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The Principle Of Universal Suffrage SuS-
tained in the Assembly.
A Cabinet Measure Likely
To Be Defeated.
Political Anxiety for the Estab-
ishment of the Republic.
A New Law for the Regulation
Of the Press.

PARIS, June 16s 1874.
! In the Assembly to-day the clause in the Num-
ctpal Organization bill giving to the largest tax.
payers the right OF membership In the Municipal
Councils was rejected-yeas 325. nays 87S.
The Left, the Bonapartists ana portion OF the
Right Centre, voted with the majority. They re-
garded the clause az an attempt to restrict uni
versal suffrage. This rejection will probably
prove fatal to the bin
The announcement OF the vote created cou-
siderable sensation.
NJ. Fourton, Minister OF the Interior, ex.
pressed his willingness to accept as q compromise
the Limitation Of the governments right to ap.
point the mayors OF cities for three years.
POLITICAL EFFORT FOR PARTY COALITION.
The Deputies OF the Left Centre publish note
again inviting an alliance with the Right Centre,
in order that both parties may establish the Re-
public.
The Left Centre offer all the necessary constitu-
tiona guarantees. and declare that II the alliance
they seek is refused the Right Centre will be re-
sponsiple for the possible return Of the empire.
PLANES FOR NEW PLATFORM
The Right Centre is negotiating with the Right
and with a portion OF the Left Centre in the hope
OF forming a new majority, upon q programme
based the bill submitted by NJ. Lambert de Saint
Croix on the 18th inst. providing for the contrma
ton OF President MacMahon's powers, the organ
ization Of second Chamber, conferring the
right upon President MacMahon to dissolve both
branches and the appointment OF his successor BY
joint convention OF the two Chambers. The nego-
tiations will probably prove abortive, the Left
Perier's bill
WARNING TO THE ROYALIsTs.
N. Dufaure intends, when the bill of M. Perier
comes up for debate, to distinctly warn the Right
solution OF the Assembly II the organization Of the
Republic Is prevented
MINISTER ILL.,
NJ. Goulard is very sick.
PRESS REGULATION BY LAW.
M. Adrian Tailhaud, Minister OF Justice. pub
fishes an order institutlng q commission to pre-
pare immediately new law for the regulation
OF the press.
The government has commenced the prosecu-
tion OF the propretors Of lie Figaro and La France
republican journals, for reprintng in those papers
articles written BY Henri Roche,ort
THE POSTAL CONVENTION WITH AMERICA.
The Postal Committee has approved the re-
port in favor OF the American Postal Convention.
The Assembly VIII PROBABLY ratify the report
shortly without further discussion.
A FIRE EATER IN DANGER.
NJ. Paul de Cassagnac is cited to appear before
the Assize Court on Monday next to answer the
charge of ncting citizens to hatred of each other
Specie Inflow to the Bank.
PARIS, June l8-P. NJ.
The specie in the Bank OF France has increased
| II, ,492, 900 francs during the past week.
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Serious Mortality on Board an Emigrant Ship

LONDON, June Is, 1874.
The steamship Atrato, which sailed from Lon
don February 10 Tor New Zealand. and when near
the Cape OF Good Hope put back to England on
account OF an accident, sailing again from
Plymouth April s, has arrived at Otago.
large proportion Of her passengers were down
with the measles during the protracted voyage,
and thlrty-two deaths occurred.
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Proceedings Of tho Third Congressional
District OF Maine.

PrOCe0dtngs OF tho Third COngroNsfoNNl'
District OF Maine.
AUGUSTA Me-, Junona l7k
The Third Congressional District Convention
was held at Meonian Hal this afternoon. and was
called 10 order by General J. A. Halk OF Damaris-
Gotta, who called Hon. s. d. Lindsey to the chair
A. w. Lane and B. r. Lancaster we're chosen Sec
retaries. The Committee on Credentials reported
thirty-three towns, representediby ka4 delegates
A Committee on Besoluri ons was, appointed, OF
which Alden Sprague was chairman On motion
OF Dr. Wnliam stevens, OF New Portland, Hon.
James @. Blaine was renominates as candidate for
district.
The nrst resolution recognizes the distinguished
oi speaker Blaine. The 1e,ond declares for a
speedy return to specie bas:s, and the third
practically thanks President Grant for his veto Of
the currency bill.
Ater selecting dist.dct committee the Conven
ton adjourned.
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PORTSMOUTH, N H., June 1s, 1874.
Ine sreamer Ambassador has just arrived with
thirty miles OF the shore end Of the new cable.
tho Faraday Is expected this morning. The work
Of laying the cable will take place at once.
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THE EARL OF MARLBOROUGH.
The Truant Peer Found in Jersey.

