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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-03
Nesp'Uork Qailu Tribm,rs.
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1874.

Additional attacks OF the Carlists Pugcerda have
been repulsed. The anniversary of the battle of
Sedan was celebrated in Germany with enthusiasm.
- There riotous demonstration at QuirOga, in
Mexico. There is abatement in the eruption Of
Ens5 the inhabitants fleeing from the neghboring
villages
The Missouri Peoples Convention adopted platform
deuouncing misrue and corruption opposing further
contraction OF the currency and demanding return to
specie payments; Vim. Gentry was nominated for Gov
error. and g. W. Headlee for Lieutenant-GoverDor.
The Ohio Republican Convention adopted plat
form demanding the restoration OF the paper money
to specie standard; denouncing reputation
aud favoring free banking; cOndemning the outrages
in the South a State ticket was nominated. -
Returns Vermont show the election Of Judge Peck
as Governor defeat OF Mr. Poland for Congress
era The Board OF Trade Of Columbia g. c., deny that
there any danger of rupture between the whites and
blacks OF that State. The National Convention Of
Masters met ct Niagara Falls. 80 Goldsmith Maid
trotted mile ala at Mystic Park-tbe best time on
record. - Brevet Major-Gen. Foster, U. 8. A. died
in Nashua. N. II. g. Bishop Morris Of the III. f.
Church died In sprinheld. Ohio.
The Governor. 1t confidently stated, had decided
TO appoint Committee to investigate the charges
against the Mayor. The Republican mass meeting
at Newark N j., was addressed by Senator Cattell.
George A. Halsey and others. go The Board Of
Health took action reference malpractice. and
slaughtering 81. Gold, lO9i, 1921 Thermometer, 73'.
Rso 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-03

At least two important subjects were touched
by the Board of Health in their deliberations
yesterday-the suppression of medical NAL
practice and the regulation of the abattoir
system. DR.. Smiths report goes to the root
of the slaughter nuisance when it pro-
poses that preliminary steps be taken toward
the ultimate removal of the business OF
slaughtering and all accessory trades beyond
the city limits, or the concentration OF the
same in suitable locations and properly con-
structed buildings. The ordinances embody-
ing this idea seem to guard carefully against
undue hardship to any person now engaged in
plague breeding pursuits. Of the desirability
of some such legislation there can be no
doubt,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-03
Amusemenis ano Meetinss.

BoorHs nHEArRR.-" Belle Lamar" John Mccullough
and Miss X Rogers Randolph.
BRYAST's OPERA HOUSE." Minstrels."
DAYS. FIFTH AVENUE THEATER.-" What Should She
Dos or jealousy"
LYCEUM TIIEATER.-"La Tmbae D'Argent" Mile. Marie
Aimee.
NIBLo's THEArER.-"The Bride OF Abydos"
BAN FRANCISCO MiSsTRELs =" Negro Eccentrcities."
UNION SQUARE THEATER.-" Jane Eyre" Miss Charlotte
Thompson.
wALLAcK's THEATER.-"P Paul Pry." and on the Line.
j. L. TOoic
CENTRAL PARK GARDES.-TheOdore Thomass summer
Nights Concerts MendeiSOhnn Night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-03

none too large to meet the possibilities Of
general Indian war, and it will occur to the
mind of the average citizen that our soldiers
will be much better employed in protecting
thrifty settlers from Indian raids than in fur
thering the schemes of such political bum
mers as Patterson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-03

Now arc the days in England when Of old Mr.
Pickwick pursued the hunt in the graceful wheel
barrow, and Mr.. Wrinkles fancy lightly turned to
thoughts of cutaway coats and gore. The season
has started trick particularly aggravating. To
the area door of the respectable Londoner comes a
huge basket covered with railway labels securely
fastened, and yet permitting tantalizing glimpse
of grouse feathers hare's tail The feelings Of
that respectable Londoner such that he asks no
questions but straightway pays the smiling porter
the heavy fee for carriage, with something for him
self Then the basket comes into the house. and
while the porter skips around the corner it is
opened and to the frantic delight of the recipient
found to contain an appetizng layer Of bricks con-
cealed in heather.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-03

There is a little doubt about Mr.. Poland,
but the probabilities all point to bis defeat.
Considering how large majority he polled
two years ago this is significant criticism
upon his recent course which he cannot but
feel. Well, he was good man, they say, but
he was too innocent to live in the same town
with Boss Shepherd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-03
Buslness Ncflres.

