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The New York herald., 1874-10-25
COUNT Won ARNIM's CASE.
The German Judicial Commissioner Completing
His Inquiry In Paris-Eismarck Prepared
to Testify for the Prosecution.

LONDON, Oct. "a Is7A
special despatch from Berlin to the Pau Nan
Gazette says that the Judge who has been in.
trusted with the duty OF making q preliminary
examination into the case Of Count Arnim il ex
pocted back on Monday from Paris, where he II
collecting evidence. The taking OF the testimony
of Prince Hohenohe. the German Ambassador at
Paris ana Of Prince Bismarck, only remains 60
complete the preliminary inquiry
Bismarck to Appear as the Prosecutor
Of His Former Colleague.
BERLIN, Oct. "a, 1874
IL expected that the public trial OF Count Ar.
MIN WIN take place early In December next
Prince Bismarck will be the principal witness 1or
the prosecution.
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WILLIAM H. LEE, iVs Fulton street, New Yorl

A.-The Elastic Truss, $50 Broadway
has cfectually exrnguished the metal-spring an,
finger pad charatsns, who fast oisap pearng iron
the land they cumber Ruptured men need fear lul
ther imposition.
The New York herald., 1874-10-25

An Indispensable Luxury for Daily
use is TIL uRSTON'S IVORY PEARL TOOTH Pow DER.
Sold by druggists, at SO cents.
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A.-Onc OF the Most Popular Places OF
resort in town is ESPENSCHEIDS 1is Nassau street,
whore exhibited the most aristic fall and winter
HATS for gentlemen offered tasteful public.
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Neuralsia, sclatisa, Rheumatism, &c.,

annihilated by DR.. CAMPBELL's "RADICAL CURk"
, lSr heuragla and KINDRED diseases re erenees
ESQ 2Sl Broadway; John Balmore, Esq, Harlem Gas
Light COMPANY: Alfred Buell. Esq. 2f3 broadway; hun
dreds others. 66 Fulton street Druggists 81
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Lake Georee Dtmmord

They say she loved me Tor myself
But had other thought
That II might have been the DIAMONDS
From Lake George that had bought
Their briiancy cnchanied merit
She said that might bring
To ratiiy our engagement
just such u DIAMOND RING
Only depot L. JACOBS, No. 8 Astor House
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Crfstadoro's Hair Dye Acts Quickly
thoroughly and spendidly, imparting most natural
hades an asily applied. sold b. arnggis's.
The New York herald., 1874-10-25

The Way to Secure a Beautiful Skin
Use GLENN'3 SULPHUR SOAP daily in your bath. 1t
opens the pores that all impurities pass off from
tpe whole skin instead of compelling them work off
through the face the only part OF great many people
that s washed and terefore the only part where the
at 25c. PER cake, one box uhree cakes. 60c mail
zone box three cakes 75c Address c. N CRIT ENTON,
New York, Agents wanted.
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POGO TEMPO Cigars, 50 90 Per 100, S33
per coo: other HlvANA CIGARS, prices reduced BAY
TOBACCO tor West India shipments.
j. w. CARLE, Is Old slip.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Youmnn's Celebrated Hats, English
Hats latest importations OF Henry Melton and Lincoln
AMI Bennett always hand. 7l9 and Il0S Broadway.
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of the Cleveland.

Tho Sinking of the Cleveland.
ST. CATHARINEs, Oct. "a, 1874
The propeller Cleveland which sunk in Port Col
borne Harbor. has been raised and placed on the
dry dock mere.
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n. Lord, Dyefng sad Cleaning, Extra
quality in every de On rtnent OnsNssi Eighth ave
nue. Fifteenth street. $50 Broadway. 8evoG-
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u.uec0,a Knal,a,

Lexington Avenue.-Turlkish and H o.
MAN BATHS corner Twenty afth street; uneausied
bathing; pleasant rooms; excellent table; popular
prices. Send circular.
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Wigs, Toupees, &c.-G. Rauchfuss,
Practical Wigmaker and Importer OF Human Hair Al
East Twelfth street. near Broadway.
The New York herald., 1874-10-25

Quarterly Meeting of tho New York
LIQUOR DEALERS PROTECTIVE UNION win be held
at headquarters Masonic Hail. ia East Thirteenth street.
tween ihird and Fourth avenues, on Monday october
aG atsP. NJ. All mempers are requested 10 attend
NJ. G. LAND,BERG. SccretarY.
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Ter Pcndergrast-
neers.
The Death of Com mana
Retired Engi.
WAsuuwn

