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THE JAY COOKE BANKROPTCY CASE.

OBJECTIONS MADE TO THE MEETING OF CREDITORS
ORDERED BY JUDGE CADwALADER-rHE MATTER
ARGUED AT LENGTH AND HELD UNDER ADVISE
MINT.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 5.-The Jay Cooke bank
ruptcy case In the United States Circuit
Court upon petition Of Edwin NJ Lewis, trustee and
John Clayton and Others Committee OF Creditors. who
state that they believe that the management OF the
estate is by law OF the control OF the Bankruptcy
Court; yet. upon the 18th OF September. upon the
petition Of creditor without notices TO petitioners,
praying among things that dividend be declared
Judge Cadwalader made an order calling meeting on
the 9Th of October They that no adequate or sum-
cent reason for such order shown by said peti-
toner that opportunity given them, and that
the court had power to make such an ORDER and
therefore they pray the court to rescind It, After read
ing foregoing petition Judge Strong called upon
Judge Cadwaader make known 10 the court his rea-
sons for making the order which subject 10 review
Judge Csdvaader read a long paper expressing MS
views substance OF which that the trustee,
the 49d section. had no more power ana was no
more exempt from accountability than an assignee ana
that his order strictly within the BANKRUPT act.
argument by counsel the matter was held under
advlsemenL
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uolitical Notices.

The Liberal Republican Electors Of the City aud ccssy
Il ss %sSsHsDGY ' sSESs @
provided the County Congressman Assembly,
F, p.rnss. rom each Assembly ,nd ssch from he
Treaty third and foarth Wards 70 County Jonvsnhoa
FRIDAY EVENING Oct o. Al CLOCK a. Hs@qaAfss'' ~
Filth Congressional District Ceeyennon % he hed h"SDAi
EVENING Oct ~ Ssec. :, liz nss ~. D.les,.s
sn the Eighth Assembly District two delegates 70 zoe si'e
ons Dsrct Convention MONDAY kVEsAs Oct IL SSe4'es
f.u.s saS Assembly District: each ave nss..s and u.
De. csns-ntoa MONDAY ERSXG os T. Ia oiOoI
srsah siSth and tn tesnh Assembly Dstr each sve Des
rates Assembly District Deegsies 70 TIE Eighth Coo
sr..sous District Convention MOSDAf svRSIsG Oct L. u,
S;-ssh lsp6iT D.ire, sve Dess.tss
Eleventh Dsc, two Dslssa. ssssnsa ', 1srs
RvEsISG II, Ia OooeG wg-an Of Seventeenth Assembly
I.sss mSly Dct,svs Degstss Eiyh-ssti hr-s
rvsnae,s District srss IsrSsIs sysSs os s ~ e.
ocloek at Rrsvoort Hall. P.nyous,hst nesr ThirdAve
Egsatb Assembly Distinct two Del gAes. hssn.s Dge ess
rsss. De ssI pssfs =. ss'iA -
Ae T from each Of tss Assembly the FogrA
s,ason District CcoVenuon 70 be held Sal W.
DAY EVENING October 10 Seoe, a. L5s Grants. ~ v.,
Senator's, Dsas. ceavesaea 70 be held SATURDAY
sS. p 0ss from e.eS .Is Assembly Di,cs sA
Senatorial the Adernane Convention SATURDAY. hvAs
TIRE, D.,.. from each Assembly n. ssy,sA
ING Oct 10. al y SeIoct as sbS Pesrts.vs -. ...s
Dn % a. r..s s sss.. .' !. T s
s =; rsissy SsESsC. Se. TO- Sss Han
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OBITUARY.
BRYAN WALLER PRoCTOF

