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A. Elmer BADER, President
CHI. ENGSTFELD, Vice President.
GEORGE STROMEYER, Secretary.
Board of Trustees:
Eenry Abrams, A. Elmer Bader,
y. A. 8aumgarden, Z. F. Del BonGiO
Ch Engstfeld, Ii. Frank,
T. K. Gogleve, Hy. Haller,
Slgnund Statz, J. II. Keller.
j. heiter, Louis Leonhard.
Thee. Llllienthal, G. H. Miller
+. Rckert, Frank Roder
Louis Schneider, ". 3. Schmidt
7. Selg, Isaac Seherck,
Lonis Schwartz, J. NJ. Schwartz,
j. K WIdermann. <. Weissen Dacn
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DEPARTMENT OF IMPROVEMENTS.
bureau of Streets
William Henry, ballast. ......... $3.50 IS
Mrs. McGwinn, lake shells ...... 495 90
Barrett Il Wiemann, HARDWARE. 43 90
George Nungesser, relaying flag
ging. ................ 81 80
Bureau Of Wharres and Laadiasgs-
Witham & Rovira, lumber. los 90
Henry Oertling, lumber. ......... l05 81
Bureau of Drainage
w. G. Wilmot a. Co, coal. . $50 90
u. G. Mclean & Son, iron work -. 29l O6
Total. .Sl577 9S
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The New York herald., 1874-08-28
THE VERMONT VETERANS
Close of tho Reunion-A Pleasant Fes-
tival.
RURI INCTOy Auvust OF 1874

Close Of tho ReuniOn-A Pleasant Fes-
tival.
BURLINGTON, August 81, 1874
Although tomorrow Is n0minally the last day OF
the reunion, the exercises have virtually closed
this evening. To-day has been the great day, and
with the close OF dress parade at six p M. the
programme ended, except to strike tents,
&C., which will be done tomorrow. The
annual meeting was held at headquarters
soon after eleven O'Clock this forenoon,
when it was voted to hold the next reunion al
Montpelier In the last week OF August, 1875. Gen.
eral stephen Thomas aud General p. P. Pitken
were elected respectively Commander and Lieu
tenant Commander for the year ensuing.
The grand review came or at two O'Clock before
Governor Converse. The column, headed by a
grand band composed OF the five bands present
consolidated, made a superb appearance and
marched and paraded III hne style, be-
ing finally massed in front OF the
Governor Cover Converse, Senator George +. Ed
munds Colonel COlless. OF Albany, N. T.; General
Alden, OF Troy, n. T.; Colonel Joyce, Colonel
Veasey and General Thomas, OF Vermont. General
W. w. Henry, OF this city, vas loudly called Tor,
but adrOiIly managed to keep out OF signt until
the parade was dismissed as he thought the vet
erans mad stood long enough in the not sun hear
ing speeches. General George Z. Foster was also
sought, but just then could not be found. The
only other exercise was the dress parade before
mentioned, which was not 80 largely attended as
last evening".
Among t6e arrivals OF prominent gentlemen to-
day were Hon. q. w. Willard, member OI congress,
and his probable successor, Colonel Charles Il.
H.; Hon. Charles Nichols, secretary OF State, and
several others.
The New York herald., 1874-08-28
ACCIDENTS TO OCEAN STEAMERS.
The Hamburg Steamer westphalia Is Delayed
by Broken Shaft.

LONDON, August 27, 1874.
The White Star line steamship Gaelic Captain
Parsell, from New York August Is, arrived here at
noon to-day. She reports having spoken, on the
Gath inst, the steamship Westphalta In disabled
condition.
THE NATURE OF THE ACCIDENT.
She had cracked her shalt, and was proceeding
under steam at the rate OF four Knots per hour.
The weather was fine, and her captain declined
any assistance.
ASSISTANCE TO BE SENT OUT.
The Westphalia Is expected to reach Plymouth
on saturday. Tugs will be sent from that port to
neet her and render assistance, II any Is required.
WHEN SHE LEFT NEW YORK.
The steamship Westphaa left New York August
u for Hamburg via Plymouth.
PRIVATE DESPATCH.
MeSsrs. Kunhardt Co., the New York agents of
che line, received the following despatch last
evening"
The Westphalia is reported to-day or the Chan
nei, with damaged Snalt, under steam. Expected
TO reach Plymouth tomorrow.
The Royal Mail Packet Liffey Ashore ON
the south American Coast.
LONDON August %, 1874
The steamship Lrey, of the Royal Mail Steam
packet line, is ashore at San Ignacio, Uruguay.
The New York herald., 1874-08-28
THE CATTLE DISEASE.
Fatal Cases OF Spinal Meningitis-Ths
Farmers Alarmed.