LONDON, June l8 1874
The Whereabouts Of the missing Earl OF Yar-
borough have been discovered. He has been badly
Ill In the Island Of Jersey, and left there to-day
for London IN charge of number OF friends aud
the police.
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MASSACHUSETTS, LEGISLATURE

Action OF tho Senate ON tho Hoosac Tun.
mel Question.
BOSTON, June IS, 1872
In the Senate this afternoon Immediately after
assembling. the vote was taken on the Hoosao
Tunnel question: and Mr. Bacon's bill was substi-
tuted, 80 to H. The bill that OF last year, put
ting the tunnel and the Troy and Greenfield Rail
road into the management OF the Governor ana
Council for the present. A discussion was then
begun on Its passage to be engrossed.
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TAKEN IN CHARGE.
"A Jamaica Planter Wandering About |
With Large Amount OF Coin.

PHILADELPHIA, June 49, 1874
man giving the name OF Henry Rich Tyson,
and having In his possession valise containing
42300 In gold and silver coin, was taken In charge
at the New YORK depot tins evening by onicers who
had observed him wandering lstlessly about the
place. Tyson states That he arrived In New York
from Jamaica, where he was planter, on Saturday
last, and remained at the Astor House until
Wednesday when he came to this city and re-
NAMED over u gnt at a hotel near the depot. He
became alarmed at noises IN the hotel early this
morning and quitting 1t, returned to the depot,
where lie was Iound. lie Is now In care OF the
police authorities here.
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David's Silvery Pearl Cashmere Hat
for Gentlemen, 2s9k Broadway, near Duane street.

ssFor the Blood Is the Life."-Soe Dou>
teronomy. chapter xii, verse - The blood being the
which we derive our mental a. well as physical cspaSI
iie, how mportant that It should be. kept pure II Il
contains vile fesering poisons all orgapic functions are
the lungs Kidneys the effect s disastrona
perfectly healthy condition, and more especially dose
any other No matter what the exciting cause 3:
ss0d ss iSE Ri hbA sko sSss IA m the e es
Il to cure every nor does he
acknowledges Ii will not cure but what he does claim i
tins that there Is but one form OF blood disease that u
viii not and tina. disease Is ms does not
covered and that It viii Tree The blood ana system Of al
s
him TO cure the worst forms Of Skin Disc eAses, al
forms Of Botches, P,mples ana Erupons also ali Glaa
liberated Sores OF Neck. Legs other parts and an
scroiulous Diseases Of the Homes white sweilinea
Fever Hip Joint and Spinal Diseases all Of whick
beong to scrofn0us Diseases
Confirmed. Hip Joint disease cured
", GROVE STATION, Iowa, July II 1871
DEAF Six-My wife first became lame nina years ago.
swelings would appear and disappear on her hip ana
she was gradually becaminS redpced and nsr whole
me there are several openings Have had ave doctors
At expense Of $l2 who say nothing via do any good
July l6 1874 he writes thus:-My wife mas certaniv
received benefit from the oil your Discovery,
pected to live . week when she commanced using Il :
she has been doing most OF her work f0r
SIX months Has used twenty bottles and still sing It
attribute II all to the use Of your valuable medicine
can cheer uly recommend Il - . blood purtfer and
strength resIorer. J. n. ROBINSON.
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EARTHQUAKE IN UTAH.

