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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-25
The Fountain of Police Filth.

SUNDAY, Mafcn ~, 1874.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Your editorial this morning on "The Police and
the Citizens" together with the report OF inter-
view with the President OF the Police Board, Mr..
Gardner, is well timed and should be sufficient
proof If more Is needed (there is no necessity OF
further evidence to those who are unfortunate to
have business with Mr.. Gardner and have been
subjected to his ''brusqeness" or dsc0urteOus un-
gentemanly treatmenD, as to where Captain Will
iams and the force get their "cue." "Can the
stream be more pure than the fOuntain?" There is
not question OF the truth OF the charges recently
made against captain who was 'whitewaShedo
over. There Will, no doubt, be country seat'
added TO the $4,000 house 1t Is gratifying to
see journal so outspoken as the HERALD.
Should such things beY 1t is high time there
ventllate this police machine. MERCHANT.
Official Protection of DisreputabIe Dens.
NEW YORK. March 20, 1874.
To TEE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Is 1t true that Commissioner Gardner accom-.
panies the imperious Captain Williams through
the Eighth ward making raids poor lot Of ne
groes playing penny ante" on Saturday night
II the above is answered in the Affirmative, will
the Commissioner inform us whether the Captain
called his attention to notorious panel house in
full blast, situated within this naughty Captains
domain, between Spring and Broome streets,
large percentage OF the money stolen, amounting
metlmes to $1,000 per week.
Another question Does IL pay better to close
small keno games that cannot pay large percent
ages and let panel houses open Assuming that
1t does pay better, Is IL not also safer, because the
victims OF this panel den dare not prosecute for
lear OF exposure
What has the Captain to say to the above ques.
ttonsY lNQUlSITOR.
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Juvenile Guardian society-A Reply to
the Structures of the Bureau OF Charity.
OFFICE OF NEW YORK JUVENILE GUARDIAN SOCIETY,"
No. 229 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, I
March 10, 1874.
At meeting of the Board OF Directors held this
day the report OF the Secretary, Mr.. d. F. Robert
son, copy OF which Is hereto annexed, was
adopted and placed on file, and the following reso-
luton was passed.
Resolved That the above report be considered reply
to certain attacks AGAINST this society published in sew
ings Of the bureau of Charity; that editors of
said Journals be respectfully requested as matter of
'''' ' j. =. GARY, President
WILLIAM II. GLOVER Recording Secretary.
NEW YORK, March 49, 1874.
To THE DIRECTORS OF THE NEW YORK JUVENILE
GUARDIAN SOCIETY:-
l herewith submit the following statement:-
ofoharty meeting n this city have ave seen 1t
to cast some refectons,raher by implication however
are made voting osa fesSsss
tom sosey not entitled to pubic n suppSr
is laid upon the tact tina! though repeated ap
for S aGs to t oS
tain se Board s Sres1eTs sSo highly
public action in the premises The object OF these at
know, and charge that they are the work Of per-
enemies wso since s prompted BY
spirit Of rivalry have excred all their energies 70
here proposed to state briefly what their efforts have
been.
well known to onr charitable citizens that this so.
ciey was organized than n quarter OF a century
ago It's principal object being TO from the streets
care or and instruct those neglected children who, tor
want OF proper clothing other do
not attend our pubic schools Its original Board of Di
rectors IN i5 was composed OF the following persons,
vn:-Rev hnOch Van AIKEN Sc well Warehouse, George
Williams James E. seare and ID. r. Robertson all Of
whom still survive ano can testify II has steadily pursued
It's work IN tine spirit Of charity towards all and tired
towards none" In January, 1869, II unfortunate
enough to incur the enmy OF certain gentlemen In this
CITY, whose names well known and are accessible az
the Office OF this society Under their Inspiration the
secretary Of the State Charity Board in December st
made complaint against this society. And the state
Comptroller, according to special act ordered an nves
tigation before the Prison Association benevolent III
stitution OF this city committee OF that association,
composed of Cephas Brainerd, John H. keyser SIN.
clair Tousey and Hon Theodore Dwight, inl cstpated
the charges made by the State Committee Of Charity
and went into extended examination of the society
and It's management This Investigation was very
thorough The committee not only examined the trus
and the books OF the society but the teachers and
lee and eyerythns connected with the society sub
mted to fullest and most scrutnzing examination
| occupyng three weeks and with q result entirely ia
voabc to u.s. The object Of the ACCUSATION at that time
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SALT LAKE.