INsURES MEN OF ALL TRADES AND OCCUPA
r1oSs-rkAvELERs LIFE ACCIDENT Insurance. CoxPAsI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-03

The President will doubtless thank our
Washington correspondent for reminding him
of the existence of law which has possibly
escaped his memory. There can be no reason
able objection to the Presidents taking va
cation, but care should be taken lest the
wheels of government are thereby impeded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-03

The wife-murderer, Scholard, of Jersey City
makes confession absolutely without plea
in palliatiOn of his crime except the imprOb-
able one of his wifes causeess jealousy.
This is a case in which there should be pun
ishment swift and severe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-03

1t was hardly necessary for the Board of
Trade of Columbia to deny the statements
recently made as to the hostile relations OF
the Whites and Blacks in South Carolina. But
since 1t has been done we suppose everybody
will accept the testimony of this non-political
association in preference TO the stories lodged
by Senator Patterson in the trembling ear of
the Attorney General.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-03

II may or may not be an item of literary interest,
but here is man in Western city who advertises
that at his office "deranged books are adjusted and
new ones rewritten" We suppose that the refer
ence here must be to ledgers and such like CONNER
cal photography. We wish that we could think
Otherwise, Wskaow good many dsrapgsd books
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-03

If Senator Patterson's request for troops at
every voting place in the South is to be
Granted. the Western people are not without
orouud for the fear that the frontier will be
uuduly exposed. The United States Army Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-03

We do not know that the hog is an initiative ami
NAL but of that Sort tired perhaps of hearing that
drunkards made hogs of themselves, lately caught
the crusadiDg spirit in Dubuque. So he dashed full
of fiery zeal into saloon, seornng to wait for the
door to be opened unto him. but sffecting his en-
trance through the window, thus extinguishing
many lights OF glass. Once in, he proceeded to de-
molish the bottles and glasses without any prelim-
mary exhortation or singing. The proprietor while
expressing himself most volubly and vehemently,
made no promise to give up the business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-03

Many rejecting people have long ago ar
rived at the conclusion of Senator Morril's
Committeeman every form of government
vet tried in the District of Columbia has
Droyed failure. The new plan said to have
been agreed upon by this Committee seems to
have some merit; but Congress should con-
slider well before abolishing entirely the right
of the people to have voice in the manage
ment of thor municipal affairs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-12-25
FOREIGN.

The British Government has decided 10
send 4 commission 10 the Centennial exhibit
ton a Philadelphia
\ =. Petersburg dispatch confirms the re-
port that the Emperor Alexander has con-
sentedio exempt the Mennonites from milf
iary service This III supposed. Will check
the increasing emigration among that sect.
The English Parliament will reasonable on
February >
The Gar has cent the order Of =. Andrew
to President Mcmahon. with a very friendly
letter. The circumstance has oocasioned 4
good deal Of comment in diplomatic circles.
Advioes By mail from Havana state that on
the morning Of November -. party OF 100
insurgents attempted to take the fort At
CA>cerrO. while the main body. 80 or 90
strong. awaited the result in the outskirts OF
the village. hidden in the thirkets. The al
tAeking party surprised the guard. and sue
eeeeiesi in penetrating to the interior Of the
fort. but were Immediately driven out. their
commander killed within the fort. and Others
WOUNDED and killed in the fight The sur
prise having failed. the whole bo.ly Of insur-
gents made general attack. but were re-
pulsed. and retres-ed with increased loss in
killed and wounded.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-12-25
Congressional Proceedings.