A London telegram announces that Bryan
Waller Proctor is dead. This well known poet, who
wrote under the Of Barry Cornwall was born In
1s7 and educated at Harrow School, where among his
companions were Lord Byron and Sir Robert Peel. He
was for some time IN solicitors Office In Cane, but sub
sequently studied law In London. and admitted
the a member Of Grays Inn in 1881. He ap-
pointed Commissioner Of Lunacy and held that lucrative
position many years. until he resigned it 1861 and
was succeeded by John Forster historical essayst
Mr. Proctors worldly position very fair and
proved by legacy OF ssz,ao left him by bis
brother poet and friend John Kenyon His first book.
Dramatic Scenes and other Poems" published In
1919 and was intended 10 try A" the effect Of @ more
natural style than that which had for long time pre-
vailed" in dramatic literature Charles Lamb declared
his imitation Of elder dramatists this work. would
deceived himself while Haztt declared that the
aathor wrote with simplicity delicacy and fervor"
His next appeared 10 1870; they "a sican
Story with Diego de Mantia and other POEMS" and
MsrciaD Colonna Itaian Tale, with
the Young author when reviewing these books That
critic said: :" it be the peculiar province Of poetry
our poets And in spite of his neglect Of terrible
passions rank very high in our estimation. He
has beautiful fancy. aud beautiful diction, and
fine the mnsc OF and great tenerne and
delicacy OF feeling" Byron also, according 20 the
poetry Of Barry Cornwall Which. be said was iali Of
imagination and beauty, possessing Refinement and
desacy that whilst they sdS all the a .s a
Deared from the g1e PEN al
Garden. the year following ne published complete
edition OF poetical works. ana then produced vol
cised with great severity in BaekaoooGs Aagasne His
later writings comprise very popular volume OF En-
gsh Songs" biographies OF Edmund Kean and Charles
literary productions OF miscellaneous character MI
Proctor married. IA isaa = daughter OF the lac M
Basil Montagu. by wnom he had daughter, Adelaide
Anne. vel known a. poet, dled 10 February, 1854,
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LATEST SHIP VIEWS.
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ARRIVED.