SALT LAKE CITY, June 1s, 1874
slight shock OF earthquake was felt here about
twelve O'Clock last night, lasting about thirty
secOnds
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Bachelors Hair Dye Is Splendid
Never fails. Established 81 years Sold and properly
applied at BACHELORS Wig Factory. 10 Bond St, NJ
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A-Sever.I Eoretgn Omci,

A.-several Foreign Omcials, During
their visit TO Barnums ippodrome struck with the
elegant style OF SUMMER HATS worn by the thousands
well dressed gentlemen no thronged the pa
viion. They from KNOWS famous Emporium, III
BrOadway corner OF Fulton street
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Drowning of Four Seamen OF the United
States Steamer Fortune, and tho Gnl-
liant Rescue OF Others-Assig nmonts to
Duty.
WASHINGTON, June 49, 1874.
mandlng the United States steamer Fortune, in q
letter to Secretary Robeson, dated Vera Cruz,
Mexico. May TO- gives detailed account or the
death by drowning OF four men ST the ships CON-
pany, BY the capszing OF boat of Point Zapotilan.
The names of the men were John Moran. Richard
NOrker. John McInns and James Daley. Commander
Green accOrds great praise 10 Ensign T. Z. spencer
VINO, at great risk swan out from the snore
through heavy surf three times, saving the lives
OF Lieutenant Hutchlns and BOatswains Mate
John Smith. VINO would certainly have drowned
without his aid, and made most gallant efforts to
save McInnis. Qnartermaster Christopher Fowler
SION.
WAITING ORDERS.
LeuteDants henry Hunter and Edward P. Wood
have been detached from the Colorado and placed
on waiting orders.
Lieutenant Commander George W. Conn and
Passed Assistant Engineers J. q. PembertOn and
j. G. Prefer have been detached from the Naval
Academy and placed on waiting orders.
The schoolship Constellation.
FORTRESS MONROE, va June Is, 1874.
The schoolship Constellation, with the midshp.
men on board. sailed from the Roads at noon TO-
day. She Will make a cruise OF thirty days, and
then touch At New London, Conn.,, Tor letters and
fresh provisions.
The United States Frigate Brooklyn.
The United States frigate Brooklyn, Captain
Truxton, arrived at Port au Spain May a. and LEFT
on the Goth to cruise.
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The schoolship Con stellation.
MASSACHUSETTS, LABOR REFORM

O@1HssHUSeUs ANUVUHHoU 70 HcuSo 1HcEHs
selves to support the Eight Hour
Law.
BOSTON, June Is, 1874
At q meeting Of the State Central Committee OF
the labor reform party yesterday It was finally de-
cided to make no nomination OF candidates for
State oflicers this year. IL was also decided to
draw up Eight Hour law for all classes OF labor
ing men, women and children, and to present 1t
to every candidate Tor once this fall for an ex-
plict answer as to whether he will support it.
The sense Of the meeting was that, instead Of
making Independent nominations, the party
should use the balance OF power which IL claims
TO hold for the election Of such men only az are
favorable 10 Its principles.
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THE UNITED STATES NAVAL FLAG.

PARIS, June 1s, 1874.
The American naval squadron in the Mediterra.
mean u expected at Toulon shortly to revictuaL
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CARDINAL ANTONELLI.

ROME. June 1S, 1874.
CARDINAL Antonelli is suffering from severe at
tack OF the g0ut and is very weak.
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The Weather In This City Yesterday.
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 by the thermometer ct Hudnut's
PharmacY. uKRALD Ruilding:-
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camphor, 35c. . Pound; Atkinson'ss
White Rose, SIC. bottle: Lubins Hair OIL &c. bottle
WILLIAM NJ GILES CO., Chemists, 45l sixth avenue.
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MISSOURI TEMPERANCE CONVENTION

ST. LOUIS, June Is, 1874
The State Mass Temperance Convention met ae
Brownsville, No. to-day. The attendance was
small. An excited discussion occurred on pro-
position to endorse the prohibition party OF tho
United States. but at latest advices nO-doCisi0a
was reacned.
The New York herald., 1874-06-19