In the Senate. on the lOih. Mr.. Wright gave
notice d bill TO abolish the Western Judicial
District q Arkansas. which be would ask the
senate % take up On Tuesday next II was
arsi that ttle bill ported from the Joint >eect
ccsnEIiise e form oyernme.i ior the District
Adjourned tai Monday.
In the House. on The 10th. Mr.. Beck offered
a resolution calling for the report on the present
condition Of the Freesiman's Rank Agreed To-
Mr. whittborne then introduced a bill directing
the Frpedmen's Bank Commissioners q declare
an Immediate dividend. and institute suit
against Ne trustees. oscers and agents
them personally liable. Referred. -..... The
House went into COMMITTEES 81 tn. WhOAr
and resumed the Consideration % the ball author
lkint< fhe Issue 81 1ts convertible bonds. Mr..
Willard. n Vermont. offered an amendment t0 il
Vryviding that rrrnbarks shall not be ieral ten
der IN payments n debts contracted after the LIT
position . the bill. He declared that. with
lle <enkem1n frum OHIO ftsarfield1 he re-
ioicei that the hands Of Congress were
being stayed up I'm the effort. IL Il had
courage - make IL. 70 bring the country bark T.
the Laws u tn lani. and argue-i that the direct
and inevitable consequence q the substitution Of
instead ~ bringing relief BY approaching
grreuf0rk- - goli. wOuh sink taetu ten
AMI hi~n pr cent, and tferehy take
ire.n iae lAe.rsr nisesn psr cent q ths
cut down hi- now -canty loaf ~ bread
The SPEAKER announced tn following appoint
nlenr- b nil Vacancies on committees On Ar
kansas ANair-. Mr.. ~cudier. ~ New York, Iu-
dlclary, Mr.. finck n OHIO Civil Service Reform
Mr. 1hitteDsten. u New YORK. C~uisunial Mr.
>ct-li, u New York. Invalid Pensions Mr.
stra ~brilge. n Pennsylvania Eiucstion and
Labor, al-o ~n Expenditures AMI Naval Depart
ment. Mr.. Carlrnter. ~ south Carolina
In the House. on the 18th. the bill allowing
homestead and pre- emption settlers in Wyoming.
Nebraska and Kansas. whose crups xere de-
siroyed or injured by gr1sshoppers in I--t q
have and - absent frOm their land. till MAY
issc. without prejudice 70 their rights passed.
.- Mr.. D2we-. rIsing 10 a question OF privi-
lere. called attention u iDe fact that the Com
mifle- ON Wzys and Means had taken up the
investigation into fh- Pacific Mail sub~i-
dy, which had i-en commenced NJ the close
Of last Congress. and hal thru faIen through
berau@r the cognmifte~ had hem unahe - seizure
tfe .ff.ndsDre ~ Richard p. Irwin. agent a. the
cunpsny. who was tae only per-on Win couh
give the Information sought for and who had len
for Europe while President o. the company, 49,
cAu.e temporarily tn-ane. or frixnnx in-Anty.
This fru Ia h<d rtrentiv returned frvm Europe
AMI tire carapanv had caused his arrest and
br0ught suit against him CIR the recovery Of
esso co obgafned ~ him frvEn the COMPANY
lie had tsen given Tail and had again gone 10
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-12-25

The Presidents Of the various colOrsd socie-
iies in Memphis have organized society
called the knights Brotherhood snd Monu-
mental Association the objects Of which. as
set forth in lengthy address to the eolored
people. are TO lead them TO discard all old po-
liiical ties and cultivate and maintain perm1-
nent peace with the white people Of the
south.
The Rev. DIR. Potter, Of New York City.
has declined the Episcopal bishopric Of Iowa.
and Rev. DIR. Huntington. Of Worcester,
Mass, has been elected in his stead
A destructive fire occurred At Charlestown n.
W. Va, on the night OF the 10Th Every
building on Ksnswhs Street, from Court
Street to Anderson Street. was burned. The
los i about s2o0.oos, mostly insured.
The failure OF sioddarf Brothers & Co..
bankers. nj Little Rock, Ark, was an
nounced on the 18th.
The Western Bureau ofRzilroad Commits
sioners met at Indianapolis on the 18th. and
ordered n reduction Of seven cents on the win
ter schedule for eaSf-bound freight-- This i
supposed to be the beginning Of the war
against the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for
their refusal to join the saraiogs compact.
There are reports, apparently well authen-
ticstsd. that several companies Of miner. have
established their camps in the Biack Hills
country, and are working their claims with
fair prospects Of success. General sheridan.
however, discredits the rumors. n the off,
GERS at all the military posts on the frontier
report that no white men have penetrated To
the Black Hill- region since tine expedition Of
General Custer last summer.
In Beaver Falls, Renville County. Mimi.
q few nights ago, the residences Of John Wan
GIN was burned, and his wife and young son
p-ri-hei In the flames.
A council between the Board Of Tndian
Commissioners and the leading men Of the
civilized Indian tribes was held 1t Muskoxee.
I. r. on the l3th. There seemed 10 be wide
diversity u opinion among the Indian. A. 70
their grievances and the measures desired for
their redress One set OF resolutions present.
ed consisted Of complaints against the United
States Court TN cases Of Arkansas murders
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-12-25