ARRIVED.
smsp iseos,s fr Freeman Liverpool Ssps 70 md o-esse
ss-n 25'h, 9TH atss ard pss. % Nisns yaon. n, 49,
2ssh. 9th rpj,e an, 1ass. ~ p W. J. HUra.
steamship stats TsIss Boss, s'y-.on sep1 " ' hr"
steamship C.lsna tDuies DeSte Rotterdam va rrnoas -
rtf ndse ard pas. to Punch. Bt- Co
BARK JOHANNES st thesr smbsrg " isF b .npil es-s
ehr PanPefO Na.sAessn Of sd 10 days rom 81 Jshn T.
ochr ArA eoss Of ssi from st John D. 10 isys
schr. c.r,Hs tBr, G.le 81 Joas p R. snts lanb,r.
MEMORANDA.
Bark Ossonsrk App from Loofsnfy shi- ,rvss
ID c,aazBei Fgssb. bye Co mot os0re rrpSrs.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
savOaLssS Oct SArrved =, Poses C,rs-s.
rom FORK shps Azsn, Apt-rp: sosss~s ~
Rsve LaGra rVm RIO JaosFo; monitor CsnoSss PEG
5arr-d s.snssip chsrir,ton All
b and Martha Bewser ron New Yor barb. Rome cs Cysr
sssdt Tro rom New York S-ie h'oy from osdaf . ers
senpao, LoBaoa.
SavsssAH OeL 5-Arrvd steamship Herman Lvss.ton
ships Universe and LsVae Brown from LerDsg 'ss
Porr RoT,L g Oct arrived schr silva sway from Bcos
Bosros OcL 1Ceared Steamship soss (Bt tsf Lgsrpssi,
5AraI BE- ior Genoa va Nsw-0reans
FOREIGN PORTS.
sgssssrovs, Oct 5.-Tss .sesm-sp Br.p
ses Leicb rom Ne Work g. s Lgs2Ds sug aes
LosDos 5--sasd United sts' Dougi..
the 81 hyOna Anna. Mary Pssers sesguai>
Arrived out on se az INST cy q C"ua Tceo oai.So s'
Forest Princess Ases Campbell 9aekD. Bnsrx. sd Ch.sss
HAMTAs n S. Oct 5-rhs yahs sslmsr sailed 20 S-si.y ~
Neu.IouA
DISASTERS
LosDos Oct 5-RvenDgIhe steamships Ostsno sod soesa.
reported partially ds0ed, nrVod lbs ormes -
the latter LTverD0sL
AosrxvrDso British ship 7oweridge
July French Manssiles
25 both for Francisco have this Tbs Ges
Bosyos Oct SThs .cbT ssr. ma, RON sovs ssSaaa ,.ss
Tor soea'a Me loaded WIN cs. ..ss ..aos s MT Der s.ss
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. Charles Dudley Warner and his wife
call from this city Thursday fOr Egypt.
Gen. Sherman left Washington last night for
Ct Louis He will remain few days in Cincinnati.
ygllers o will place has children at school.
Commissioner Douglass is again at his Office
IN Washington Secretary Brisow returned last night
fm this city Treasurer Spinner expected to-day
The Hon. A. II. Stephens, though suh In
poor health continues to make long public speeches
.,sh,oh are warmly praised by his admiring fellow
SI:.Sens-
President Porter of Yale College will read
~ essay before Conference of Connecticut Congresa-
nov. TO-
Mr. S. B. Mills has returned TO town, so lar
recovered from the terrible accident which
hefell him IN he Cass that he has resumed ms prT
fe-enal pursuits, and will soon be able 10 play again ~
puhic.
A private letter received In Chicago yester-
day from the Hon. Joseph Med dated Sept l9, states
that 1t was sail FOR NewYork about Oct
4 with the Dectaon OF reaching home about the MD
the month. HIS family VIII remain III Europe ior
the present.
The steamship YazOo, in quarantine at
Philadelphia. from New-Orleans. via Havana has on
board F. Diaz Corarru0n Gcnief. Ausustin Borroso
Banes. NJ. +. Leal, and rhos D. Borden. members OF
she Scientific Commission OF Mexico TO observe the
transit OF Venus. en- route Tor emma
The Lord Walter Campbell, whose admis-
sion TO the stock Exchange mas been announced
BY the cable is very well New York, where he
was IN subordinate capacity for year or
swo. 1t viii longer be the cue 10 sneer at STOCK
gamblers In London. the broihern law OF one OF
Tue royal family makes his living tnat way.
John Anderson of this city, the founder OF
The school OF Natural History Penkese Island, has
written an afecnonate letter TO Gen Garbadi tnclos-
sng draft in his favor the Rohsehilds for 5000
francs gOll $1,000 with the announcement that ne
had made provision fOr securing ~ hun Ike sum an
uually during his lie.
Prof. TObin, late of the Colosseum, has
purchased model OF the entire working apparatus cen
slected with the Atlantic cable and he purposes show
sng in lecture peculiarues Of the grdle OF the
earth and the manner IN winch The breaking and place
of fracture the cable is discovered Prof TODln VIII
Eeturn to NewYOrk tins and other novelties this
month
Gen. Alex. W. Shaler of this city is now In
Chicago as OF the Citizens Association, which
a. showing him city its fire apparatus. He has
expressed the opinion that the rebuilt portion OF chi
cago is as well constructed and reproof city
III the country out nnds Iaut Win the tre Depart
ment because few engines IN the business
district and enough IN the nfe companies Gen
Smaller positively declines remove 10 Chicago pera
uentiy. He is ex pected 10 start home tins evening
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DED