A.-The Elastic Truss Company, 663
Broadway, winch permanently cures Rupture, u
making things pretty lively Tor the old fashioned
makers People will the wretchcd metal springs
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WEATHER REPORT.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, June l9-1 A. NJ.
Probabilities.
For New England clearing weather will prevail,
with north or west Winds slight changes in tenn
perature and rising barometer.
For THE MIDDLE STATES, CLEAR AND wARxER
WEATHER WITH NORTH Oh WEST WINDS AND RISING
BAROMETER.
For the lake region, the Northwest Tennessee
and the Ohio valley, generally clear and warm
weather. winds shifting to easterly or southerly
and stationary or falling barometer.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States fair
weather with light rains near the coasts. q slight
rise Of temperature, light gentle winds and con.
tnued hign barometer. The upper Ohio River
win fall slowly during the day.
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A.-BroOks' Boots Ind shoes, the Largest
assortment In the city, established 154S, at II91
broadway corner Twenty ninth street
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ROME.
The American Pilgrimage Terminated Feast
ing After Prayer.

ROME, June 1S, 1874.
The American pilgrims have scattered from
Rome 0r rest and recreation. Some OF them have
gone 10 Venice and others to the mountains In the
north OF Italy.
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HENRI ROCHEFORT.
A Quiet Entrance to the British Metropolis.

LONDON, June 1916 A. n.
NJ Rochefort reached this city last evening.
His arrival at Easton station was unattended BY
any demonstration.
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THE CAROLINA RAILROAD DISASTER,
An Explanation of tho Causes OF tho
Accident-Death of Calvin, the En-

An Explanation of tho Causes OF tho
Accident-Death of Calvin, the EN-
gineer.
WILMINGTON, N. O., June 1s, 1874
Colonel 8. L. fremont, Chief Engineer and Gene
raj superintendent OF the Carolina Central Rail.
way, telegraphs to-day from the scene OF the re-
cent disaster the following explanation OF IT.
The cause Of the accident the terrific rain
storm ever known here Six inches Of rain Is said to
Eave fallen in about three four hours The culvert
was in good order, and, 50 tar as I can see,
that \ cnoked the culverts and the water. ap-
parently, rose so nigh that It soaked through
construction was done In 1860 1891 and the bank Is
hard and sold all about the cuvert and stood ps
q thousand rains before, As the rails not carried
away with the BANK but renamed suspended with the
cross ties hanging In their place and the break the
bank not being larger than the engine and tender the
engineer saw nothing wrong until he was upon II
Besides this IL is at the end OF and curve that pre-.
vented it IRON being seen until with 40 feet
4 l.. FREMONT.
EnElnecr and superintendent
Calvin, the engineer, died OF hts wounds, and hts
remains reached here TINS afternoon. The re-
mainder OF the wounded are reported better, with
strong hope Of ultimate recovery,
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Radlcally
A.-RUDturc

CuT0u.-Qn0
lT's firm Of Marsh Co having been dissolved the old
AMI damaged stock which has disposed OF pub
lie sale has been replaced BY fresh. and improved
goods consisting OF Trusses SILK Elastic Belts Stoc
supporters, shoulder Braces, Crutches. Suspensory
andages and Instruments i0r all Physical DeormieA
at the old office No 2Vesey street. Astor House. Applt.
cations under the supervision Of the undo
OF DR.. Marss Radical Cure Truss and Instr nS
for Deformities. and principal of the late Arm. 1
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1HU Artkiery WOVemeht.-AII ftOuSo-
Keepers are beginning direct their death at
guns CHARGED with KNOWLES AMERICAN INSEO1
reaches and oiher domets bs M hs % dsa
beyond belief Keep up the hre Depot No sixth avL
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A:-There fs Dashing Elegance About
ESPEkCHEID'S sIvery pearl CASSfMERES THAI a
perfectly fascinating. Asa morning hat rs fun
dress fabric they are equally appropriate genteman
recognizes them at once the hat which gives the
proper finish to his costume. Try them at RSPHN.
CHEiD,S lla =
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Average temperature yeSterday ...... II
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year 10,
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THE RHODE ISLAND sENAToRsHIp.

