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New-York tribune., 1874-11-19
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.

TIE TROUBLE IN ORGANIZING THE RETURNING
BOARD NOT YET OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF AN
ALLEGED PERPETRAToR OF FRAUDS.
NEw-ORLEANs, Nov. 1S.-Mr. Arroyo, who
uas slated yesterday as a member OF the Returning
Roard now says that responsibility ia TOO great for
only one Conservative member aud another Is not ap
polnted within twenty-f0ur hours he VIII resign TIE
returns from st. James Parish are being csnvassed
to-day.
T. Bean Supervisor OF Registration for De 500 Parfsh
was brought before United States Commissioner Craig
to-day on an affidavit charging him with having ON the
nth inst at No IA Dryadess concealed ana Destroyer
certain statements ana certificates OF election and SUP
rtltutiug their place certain tAIse forged aud lsu
ulent ,tatrments certificates. Toe accused waived
and Dail sSOJ 10 appear before the
United States Clscait Court
PREPARATIONS FOR CONTEST IN THE fOURrH
MASSACHUSETTS DISTRICT.
Rosroy. Nov. Notwithstanding the Off
ca oonnt and decision the Board Of Aldermen. is
saa that Judge Abbott through hlsiattorney. Is taking
deuo,tions aud following ap all reports of fraudulent
voting with the intention OF eontesng Mr. tross seat
In the XLIvth Congress-
THE EIRCuOS IN ARIZONA.
SAN Francisco, Nov. lS.-Dlspatches from
PRESCOTT Arizona Territory. that the official
show that c. C. Bean elected delegate to CuEsres
over Steyeps. wa0was sapposQd ~ DC olees9d Iaoi
New-York tribune., 1874-11-19
PUBLIC OPINION.

Massachusetts is now IN such political chaos
that "A real leader with real desire OF reform in all
departments OF government, ana equal Iights to al
races and classes OF men, would speedLy get sUch FOL
lowing as would again place Massachusetts in the adj
vance, Boston News (lAdJ
AS the Hon. Samuel j. Tilden was to have
bren nominated for the Presidency and elected 1863
is fair that The latter gentlemen should look after tne
csshdrawer in 76 II the former ls then made Chief
MaRstIate.-t Cincinnati Enquirer (Dem)
1t Is to be hoped that IN the matter of the
new Arkansas squaDDe, the Administration VIII IOllOw
appeals TO Washington by rival governors" at the
South are getting altogether cOmmon.-IIartt
Post (RepJ
The last cause assigned for the defeat of
Gov. DIX is the Beecher scandal. The more uuque
for the Republican defeat thus far
fore as follows: Beecher scandal, scarcity or ees
grasshoppers. and hard times. II that Danuc-
racy the right side Of all important
Cincinnati Gaz5tte (Rep.)
The most significant and pleasing feature of
the elections. according to way OF thinking
The triumph OF Prof Juilus IL. Seeye, In the KIN
Massachusetts, Congressional district Il triumph
not OF one man over another man. not OF party
another party but Of the people politicians and
political rings-l Haven Journal and Courier RepJ
| It is question of law. Garland is, or is
not, legal Governor of Arkansas. The claimant can
bring the question before the courts for decision
out the assistance of the Army Navy of the United
According TO the most favorable statements Tor
smith one Justification al this stage for inter
ference by United states Government The course
taken with regard 10 Texas under similar cir
cumstances seems tie proper pursued with
this Arkansas eomplicauon-lUuca Herald (RepJ
Whatever may be the reason, it is an obvious
fact that late election has shown tAe allegiance
shaken In the end IL better for that party as well
as for the negroes that their supertiOus a:tacnment
10 IL through timex and tin, should give place TO
more intelligent comparison OF lis merits with those oi
lis riVas and, the whole. the present lOOsng O ties
is perhaps for the best. even though II open the way
for . temporary reign Of yenaiy-lspnngneid Union
(sepl
New-York tribune., 1874-11-19
on STATEN ISLAND.

