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The New York herald., 1874-11-04
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED By THE HERALD STEAM YACHT5 AMI
HERALD wHITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamship Nevada tBr Price. Liverpool Oct % and
Queenstown 2sd, with mdse and passengers to Williams
Steamship A scholten (Dutcn), Hus Rotterdam Oct
II and Plymouth list. with mdse and passengers {
oas Ia' Uc 81 as . lon g. o. passed Steamship Notssf
with snsS mdse and an passengers to Garrison :.
xh nase ana to LSWden
s0In carona IeeSe n;h95 Eha5isson @ Oct 81
Steamship Isaac Bell Blakeman Richmond City R Point in
and Norfolk with mdse and passengers to the Ola Do
BrE Moses pay Oi Philaaelphiss Crosby G5eytown
aSi sei 10 : Nj lnnard heavy and NE gales up
j., % Win Iossesd %s.;sIs vessel Miller
B,s Carlos .sI fo5,ana A,Hss!on Ne N.ssn.s: Is
sa.s rom ushs Winds
non ansa' Havana HSs nj Tor S New yors 'D0A. ' ''
Ste amtug Cyclops, Hazard, Chester, Pa.
c s-easyn S a s Il. g 4 sn
a'M Il ,wo SSInS @
wsst suppose 70 Be he American cable ships
Passed Through Asu Gate.
BOUND souTE.
sfeamsh,p City OF New Bedford, Springer, New Bed.
'ss sshs sr Ne" York.
' scSr % asri.na. Ilndssy, Sransiora for New YORK.
shr fv tor
scnr Mary Hoxie. Rogers. Nantucke, for New York,
scnr VIM Peek Bunce Hartford for New YORK.
schr Mary Patten Jones, Salem for New York
Schr Hattie Lou MCGUIRE Hartford for New York.
scnr shamrocx Troy, Providence Tor Havers.raw.
6chY n Acken Woodruff Riverhead for New York
Schr VI Miller, Smith. Milestone Tor New YORK.
Schr silvie, Turner. Norwich for ratchoGue.
Schr LuciAn. Ball, New Haven Tor New YORK
schr h asue, Palmer, Eastchester for New YORK.
schr Acken. Meade, stamford tor New York.
Schr Dart, Williams. Stamford Tor New YORK.
scnr Henry 0ibba Coffn, New Bedford tor New York.
Schr Duryea. Harper Glen love Tor New York
Scnr Davia Pearsali, Du1y, Greenwich tor New York
Steamer ualaea Gale. Providence tor New YORK. With
udse and passengers
BOUND RAsr.
Steamship Georgia (BrJ, Mckenzie, New York for Port
land
schr Eta May, May. Port johnson for Boston.
schr fred Tyler, 1irre, Port johnson for New Lon.
schr Annie z Martin, Handy. weehawken for Prov.
schr Rllen Perkins Kelly. New York TOR Providence.
schr Charley Miller, jones Virginia ior New Hsven
schr Kate h Mary Cogswen Kingston for Providence.
schr Huntington, Butler, Newburg for New Lon
don
schr Virginia, Bearse- Weehawkcn Boston.
schr Addie walten, Pendle on, New york Boston.
Schr Lyra. Bender Port johnson tor Bangor.
Scnr Leontine. Buck New York Tor FAN River.
schr Madagascar. Turner, HoboHen for Boston.
scnr Fanny Hammer, BrookA Philadelphia for Nan
scnT Asnsr . Parker, Carpenter, New York for Glen
Cove
The New York herald., 1874-11-04
NEWS.
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOE TIE
MONTH NOVEMBER.

Seam.n sai' Desti"at'oa oao.
The New York herald., 1874-11-04
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP CAPTAINS