Fatal Cases OF Spinal Meningitis-The
Farmers Alarmed.
NEwT0wN, Conn.,, August 90, 1874.
Probably no more healthy locality for man or
beast can be found In the State than Newtown.
AS O grazing region 1t has no superior. The farm
ers have abandoned the cultivation of the soil as
business, and have for many years en-
gagged in the work Of stock raising. This
year, however, the change OF pasture or
some other cause has had bad effect. Out of
Ill four-year Old steers brought from Michigan
and owned by Elmer Fairchlld, large cattle
dealer, seventy have been seized with what Is
known as spinal meningitis. MIR. Fptrchild was
unacquainted with the character OF the disease,
and thinking 1t might be poison, applied remedies
accordingly Two days afterward one OF those al-
and third and fourth were seized with convul-
sions consultation was held with Drs Bennett
and Judson, when post-mortem examination
made in the case OF one OF the victims revealed the
disease to be as above stated. The kidneys were
found innamed and the stomach disclosed
the presence OF unhealthy bile and other
substances foreign to IL in its normal
for the safety OF their native cattle, and the sltua-
ton has been brought TO the notice OF the state
Cattle Commissioners, Mr.. Could who has signifed
his intention to make an investigation for the
benefit of the cattle raising interest The Secre-
tary OF the State Board oil Agriculture was mere
to-day and examined into the nature Of the dis
ease. He Is OF opinion that the water which these
West to East was not good and might have pro-
duced the effects narrated The spleen OF each
deceased animal examined was found TO be en-
larged and to weigh from seven to eight pouhds.
The New York herald., 1874-08-28
ANN ELIzA'S DIVORCE.

A Record OF 1t Produced In the Prophets
Own Handwriting-A Cunning Subter-
fuge.
SALT LAKE CITY, August q, 1874
The Erentng Neaos to-day says, in relation to the
answer OF Brigham Young in the Ann Eliza
divorce and alimony sut:-"Our readers Will
readily perceive that the answer, being con-
structed in technical style for legal purposes
only, Is necessarily OF an essentially different
character to that Of an intormal statement"
The Tribune presents a record from the Probate
Court showing Ann Eliza to have been divorced
from James l.. Dee December %, 1865, aud states
that the judgment was made at the request OF
Brigham Young IN writing addressed to the pre-
siding Judge. The claim IS made mat the superior
Courts of this Territory having ruled that the
Probate Court had no jurisdiction IN divorce cases.
Ann Eliza still remains the vile OF Dee.
The New York herald., 1874-08-28
THE ENGLISH TURF.
The Yorkshire Stakes Won by Trent, Apology
second and Daniel Third.

LONDON, August 27, 1874.
The race for the great Yorkshire Stakes was run
at the York meeting to-day. Four horses started
THE WINNER
Mr. Mouncey's br. C. Trent by Bro0mielaw. out
OF The Mersey. by Newminster three years old,
was the winner.
SECOND AND THIRD HORSES.
Mr.. Laundes ch. f. Apology, by Adventurer, out
OF Mandragora, came In second, ana Daniel third.
THE BETTING.
The betting just before the start was to
against Trent, to against Apology aud 20 to
against Daniel
The New York herald., 1874-08-28
EX-GOVERNOR WALKER, OF VIRGINIA.

JORDAN ALUM SPRINGS, August q, 1874.
Ex-Governor Gilbert q. Walker, OF Virginia, ar
rived here this evening. He was received with
military honors BY Companies b and Of the First
Virginia regiment at present encamped at this
place. He acknowledged the compliment In
brief speech. Great enthusiasm prevailed among
the soldiers and the guests OF the Grand Hotel.
General G. F. Beaureguard, OF Louisiana, and
General r. D. Lilly, Of Virginia. were also compli-
mented with calls. which were appropriately &C
knowledged. The battalion vii break up camp
and return to Richmond on Saturday.
The New York herald., 1874-08-28
DOUBLE EXECUTION.

Two Murderers Hanged mt Once I'm Cali
fornia.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 26, 1874.
At Shasta, to-day, John E. Baker, aged twenty
six, and Charles Crouch, aged eighteen, were
hanged, the former for the murder OF George Kline,
mail rider in December last, and the latter for the
murder OF Mrs. Raider. in January. On the scafYold
Crouch said he h ad no statement to make. BAKER
said ne haG repented of his SINS and hoped for for
yiveness. They both exhibited gre at nrmness.
Neither OF them made q confession.
The New York herald., 1874-08-28
ART NOTES.