The woods of John w. Mercercau, between
Richmond Village and Gford's Station on the ilne oil
the Staten Isand lroad, hre late on Monday
afternoop ana over 20 acres OF timber burnt.
small cottage Ia tho woods, owned by Mr. johnson
was saved only by the greatest cxerons Of the people
OF the negnbOrhood. time Ia The evening it was
thought that the village Of Richmond was in imminent
DANGER and people lcked tie from all drec-
tious 10 and IN saving property The 1Te was not nhF
suDdued until yesterday morning. Inc WOJus OI Jne
urlnDUroud. the date wien IL became la"lu 10
sbout game have swarmcd with spOrtsmrn from me
cy aud else were. and TINS Ts 10 believed 70 nave Deen
started Dy some OF Them purpose oI sarIhS i@o
his ouL OF lue l.lICkCts.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-19
WASHINGTON.
THE ANNUAL APPROPRIATION BILLS.

THE ANNUAL APPROPRIATION BILLS.
THE CONSIDERATION OF THE LEGISLATIVE, BxECU-
TIVE AND JUDICIAL BILL COMPLETED BY THE
CoAiMIrTEY-OTHER BILLS TO BE TAKEN UP AT
oSCE-PRoBABuTTY THAT -FOUR or FIVE OF THEM
WILL BIZ READY WHEN CONGRESS MEErs-THE
AMOUNTS APPROPRIATED iADoUr THE SAME AS
LAST YEAR.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIDUSE.l
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1s.-The House Commit
tee on Appropriations finished to-day the con-
sideration OF the Legislative. Executive anu
Judicial Appropriation bill. and IL VIII 20 W
the printer as soon as the totals are obtained ana
the items arranged in their proper places. Although
the total amount involved in this bill Is not yet ascer
tanned the members OF the Committee say that IL WI"
not exceed that OF last year. member shu VouA! '
the last bill was not prepared for buneohDe' ou 'N"'
the reductions were intended 20 be permancn anu 'HA'
this pripciple was guiding the Committee now' Ihe
members had found that Government could DO au
tusiere ON the decreased amounts, and they intended
to adhere to the economical principl during the coming
session. The Committee member also sa'u 'Ao
would be ipcrease in the Iorce VI '"o
departments and that the bill as passed " the iss'
session would be closely adhered TO- Aho N'Ii
speak IN OF praise OF Secretary BIlsto"' WV
met them more than half way in their flrts % reuo'
tha exnenses OF The Government. They have held ire
ouent meetings at the Treasury Department ana nave
ayailed themselves OF the experience or Assistant
retary Conant and the courage of Gen. Brs'o" III n'i
efforts TO lop of expenditures that have the "
precedent but are unnecessary and extravaShnt Inc
Navy Appropriation bill will be taken up to-noi4o"
and soon disposed Of All the estimates are ID anu ~
amounts will not exceed those of last year. following
the Navy bill will be the Fortifcltions bill, the appro
priations of which will probably be reduced soDe-
what. The Army bill, owing to the aoSoH0'
Of Mr. Wheeler one Of the Committee Wn9 ra' G.Toy ,e
had charge Of that subject, will not nc c0nsdrrt
4 f.ffn tT
bill will REQUIRE little work the apnroWi.lo1s vi
last wear viii be generally duplicated. Tue f'sl-Oinco
bill will be somewhat different, as Gov . Hcli vi
Postmaster-Cenerl a. has ideas which may lead 10 rtul-
ca changes in me postal service The River and haFDoI
bill and West Point bill VIII each cont III oou.
same appropriations as last year All THINGS cousiu,
cred, IL remarked a settled that the bx,
the Government based upon the bills as W"piIeu Wy
the Committee, will be about the same ne1 year a.
nave been FOR the present fiscal year ending JuIe ~ ~
lS5 IL now seems probable that four or nNe ol ~
regular appropriation bills viii BE- ready Tor action ny
the House on The irst day OF tlc session.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-19
OBITUARY..
GEN. FRANCISCO LERsUyDL

SEN' fhaSCiSSO LEhSONDi'
Gen. Francisco Lersundi whose death Is an
nounced in Madrid telegram. devoted aahefeh'
OF the royal cause in Spain. aud rewarded Win tne
important appointment Of Captain General OF CupA IL"
governing that island 1865 when the REVOLUTION
OF September expelled Isabella IL from the throne Ds
regarding the will Of the Spanish people, Gen. ersuno
practically refused TO recognize the ProvsonaI Govern
ment, and cherished the hope that The Queen wouia
a refuge In Cuba, the royal family OF PortugA naa
under similar circumstances in Brazil. Some mohIns
after the hight OF the he gave reception ID nei
honor and persisted in retaining the royal emDiens a.
the public Offices He refused nsoently the request VI
leading citiznns of Havana VINO asked him 20
act accord with tho proessed polloY Vi 'uo
EVns - geInlDes.. AN tsaued a RlvssalARt"n "
New-York tribune., 1874-11-19
Kseraa over ArehbOIl... sos
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.