IN the Indian Territory; cxorbitant tArii
rates Of the railroads in the territory; the con
tinuAl sgiiaiien OF schemes TO organize a ter
ritoriAl government; and protested against any
change in the reisiion Of the Indians 10 the
United states. except A. specially authorizes
by treaty Colonel T.. Z. Boudinot announced
that there were a large number Of Cherokee-
who were not willing 10 admit that the dele
cation presenting these resolutions repre-
tented them. and asked that a paper signed
~ himself AMI Others be read. In this paper
they asked that Congress shall legislate for The
Indian Territory % A. 10 secure-hrsf, a
Jniie% States Court in the Indian Territory +;
second. general legislature for the Terrific
~; third. delegation in Congress. Col.
Boudinof showed that these three propo-
sifions were especially provided for BY all the
treaties OF 1855. and declared that be and his
I frienls would he content If Congress would
le-islAte upon these subjects. After due con-
siderAiion the Commissioners pledged them
selves 10 use their influence 10 secure the
measures asked Tor BY Col. Boudinot and hi>
associates
The cotton product d l>74, as estimated By
cotiOn--rower~ in their returns 10 the De-
partmsnt Of Agriculture. somewhat exceeds
$4,000 bales The yield per acre i reported
les than in l>.3- In most Of the States the
weather for riPening and gathering the top
crop has been very favorable. Reports are
nearly UNANIMOUS in stating that the proper
ton Of lint TO seed i large The per eentages
Of last year. aggregate q bales in the princi-
pal cotton safes are A. follows: Virginia -
North Carolina -. South Carolina -. Georgia
90 Florida 100. Alabama -. Mississippi -.
Louisiana -. Texas -, Arkansas 20. Ten
ne~see 81 This result corresponds very
closely with the indications OF the monthly
statements Of the condition made By the De-
partment during the season.
Charles Howard was convicted At Des
Moines. Iowa. on the lith. OF the murder OF
4 man named johnson. and sentenced to i'm
prisonment for life On the succeeding night
4 large party OF masked men entered the iail
where Howard was confined. dragged him
from his bod. and hung him to a l.mp-post
until dead.
sheriff Mccarthy and Deputy Marshal Nil
Ter drove into an air-hole. while crossing the
Missouri on the ice. just above Bismarck. on
the night Of the 18th, and both men were
drowned. together with their team.
F-re-t City. Ark suffered from another de-
structiye condagration on the 10th. The Court-
house, together with large portion Of the Z
county records. and number OF business
houses were burned. Los about $4,000:
insurance. $4,000.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-12-25

On Wednesday morning. Nr William
hupp. aged rwtnty-ssn, t---sT-. f,-ittng
near Doughsyills. and - lrbrssrs.s irt,'f = a.
out that section for hi- ~ ara 80 N.t % .
died susid,Biy ~ sai f-.-u IA g,s.i
health ami spirit "a a. ,iat .aiga .v.s.Ii-
previous a. hi- d.ml-.-. aIsi s.ai rlif. =
the usual boar In til.- m"rA sse .a'i, .'ne
Of the family accidentally .'.'-I.-i a..
room, and approaching the i-si. o. q NJ z.
lIfeles-- Mr.. hupp vas a ~"i.s I..si,
framed man. weighed 40 pounds. a'''i
some Irsta ~ hi- nlEElense liz. may 49,
gathered from the fact that the cali u hi
right l'-g Measured rS-rnty-IIifse inclis. In
circumference. HE WAS about five Teei
light in-he- In bright AMI Wa without
doubt tie h.avle-t man In the United
~tsie-. Tie wa all 70 have ssrn a sin
gularly handsome man. and hi- unusual
-ize dit mot ~s--ui % defract firm hi. per
-onal comelis.--- --.2oasiiAe Pa Tnss.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-12-25