sARsErTon saturday. Sd 'ner lingering illness s'p
Of the family sethiy ove 70 sesx
aSsra Tuesday the 9TH INST al ooe non Sef ATE f
BROWNIE Brooklyn, ssurdsv Oct sn-r nsenns linz
GS vile , o. Ss Btu B,5 % San
Oct T. at O'Clock p N
BUsa-At his late residence R.a~y j. Geo Webster Bush.
the 10Th
BUTLBRIn Brooklyn Oct swsrd Butler The 7sn
The friends Of the family sre respectfully
JO6 tiasaHg.'s % TUESDAY afsrDoos q
2 ocoet
LAMAK-Oa Monday afternoon Oct .. 1874. Gan~sT BLAsas
at the residence Of hs laughter rs Robert 9au NO 90
be takss 20 Aexandns Virginia for Dterment
LAwRKSCB-In BROOKLYN Sstaav, Oct 3 Susan Alice Vh
oushby rfe Of John Lawrence IN ne 80 sas OF Der ,ss
Der upers from her Tad.r
LoRD-At Bergen Point Oct ChAes ,n, .on Of Charles
L. and Anna N. Lord aged Ieir months aud ; days
N j.. on Taesdsv Oct. 8 Q clock p
McCHRsNEY-on Monday, Oct 8. Charles McChs.os,
Of his father. % FrasklH-sve Brooklyn "a "sns
day. Oct. T. at 22 oelocs
mURRAYAt HlIsdale " T. 1874 vidos "a the
u Murray. the o3l her age
Suddenly Jersey Cty ssasdsv Oct Wsss
Relatives the family invited 70 .ead DIS taee e.
Tussy lOa from MS late residence 100 "-
ingtoo-st Jersey City.
sTEwARr-Ou MONDAY 5 INST. ,r long and painful 'inss
The relatives OF the family invited % attend -
funeral Church THURSDAY. St BsL a. 10 = CLOCK
rREADwELL-On saturday. Oct s. ThmA. d rrsAewe ss "a
Rslsives AM tsads are invited oea ~
To be buried Cemetery Wednesday morning At L"
o'clock
sASUE @ . a Z s 81 s:. s9 ;s s S sss
and notEg be learned 81 h eA'as ar
rived IN Bedford believed be was oa overheard MT "s
Wa about So year, hight browD haas
slightly nged with gray a 9oIRsoh ssas ~ 1s % 10 M -
recovery '' ''' CHHS ALLISON WALSH. Po.Oa- ss7.
New York Oct 5 1874
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GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
CONNECTICUT TOWN ELECTIONS.

THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT PROBABLY
ADoPrED-RETURNs OF THE VOTE IN VARIOUS
TOWNS FOR LOCAL OFFICERS.
NORWICH, Oct. Sat the town elections In
Eastern Connecticut to-day there slight but gen.
ersl Republican gains. The constitutional amendment
was generally favored by large majorites In Norwich
the Republican gains foot iOo but unexpectedly the
city votes against license.
HARTFORD, Oct. 5.-The town elections in Connections
to-day were officers. aud local questions en-
largely choice Of these. that politca
lines not closely adhered to. Each party cons'd
cred II an advantage to secure the Town Clerk and
Board OF Seectmen these form Board OF Registra-
tion or the Board Of Appeals to decide the quail
catons the regular State elections Inc
towns also voted a constitutional amendment giving
towns OF 5000 inhabitants two representatives In
the Legislature. Meriden Vernon. and Derby are the
only towns whose representation will be mmedmtep
increased by Its adoption This amendment IL probably
adopted, though some Of the smaller towns voted
against It, Several of the towns also voted on the ques
ton Of licensing liquor selling the State leaving tins 10
be decided by the vote Of each town.
In classifying towns Republican or Democratic IL
the other party has the majority Oh
the Board OF selectmen counting tue Town Clerk Also
East Hartford. Observation-Disclosures Amend
ment, 1853 Yeas: Nays no license
Bloomfield, Observation-Disclosures Amendment,
70Yeas % Nays
NewilgtOn, Democratic. AmenuWcn''
II Yeas; Nays.
West Hartford Republican. Unconstitutional Amend
ment. 20 Yeas; 10 Nays
New Britan.-Democratio.
Meriden-Iowu Clerk. Republican; majority OF Select
men, Democratic; Constitutional Amendment, 1'5T
Yeas Nays
THE VOTE IN HARTFORD AND NEw-HAvKN-BoTH
CITIES IN FAVOR OF LICENSE AND THE CONSTR
TUTIoNAL AMENDMENT
NEw-HAvEN, Oct. Sat the town and city
election here to-day H. g. Lewis reelected Mayor,
Ex-ayOr Fitch having declined the citizens nomlna-
ton this morning The elected their City Clerk
Town Clerk and Auditor and two selectmen. The town
voted favor OF licenses 1921 to 1904 and in favor OF
the Constitutional amendment by ALL 10 19l.
HARTFORD Oct. Gin Hartford the Republicans elect
the Town Clerk by 100 majority and First Selectman by
300 and one constable The First Selectman is saared
officer here the principal executive officer Of the
town This officer was Democratic last year. All the
other officers Democratic by maioritIes ranging
from 10 to 500 On the constitutional amendment the
vote 752 Yes lao No; the license question
2.4Oi Yes to LOG No.
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GOVERNMENT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WARRINGTON. ID. c.. Tuesday Oct. al a. "a.
gy,lOpsis for the past tscenty-four hours ,
The barometer has again risen In the North
West with colder. partly cloudy weather. ana northery
winds The slight depression remains IN Lake huron'
with warmer cloudy weather raD ana s0uthery wlnds
rhe north west W inds aud cloudy
weather on the upper lakes.
Falling barometer, winds backing 10 east aud sontn-
east with and clear weather prevail III the Mue
and Eastern States. Clear. cool weather. dimp sniDg
pressure. variable winds prevail Ii the CUR ana
South Atlantic States. ,...
The rivers have rsen at voksburg and Cincinnati
and fallen at Pittsburgh and Morgantown.
Probabilities.
For The Middle States falling barometer rsng er1peT
a,,.r, sot. east aud southery winds nun pdTHy afrI
ncreas,,sgly cloudy Wealaer, uosh RAs ." ne "ese7
FJr New England. falling barometer, eastery winds
and partly cloudy weather For the lower axes .ans
barometer southwest winds, lower temperature,
cloudy weather. and rain. For the upper lakes ahu
SorbWest rising barometer, north west TO northeast
wnds cloudy weather, and clearing In the AFTERNOON.
For Tennessee and the ONO Valley rising barometer
and west winds cooler and cloudy weather.
For the Gulf and South Atlantic states, Iailne
barometer. light, variable winds, warmer ana party
cloudy weather
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POINTS IN THE STATE CAMPAIGN,