Promised amendment to Art H. Relative 10 Suffrage
and Bribery" For. 81, 1863 against. 592j6.
Proposed amendment to Art. ILL., Part l. Legislature
and ia organization" Sections to 8. inclusive. For
CS,IO7 against 57l37
Proposed amendment 70 Art. I'LL. Part p " Powers
and Forms LEGISLATURE Drn1 SECTIONS ~ ~ 20 III
elusive. For 995 against, I6945 r ,,
Proposed mendmenis 70 Art w. = Ihe Governor
and L!eutenant-tiOvernor," tner powers anu uu'ie'
Ip11YInn.ed amendments TO Art. VII, Finance aud
Canals" For. lO0.226; against, l565s 49,, -,
Prnnosed amendment To Art. VIII. Part !, being Sec
lions snd H. Relating 20 corpOrauons, iocAl ia0hl-
IL and appropriations" For, 664i against, 5s444
PronDsei amenduIe 20 Art. VIII. Part q sec. 10,
staIe annrupriations" For. 55755 against, 5s53l.
Proposed amendments To ART. A being section
RelatIye to compensation or certain officers" For,
5sIu: against. 5Sj5l .
Proposed amendment to Art. XII, "Oatn or ounce"
For s., 1856 against. 5s,S5i.
Proposed amendment to add article 10 be known
as Art XIV, Relating ~ official corruption For,
IS 93i against. 5s.3O7. ,,
Proposed amendment to add new article 70 be known
as Ari. XVI, Time for amendment to take eject"
For. l02 800 against 1882.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-19
ELECTION RETURNS.
THE LOCAL CANVASS.
CLOSE OF THE IABoRs or TIE BOARD OF CAN
YAssERs-THE OFFICIAL FIGURES.


CLOSE OF THE LADoRs or TIE BOARD OF CAN
vASsERS-THE OFFICIAL FIGURES.
The Board Of County Canvassers met yes
terday finish their work. The total vote cast for each
candidate, the whole number Of votes cast. and the
majority OF each candidate. read. Alderman Mon
hemer presented protest from James O'Bren against
awarding the certificate 0f election TO Abram g. Hewitt
the ground that he resident OF New-Jersey.
and therefore, eligible candidate for Congress in
this state that the protestant received the next
highest number OF votes. he entitled TO the cerih
cate of election. He further charged that Mr. Hewitt
obtained his election by fraud and bribery The protest
was placed file Alderman MOnheimer, behalf OF
the Committee Protests reported adversely 70 the
protest Of George W. sauer candidate for Alderman
from the With Senatorial District An order was re-
ceived from Judge DOnOhue OF tbe Supreme Court dis
missing the proceedings begun by John Gilon who
claimed the office OF Controller the ground that
been cast for him at the recent election.
Counsel for william D. Cayanagh. Patrick Toner, and
Others who had ballots for them Assistant Al
dermen. asked that the votes he allowed them in the
Official canvass he intended test the matter in the
courts. The Board then adjourned sine die.
The official canvass was completed and made public
yesterday. The official figures vary n little from
those printed in THE TRIBUNE OF Tuesday by Of
corrections. The following the official totals:
New-York tribune., 1874-11-19
PALESTINE EXPLORATION SOCIETY.