Gold closed in New York, on Dec. Icth. ST
hiss.
The trial Of the Beccher-Tiiton case has
been postponed until The January term Of
court. Judge NcCue has granted the order
ssked for BY Beecher's attorneys. compelling
Tilton 70 give a bill Of particulars. The
Judge says in his order granting the bill Of
particulars; Z" l am Of the opinion. first. that
the plaintiff should be limited =. TO hi.
proofs OF specific acts Of adultery TO those
named BY him in his bill OF particulars:
second. thar this order j. not 10 u construed
prohibiting plaintiff from introducing on
the trial o. this afiion testimony which NAV
b. admissible under the general rules u evil
dence.~
A terrible double tragedy was enacted at
Charlest0wn. Mass. on the 18th. WIS. II.
Jones. Of >omerviile. killed Mrs.. Il. Barry,
~ her residence on school Street, Charles
town. by cutting her throat with razor. and
Immediately afterwSrd cut his own throat.
Jones was married and hzd grown-up chill
dren. and the two families were very intimate
and considered very respectable. The deed
Wa doubtless premeiiiafed. a il was done
with = razor which Jones had taken with
him from his home in >Omervilie. There
were no witnesses to the affzir. the rest Of the
Barry family being al church. The bodies
were found by son OF the murdered woman.
lying upon the hoOr about fonrfeet spart-ezch
with it, throat cut.
Following Is the comparative coi,oa state
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-12-25

mitiee Of the House. TO whom Was assigned
the duty Of remOdrling the Civil-righis bili.
haze reported In favor Of amending the
bill 30 to omit the mixed school provision.
and require merely that equally good eilca-
tional facilities shall be pro, isled for both
races; also that the penalty 81 $50 rinc be
omitted. leaving the pecuniary punishment
for violation Of any provision OF the biil TO
consist in liabilities in eco damages. a; the
suit Of any individual denied equality 81 ac-
cOmmodatiOn. etc. IL J. understood that the
members Of the Judiciary Committee are
widely al variance in their views respecting
the proposed changes in the bill
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-12-25

OYSTER ONELET.-Whi-k eggs Ia a
ihicA roth. then add by degrees l gill Of
ercain, beat them well together: season
the eggs with pepper and salt 20 taste
Have really dozen fine oyster. cut them
IA half: pour the eggs into pan " b..
utter. and drop the oysters over il A.
equally a possible. Fry a light brown
and serve hot.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-12-25

A EosToS lastly anil genSl-man have
played 1000 2 imrs - cfiboaxe together.
the lazy bang tao games ahead.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-12-25
Following Is the comparative eoi.on state

Je'se Pomeroy. the Boston ..b0y fend.- the
stories Of whose savage cruelty have been
published far and wide. has been tried for the
murder % the MILAN boy and found guilty Of
murder in the frst degree. The jury recon-
mended him 10 mercy.
The Vermont Reform school. At Water
bury. was burned on the 1slh. Loss $1,000:
insurance $4,000.
Two desperadOes named William MesScher
and Joseph Douglass were shot and killed tx
Judge Van Brunt- Al Bay Ridge. near New
York City. while attempting TO effect an en-
trance into hi> house, on the morning Of the
lith. The detectives say that these two men
were the abductOrs Of little Charlie Ross from
Philadelphia. and one Of them made a partial
confession before he died. that be h4d a hand
in the Kidnapping. although be said he did
not know where Charlie was now. The po-
lice had been looking for the men for some
months.
The i've children Of John Dottcrich. rang
ing in age from six 10 sixteen years, were
drowned on the 1aih. while amusing them
selves with lied on pond near their par
eni's residence at PreSkness. New jersey.
An extensive CONFEDERATION occurred in
Boston on the 18th. The property Destroyed
was mostly lumber and woodworking maE-
Loss about $4,000. Nearly
five hundred men were thrown out Of en-
ployment-
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-29
R R. R.
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The moment Railways Ready Relief Is applied
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