Inc oeash VI ooh"'nuer AnA rday
OF the navy, al Philadelphia, yess. ,mv
Lieutenant Commander b. :. CEt
grade oil commander. RI
Chief Engineer william Fl. Rutherfo
Engineers Jabez Burchard and Ii. D.. I
States Navy, have been placed on tho
The New York herald., 1874-10-25

u,aE ELITE EXTRAORDINARILY EDITION JUST
l. published, containing names Of 100 p.st iam,ess
in street order invaluable Tor circular send
ing; price -. fhiLLiro nNbssii'NN a Nssssn s.s.est
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A.-Kitchen Outfits From

A.-Kitchen Outfits From
$780,
Dinner sets
100 D ieccs, $I6 So
First class. Il Ousc furnlshing Goods
Slverplated Ware,
China and Glass Ware
al very low prices. at
EDWARD d. RAsSFORUS,
Cooper Institute Building, corner stores
Eighth street and third ami Fourth avenues
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stam m erjng and Suffering Treated
scic ic princple3; I'D charge until cured. Address
NV YORK STAMMERINd INSTITUTE LIS Waverly
place.
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THE NEW DOMINION.
The Rights OF Hstursli.eA Citizens in
British Colonios.

The Rights OF Nstursltsed Citizens in
British Colonios.
OTTAWA. Ont, Oct. %, 1874
The Governor General will return from tho
United States early next week.
The Canada Gazette to-day announces the ap-
poinfment OF Captain Harry John Cantor Haley
Of the Second East Norfolk militia to be extra
aid-de-camp to the Governor General from the 18th
inst
Downing street despatch from London, signed
Carnarvon, published to-day, says
Ill., sSun %ss' 70 y & fs
the aa Drsss ~ s .M " 5 n sbTs
on tho e nsa S n ia
the operation Of the imperial enactment !. clesfy com.
naarazaion either Of me acts Of is or
upon a % ah sa 1G a ae O.
est, and with view to remove any doubts which may
despatch TO all the colonies
A despatch, with enclosures respecting the Bra
lillian coastng trade Is published for the tniOrma-
ton OF shIowners In these papers the Emperor
OF Brazn declines to accept the offer OF the Do
minion government to enter into reciprocal trad
ing relations.
Charges OF Grave Irregularities In tho
Montreal Custom Housc-Appeal in u
Murder Case.
MONTREAL, Oct "a, 1874
1t IS stated that the Dominion government has
decided to institute inquiry into the internal affairs
Of the Montreal Custom House, in view OF the
grave charges against the management OF that
branch OF the service. The inquiry will be con-
Quoted by three commissioners.
In the case OF Cornelius Deery. for the attempted
murder OF Constable Baignet, Judge Monk to-day
decided TO admit the objection Of the prisoners
counsel ior a stay OF sentence. the point to be
argued before the Court OF Appeals of the Queens
Bench IN December next. The prisoner was re-
manded to JAIL
The New York herald., 1874-10-25
Runture.-RadicaI

Rupture.-RadicaI Cure and Otner
TRUsSES of all kinds Silk Elastic Abdominal Belts
stockings. Ankets, Knee Caps supporters, shoulder
Braces, Suspensory Bandages, &C., at SURGICAL
BAZAAR 2tS Broadway, near Thirty second street, all
at less than two-thrds down town prices compeient
sur icons and female attendant. GEORGE CALDWELL.
The New York herald., 1874-10-25