Merchants. shipping agents and shlo captains In.
formed that by tele2raphing to the HERALD London
Bureau No 46 Fleet street. the arrivals at and depart
European ports, AMI other ports abroad OF
American aud all foreign vessels trading with the
United Statss the will be cabled this country
tree OF charge and published.
The New York herald., 1874-11-04
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AMER Sept ao-Passed. ships Flying Spur (Br), from
Manila for New York Calcutta Tanton, from lioo for
Sandy Hook bark Hazard Carstens, from Batavia for
Boston, also toe phillips"
ARpRossAN, Nov 2-Saied, bark Antioch. Hix, San
Francisco.
ANTWERP Nov 2-Arrived, ship Peru, Mcintyre Qua
nape; bark Ernst (Fr), Ravllly. Boston.
Also arrived I'd, steamship Nederland (Belg), JameA
Philadelphia
BREMEEHAvEs. Nov l-Sailed, barks Preciosa Ger,
Walk, Baltimore; Meridian Ger, Hohorst Phuadel.
phia.
iIAvRE, Nov l-Snilcd, steamship westphalia Ger,
stahl drom Hamburg) New York.
ELsINoRz Nov 2-Saued, bark Fanny Carviu (Br.
Watkins Barcelona.
LIVERPOOL Nov 3-Arrived, ships Jean Inaelow. shl.
laber Bombay; Gitana tBr), Jones' New York.
Arrived ID ships Red Gauntlet (Br). swan. New York
King Cenric (Br, Belts, st John NB
Sailed I'd, barks Indiana (Nor Kroger, Philadelphia;
Hawthorn Mason, United States.
LIsBoa-sailsd. bark Morning Light tBr. Traviss Uni
ted States
LroHoRs-sailed. bark Guinars CBr), Mcdonald, New
York.
MARsn,LLRs Nov s-Arrived. bark George kinsman.
Howes Philadelphia.
PEsARrn ROADS, Nov a-Arrived schr New Design No
(Br), Harrison, New York.
QuEExsrowx, Nov2-Arrived, barks Lsoio dtaD, Asna,
New York; Agar tAus). Bussanich do, 81, BRIG Arina
Csp), Garay, Wilmington, Nc.
Also arrived 3d. PM. steamship Indiana, Sumner, Phil
adephia for Liverpool.
Put back 3D. schr Pamlico stsseh, from Newcastle, =.
Sept 3 FOR Chicago, leaky.
WATERFORD. Nov 3-Arrivso, bark Mormon (Nor) Jor.
gensen, New York.
LONDON Nov s-schr Pamlco strsch whioh sailed
from Newcastle, g. Sept for Chicago has put back to
Queenstown leaky.
The New York herald., 1874-11-04
PORT OF NEW YORK, NOV. 3, 1874.
CLEARED.

Steamship Crescent City, Curtis Havana-w Clyde
4 Co.
Steamship Manhattan Woodruff Charleston-JW Quin-
tard 4 Co.
steamship wyanoke. Couch, Norfolk, City Point and
Richmond-,ld Dominion steamship CO.
Brig Netue, Mackay. New Orleans-N Brigham.
The New York herald., 1874-11-04
Foreign Ports.