MIR. Alma Tadema has been elected member
the Academy Of the Fine Arts, Berlin.
The Society Of Fine Arts at Caen (Calvados) has
opened subscription for statue to Auber, the
composer. native Of that town, and has headed
the list with sum Of 1000 francs.
The bust Of M. de Salvandy, which replaces that
OF Marshal valiant, removed some time back has
Just been inaugurated In one OF the courts Of the
College Henri w., In Paris.
A large marble medallion OF Adolphe Nourrit,
the celebrated tenor, has Just been admitted to
the Historical Museum OF Versailles.
In consequence Of the report Of the Commission
OF the Fine Arts the picture OF Rubens represent
ing the Assumption ol the Virgin, has been taken
down from the nigh altar OF Notre Dame. at Ant
werp, to be subjected to close examination OF Its
state OF preservation.
The famous portrait of Mozart, by Battoni, in
the possession OF Professor Ella has been sold to
an amateur for f2O0.
In the Musee in Brussels the fall of cornice has
inflicted serious damage on two fine paintings by
The public have just been admitted to view, in
the galleries OF the Louvre, museum OF Mexican
ANTIQUITIES. The articles exhibited were sent be-
tween 1884 and 1910 by consular agents, who col
lected them on the spot. This collection consists
OF pOtteres fragments Of stats OF the time OF the
Incas, feather ornaments, statuettes OF gods In
earthenware, knives in sick, &c.
The committee for the erection Of the monu-
ment to Amedee Meraux at Rouen have decided
in the first instance to invite competition from the
most eminent scuptors for the execution Of the
statue.
story has just finished, at his studio in Rome
statue OF Acests.
careful examination has been made by Mr..
Richmond, r. A., of the two large water glass pic
lures by the late Mr. Maclise In the Royal Gallery
of the new Palace OF Westminster, representing
the death OF Nelson and the meeting oil Wellington
and Blucner at the farm oil La Belle Alliance, and
reports that there Is no ground Tor the apprehen-
sion that they are permanently injured. The
eIIorescence which made Its appearance two or
three years ago, and which 1t was feared might
spreaa over the whole surface OF the pictures, has
txv tpNnI 10 m
Richmond believes that should 1t again present
ttaatIt can ba eliminated with equal facility.
The New York herald., 1874-08-28
CUBA.
The Spanish War Vessels Corona and Tornado
on Seer Mission.

SANTIAGO DE CUBA, August 16, 1874.
The Spanish frigate Corona is here and leaves
tomorrow Tor Laguayra, accompanied by the
famous Tornado TheIe is Brigadier ON board
the Corona.
At Santiago no one knows the object OF the
visit.
UNDER SEALED ORDERS.
The Brigadier is intrusted with pltegos (seaed
orders) but whether the mission is peaceful or
warllke is unknown to the unntiated.
The New York herald., 1874-08-28
TIE GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.

TORONTO, Ont, August 27. 1874
A cable despatch from London says:-
A meeting Of the Great western Railway Direc-
tors was held yesterday. The Board retired with
out q contest, the Committee oil investigation
having secured 70, 900 proxies against 10000 Tor
the directors. The report OF the investigating
COMMITTEE was ADOPTED. An entire cnange In the
Canadian management Is contemplate and also
the abolition OF the Canadian Board. The meet
ing was adjourned to september . to appoint new
directors.
The New York herald., 1874-08-28
A FATAL SHIPWREUK.

Two OF the Crew Killed and the Captain
Saved.
BOSTON, August q, 1874.
special despatch from Newburyport says
that the schooner SwampscOtt, Captain
Benson, Of Portsmouth, loaded with sand
Tor the government works at the
Navy Yard, went on the North Beakers
last night. The masts soon went by the board,
killing John Mcleod. captain Benson and Andrew
johnson were washed overheard and the latter
was lost the captain was rescued through the
exertiOns OF MIR. J. A. Deann. who tied a rope
about his waist and SWAN out and attached the
same to the person OF Captain Benson, thus bring
ing him to shore.
The New York herald., 1874-08-28
OBITUARY.
Milton h. Hopkins.

Mr.. Milton b. Hopkins, State superintendent
of Public Instruction Of Indiana, died at his
residence in Kokomo, in that State. on the 18th
inst. His funeral, which took place on the goth
INST, was attended by Governor Hendricks, Lieu.
tenant Governor Sexton and the other state ON.
cias, and by quite q number OF the prominent citi
Zens and educators Of the State. AS a worker in
behalf of educational interests Mr.. Hopkins had
elected to the of1ice OF State Superintendent on
the democratic ticket.
The New York herald., 1874-08-28
INTERNATIONAL SPORTS.
Tho Forthcoming Contest Between Irish and
American Ridsmen.