Mr. Lapham, the Republican nominee for
congress in Ontario County said recently that "the
platform adopted Syracuse practically the same
that adopted at Utica" The new Congress- he holds,
pheuld bring back the Government 10 1.-The old Jener
bonisn ideas and principles"
The Erie County Republican Convention
heartily approved the constitutional amendments and
recommended their adoption II also paid graceful
snoue 70 tine memory Of tbs late ex-senator Gsnson
The Hon. Franklin A. Alberger, the Repub.
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,,-,s.ces elsewhere detaied for the benefit Of Mark
ssm,Ihs widow aud children Among the volunteer
srsisis 10 appear Mics yloletta Colve, MT Tooe'
A. Ravmond Miss Clara Morris Mira Barney Williams,
ME- "a j. Montagu. and Dan. Bryant
Brvant's Minstrels buricsque Partners for
The NexYork Circus continues at Forty ninth
At and Preparations are rife TOT the ap
ezrance Of Mr. +. Maccabe of London VINO INTENDS 20
drive dull care swav, Steiuway Hall, on Oct h-.A
sew local drama called Escaped from the House Oh
bondage" Is current at Tony Pastors opera house.
- Me DAYS Under the Gaslight" pops up tnis
week at Woods Museum. Is. l. Davenport acted tnere'
,sst week rs Harries cir Giles etc The Grand opera
sioWse 10 offered for rant.
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vigorous We write these words With the current nun
ber-thAt Of Monday aept. 2l-lying before US Hero
twelve psges Of news and literary mseter Usiuding
the most complete report OF the sermons Of yesterdsy
We turn to the report Of the sermon TO vnch We LIS
tened-thaf of the Rev. Robert Coyer-aud md every
prominent thought uttered by that eloquent divine here
reproduced. Had the sermon been printed FROM the
authors manuscript Ii would have been less valuable,
for could have contained the running commentary
which sprang 10 the speakers lips as new thoughts
pressed for uteranoe Truly the mantle OF the great
founder OF The TRIBUNE is worrhily worn. IL IL the
most brilliant daily journal 10 the world to-day.
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ITO ana nld ILLINOIS Districts to-day Bernard Csulned
was dominated In the Ist Carter r. Horizon the Id
ana = " Lemoyne I'm the lid. These districts now
well. -
LITTLE Rock. Oct. 5-The Democrats of
the ivth District have renominsted Col. Thomas W.
q inter for Congress.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. 5.-The Democratic
Committees of this District nominated william +.
Fink Of Perry County 10 All the vacancy caused by the
resignation of II. J. Jewett.
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To the Public .
AK voR ALLcoCK's PoROv. PLAsrSas.