AspINwALL Oct 2s-Arrived, bark Herald, Rasmsistsr
tor AIiena hiverpSoL w., ,xor, r,,..., v,.n,,
rris ssss e esa for Sf5a
ters salina Cay: bark Sarah Frazier. Nichol Psnsa.
BuRaARp INLET. Oct 2s-Arrivsd. bark Marlnion Jor.
BurSos AyREs, Sept ls-Arrived brig Rebeeca Paige
rs:s Dis ei.sa rssss s4
opeSs' per chr HdssS Hun.y from
Ss%ea H brig Jas oo sr Seton
sehg Ids nidriaSs Armstrong dr0m Philadelphia
% coss1A%srisorII. % Oct S.Arrived. steamship Tagus
cALcurIA, Oct 2-Arivei ship Exporter Brooks Liv.
caIIAo. or Tin port bark opesa tsr,. Carter. from
LSn os states
HAilsax, Nov s-.Saiied, steamship Peruvian tsr,,
In port 18th. bark Maria dtsD, Lisuor for New York
kIvEnrooIs sNov2 px-Arrived, steamship Caledonia
LYTTlr ,os So. Aug 2O-Arrivsd brig Sea Walt, Koer
MAI1cA Oct i2-Arrived. bsrks Joseph Baker. Ryder.
Naples 18th. Alaska, Perry Genoa; brig Goodwin,
cisarea eth, earks Hornet Hopkins. Philadelphia;
MosTryiDEo Sept is-XTrived bark A Q Bean, Cheney,
Put back prior to sept l6 bark Bretagne tFr, Land
from Marseiles for san Frarcisso ,;ee miscsn
(Br. Simpson, tor New YorK.
s1 ICONS oe, sS.Arr,ysd, g. , steamship MerrmacE.
sijoHS NB SOy 2-Arrysa b,is a Jul. nss.sIi
Freedom ,Br), Hattie ID. New YORK.
TARRAGosA, Oct l2-saied, bark Eorah. Hail. Malaga
and New York: lAth brig Carrie Pnrington, White.
more. Leghorn .
New YORK tand sailed 18th Moendo) 10Th. Frank.
in Llnneli Montevideo and cleared oct TOR Meil-
lones,. TO load guano tor London.
sailed sept %, ship Ermina. Alvarez cChiD, for Puget
Sound.
In port oct 2 ships Adelaide Baker (Br), Lang. for
Iauiane load nitrate Tor United Kingdom or Cont
from New York, arrived sept 80 TO load auano IN reru
tis cisco barks Marguerite F Eyrsna rom San Fran.
cisco Liverpool arrived sept l7th, Ieaky; Valdivia
tChiD, from Puget sound, arrived Sept0
PER STEAMSHIP, CRY BRooKLyr.i
ASrwERp. Oct 2s-A.rived, Thomas seed, Anderson,
Wilmington. NC. -.
sailed 18th, Pacific. Lorlng England, Philip Ftzpat
rics lhelan, Rangoon 18th, Margaret Evans. smiley.
Philadelphia. -
: allied from Flushing Roads l7th King Of Algeria.
Smith. Philadelphia
BaoUwERsHAvls, oct 1sArrived. Preciosa, jacobsen.
Phiiade phia; 2Oth Christel. Brockelman Baltimore.
BRgMKRnAvRN oct ID Arrived, America SN De Linaon,
New York; lsth Jupier strieker, khAAdslpaaAt 1sth
, 1874-01-28
TELEGRAPHlC BREvl7lEs.

Judgments to tho amount Of 3178, ,775 hayo
boon obsnincd In NIahaaka Circuit Court against
tho Central Rai1road OF Iowa.
Tho indianapolis Manufacturing and Ioal
Estato Exchange unanimously indoraod the Orth
bill Inst night.
Tho Boston correspondent OF tho Now York
Tribune wrltos that Dr.. Wyman has concluded
Ills work on tho autopsy nf Prot. Agassix, and
reports that tho cauao Of doatl was diBeaao and
obHtrlotious OF tho Ertories Of tho brain. Tho
greatest weight Of the brain IL estimated at 56.5
ayolrlupos o,luceA.
Tho citizons Of Linn Township. Ind, hold
meeting in tho Bohool-llonBo of thai pluco,
Saturday evening, to discuss tho rrnprlety OF
raislng funds by taxlng tho township to build
now gcool-houso, to cost s12,50D. The Hon.
John u. Iiowo oireroi to build ono-half il any
othor persons would build the balance, or
would give $4,000 boauoB paying his tRx. Thore
was considerable debating On Tho question, which
finally resulted In voting tho tax.
AT u alargoly-attonled meotiug In Fall Riyor,
hlass., on Monday night, lnuny womon being
prosont, reBolntlon waH adopted demanding tho
enactment by tho Legislature Ut tho Ter, ,lfonr
law, and prUnolncnE any nolnbor opposing 1t
unit for iB place. While tho meeting was III
progress a cry Of lire WIN raiHul aud q scone Of
frightful confusion followed. Men leapatl
through tho windows in haste to ascaua. anf!
, 1874-01-28