SALTtLAKE, October Judge Nc
Keon, in his charge TO the grand july to-
day, calls attention to the acts Of past
Legislatures in unlawlully disposing OF
valuable tracts Of land, extensive water
privileges and timber lands TO Brigham
YOnng and other persons, and il cOnse-
Quence Of these enactments the settlers
were iorcibly dispossessed Of their rights,
and many were even murdered or thrown
into Jordan rivcr.i The Legislature also
enacted resolutions equally valid with the
acts under which the rule OF the appro-
priation bill was vetoed by the Governor
last winter, and passed resolution I'm.
lawfully imposing taxes upon the
people. BE also calls the attention
TO other acts Of the Legislature, amongst
which Is the transfer Of property OF de-
ceased persons to perpetual immigration
fund for the establishment Of the Church OF
Jesus Christ Of Latter Day Saints, and the
powers conferred upon 1t, and to the trea.
sonable resistance OF the MormonS 10 the
United States authorities. He urges the
jury,to look carefully into the institution
of polygamy, to bring some Of the most
influential polygamists to tho bar Of JUS
tice, 10 bear in mind that the doctrine Of
polygamy goes hand in hand with the
murderous doctrine oi blood atonement,
and look more vigilantly after the princi.
pals than the agents. =
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The chances of Mr.. PANNELL to repre-
seat this Senatorial District in the next
State Senate are growing small by degrees,
and beautifully less. Public sentiment
experienced o powerful reVulSion by the
publication OF Mr.. BAKERS card in which
the willingness Of Mr.. PANNELL TO vote
for WALKER was distinctly asserted. This
proved to be the straw that broke the
camels back. It was more than the peo-
pie were willing to bear. Even before
that card appeared, DR.. LoGAN's election
was confidently predicted by some Of the
knowing politicians. That the probable
ities OF his election are now greatly en-
hsnced is freely confessed by many Dem.
ocrsts. A gentleman who Is pretty thor
oughly conversant with Brooke county
affairs predicts that DR.. LOGAN will
carry that county by between one and
two hundred majority. The desperate
efforts that are being made to de-
feat him suffice 10 demonstrate the
alarm ofthe Ring. In this city there are
not a few honest Democrats who have
declared their intention to cast their bal
lots for DR., LOGAN, The gift Of earnest
continuance on the partor his friends |,
oil that Is needed to secure his triumph
ant election.
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ST. LOUIS.


FIRE ENGINEERS CONVENTION.
ST. LOUIS, October They consumed
most OF the time today in examining
and discussing number ofimprovements
to fire apparatus, An address on fire
alarm telegraph was also delivered TO
them by ]. W. Glanor, of the Gamewell
fire alarm, and resolution were passed
recommending tho adoption Of what Is
known as the Interference alarm.
Also resolved that the Underwriters OF
different cities be hereafter invited to send
delegates 10 the Convention; and that the
next Convention be held at New York,
In October, next year, the day 10 be fixed
by the Executive Committee,
PRESIDENT GRANT AND Ex-sRcRETARY
.. BoRIE
visited the fair again to-day and took
great interest In the stock exhibition and
contests Of speed. Gen. Sherman, who
arrived In the city to-day, will be on tho
grounds tomorrow. 'arr'
' 10 DOUBLE NOMINATION, -
Both the Republicans and independents
ot the Tenth District OF this State nom.
mated Ira B. Hyde for Congress today.
eRN. SAM D. sTURGEss
has arrived hero to take cherge Of the
cavalry Depot at this point, relieving
General Grierson, who has occupied the
position for the past two years.
THE DEM0CRATs
had a very large meeting at the Twelfth
street market space tonight. Governor
WOodson, Charles II. Hardin, the nom
inee for Governor, Senator Bogy, B. w.
Hanna, OF Indiana, Thomas. p. Akers, oil
Salt Lake, and other prominent gentlemen
spoke.
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THR Register Of this morning says that
the INTKLLIGRNcER was the first paper
to name Mr.. WALKER for the U. 8. Sen.
ate, and that AIl. his prominence In con-
necticn with that position he owes to
this paper, and q "iew small demsgogues
who seek TO make capital al his expense"
By the "few small demsgogues" and
"weak.minded candidates" ol the Register
article We arc to understand Mr.. JORDAN
and Mr.. Coon whose cards on the
WALKER subject hSYe appeared in this
paper We leave these gentlemen to
defend themselves. Concerning the
former assertion we have only to say
that It is notorious fact that q. y.
WALKER has been stumping the whole
southwestern portion Of the State for the
past two months in order to influence the
nomination and election Of Legislative
candidates favorable TO his election as y.
=. Senator. To attempt to conceal this
iAct from the honest voters Of the State is
piece Of political chicanery oil which we
had scarcely supposed the Register to be
capable! II sr. -.... sod. ,..
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TOLEDO, o.



