G- Rauc nfuss. Practf>
cal Wing Maker, Importer OF Human Hair. A East
Twelfth street. Broadway
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The following record will show the changes in
the temperature for the past twenty-four hours in
comparison with the corresponding day of last
year, as indicated Dy the thermome at Hudnut's
Pharmacy, HERALD Building:-
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Bachelors Hair bye is Sp'endid.-
Never fails Established 81 years Sold and properly
applied at ATCHELuRS Wig factory, 10 Bond ST., n.
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The Hudson Again Closed.

Average temperature yesterday. ............. 21 3
Average temperature Tor corresponding date
last year. ........................ 35s;
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A.-David's Spring style OF Hat for
gentlemen. $685. Broadway near Duane street
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Cough, Cold or Sore Throat Requires
attention. as neglect oftentmes results in
some incurablc lung disease. BROWNS BRONCHIAL
IROCHES will almost invariably give relief
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BISMARCK.
TO THE new YORK HERAL 0.

The German Chancellor Invalided by Illness.
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.
BERLIN, March 49, 1874.
Prince Bismarck Is Ill, suffering from recurrence
OF the govt.
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Forman's Spring Style OF Hat, Light
and exquisite in finish ready. 35l Fourth avenue.
between Twenty firth and rwenty-sixth streets.
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Ponds Extract.
PONDS EXTRACT.
PONDS EXTRACT.
This standard domestic remedy be obtained at all
reputable drug stores Public convenience in this
spect dependent two Broadway insti-
tutions small is cheap az 50 cents because
doses light Medium Is cheaper at 81: worth 81 So
saving IS cents Large cheapest at 81 75 worth 81 o.
saving o. cents.
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A.-Announcement.- Ceiebra-
Icd style Dress HATS for gentemen-only correct STYLE
TIy a LrOadway.
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Jealous Labors OF the Ladies In HARRIS
burg, Pa.

q HARRISBURG, Pa, March 49, 1874.
The temperance excitement continues to in
crease here. The committee OF the ladies who
called on the clergy and editors asking for their
cooperation reported at their meeting this after
noon quite favorably. meeting is to be held in
DR.. Robinsons church tomorrow, when more
definite understanding VIII be mad as to the work
They propose to appoint committee of ladies
from each church to canvass the city to procure
sgners to the pledge, and also to ask property
holders not to lease their buildings after the pres
ent lease expires iOr the OIL sellers OF liquor.
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observation-disclosures Bitters. Beware Of
cOunterfeits
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-21


the green Of the surrounding shrubbsry !, Ike =
mountains brow with fss robe Of forests. II
seems q u the dwellings hsd grown out Of the
sol or rocks, instead Of being built upon IT, and
vera indigenous 10 the country. Tbs same
good taste Is apparent In the Knslish love Of
foweu, which strikes the eye Of the stranger
at every tam. Almost every cottage has its
little garden plot, or at ieass is box Of mignou-
cite and other flowers, stationed I'm the win
dows and lending cheerful gracs to the most
bars and homely domic.le,
A correspondent writes from Rome: "The
excavations at the Colosseum are still CON
tinued, but stream Of wster which has been
found there seriously interrupts the labors Of
che workmen. The Roman Catholics are stilli
at the recent PROCLAMATION Of the
Colosseum In the removal Of the Via Crucis.
They held triduo, or three days prayer Of
at the Church Of the Minerva, and
another In that Of Saint Andrea della Vale.
Opposite the organ IN the latter church, IN an
imprcvised altar surrounded BY q dozen war
lights, was the crucifx which was formerly
under the arch leading to the Lateran. Not
the invitation Of the Cardinal
Vicar, the number Of the faithful was small,
and great contrast to the throng which as
sisted at the triduo three years ago."
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-21

wstering places WIN BE- thronged. The To
ssmits. the Yellowstone Park, the prziries,
The lakes Nisgars, essasoea, White Sui
phur and other springs the Natural bridge,
Mammoth cave, the seashore, the noun
tains-all wiz be thronged by wealthy
tourists. Every State desiring emil
grants viii doubtless have her intelli-
gent representation at the exhibition, pro-
yided with maps and statistics, and able to
give Che Information needed BY natives and
Foreigners who may be seeking new homes
To the South and the far West the inter-
national feature OF the commemoratiou is
likely TO prove Of more lasting advantage
than to any other section. But chief of all
the benefits TO be expected is the perfecting
Of universal amnesty among ourselves and
the restoration Of the patriotic feelings Of
by-gons days. The one hundredth birth
day Of the nation win draw on people liv-
ing In perfect amity and prosperous under
a Just and powerful Government To lib
erty and equality we shall add that great
word fraternity, and we may
all rejoice In the republic, one and indi-
visible. .. g.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-21


dence was based; Like eehhS Of nd
memories Of The lcng.Argotten pasi like
The fsint outlines of an indlsanctiy sshent
bered ugly dream, and ths fenthiscsnes
Of q nightmare, hs occasional silusioas
te exploded siandefs aroused ssms Of the
listeners Ia the libby q Che eommittse-
room, bai the general sdSot q might have
bees sxpeeted was 70 cast Q dampening
shadow dpen 30 mach OF biz testimony a
ives relevant 10 eafrsht events. With ell
respect for Nj. Davis. % Q citizen and Q
memsrisilst we believe that he win now
admit his mistake, and In view Of the odium
which It b certain to bring upon his cause,
it Is to be hoped that he win do something
TO repair the injury which he has inflicted
upon our readsra. thu brainy people of the
District, BY compelling us to print such
stuff. Stupid asthis Investigation has been.
Its stupidity. might have been forgiven. if
this most stupid blunder had not been COM
mitted. 'si--fz4 -. l..-....4.. 4.stgF