A very interesting meeting of the Executive
Committee OF the Palestine Exploration Society was
held last evening at Association Hall The Hon. ].
Baldwin Hay late Consul at Beirut. the Rev. DR.. Bliss
and the Rev. D. Stuart Dodge, Professors IN the Amer
College at the city. were also present. Ar
rangemenis were consummated for sending out an en-
larged surveying party under command Of Col. C. L.
Lane, who viii leave this city about the lst
Of December. Prof. seah B. Merrill added TO
the Archaeological Department. Prof. Paine, who has
been field the past two Years. Ii temporarily in
this COUNTY, supervising the printing Of the rd state
ment OF the societys operations. which will contain
Important contribution 10 Biblical literature In his
count OF sites OF ssah NeJo IND
other papers connected sitli hls discoveries
New-York tribune., 1874-11-19
LATEST SNIP SkUS.
rFor other ship Ycrrs see Serenh Pare.
ARnTNET

rFOr other ship Nrtrs Serenh Pare
U. State, ses.Aip P 1oa.s ..eI Boston. via POBouA
STEAMSHIP IL, Of Toxic Msu Apn~lH Nov Il, With Ha'' 'nA
pass to Pacific Mail Steamship co -,
o ans S.s sp ssG "a. .- 10 6 DSlaos sess Co.
steamship Cse4apeaAe. BrAgg Portland with AS 'nd pA 70
Steamship Essrora Johnson Portland r:e and to
steamship Regulator P4relO,h. Nov "a With Eess and
sss CInTsnS II Gas7ov) Er's7-s Borsv 90 av. ass
B.rs AdOn spAnl. VaeIo Havana Il a . sA,,s' r.
Eng A. Hoard lol ia01i3, ~ s esSe ger 81 'oaHs z
snS AOs TicoIs ,O yarmouth Me-. RlsrOs PsasOaa IL
5eir wm H. Ph,r. s.', yer IS d,r With ane-r
Jane FoH4el Hud0n, Ge0fse'""a D - s- via lawn
S S' Ro,, Epv.pr,r ssy, JsetsOsv H. d,y, With amber
Cark Lvsis. sauiA Ga, II ds E'4h ys'"s -e rIs
E. c. Is b,uDa to PrO"-en'e'
R9,ia for Terp9 nsas''F or s r S'' eIr,.
81 J B5lasd ioI -, Ss.o,a-s 49,. 's' am.
WISD-suns<t, ashI, y. W. clear
MEMORANDA.
,1sf s @ ranny % fTn J uSt h m it ,.srsar o he isa
tnos1ios aGe & P0 orb. D.. % st Of r,r 5s FaSsI
Fern ogre oy 's'e.s sAssS ,o 0 :. 1 lave % sss,
ralss Aes a. possible
more barr Maud cam, uis LOol'Oa ITO.
CMiSLEsros YOv ls-Aved bark ElIbe'h AeriI rom Se.-
YoG ons Noralcy IRON Boston Sae4 'aiA 'Df Dh f 4'
sS PRAscco Nov Is-Ar 17lh ship jobs C. Poser fron
STaosE Nov lslrrve steamship roaawtaia r avansas
BARK HOllet, ron AaLgA NcAd sAFAs AMY "f
AptSerp. PanOs for AspanTalL
Poe- ROYAL C. Nov ls-ArrTi steamshp FeksbGrV iros
New YorI Cleared steamships Meaaiof Ae~ioA Sailed
steamship Calvert BAiunOr. A..
lsCesred steamship City Of GAEeoa' foe
YORK. nj B4rc@l0ua
G.YEsoS Is-AnVe steamship City Of Waco ron New
YORK Liverpool Cleared, O-E- S-'s.'a 'Sf A'
erpooL
FOREIGN PORTS.
UANBrEo Oct 3O-The E4. Lle sie-nShip hopsioeA lhe"h
ssiI-1 tbis . ornlng IL ococz. or se~ IoiA
ioyDoS Nov ls-,4led UaIrd siaies Afl b. " storrs
an, Tatta Auyei oGG a lsa.a Ofoa0.
Ier.ad and Betty tie 1h aL hlr' anseFes,
KIT Agnes
s The lsh iE.L. SHo. D0ni Loi-a Aad Aa--
Ainds.
SPOKEN.
Aug 25 Ia. 43 lOag ship Aoutira Of 81 JOtn.
b. Iroa Bombay AEg y. for SsW-lJEk
New-York tribune., 1874-11-19
MYTHICAL CRITICISM AND THE Music ITSELF.
IN he Edtlor Of TIE Tribune