A1.-Furniture Bargains. Sec Kelly &
CO.'S advertisement.
A.-Scalp Diseases n Spocialty-Home
aRain.-Dr. Is. c. PERRY, the skiilful Dermotoog:st
having closed his Boston Office be con at
his New YORK office, 40 Bond street tor all Eruplve aud
9th Scalp Diseases also falling loss and prcma ture ey
gray har, and dry moist and scay dandruf. Special
attention given 20 chill ren's hair, which nsures
healthy anu permanent growth.
A.-For a Fashionable Hat, of Supe-
ror quality go direct TO the manufacturer, ESPEN-
SCHEID, lI8 Nassau street
A.-Lffe Preservers-BrOOks' Cork Solo
BOOTS and sHO .S recommended by all physician MS;
largest assortment boots AMI shoes in the city. Il96
Broadway, corner Twenty ninth street.
A.-Sflk Elastic StOckings, Belts, Knee
iaps Abdominal Supporters. Suspe sorry Bandayes
Shoulder Braces and Clutches at MAR5aS Truss uhce
No. = Messy street. La ty In attenlanca.
Alt YotE Have Cold, Rhcum n tism,
Neuralgia. &c, or II you wish TO enjoy real luxury
rrs the U sSIAN vAPOR BATHS IS East Fourth street.
near Broadway.
A.-Furniture Mt Wholesale Prices.
A large assortment of Parlor Chamber, Library and
Dining furniture at greatly reduced prices tn close out
0 large stock
WILLIAM H. LEE, l9s Fulton street. New York.
A.-The Elastic Truss, $50 Broadway,
has cffec tua ly exringuished the meta lsprng and
The New York herald., 1874-10-25
The atic-Conservativ Protest.
The following has been unanimously adopted by
the Democratic and Conservative Central Com

The Dem Ocra tic COnservat tive Protest.
The following has been unanimously adopted by
the Democratic and Conservative Central Com
mittee:- =. ,o..
whereas several thousand oil our 1OreRn uOrn
citizens were naturaliZed In the Second District
Court upon the advice OF the best legal talent In
the state, SAID ADVICE being based upon the pre-,
yious decisions upon said question ana acquiescea
IN for many years and whereas SAID naturazed
cltizens have been registered without opposition
being made to their right TO register and nave
thereby become qualified electors unae1
sas States cons'' and Of @ the STATE Of Louisiana;
and whereas it Is contemplated 0y tine
republican leaders, Kellogg, Packard, Beckwltn
and others to deprive our lorelgn-DOrn ciuhcns
thus alizea OF their right TO vote, by ADVISING
assistant supervisors to arbitrarily strlke Irom
the list OF registered voters the names oi sad lot
ciQn born citizens, thereby investing SAID super
from said citizens the right OF citizenship secured
by the Judgment OF court oi co,hpG. hpptr
tent jurisdiction, and recognized IN tncir
fullest extent by said supervisors py tnei,
Official act OF registering said citizens, ana
whereas this conspiracy between the Goveino,
and federal officials Is intended TO secure Dy lIauu
the same results In the parish OF orleans WHICH
they are attempting To secure in the country par
ishes by intimidating white voters through Ime
prostitution OF the federal judiciary ana tie ue
dation OF the United States army 10 ocal pohce
purposes, be 1t . ,oosrrad
terms this movement to deprive SAID iorelen-DoIn
citizens OF their right OF ctizensnpi tne pers,s pt
tent Interference OF federal officials tn tne anan ~ :
our State, intended to invite Connces ina u,s u,
der, and we denounce the weakness anu uis
,ltion of the Executive In submitting 10 the arc
on of satd federal offlclas. !.
, solved, That we earnestly recommend tt
"a sreQistered citizen thus naturalized, to pre-
AZ, himself at the polls and cast MS vote.
n, M iyed That II this outrage be consumma!eu
,ea uD to popular exccration she inuiV'uus
The New York herald., 1874-10-25
CUpA.

HAVANA, Oct. %, 1874.
The New York herald., 1874-10-25

Specfalty.-Ebony and Marquetry Ins
laid Parlor Cabinets Tables Easels Music Stands sew
Ing Tables, Jard dinieres Pedestas, &c, at HERTs 4
CO.'S, Nos S06 and SuS Broadway, opposite Eleventh ST.
The New York herald., 1874-10-25

Use Dun Gordon Sherry. Sold by Win
Merchants. Grocers, &c.
The New York herald., 1874-10-25

MARIA MONKS DAUGHTER.
Vu A sensation IN the literary world.
UNITED STATES PuRLISHlNd COMPANf
IS University place, REV YORK.
The New York herald., 1874-10-25

Prices reduced s62 for the largest family size put
Orders tor re pairs received by mail.
JAMES klkrLAND, NOS. 8, 10 and IL Reade street.
The New York herald., 1874-10-25

A new novel, by May Agnes Fleming, author Of G
Earscourt's Wiie-A Wonderful W Woman, &c
The advance demand Tor this powerful new novel Is
great that the publication has been DELAYED until
fur edition be prepared 1t will be out shortly
The New York herald., 1874-10-25

Alt Yo6 Have Cold, Rhcum atism,
Neuralgia, &c or II you wish to enjoy real luxury
IN U ssiAN vAPOR BATHS, IS East Fourth street.
ne ar Broadway.
The New York herald., 1874-10-25

Fatal Passion An exciting new love story. 81
Tested novel by the author OF stolen Waters" Y
A Charming Widow. By the author Of Patty.
G. W. CARLETON 4 CO., Publishers,
Madison square, New York
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OTHER NEW BOOKS.
s Farmers Alminax TOR 1875. !.
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HAYTI.