PROVIDENCE, June 49, 1874
The General Assembly took tina fourteenth Joint
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For All Purposes OF . Fa mily L1niment
the HoUs sEHOLD PANACEA viii be found invaluable.
Immediate relio will follow Its In all Of pain
In the stomach. bowels side rheumatism coc, colds.
sprains and bruises. For internal and external
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Anything Equal to Giles & Co.'s Lfnf-
MENT lODlDE AMMONIUM never saw: II surpassss
all others II performs than claim; stable
should be without T. MAJOR A. 2. GREEN. Cavalry
gBta Denot iJl Sixth avsnue
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POLAND and Spain. with cosi fon . party Of -four.
NEW YokK ILLUSTRATED Containing Illustrations
cSPubc Buildings Parks, Street scencs &c. Price
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Either Of the above sent any part Of the United
IN ~ on Inf ne Drice.
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i 9. LRrISGorr CO
HAVE JUST PUBLIsHED
rHR MAMBi-I.AND,
OR
rH& ADVENTURES OF A HERALD coRREsPov.
DENT IN CUBA
ny JAMES ). o'ARLLY
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This curio and most instructive book tnrows Ur nao9c
abounds ia NOVEL and wonderfully VIVA piGMIes ,IS
strange Wild life OF the Inhabitants OF CuDa LiOre wnch
are IN 10 ne narrative OF surpasssnk nter
The auhor's imp rsonf1ent Anu sIa, uy Cur. ss
ihc virsinlus W. give the story apowerfu drsma,c
intercsi Tne book Is written IN dasnny ncd sy,o.
and viii no rc ad pleasure and pronI " mas All tne
in,s ~ ~ ramsncc yet IL Is only slmple record
| al tacts, another instance wnch proves mat uan
| otleatines stranger than hcuoh"
sale by generally or will be sent oy
man. p0'Jips i. LffPINOolT 4 co. rlblishers
us and III Market street, FhladelphA
| and Is Bond street, New York
| inuR REST THOUGHTS OF CHARLES DICKENS
| n q book OF the year; Oliver Wendell Holmes calls
n athc treasure house OF household words oV4 pp ~
voimmes M one; price, IS, beautifully bound -.
Il. j. HALE SON, IL Murray s;reet new KMk
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Advice TO Those Who Oner Country
ard

THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE
will insert advertise ment OF Country Roard OF tou
lines Is words Tor 10 cents per line or 81 for
tor each inse rtion
Brooklyn contains popuia ton Of 10,ON
Al least one.hth OF this mni population yearly
patronize summer resorts Parties offering country
board VIII consult their iaeress by making known their
faculties through the columns OF the Eagle, the only
medium through which this compact population b
Thoroughly reached Address BROOKLYN EAGLE 81,
81 and So Fulton street, Brooklyn, NJ Y
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earth this dreadful complaint II every body
Rupture Cured, Mt Surgical Bazaar,
1886 Broadway, near Thirty second street. Radical
Cure ana other Trusses, invented by late arm OF Mar
Co. their employees, sod and properly adjusted BY
q competent at third less th their
pricss by late partner OF Marsh Co Tor past years
GEO CALDWELL.
Silk Elastic Supporters, StOckfngsA
Knee CAPS Ankets &c uresh and new). sold at Sur
gca Bazar" 236 Broadway, near Thirty second street.
By tormer partner late firm OF Marsh Co.. At one
third Less than former prices. GEO. CALDWELL
Sackett's Magic COlOrfs, for Changing
the hair to brown blxck Depot IL Liberty
street
Visitors to Europe Should Supply
the mseves with THURSgONS- IVORY PEARL TOOTH
POWUER
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Knapsack Pile Curo-Best Remedy ON
earth this dreadful complaint It every body
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.


ExCELLEHT-BEsT EVER LssuED.-PHREN9Lo0tr
II CAL JOURNAL: July number ready; ~ ulustra-
tratons portraits sketches Of character Human Eyee
and What They Saw Physoguomv Psychology, &c. !;
men nave It. sent hrst post By & r WELLS, $50
Broadway. N, Y
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specie Inflow to the Bank.

PARIS, June l8-P. NJ.
The specie In the Bank OF France has increased
l,4o2, 900 francs during the past week.
, 1874-10-09
FIREh]Eki,S TOURNAMENT.