LONDON, August q, 1874.
The Irish rife team which is to participate in the
International shooting match at Creedmoor will
sail for the United States on the 5th OF september.
NAMES OF THE VISITORS.
The following gentlemen will comprise the
party :-Sames Miner, John Rigby, Edmund John
son, James wilson, DR.. Hamilton, Captain Wafer,
II. Forster. W. Waterhouse, J. Doyle and J. Kelly.
The New York herald., 1874-08-28
A SOLDIER EXECUTED IN MANITOBA.

FORT GARRY, August 27, 1874.
The soldier McHand was hanged this morning
or the murder Of young Brown in June last.
NcHand, in a paper which he intended to read on
the scafrod but did not, attributed his crime to
drunkenness and bad company. The execution
was private. Hundreds who came from all parts
pf the province were disappointed In not seeing
sha hanging
The New York herald., 1874-08-28
GUN EXPERIMENTS AT NUT ISLAND.

BOSTON, August 27, 1874.
The experiments at Nut Island were continued to-
day TO test the efficiency Of the Wizard gun, in the
presence OF United states army officers, with sat-
tsfactory results. The Senate Naval Committee
have signiled their intention OF being present at
the firing next week, which Will be on an extern
svao oCal
The New York herald., 1874-08-28
DEATH OF AN EX-GOVERNOR.

DENVER, Col, August -. 1874.
Ex-Governor A. A. Hammond, of Indiana, died
in this city to-day at eleven O'Clock. His body will
be taken to Indiana on Saturday.
The New York herald., 1874-08-28
TIE MDlAHS.
clustering warriors Shrinking from
Sheridan's Rifles.

Shorfdan's Rfnes.
WASHINGTON. August 81. 1874
The following despatch was received at the head
quarters OF the army today
CHICAGO, ILL.,, August 20, 1874
To General W. T. SHERMAN Washington, d. Co.
Alter the engagement oil Captain Bates with the
Northern AIapahoe Indians In the Owl Greek
Mountains. Wind River Valley. they sent deega-
tion into Fort festerman 70 ask 4 l wanted war.
depred ating and go to their agency, Red Clouds,
we would Kill as many OF them as we could. They
have since been joined by the Northern Cneyennes
and both tribes are now on their way to Red
Clouds agencv
+. Il. SHERIDAN, Lieutenant General
The New York herald., 1874-08-28
MYSTERIOUS DIsAPPEARANOE,

LOUISVILLE. KY, August 81, 1874.
Professor A. MObiens, leader OF Mobiens cele-
brated orchestra, disappeared under mysterious
circumstances last Monday week and has not since
been heard from.
The New York herald., 1874-08-28
INTERNATIONAL RIFLE TOURNAMENT.
HALIFAX. N. s.. Au0ust o7 "a,

HALIFAX, N. s., August q, 1874.
The rife competition at Bedford was continued
to-day. Tue silver medal OF the International
Rine Association was won by Sergeant Corbin, OF
the Sixty-third Halifax Rifles. The battalion match
was won by the Seventy-eighth, Colonel chester,
and tue Hantz team.
The New York herald., 1874-08-28
THE SPANISH-CUBAN DUEL.
De Conto Dangerously Wounded.

LONDON, August 28-5 A. M.
special despatch to the Standard from Paris
gives An account of the duel between Ferrer de
C0nto and Seiior ROsado.
1t says the affair came on with pistols on the
Belgian frontier and De Conto was dangerously
wounded in the side.
The New York herald., 1874-08-28
A MURDERER SENTENCED.

SARATOGA, N. T., August 81, 1874.
At Ballston Spa, to-day, James II. Standish was
found guilty OF murder in the second degree, and
sentenced TO Imprisonment at Dannemora for life
for the murder OF George W. See, In the town OF
Wilton, III this county, the 28tn OF February last
The New York herald., 1874-08-28
FATAL ACCIDENT IN A PLANNING MILL

PHILADELPHIA, August q, 1874.
Antoine wall. aged fourteen years, was gather
ing sawdust in q planning mill, when her head
came IN con tact with circul saw and she was
fatally injured.
The New York herald., 1874-08-28
LAUNCH OF A STEAMER AT PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, August q,

PHILADELPHIA August Y, IS'4
The screw steamer Pottsvlllc, built Of Cramps
shipyard Tor the Reading Railroad COMPANY, was
Launched this morning. She Is the last OF the SIX
staamars built at that yard Ior the aane company.
The New York herald., 1874-08-28
THE WEEKLY HERALD.
Tho Cheapest and Best Newspaper In
the Country.