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A1.-Furniture Bargains. Sec Kelly &
ndu liam mt
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-05-29
Panic at williamsburg.

The rain of Thursday, and especially
heavy thunder show er in the afternoon,
caused such rise in the Mill river that
there was general and genuine alarm
at Williamsburg, for fear that the Goshen
reservoir would break away and cause
the destruction of that part of the VII
lage not destroyed on Saturday. The
best judges regard the reservoir as rea-
sonably safe, and word was given out to
that effect, in the hope Of ailaying the
alarm. 1t was of no avail, however.
The Springfield Union thus describes the
flight which ensued:
Almost every woman and child in
the valley left it for the higher ground
For some reason the people seemed to
fear the night, as though the dams were
any more likely to burst then than dur
ing the day time, As precaution, and
measure of safety to those who re-
manned, three men, Charles Tileston,
Lewis Black and Edward Hyde, volun-
teered to watch the reservoirs. They
took with them fleet horses, so that on
the least appearance of break they
might ride for life and give the alarm.
Tilestcn was stationed at Barrus's, about
two miles this side of the lower reservoir,
while Black and Hyde were at the reser-
voir itself. At Searsville, three miles
from the lower dam, were three more
men with horses, while in the vestry Of
the church were thirty men who were
ready to notify the rest of the village.
All along the valley from 5 to 10
O'Clock, the people were busy carrying
their trunks and other property to the
high land. One man was seen with two
children on his back, and a woman with
big trunk on her shoulder; and so il
was all along the river. Lyman James
also removed large quantity of good.
from his store to the hills. Those who
remained in the village below slept, if al
all, with one ear open for the warning
sound of the church bell. In every
house, too, lights were kept burning, fol
no one knew how soon they might b,
obliged to run for their lives. Thos,
who stayed reasoned that the reservoir
we're no more likely to break away thar
they had been, but it was impossible {,
make many think so. The night passed
however, with no more serious alarm
than the continual roar of the river.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-05-29

Weekly newspapers, says an Oma.
ha corresl ondent, like the crops, are
springing up rapidly, only to be harvest
ed in the fall.
II am not afraid of barrel OF
cider" said a topper to temperance man.
81 presume not" was the reply; "from
your appearance guess barrel of CT.
der would run at your approach"
Chicago people are racking their
brains in an attempt to discover the re-
lationship involved in the following
Two widowers married each others
daughters both have children: what
relationship do they bear to each other 2
= The Hartf I'd Post is sorely ag-
grieved because " honorable" is sDelled
with gu" on the stone which forms the
pedestal of the Putnam statue. The
Post inquiries in effect whether the great
and good Noah Webster lived in vain
The lower branch of the Arkansas
Legislature adopted resolutions, Satur.
day, by vote of AZ to 8, declaring that
Senators Dorsey and Clayton obtained
their seats in the United States Senate
by bribery, and that in case they do not
resign within 10 days, the United States
Senate will be requested to investigate
their election and expel them.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-05-29
A Relic of the Inquisition.
CRY OF MEXICO, May IS,
via HAVANA, May "a.

Senior Castillo Alcalde, of Jacobo, in
the State of Sinaloa, has officially report
ed to the Perfect of his district that on
April 4, he arrested, tried and burned
alive Jose Maria BouilIa, and his wife,
Diem. for sorcery, it having been proved
that they had bewitched one Silvestre
Secarras. The day before the execution,
citizen Porras as final test, made Sc
carras take three swallows of blessed
water, whereupon the latter vomited
fragments of blanket and punches of
hair The Alcade states that the people
were exasperated against the sorcerers
and demanded that they be burned. The
sentence will be executed with his APP
proval, and he adds that he has his eye
on other sorcerers, against whom com.
plants have been made by citizens. The
official Diario of this city confirms the
report of the outrage, and says several
families in town have since compelled the
officer to burn another old woman and
her son for the same case. The general
government has asked the authorities OF
Sinaloa to send detailed report of these
proceedings and to take measures to pro.
tect the lives of persons threatened with
similar violence
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-05-29
Letter from Arkansas.