TOLEDO, October THE body Of a
man named J, L. Mills, book.keeper for
the Ogeawa Lumber Company OF Ogeawa
Springs, Michigan, was found in the river
here to-day. Mr.. Mills left Saginaw last
Wednesday for Dayton, o., 10 attend tho
meeting OF the Directors OF the Lumber
Company, and by some unaccountablo
accident iell in the river and was drowned
ELEoTIoN OF RAILROAD DIRECTORS.
The annual election for one.third OF the
Directors Of the Toledo, Wabash Il West.
ern Railroad took place this morning.
The meeting was very harmonious, and
resulted in the election of G. J. Leevey,
A. B. Baylis and Daniel DAVIS, Of New
York; A. N. White, Of Brooklyn, and G.
N. Smith, oi Springfield, Mass.
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THE GoFF-WILsoN discussion was the
general theme Of conversation on our
streets yesterday. The prevailing senti.
ment was that Gen. GoFF had completely
demolished his willy antagonist. Col.
Wilson'S CAREFUL avoidance OF any refer.
ence to our State politics was justly con-
strued as an admission on his part that
things here were too rotten to be stirred
up, and the less he said abont the cor
rupt WALLER Ring tho better for his
cause. The strength of the oppositiGn
has been greatly augmented by the results
of this discussion. Greater enthusiasm
prevails among the friends Of Gen. Corr
than at any time since the opening of the
canvass, while the down cast countenancet
Of leading Democrats forbodes i'll fol
their cause. Only few days remain un
til the election, and VIC appeal to al
friends Of honesty and good government
to range themselves on the sidC Of right
thus helping TO swell Gen. GoFF's ma
jority on next Tuesday.
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Gke0xteuiqeurer.
"Dea,h to All Rings"

An aspiring and enthusiastic yonng Dem.
ocratic politician cndeavored TO demolish
Gen. Corr on Tuesday evening by asking
him who signed the Sslsry.Grab Bill.
Tho manly and noble reply Of the Cen
eral efectually squelched the young man,
and elected thunderous rounds Of ap-
plause from the audience. ut was
signed by General GRANT" said the
speaker, "and suppose by that act be-
came q law, but ! do not the less con-
demu It on that account, for am opposed
to fraud and wrong.doiDg everywhere
no matter whether 1t be done by
one party or the other" The man
who Is not afraid TO give utterAnce to
such sentiments has q right TO affirm
that upon the banner he carries there Is
inscribed death TO all Rings" Inde.
pendent men Of all parties who seek an
honest, fearless and capable Representa-
tive have EoW the opportunity Of voting
Tor such a man-one who seeks not to
pallIste the conduct OF aPresident elect.
cd by bis own party. In what part Of
the District has Colonel WILSON ex-
pressed such sentimentsf Where has he
denounced the fraudulent overcharges Of
II. 8. WALKER2 Who eau point out a
single sentence Of his condemning the
corrupt action Of tho late P. P.P Have
we not the word OF LEWIS BAKER, Esq,
that A. J. PANNRLL will vote for
WALLER if nominated for tho United
States senste by his psrtyG The Ring
we have TO fight is at home. The
corruption we are called to contend with
is in West Virginia. Our nominee for
Congresssceks not to gloss over the wrong
action Of any man, be he high or low, at
Washington or in West Virginia, Shall
we choose in his stead As our next Con
gresham man whose mouth is sealed
concerning the corruption Of the infamous
NIuB vi ahIo OlhloJ HuOso GuISIT IL. D.
WALKER, drew thousands Of dollars from
the State Treasury to which he was not
entitled, and who now seeks to be
elected 10 the U. 8. Senate? This is
the square issue before the voters Of
this Congressional District. Colonel VIII
BON declares that he will again ask
TO be excused If vital question
comes before the Congress of which
he seeks to be member, and has nothing
TO say in condemnation Of the leeches
that arc now sucking the life. blood Of the
State. On tho other hand Gen. GoFF
evadcs no issue, skulks no question, de.
fends no wrong, and has positive and
expressed opinion on all topics Of State
and national importance. THOMAS e.
LOGAN Is clear above the breath of all
suspicion, while A. J. PANNELL is pledg-
cd to the decisions Of his party caucus.
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SOUTH AMERICA.
A COMMERCIAL CRISIS IMMINENT.