wonlon orowtloi to tho tloora and platform, nnk
ing oxit impossible. Aftor n titno Tho oxcito-
mont wns allaycd, mud 1t was found TINT nobody
waa BnriUuBly hurt.
The Cincinnati Common Council to-day met
and unanimously paHHod q resolution appointing
n committee Of alx OF tlloir number to 60 to
Washington and enter tho protest of tho city
against tho stopping Of work OIL lilo now Gov
ornmont building alHo. resolutions declaring
puato to tho lalainoss. aud TINT now biidingB
arc public necessity, md that lilo two Con-
grossional Districts ii, Hamilton County Ind, In
tho Inst ten years, paid 5B5. 100000 informal
royonuo tAx.
Tho ilret Exhibitions Of tho Norsl,orn Wlscoll-
ain Poultry 8ocfc ty yoponci yesterday, but did mol
got farly ,11,lor ,say. It will continuo for throo
days. Upwards Of 800 entrieB Ind beon mndn mp
to mon yoHtorday. md moro aro arriving. So fnr
OF its ocors; md. It is snid to bo tho ttnoHt din.
play over hold in tho Stale. Wagnora atl IL filled
to u crowded state with coops md tho nrrango-
ments nrc not oxton8iyo enough 10 grcat Inns
boon tho i1ltorcat takou II, tho slow. CoorA nro
arriving from all paris Of Northern Wisconsin.
1t will DO remembered tint two months Hfnco
Joseph Huoya, of Portland, Ind. was outraged by
a rival bccn,tee f1toys was to bo married. worry
soon to young and handsome widow. Tho
foul doea waB done ut night, wlile tho '1nfor-
t,'i,nto man woH asleep. boforo TO was aroused
gono. 1fuoya was married n fcw lays since to
tho woman WHO caused tho trouble. Rewards
md nctivo measures layo fatlod to got clue to
tho porpotrator, who Ind prophosie1 beforehand
that talo widow would nnvor marry UuoyH But
Mrs. Mccoy ntuck to hor original purpose III
spite Of tho jealous lover. Tho co,,rlo arc mar-
rried, keeping house aud living happily.
, 1874-01-28

labor entering iuto tho construction OF a rail-
road give Tho first lien thereon, npproprlnting
$500 to 10 oxpouded nntlor tho direction Of Prof.
y. T., r. Daird to promote the artificial introdas.
Of flsh; to provide for nttornoyB' foos
md :, costa in Jasticea' Courts; to provide
inaudcd from Juntiees' Courts to courts Of ro-
cord by wrta Of cort!orari; aprronrla1lng 81, QUO
vor'on County Poor Houses. also to shehoygan
County for charitable PURPOSES. nna for pur-
poses not yot known; to provide that mn incor-
rorated yiilage shall not haye = special ropte-
ssTtatve t In tho County Board Of supegrsylso1s
to doiluo the. weight Of D buBhol. Of hny
seui; to f3 q roduood limit OF
n1ombors, oflicors colnn,ittooB, and ronortcre Of
tho Logisature; provi'ling for branding wool
fo r sale; amending probate practice in regard
to tho distribution Of the oBtatos Of intoatatos.
arEc1AL COMMITTEES.
AIessrs. Rood, Martin, mud Royce woro ap-
pe'intel special committee Oil tho Sturgeon Nay
Cunal expedition, and Alossrs. Sawyer, johnson,
mid Bancroft on 1sailroad Transportation and
Revenue.
, 1874-01-28
G, A, R, IN ILLINOIS.

Special Niapateh to The Chicago Tribune.
RocEronp, III. Jan. 27.-TAe annual oncamp-
mont Of tho Department Of Illinois conyonotl
ut o'clock this afternoon Mt tho drand Army OF
tho Ropublic HILL. Ihore was tho largeHt repro
sontation had for many years. rho Dol l,art-
lnont Commander. e. Il. Gould, made an aadress
pertaining to the general interesls aud wolfaro
Of the Orler. Numerous revolutions wore pro-
Hal,tcd calling on Congress for MI equalization
0! tho bonntleB. The election Of oilleora Tor
tho ensuing year resulted IN William II. llitliar
manler; L. G. Lawler, Of this city. 3. Y.
9. r.. ~: A.. Lord, Of Joliet. ]. ". O.;
DR.. DoWolf, Medical Director; L. H. Wcotlon,
of Chicago, ludga-Advooato. The Gonornl
Council Of Administrators was olloson, as fol-
lowa: ]. Stewart, Of Chicago; George N. Carey,
Of plaintleld; 7. Flynn, OF Rockford; II. b.
Scott, Of joliet; A. II. Winds, Of Turnor juno
ton. The following wore ohoaon delegatoA to
tho National Enoampmont at Harrisburg, Pa. !:
&. Il. Gould, Of Ohlcago, and Paul Vandoryort,
Of Bloomington. Tha Encunpnlont then ad-
jouraed until tl'!n oyon'ny, when thu installation
Of tho lolgo WAS bold
, 1874-01-28
Further Developments in the
Poisoning Case at Pitts
bllrgh.
Alleged AbsGonding Of tho Jersey City
Treasurer with a Large
Amount Of Money.
A Servant Implicated in the Late
Steiner Tragedy.