SIR: THE TRIBUNE is a source OF frequent
surprises to me- have never been more puA%eu
the means by which you attain your varied excellence
than this morning reading the admirable criticism on
the performance of verdi's Mass ana nhuins ~ Iuy
,n.,ra,.d via the music Of the principal melodies.
n.-n,.,.. ,v ,bi. and am sure that many OF your
am vc ,vonS ike 10 know by wnat process IL Is
reAuefS "ouAu Inv Youra OPERAGoER.
done. lous'
brooklyn. Nov IS. 1874
There is no mechanical difficulty In the case
II is almost a. easy to print music as to n an equal
space with ordinary matter. Music type can be had
at any we'll appointed type foundery. and the rest is
merely question of careful type-setting OF course
any judicious use of such facilities presupposes
scentifc knowledge of music and thorough fault
iarity with tho Uogks 10 be eparfarlaed.-Eu
New-York tribune., 1874-11-19
DIED.

BgLL-On Tuescl H. only two ias nsfDss' CARTS
Al- opIy son Andrew w. Tie ate a. De sso1
yeas. month, ard 10 iaTH , . ..--.-.- ,---,
IT. ,,ty., an respectfully nvec attend she's
from tue his s1anemob ~ no. g " oofntf %
Fleet. brooklyn. on Thssasy, AoT. ~ - ,
CARPBSTER-In HaVenrAs, fGes-Ay, Nov u l1i Lss1 o.
Carpeatsr former VI NeSN iuds,T, y Y atea % yeaL
Tai Grreus soodlI
cosSOR-At q her tOtter Isaas j. "a rss
d.y, Nov. II. EIri Jane toBn'f
The re.ts-. family respectfully trtd
attend from Prrssytsah thafca We" Torn.
Fnasy. SOV ~ Al p a.
DrRoIs-BoOklrn Nov Is 1874 Jerome DsBos
IA, .lye. and inesds fatArfs Mr. y
Rrns are resDctay ateud fsr.
20 az clock u from the reseaee c IA iAtss 10 aAhAs
tOn-sL, bTOoAlTA
GRAST-ou the 18Th inst H1berth. OsWa1 H1b-rtA
Grant the Of the thEcA % tie
Fauer.I from CLuTch fnlaF, -Oh asL, Al y
McDoSALD-n Brooklyn, rsesaAy evening", II
ased ~
FuRer1 rom us residence l3 Pro.pecp Tharslar
49, az N. KeAtyes aai .neEds a,lse. - Ag.sl4.
sHEPPARD-On Monday SoT l6 joan sheppard
George g. she0 ard OF BtoOsi'n
VI finally invrd aiteai ~
bis residence Moaat Yern0n Mv,ehs,ie' CO y H.
ThnfslsJ NOV 49, a. 0eOek Iran the 20 otecsas
Depot hewlOTG an Ar~daveu aoId 81 ~
sNTTn-Ou Monday evening. III ssh o. .e
s2rAA Saith, widos Oi tas late Rev. John sm.'h
OF Johs sh ~ SsoOs-aTs, rhsrs, hs I9a
ihst al p "a
wRsT-n Tbursaay IL Mr EBrsbets wes
IN lie OStG Vi her
EXPIRE CRATER, ITO r. N-CoSPAuoNsi You are hsfeof
spreal ih Chapss a nSS.
Tor the Of ne ast S-ts p ss -
New-York tribune., 1874-11-19
GOVERYNEYT WEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT


OFFICE OP TIE CHIEF -IGTAL OFYfcyR,
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Thursday Nov 10, 1874 Il a. M.
Synopsis for the DfSi fgeHtS-f1W hours
The barometer continues higher in the North
West. and II has risen n tAe remaining districts with
nortb-eas: and northwest winds and lower teDpera-
Cloudy weather and rain prevail N The south Atlantic
and Gulf Sfsres, and generally cloudy weather y re-
ported from Tennessee the ONO Valley, Central MissiS
sppi Valley. ana the 10 yer lake region.
Generally clear weather prevails in Sew-Engaod and
the Middle States.
Tne Mississippi River has risen at Memphis, and the
Allegheny az Freeport.
Probabilities
For the South Atlantic ami Calf States. generally
cloudy weather will prevail. Win an, lower tompcrl-
ture. north Or east winds, ana stationary using
barometer
For Se,o Eng,an The MALL siois md he 'ionrr lake
region generally clear dIid cOdor UCQtte, rLt sOrt
trest CHds and rising bIrODacfeT
For Tennessee aud the OHIO Valley generally cloudy
and colder weather, with nOrtherly winds ana rising
barometer.
For the upper <Ze r. gon and the N0rh-Wesf, partly
eiOudy weather. with north west winds biclgc to
sOutheriy the Missouri Valley. deciody low temper
azure. h-h barometer, anu lsA. snow IA A.ssOAI aud
Iowa
For the canal region Of Hew-Y0rk the temperature
viii continue below freezing during Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-19
TIE Site or TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Exw.0RLR.Ss Now ls-Fiour trn: Dor5e Erirs. - COG
81 Is Choice rthl, EI1 6Oc<6 iO Cd ee = 90
81 %. Corn 81 10 loT Waite erd leos osu hn .
6-1 81 -. Uay-Plme. s-5 30. t-ocr z2O~12S
P,rk su new s23 Ol s2j 30 Dr. sid NeltNorc be- irst
Saoades 93iGl0e Gear RIO Sde, li-s. Csr aas 4t-ss
IIan-O l3le- lJdl6zc Larlarket bare vnui eai-
m,Dd 10 lo, gOO he better pres
Inferior, IJi.c; Common . o. IE Co. -l y.
PINE 7s1sc. Moass ard good tsaaui Celtfs F.
3jd4oc; 5lc Pnm-. 52055e s'ucIy Pune, 3td3'e.
Choice Whissv Lousua Al O2Gr o3 thoee Ne~-
81 CyLse u loJDO 10 s'e 'oeA q
f1s l.uls II o ijD sis crtct- % 1Vs
to dsy; ps 'eaiing u3wad PAr 1915 Good N ls9e'
PRIME l9d GA toa Meal s-es % - - I0l, 4AV5 bi-
ehA1ge--New Yosk yhf, is discount Sterltg. 535.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-19
r,,p popK AND PROVISION TRADES.

CHICAGO, Nov. 18.-The packers and pro-
.ton deaIsrs Of Chicago met in the Board Of Trade
hail this evening aud formed an Evening Board eject
ing j. NJ stiles, President; c. NJ CaiDertson. anu =
-, w. pras,deuts and B. r. Howard. Secretary.
t,, organization was effected some 5000 barrels OF
ok and as0 terces Of lard changed hands. Pork was
px selling at s2O seller February, ana closing
with that figure bid. The Board VIII hoio SesSion
every evening during the packing session.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-19
FREIGHT TRAIN DESTROYED BY FIRE

BosroN, Nov 18.-This morning, at SAILS
hurry Iy cars Of freight train the Eastern Railroad
broke away and ran back, coming IN COLLISION Win al
approaching train. Eight cars OF merchandise "ere
thrown of the track and entirely consumed Nv nFe
one of the best engines on the ROAD was ng
desiroyed The engineer mad lis arm irnetnIeu anu
several passengers lad narr0" oocape. h , gss
rers Tor Boston were taken Ia Se"DufJ pof' III 0'e
New-York tribune., 1874-11-19
AyN1JAL MEETING OF THE WESTERN ASS
GATED PRESS.

DETROIT. Nov. 1s-The annual meeting OF
49,, wa.,ar associated Press was held here to-day the
Hon. H. N. Walker in the chair. The revised bylaws
were adopted and new ooers and Board Of Directors
elected, as follows: ,.
President, H. n Walker Of re Detroit dfes Son,Ts
.,,i Dtrectors Joseph Medl Of The ChteaDo AIO",e'
Richard smith Of The Cincinnati Gazette W; 1r
an ~ m, L1,tisrlle J0ur7idI. j. ";
~ Ths Pftsbroh Chronicle, ID. L. Philips oi Inc opIy
d,id Jour,aL John Knapp Of The 81! Louis
a. Ji1 Cheaoo Jos1naI secretary, H. h. Baker of INC
nsfro
New-York tribune., 1874-11-19
TIE FIRE RECORD.
IN THIS CITY.