n SOMMhhClAh Chlsls IMMINENT
Rio JANErRo, October 7.-The Brazil.
ian Government has Issued loan Of
Se5 5000, 900 at 0 per cent interest,
Advices received hero today from
Buenos Ayres state that several business
firms in that city have suspended and a
commercial crisis Is imminent. The Ar.
gentine Bank has closed lis doors.
A body Of Government troops made
an attempt to capture the British steamer
Yerba, but the captain Of tho vessel pro.
tested, and they desisted from carrying
out their intention.
The vanguard Of the rebel force, under
the command Of RibaS, is at the gates OF
the capital.
All mail matter passing through the
Buenos Ayres postotflCe Is examined,
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Wilkesbarre Strikers.

WnKRsBARRE, Pa, October 7.-sherifI
Whitaker with q large posse went to the
Moosic mines to-day. The strikers Of.
tered no resistance to the Sheriff, and the
company sent their new workmen into
the mine Twelve oil the leading rioters
were arrested and brought here, and after
q hearing were committed to Jail in de-.
fault OF $500 bail each. The Sherit's
posse is still at Moosic, and more arrests
will bo made tomorrow.
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Col. WILSON'S PLATFORM As A REPRR.
sKNTATrvE As ASSUMED IN HIS sPEEou IN
WASHINGTON HALL, ocT. 0, 1s74.-In all
questions on which my constituents are
divided l will ask to be excused IRON vo.
ting; but Ia all questions on which my
constituents are united, l will vote as they
desire unless the matter Is settled before
the vote reaches the letter W.
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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, October TAT the regular
annual meeting of the stockholders Of the
Louisville & Nashville Railroad held here
to-day E. D. Stamford, Il. v. Newcomb
and w. B. Caldwell were elected Direc-
tors. The salary ol the President was re-
duced to $500, and that Of the Vice
Presldent abolished. '.A 1lH
A special 10 the Courier, Journal says
John Young Brown was renominated to
Congress in the Democratic Convention
OF the Second Kentucky District to-day.
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WE had quite a pleasant call on yester:
day from MIR. HALL, OF the firm Of HALL,
JACKSON & BARNETT, Of Montgomery,
Ala. He made quite large purchases Of
nails in our city. BE represents business
Gs improving in Alabama, and says the
crops arc larger and better than for the
past three years. as s. "
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ITALY.

MILAN, Oct. Tex. President Theirs
arrived here yesterday and addressed the
French residents in the evening. He
said the establishment Of the Republic
should not be displeasing TO the rest OF
Europe. He believed that the general elec.
tion would give about fifty additional
BonOpartists Deputies to the Assembly.
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Nominations for Congress.

y DETROIT, Mich, Oct. 7.-Tbe Demo.
cratic Convention Of the First district 10.
day nominated Gen. A. S.HWilliams, Of
Detroit, for Congress. Gen. Williams
was also nominated atew days ago by the
Liberals. .,'I.st .s.+I aF f... .,.
MnwAuKEE, October THE Repub.
licaus OF the Fifth District at Fon du Lac
to-day nominated Col. John Cochrsne, Of
Dodge county, for Congress. Col. Coch.
rane 70 master Of the State Grange Pat.
rons OF Husbandry.
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TRoT AGAINST TINE.

At Dexter Park to-day Goldsmith Maid
trotted against time for special purse.
She was accompanied by running horse
and was allowed three trials. The first
heat was trotted in 2:l9, and the second
in 217, beating her record on this track
half second. Gloster and Judge Fol.
lerton then trotted for the division of the
gate money. Gloster won in three
straight heats. Time, 2:22; 223i; 2:22i.
About four thousand people were present
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OMAHA, October THE thirteenth In.
fantry have been ordered from this de-.
partment to the department Of the south.
Orders were issued to-day to the different
District Commanders to get them into
Railroad without delay.
THE GRAssHoPPER AID SOCIETY
have issued call for an additional sub
scription. 1t Is hoped that aid from
abroad will be rendered soon.
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Weather RepoEI.
WAA DEPARTHEHf,
OPIIUH or THH CHHP BIaNAL ORION,
WAsHNGToH, D. O., Oct. 7.-s:00P, 4.