The Poisoning Case Mt Pittsburgh.
Special Dispatch Ia Ths Chicago Tribune.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Jan. 27.-Tho worry peculiar
poisoning cases which we're brought to light yes
tordav through tho charges made ut the Mayors
office aro still general theme for conversation,
aud u great deal of intorost eeems to bo mani
fcstcd in tllom by tho public.
DR.. William J. Smith, who ia in jail charged
with tho crimes, will lavo preliminary oxant-
nation on Thursday. uisrocord is not OF tho best
kind. Twenty years ago hc was caught at coun-
terioitiug, and turned States evidence and got
off FREQ. Siuce tho war he has been convicted
Of tho same crime, and about d year ago par
ttoncd by tho President Ho told your corre-
spondent ho Was G1 years Of age and thnt ho had
NEVER RECEIVED DIPLOMA
but TINT ae had nttontled course Of lectures In
Cleveland, and had beon practising medicine of
alld Oh since 1878. 1o denied any cri1nina]lty,
hut ho said his medicines had boon doctorod, and
this was put-up job Oil him. Tho citizens goil-
orally look upon tie result Of his practice rs Gu
tirofy springing from his ignorance Of the meli-
cines lie WAS using. They soon inclined to the
belief that there was no criminal intention OIL
his part.
AN uNpEnTAKEn's nus1NEss.
This churlatnn uld prison.bird, in tho yenr
that Ao lad lived in tho wartl. gained larger
practice tlan any other physician thore, aud tho
undertaken told mo that lo was instrumental in
furnishing him moro business than all the otlor
doctors put together tint resided in tho ward.
Smith taken Ills arrest very coolly, evidently
thinking TINT nothing can come of all the trouble
| now rAiHod around his head.
, 1874-01-28

Special Dspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
OA1Ru, ILL.,, Jan. 27.-A rather significant goth
er,ug Of railroad men aud capitalists occurred in
this city to-day. A special trim Of five cars ar-
rived from Baltimore tllis morning, containing
tho following gontlomen: AIr. s. Z. Peabody,
ba1,l5or, Of London Mr.. J. p. h1organ Of Drexcl,
Morgan t. Co.; 7. ". Stevens, G. E. Tracy. and
Mr.. McA1illep, all Of New York hloHsrs: Francis
Peabody, John N. Wilson. and L. saltonstall,
all OF Boston; N1cssr5. John King, President
pro tom. Of tho Baltimore l. Ohio Railway,
Of Baltimore; ". ". Peabody, Cincinnati;
". Il. hIcCliltock, Chilicotho. O. In adtll-
tion to thoso may DO mentioned Alr.
Tor1onco, President, md Christie. Vico-Preal-
dent of tho Ohio L mississippi Railroad Atr.
Marguand, e-ProHidout Col Morley, Chiof
Engineer Of tho Cairo l. Fulton kailroad, and
I. ". Palmer. Superintendent Of the Cairo &
VinccnncH lsailroad. These gentlemen hayo
spent tho day p!enaantly uudor the caro- Of AIr.
james johnson, tho Illinois Central Railroad
Agent Of this city. They inspected tho Illinois
Contral 1sailroal improvements, and crossed
over to tho Kentucky Hiile apd expressed much
satisfaction with oil they saw. Tho creator
part Of the day was consumed in con-
veraation among themselves. It IL be-
lieved TINT this mootng may result In
tho Baltimore Il Ohio Railroad boconl-
ing tue ownors Of tho Cairo q Yncenncs 1sail-
roal, or at least contracting it, thus securing
through Southwestern route by tho Cairo.
Arkansas j. Texas 1aallroad. II 30, it's i'm
portaucn cnnnot be oyerGBtimatcd.
, 1874-01-28
" NEalGTs