Spttfdt Dt&2,ate}k 10 The E!sscngu Tsibitne.
SouTA bend, {ud., Oct, 8.-A trcu1ou s tour
nan,ent llap been hold hero today, With Gno
saccess, and general satisfaction was accorded
to loth participants mud spectators Of whom
thoro wore Several Thousands, lining tho slJe-
walks and streots to the ropes, filling the trocs,
and covering the house-topa Among tho visit
oSa we1o largo delegations from I.a},orte, Elk-
hart, MishaWka, Niles, Paw Paw, Dnehuuas,. aud
othor ptocoa> After tho parade and review, tho
first contest took place, and was OF hose compa-
PIGS, for q purse Of 3l75,-$loo. 10 tho 1rat.
2oQ to tho .aecoud, aud 725 to tho thirl;
each eoM}any to curry 1G0 feet Of Ioae, run
10 rods, lay Il tfue .of 100 foot, uncouple and
conuect with llytrant, attach piro and throw
wator, Ton companies cntorca. Tho ilrst prizo
was awarded to tho Union, No. ., Of South
Bond; tho second to tho Defiance, No. e Of
Niles tho third to Tho Wide Awake, No. 2. OF
Laportc. lime, 651ll, IS, 5s11. Tho second con-
teat %as n swecpatnkea purse OF SIG for hoso-
companies, with tho same rules as before, but
only to lay 30 feet of bosn. Which was
takon BY tho lHido Awnkus OF Iaporte. Time,
44Ei. Thore were 10 outrics OF huok uutl ladder
companies. 4 pronainn Of $50 was offered to
visiting brass bants, aud two outrics were made,
bnt the oao from Iaw Paw Withdrew, and .thore
WIS ITO contest. Tho performance closed by Il
water,Torks display Of twelve strcnnlR.
Lust ycar thoro was 3}1 mieB Of Wycltoir pino
laid III tho works, and it has proven 10 perfcotly
satisfactory TINT CONTRACT wAs 1nn(la this wear
with burlington & Dranct, OF Uhicaso, Tor over
mics Of tho sasno pire ut About eatuo nrioe
GoAt-lrUu ptpc TES offered.
, 1874-10-09

6Ntfat Dk3Eattt 10 THE Chicago 1ri3,tne
TOLEDO, o.. Oct. 8.--Ihe sucontl nttou,pt to
raise tho atauti-nipe for tho Wntor-Wor,ss was
mado horo today, a1d oudetl successfully. Tia
preparations wore completed lust hight, but tho
pulling on tho ropes WINS retarded by tho
iai,, until u O'clock this morning, w},pr
work was begun III Tho pragonco Of q
iasGo crowd. at tho onl OF half an hour t|,a
pine vas raiscd ~ feet from tie ground. 1t
ta moment ono Of tho wintlIasses gavo way, tia
machlllery, was checked ind tltnbors !iaull!y
placed "nder the pipe TO 'Aastain it, until tl,s
.lAl;aSe could bo ropairod. I!.ia occupied until
l o'clock III The afternoon, when the work was
again resumed, and after tour hours Of colltinu.
Gus pulling, tue Elgatie Pipe was raised to
nerpentl|o9iar, a'ld little aftor o'ulools lllo
baso was lowered into tho caa.-ron foundation
prepared fos 1t, amid tho cloors Of the people
Iho pspe ~ now tho tas!ust III tho world, bcjnr
~ "a leet h's, or II loot higher tlan t,e ono d
Eric, pa.. which ia the next highest. 1t Weighs
about ;I 5000 pounds. aud COSTS about 81, ,0O0.
Iho work Of niahing and oroctlng tho Pipe way
doAo by tho John Cooper Manufacturing Com.
},asiy, 1T Mt. Vernon, o. II will he yeeolloolrtl
tint tue trHt attonpt to raBo it, nude some fotlr
weekA ago, resulted worry disaatrously, tAy pipo
falling tllAt wLon it had utmost reached fns nar.
pessd!cusar position, mud causing u loss to tln
contractors OF hotWcen Sia, QUO R,,A 81 ngN