AK ALLcOCKs PoROy. PLAsrKas
HAys So 0TBsRs.
Sec Government printed I. Lgrress.
BRAsDRKrH.
Aoks Porous Paser prepared by Porous Plaster
commanding the attention the world rhs remedy pps he
produces sound refreshing ,pon6c, ngins
Hydse Cboa Dss
When csnsder how much dyspepsia oasoued by The
sleep how much the the body retarded iron
the comprehend the bebes psa
the application Of this Plaster We the public
limitations and braen Of this adnlbls preparation
AK Tor ALLcooKs Porous, and have otheEa
3. 5RAsDRsrR,
President Pessss Plaster
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ELSEWHERE.

The Namquit steam cotton mill in Bristol
r l. owned by the Richmond Manufacturing Company
of this city was by dre yesterday morning TO
the extent Of about $4,000
A fire in Richmond at o'clock yesterday
morning on Byrd-st. Tenth and Eleventh-sts
destroyed brick business houses WITH the rear out
honses and three frame tenement The loss is
estimated at SIS, 900: partially insured. {
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WONDERFUL NEWSPAPER.

What a wonderful paper The NEW York
r,,arHE Ia We take ~ an regularly ak days In week,
and rarely without new emotions OF wonder here rs
aye sheet-apd not unfrequenty two OF them-nilsu
h the ablest matter on live topics. Many OF us eui
,oria articles would do credit To any magazine IN inc
world Its dramatic criucsms arc the soest ana Tue
trrssmant OF SPECIAL tonsa IT ssss vq5twefiny Apd
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IN THIS CITY.

A fire occurred last evening on the top floor
OF No IS walkerst, occupied by Lange. ladies under
wear caused By overheated stove. Damage to stock
o. COO building ana other tenants ABOUT oOO
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
nOMKsrIC MARKETS.

N.vORlrAs Oct 5-Focr in goed demand sac, s9U so
F.S 81 J0ds7 Corn quiet. Mixed " a9Se White 9se as
oats dui supply good sales 81 db5e Bran ~ 20 hsy o..
prms -; 1923 Choice s25 S26 Pork held s24 Dry sailed
ess ta pees nominal sales shosae =. s Bacon dali and
no,nL shoul 9: Clear Rib Sides 10 s Clear SIDES LOG
g,ms dul Choice l4al5is Lard qur nerce lc kes 1889
sagnr and WHISKY an a. al W 9s IL CSaes
Orinarv 10 PRIME l6D20i2 Corn Mes dgl Fresh held 81
~ as Go 1895 EIehsngesesfsa sight s.r STERLING
usrxsros r. C. Oct 5.-spins rurpennne STEADY At %
Rpa ou. a. quiet ct 81 % 9f
Had ~ 80 o Yellow 81 go fof Vrsn Tar steady a. T.
CHEESE MARKET.
Urea Oc Sat Fss 900 boxes we're o5rei and Z'oO
sold, A. 10 adl54G
PRINT CLOTH MARKET
Providence r. l., Oct Printing cloths ancasuset
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1rnGE POLAND,s UTAH LAW.

SALT LAKE CITY. Oct. 5-The Third District
Court began its session in this city to-day Tie work OF
,mpanehng the first Grand Jury under the Poland law
occupied the entire day and will be completed to-mor-
row Jnrymen having any conscientious scrupes
irat Nnd.ue indictments for violation Of tho law or
1872 against poly gamy were excused.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-06
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The public cordially invited TO attend
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