Richard Wagner, who 1nnlkes the music OF tho
future, has been interviewed In Dareuth. He
was foltnl at the Opora-Houso Lie il building,
surrounded by carpontors, aud in his shirt.
slcoycs. King Louis, Of Davaria, has giyon him
altogether $460 600 to aid in tho construction Of
the house. It will hayo cost altogether, when
finished, oyor 81 100000. ''TLe dilnouBiops Of
tile stago arc colossal" and Nh orchestra of 800
performers will DO required. Ito ('Yagner)
Bays: " haye writton my operas for yaHt or
clestras. 'Iannllauaer,' my iigst opera horo,
will have bAnd Of tho Aboye number of inetru-
ments. I hare now moro applicants for gratuit-
musicians than 1lse. Joaol,iln viii lend tho
ylolins, and Liszt will preside ut tho organ."
, 1874-01-28

Oswroo, n. Y, Jan 27,-A lispatch from Full
tom on tho 0swcgo River, saya: "Tlo most OK
devastating tho lower portionH Of tho villago.
On Sunday evening about thirty families woro
this morning woro carriod from tho second story
OF tl,elr houses by boats. Mon were soen wad-
women Of tlloir households OH tlloir backs to n
p1ace Of Hnfoty. The damngo to busfncss inter-
oBta Ia groat."
WINDSOR, Ont, Jan. 27.-Rocont hoayy floods
betweon hero md Chatham havo carried away
three miles Of the Great Wostorn Railway track.
No trains have passed through since Sunday.
Tho track will not be c!ear for several days.
, 1874-01-28
WISCONSIN

Special Dtspatch to 7'hs Chicago Tribune.
MADISON, Wis. Jan. 27.-lll tho scnato, po-
tttiona wero presented to regulate textbooks in
common schools.
After long discussion, on a resolution Of in-
auiry iii regard to certain axponsos i'll connection
with tho lust Legislative Manual alleged by some
I,efornorA to DO unauthorized, a substitute was
adopted referring to d Beloct committee tile mat
tor OF reducing the expenses Of the Manual.
Bills were introduced to regulate insurance
companies to abolish monopolles to provide
for tho assessment Of the track, rolllng-stock,
and other property Of railroads md to amend
tic charter Of Mineral Point 40 MI to cnablo that
city to discharge ita railroad dobt. The last
passed undor suspension OF tho rules.
THE ASSEMBLY.
The report was presented Of Lumber lnapee-
tor Of District NJ. 2, s!lowing3,3i1 ,O17 foot OF
logs scaled, aud 190i. .l07 foot of lumber nluas-
urol III Marathon County; alBo full report
from tho Secretary of State of expenditures Oh
A resolution lying over requiring membors at
tho call Of tho roll to deposit my railroad pasHos
they hal received IN tho cup Of m1ssongor-boy,
was tabled, md 4 resolution for curly sessions
waB postponed week.
THE RTATE PRISON,
The following wnH adopted;
WHEREAS, Tle stae Prison should 10 aelf.sustan-
i"E; WaaHx.s s1 Sud institution hos peo, n,,vv ,x
ul.sl llu peapla in thu l'ast; therefore,
that scsal Joint Committee on rcaal 1sItut,anss''
thrco from the Assembly, shall he appointed, to whom
shall 1o rtiorrcd, unless otherwise ordero1, a,t at
tern pertaining to tlo aaso Prison and Industrial
scllao for boya said committee to Inquire Into the
feasibility Of ioahng tho labor III Bn'd prl4on, nn
thereby lnaking It source of royee aud to fepor
at III cAriy tlay by biil or otherwise.
Bills wero introduced to repeal Tho law OF 1878
t1pauaHffu jHH nf fn1hnrfnNk HnTfnA ny
, 1874-01-28
Tllirty-two Oandi. 1ates Voted
For and No Cl1oice.
!naquration of the New Administration
in IoWa---Gov. Carpentet's
Address.
The Missouri Legislature Refuses to
Make Women Eligible for
School Offices,
KANSAS.