For northwest, falling barometer,
high temperature, southerly and south
westerly winds, cloudy weather, followed
by occasional rain tomorrow.
For Lakes and thence to Ohio Valley.
diminishing pressure, northeast to south.
east winds, warmer and partly cloudy
weather with occasional light rains in
Ohio Valley. rT.'aa
For Tennessee and tho Gull States, a
rising barometer, northeasterly and north.
westerly winds, cool and cloudy weather
and occasional light rains:
Cautionary signals are ordered for Cape
May, Peck's Beach, Atlantic City, Barne-
gat, squam Beach, Long Branch, Sandy
Hook and New York.
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steamer News.

SAN FRANCISCO, October 7.-Arrived-
Steamship Montana, Eaton Hall.
CARDIFF, October 7.-The steamship
Glamorgan, from New York, has arrived.
New YORK, October 7.-Arriyed-
Steamship Russia, from Liverpool.
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EGYPT.


CAIRO, October 7.-The water in the
river Nile at this place has fallen some
what. The authorities however continue
the work Of prevention against the over.
flow. Fully 10000 people are engaged In
Strengthening the cnbankment.
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AUGUSTA, GA, October 7.-Jss. Gard.
ner, for many years editor and proprietor
Of the ConsdtutionGLISt, died at his resi-.
dence near this city this morning, aged
90 years.
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CHICAGO, October THE Grand Lodge
Of Free Masons Of the State OF Illinois,
which Is In session here to-day, elected
John &. Launsberry, oil Metropolis; Grand
Master. ID
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TRRRE HAuTE, October THE flour
ing mill Of Besser & Morain, atMArshsll
Ills, burned last night. Loss $4,000
No insurance, '.7l ~ Al. Fl
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CINCINNATI, October IA fire at Ok
ford, Ohio, Monday night, destroyed q
saw mill and stable containing 100 tons
OF broom corn belonging to P. Kager.
Loss SIS, 900; uninsured.
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I WORCESTER, MASS, October 7.-Goy.
Talbot has been renominated by the Re.
publican State Central Committee.
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NRw YORK, October THE remains
Of Mark Smith arrived to-day and were
taken to the rooms oi the Lotus Club.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND,

EMPEROR WILLIAM DEMANDS TIE RKA.
SON OF VAN ARNuM's AisRRsr.
LONDON. October 7-H iS rumored that
Emperor William, who is in Baden, was
greatly surprised at Van Arnum's arrest,
and has demanded the reason:
BERLIN, October 7-Count Won Ar
NUNS family have been informed that bis
imprisonment is not intended as q punish.
ment, and he will be released on the re-
storatiOn Of the documents. .,..
ANARCRnY IN TuRKIsTAN.
LONDON, October IA special TO the
Post says anarchy reigns In Turkistan.
The Turconans are plunderiDg the tribes
friendly to Russia, and her armed inter
vention is inevitable.
LONDON, October THE Pail Mall
Gazette publishes q special from Berlin
stating that Count VanAluim occupies o
room in the Prison Inspectors dwelling,
and Is allowed 10 walk ono hour daily
in the garden He Is made 10
feel the full vigor Of prison discipline,
and none Of bis family or servants are al
lowed admission TO his presence. He re-
fuses to surrender the papers In his pos.
session or to make any statement In re.
gard TO them. The Count Is extremely
excited and deeply inccnsed against
Prince Bismarck. Y,
THE NORTHAMPTON RIOT.
LONDON, October 7.-The excitement
in Northampton continued to-day, and
the authorities have been in hourly fear
ofa renewal Of the riot The streets were
crowded all day with people. The con.
stables "a large special force having been
sworn ip) patrol the city, and two bat
teries OF artillery have arrived. II Ia
hoped tonight that Iurther disturbances
will be averted.
ON A sTRIKR.
The coal miners OF West Riding, York.
shire, have resolved on a strike, which
begins TO morrow.
LONDON, October S.-The Times cor.
respondent at Paris reports that the Gov.
eminent will ask for an appropriation 10
rebuild the Palace Of St. Cloud.
Heavy bail has been offered for Count
Van ArDum, but was refused. According
to the present indications. The prisoner
in few days will be arranged before
the Criminal Court in Berlin, when the
public prosecutor may demand the
sentence OF several years imprisonment.
A rumor comes from Paris that the
French Government, as compensation
for the recall Of the Orinoque, will station
the man.oi.war Kleber off 0stia at the
POpe's disposal.
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BY TELEGRAPH
ASSOCIATED PRHbs REPORT

(By the Western Union Limo.
Once Northwest cor. OF Main and Monroe sts.