I We have seen two letters from Arkan
SIS, written by Henry G Fleming, to hi
parents in this place, in which he make
a very clear statement of the condition
, of affairs in that State, arising as h,
says almost entirely from the rings anC
their frauds existing there. Baxter h,
thinks the most honest and that he rep
iesents the more honest sentiment Of thu
State, and hence the opposition to hin
by the Clayton ring"
After Baxter was declared elected
governor, Clayton and his ring found
they could not use him, especially when
they were trying to steal from the State
treasury; they then turned to kick Bax-
ter out of Office, after having tried all
sorts of ways to overcome him by threats,
entreaties, brides, &c, and finally OBJ
tanned snap judgment in favor of
Brooks from an inferior court having
no Jurisdiction" Then followed the
war;" and it is worthy of note that
young Jennings letter was written pre-
vious to the action of the administration,
and In which he expresses the opinion
that the government should do very pear
what since it has done. From his Sec
ond letter under date of Texarkana,
Arkansas, May 49, we copy as follows:
"Our civsI aUar is the engrossing sub
ject Of conversation here now, and there
is no disputing the fact that matters are
very lively indeed. So far, bloodshed
has been principally confined to the vi
cinity of Little Rock, but if the present
state of affairs continues two weeks long
er it will see guerilla warfare !" inau-
gurated all over the State. You have
no i1ea, can have no idea of the state of
feeling here in this State it is feeling
engendered by the fraudulent and tyran-
nical power exercised during the past
seven or eight years, by the Clayton
Ring of politicians, and this last move
of theirs is the straw that has broken
the camePs back" The majority of the
people in the State do not propose to
stand any more of it without a struggle,
and l, for one, do not blame them. The
men of Vermont are not half the men
think they are, or half the men their
ancestors were, or they (under similar
would not bear it either.
One of the worst features of the case
is, that in every section of the State
there are men, often whole families. near
nelghbors perhaps, between whom dead
ly animosities exist, most of these enmi
ties dating back to the last war, and
these parties will seize the opportunity
to bushwhack " each other, without
much regard to the question at issue,
and this warfare, if started, will take
small army to suppress. The general
government should interfere, and that
firmly, appointing military governor,
and declaring martial law if necessary,
or else withdraw the federal forces alto.
gether, when Baxter would soon suppress
the Brooks outfit"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-05-29

A SERIOUS DEMONSTRATIONS
COMMON SCHooLs.-This is an awful H.
lustration of the want of thoroughness
in our American education, of the want
OF accurate knowledge, We do not wish
to appear to pronounce a TRADE about
this, but we are certainly as nation
open to the charge Of superhuity and
this Is attributed by many foreign writers
to our common school system. 1t is the
lament of most young men and women
when they quit school that they know so
little accurately, either in literature or
in science. The young man out Of col
lege in six cases out of ten has only a
vague literary knowledge, thin and in.
accurate; he does not know how to do
anything; nor how definitely to set to
work to learn. We see the same thing
i'll all the trades and the unprofessional
employments among the boys who have
had probably common school educa-
ton. Sham work and inaccurate work
are common. We are told that a large
proportion Of the locomotive engineer,
on the railways do not understand th,
mechanism of their engines, or how tn,
power Of steam is applied, and canno
repair simple break or displacement
/ T.
for want OF this knowledge. Now tn,
common schools are good deal respon
sible for this state of things, because the,
are educating the entire community su
perficially and inaceurately. 1t coul,
not have happened, otherwise, that of al
the men who had to do with the Wi
liamsburg dam not one should bav
known how inadequate it was.-Hqrtfor
Courant.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-05-29

MARRYING TO PLEAsETHE CHILDREN.
The ex-Chiefof Policein Terre Haute.
Iowa, was recently married under rather
unusual circumstances. His son. a lit
tie fellow less than a dozen wears old.
suggested 10 him the desirability of a
change in the domestic arrangements.
and having evidently given the matter
considerable thought suggested the lady
whom he would accept as step mother.
Prompt in all his movements the ex-
Chief sought the lady, told her of what
his son bad suggested, and intimated his
desire to crafty his sons wish in the
matter. The lady heard with respeet
then awakened her little daughter. he
fore whom she laid the whole subject
received the daughters consent to the
arrangement, and then gave her own.
The wedding took place the next day.
The Terre Haute Gazette gives the state
ment and is responsible for its truth.