c..,u, n,.u,,,, ~ tn.. f,s;.ooo 91ib,,nr
spee'a. b'pete" ~ ."' o"sl"o a,o .,'"t ,si,o. H..
TorEKa, Kan, 9a,' 27.-on tho , iltst oallot M TOT
Senator to-day, thirty-two candidates woro
rotol for. Tho result iii both Houses foots mp
nu,,,r,, On ph;llira IN. ptnmb II Kipgma,,
vsooun, 20 4I.n,.o ~ 20 T M n 1rn1sou 3. Seventeen
10 narsos, ~ 1N' ~ 1-"uaJ' a., ~ .o,,,n;,,snr
candidates received voto oach tito fo1naanacf ae
from, 2 to 4 each. Osborn Is depressed. He
confidently expected 80 votes. Ono scnntor
>sKea TO pe oSeeaou .1o.u ',' r su,n,,or
@ag not granted. Ae Sosed ior enAi'o0 oa'nnoA'
Of massachusetts. ,.rrp
,,.,a,., hhrs.I; - IT, cs,rooo q,r,buue.
Sfe'dt spoe" 4e, q 81 7"c 'o iIpst ballot to- ay
,v gfEnn aen.s l,' tbe cor Confusion that surrounds tic
saVasE & a"9 u, t9nuu'e ea,,ca sau os beon working
aole: dme e;,,s nc1on Ills afternoon to co1l,
scntu"aJ .o,a ro,1,intc Ink i6orralzors,
Ge:sso as,inad a1m;sinn nro fofcating tho
naas s ~. .n,,o,,a 1nnno,sors. I7fty-ouo NOM
nra ar " Su ,'rcHc md oil tic goventh ballot
1s' ge.n mio P'S1iot Giurto " rocc;vca tn vntes tho
as4 1oi1lsGn er vcr' cas I''fS for INV candidate.
~ aa,,o',s 1lnor mi Mason pronounced
, 1874-01-28

Cases before tho Michigan Supreme
Court
Sptcfat Dsuatch t. Tic Chieaoo TRIBUNE.
LANs1Nd, Mich, Jan. 27.-Tlo Supreme Court
rcassonlbled tlis morning. An opinion on Crane
v. Recder, which Inns been in litigation for soy
oral years past, andfroquentIy before this court,
WAS ngnln given, reversing tho decision of tho
court below. Tho City Of Detroit Y. Horny
Wcbber OF al, suretieB for Edward +. Load
boater, defaulting City Troasurer, WINS decided
in favor OF the suretios. Two casos III which the
City OF Detroit il particularly interested, aa re-
lAting to tue Park and Public-Worka aot. will be
argued Oil Thursday morning. II il expected
tile term will close Thursday eyoning.
, 1874-01-28
CAPITAL AND LABOR.

Factory Operatives In Massachusetts
Demanding Il Reduction In Elours
Of LubOr.
sptcia! Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
DosToS, Jan. 27.-The most earuost and
urgent agitation OF tho labor question in this
Commonwealth is TINT In favor Of limiting tho
hours Of labor in factories to ton day. 4 law
to do this Inns nearly been enacted two
or throo times, and tho prospects now
ara 30 fair of accomplishing their
purpose that tho factory~haud, and those
who sympathizo with them aro making demon-
ntrations to influence tho Legislature. Tho Gov
ernorB lcforonco to tho subject in his message
las contributed to tue general hopofnlnosB.
A meeting wnY hold IN Full River last night,
Which was large and enthusiastic, tho audience
beiug almost wholly composed Of oporativos,
men md women. Addresses were made by
members of tho Legislature from this city,
not remarkable for freshness, but, on tho
other hand, they were addressed to tile roaaon
aud Intelligence ratt.or than to the passions OF
tho hcnrors. An attompt was mado to break up
panic was only momontary, and was suppressed
by tho resolutc action Of tho loalers without
disastrous Consequences. Tho atmB Of the
moyora we're Het forth IN a series Of resolutions
adopted uuanitcously, to tho following olfoot:
Labor Isl eoureo Of wealth, hence labor has right
Reduction Of tinlo is uot reduction Of wages.
The productive power Of machinery is swing Of
time, aud tho operatives should share iu its benefits.
Factory life IL not equal IN comfort to other NUDES
Of life, aud should havu all tho relief posaiblc.
Inv limiting labor to ton oura day Ia demanded
by every consideration OF humanity aud roligion.
'ThankB 10 oycrscors mud managers who sympathizo
with tlo movement.
Never give np working for tho law till SUCCESS IL
assured.
Tho resolutions wero amended by adding the
following:
We demand this law Of the Legislature, and pro-
nouncu my member Of that body Who opposes It u,nt
for Ills placo