Tho Cheapest and Best Newspaper In
the Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD Of the present week. new
ready, contains the conclusion or Select Story.
entitled, "Wedded in DEATH" together with the
very Latest News by telegraph from All Parts Of
the World up to the hour Of publication. 1t aise
contains condensed reports OF Affairs in Wash
ington; Mr.. F. d. Mouiton's Statement OF tho
Brooklyn Scandal and the Testimony Of the School,
girl Bessie, given before the Beecher Investigating
Committee; Sporting Intelligence; Obituary; Edit
torial Articles on the Prominent Topics OF tho
Day; Our Agricultural Budget; Reviews OF tho
Cattle Horse and Dry Goods Markets; Financial
and Commercial Intelligence, ana Accounts Of
all the Important and Interesting Events OF the
Week.
TERMS Single subscription, 81; three copies,
s5 nve copies, $s; ten copies, SIS; single COPIES
five cents each. A limited number Of Advertiso-
ments inserted in the WEEKLY HERALD.
The New York herald., 1874-08-28
THE BRUSSELS CONGRESS.
The Final Sitting Fixed for Saturday.

BRUSSELS, August 27, 1874
The nnal sitting Of the International Congress
Nill be held on Saturday next.
The New York herald., 1874-08-28
GREAT BRITAIN.
A Prominent Sculptor Dead.

LONDON, August 2S-5 80 A. N.
John Henry Foley, the sculptor, is dead.
The New York herald., 1874-08-28

In Forty-cight Hours Cough May
become dangerous but within that time any cough
be cured by the use of HALk'S HONEY or HOKE-
HOUND AND TAR. sold by all druggists PIKkiS
TOOTHACHE DROPS in minute.
The New York herald., 1874-08-28
GERMANY AND SPAIN.
Ehs Spanish Republics Representative in
Berlin.
BERLIN, August q, 1874

BERLIN, August q, 1874
Tne Spanish representative In this city has re-
ceived full credentials as Minister. and mas asked
for an audience with the Emperor.
The New York herald., 1874-08-28

A.-Sfnce tho Invention Of tho Elastic
TRUSS, 6s3 Broadway, most metal truss blacksnitha
up honest employment and propose enJsy
their residue OF life harI ss they can.
The New York herald., 1874-08-28

Guarantee to Cure or No Charge
DR.. FILTERS RHEUMATIC REMEDY, tor Rheuma ism,
Neuragia nervous and Kinney Diseases Is Bond street
The New York herald., 1874-08-28
THE NEGRO MASSACRE.

Governor Brown, OF Tennessee, Offers
Rewards for tho NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Indignation Aroused by the COwsrdiy
Act.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, August 27, 1874.
Governor Brown sent the following telegram to
the Sherin of Gibson county at Twelve O'Clock last
night -
NASHVILLE, August 26 1874.
have no direct Information OF your troubles, but
IL Is reported here on the authority OF press de-
spatches that riots are imminent IN your county.
II this be true II Is your duty TO summons posse
oil your best citizens and preserve peace by dis
perslng the rioters and preventing cOllisl0ns; out
IN such manner and by sucn means as possible, TO
AVOID blOodshed. Keep me advised OF the state oil
things and Will render you all necessary assist
ance to uphold the law ana protect society.
have offered reward OF $500 each lor the jail
breakers. and invoke your aid and that OF all good
citizens TO bring all law breakers to punishment.
JOHN G. BROWN Governor.
The Governor also issued q proclamation Offer
ing $500 reward each for the Trenton all.breakers
and the two murderers oil Julia Hayden a cOlored
school teacher OF Tronsdale, Warren county.
special despatch from Humboldt this after
noon says that parties who were securing the
country yesterday and last night have returned.
AS no negroes could be found 1t Is now thought
that none of them were under arms yesterday at
all. Everything Is now quiet here, and the citizens
are very indignant at the course taken by the
mob at Trenton Tuesday night.
The New York herald., 1874-08-28

Bachelors Hair Dye Is splendid.-
Never fails Established 81 years Sold and properly
applied at BAIOHELOR'S Wig Factory, l6 Bond ct, n Z
The New York herald., 1874-08-28

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Causes and symptoms, with instructions tor ne success
ful Treatment OF WEAKNESS, Low spirits DcsponIenovs
Nervous Exhaus,ion MgsG1sr De6ity and 9s
author. .Dr. y. DK =. CURTIS. Ma ksai SsS'as"'~
street. New York
The New York herald., 1874-08-28

CristndorO's Hair Dye Does its Work
quickly, harmessly. splendidy imparts most natural
sh ades Is easily applied sold everywhere.