There was large fire yesterday at Nos. 1853
ana CJ south-st In g. Dac's genemen's house fur
uishing warehouse. No. l6S. the stock was damaged
$loOO0 No. IC9 fourth floor. occupied by George Baker
s,iuaker, WIS DANA ged 500. The first, second and
turl hJors OF tuaJ building were occupied OY v" n.
Hiuman, snip chandler. Hiss loss l. estimated AT
5000. The building owned by s. 5. WintOn whose
, - e. mated al $500. making the eDtre loss by the
fir !
New-York tribune., 1874-11-19
ELSEWHERE.

BosroN. Nov. 18.-An unoccupied resiuelce
in spr,nr ark. in this city, was burned touay' A'''
$500. =, -, H..
SEARspoRr, Me-, Nov. 1s.-Hoopers drug
store with It's contents was destroyer " Hi ~
The loss is 5000; insurance Soo0'
CONCORD. n. H., Nov. 1S.-Ohs Joness Tan
80, -, vroot was burned at o'clock this morning.
TO- TO- Inss 1 a. anont AZ OCe insurance unknown.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-19

which he alluded respectfully TO the old regime. ana
said nothing favorable the This stubborn pol
Icy FASTENED the Cuban revolution. Seeing hope or
REFORM the patriots the 10Th OF OCTOBER
and proceeded dispossess the Spanish authorities in
the Eastern district Relying brute force, Cen Ler
sndl sent troops them and stuobOrnv resisted
the progress Of the rebellion He organized the volun
teeTs which have ADDED much to the ferOcity OF the
CONNECT ana appealed 20 the Home Government for re-
eniorcenents Owing TO the rigorous measures be
aaopted' count Vlmaseda enabled In December To
advance AGAINST Blyamo. the OF the provisional
government at the head Of 1000 While thus en-
gased IN contendng with the rebellion Gen. Larsundi
was replaced by Gen. DJlce, vino arrived Ia the island
~ January, 1869, and Immediately assumed control.
uen. Lersundi soon after returned 20 Spain and mas
slAce remained IN comparative oDscurity.
CoArEsvILLE, Penn, Nov. 1S.-S. B. North,
iron Manufacturer died today and ia greatly do.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-19
ruE coNsTIruroNALITY, oR TnE INcoME TAX


TRENTON, Nov. 16.-The question of the
constitutionaiy OF the income tax was argued hero
yesterday before Judge Nixon in the Unlte1 states Cir
emit Court IN action brought against J. Bentley.
Collector to recover the paid under protest My-ou
WinslOw appeared as counsel for the plaintiff aud A. q
KeasDey, the United States DstricAtt0rHeY, Tor tbo
t,to a.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-19
THE OHIO COAL MINERS, TROUBLES.

COLUMBUS, Nov. 19.-Word comes from a
rustworth that afIirs the Seisonvl,e coal
mines are far from quiet For several nights The cOOcd
MINERS and those in sympathy with them have oeen
fired unon bv men IA ambush Last night nail c9rTicr
was shot at his killed. Tue window. IN me
stores owned by operators nightly broken. Further
trouble Is appTehended.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-19
AT TNION uILL.tN. ]

An unoccupied house belonging to Paul
uerhraudt, on BeTgenwOOd-ave.. was found 10 DC Oh
fire shortly before daylight yesterday morning. ana DC
fore assistance arrived almost consumed ana the
flames had spread the adjoining dstiliery owh5u pt
August Fan>i!. wnIcl Also DurheI- lAo wv ""A1
iugs were valued III from slJ,LU 10 SI0OOI
New-York tribune., 1874-11-19
5reclul NoIlses

Durxii,r, Old irish whisky rssommefcd bV he nsieAl
proos :, sper ,s 20 Froseh Bfa seEs-
u s. BkAA'4S. 81 bfoa1-s.t Acs.tork
-g,n,nca S,,irr-rss MAil.s fOk kUGOFk OF ,hs sees
,sess apAY So, q. is Ss s this oee oasws;
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New-York tribune., 1874-11-19
COLD WEATHER IN THE WEST

OMAHA, Nov. 1S.-The weather continues cx.
tremely cold There a slgnt fan VI nero to-
day. West Of here It ia storDng wifb considerable
The Union Pacii3 trains all running utp