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New-York tribune., 1875-10-06
TAMMANY DISTRICT COMMITTEES REoR-
GANIZED.

The Tammany Committee on Organization
met at D. IN. yesterday at Tammany Hail. John Kelly
presided In the I'D District the General Commit
tee was organized with Patrick j. Murphy, President
Thomas j. Eealis Secretary Andrew ]. White, Treas
urer; VIM Vail and Patrick Lysaght members
OF Committee on Organization. The XVIII District
elected Frederick A. Snythe, President Leo Dessar
Secretary; Peter Mccullough, Treasurer; Frederick A.
Smythe and Patrick II Power, members Of the Commit
Organization. Resolutions adopted instruct
ing the district nominating conventions to forward
candidates who would be recognized men OF estab
nshed character and undoubted integrity.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06
THE LOCAL CANVASS.
THE REGISTRATION.

nsCREAsK IN THK NUMBER OF NAMRs RECEIVED
The registration in this city yesterday passed
s6very quietly few instances, the persons who we're
,hosen to superntend the entry of the failed to
attend to their duties and their places therefore de
Shared vacant others being chosen by the Board OF Ponce
70 act their stead The following are the numbers OF
voters registered yesterday in the different Assembly
Districts and in the Twenty and Twentyfourth
Wards with table showing the first days registration
u year and the total registration OF the four Gays
H 1874 showing decrease OF 4,sO7 from last year;
Tofa
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06

work 81 25 per day" The resolutions adopted also
ascribcd TO Tammany Hall the advocacy OF the
general principle OF reducing the wages of
aborers and Of refusing. TO reduce In the
sa?e ratio tho salaries Of the citys appointed
officials The Secretary read the announcements Of the
times and places of holding the various primaries which
ratified by the Committee. Emanuel b. Hart Of
fered resolution which was adopted that each member
be assessed 81 for the payment OF current expenses The
places for holding conventions in the various judicial
districts were then determined
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06
wAsHINGroN,s HEApQUARrERs Ar NEwRURGH

wAsHINGTON's HEADQUARTERS AT NEWBURGH.
NEwBURGH, n. Y, Oct. 5.-The Controller
and Deputy Attorney of the State have receded
from their position regarding the State appropriation TO
WashingOns Headquarters in this city, and concede that
halfyeary instament OF $500 due To the trustees
an the Ist OF October. Tie amount will be paid over
forthwith and the Headquarters building will be re-
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06
DENIS0N, BELDEN d ca
LIE ORDERS OF ARREST VACATED.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Oct SIN the case Of the State
against Denison, Beden x Company, the motion
was argued at the Schenectady Special Term by
Ruger and Hscock for the defendants, and Matthew
Hale for the State. The decision has now been rem
dered vacatng the orders of arrest, with leave to
the defendants to renew a motion to set aside the
attachments.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06
THE SPREAD OF THE HORSE EPIDEMIC

1000 HORSES TAKEN IN CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, Oct. 5.-The horse disease has
appeared among the horses in this city In all the street
railroad stables horses coughing, though
down In many private stables the disease is also mani
Testing itself in swelling glands in the necks OF the
animals Two thousand horses suffering or less
frnI he
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06
GEN. BUTLER on THE ALLEGED EFFECT OF
CONTRACTION.

The following letter has been received from
BENJAMIN f. Butler by the Secretary Of the Legal Tender
Cub in this city, giving briefly Mr. Buffers views the
yaue OF property and the position Of workingmcn as
affected in the writer's opinion, by an alleged policy Of
contraction
EUGENE BsEBE esq, Secretary o. s. Legal Tender Ciao
Eeso- York city, ,,, A.,
r.ceJut of yours OF the 2Sth, telling me what believed
must be the that real property In tho city OF new
$c-S was passIng into the hands OF mortgages and
leaving deficit even then. This is result OF the en-
deavo 10 contract values Of every kind OF property
accent invested debt through legislation voted for In
Congress by more than sixty bank directors voting
IN their interests. under ruunR oi parhanehA! Id"
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06
THE BRITISH HOP TRADE.

ONE-FIFTH OF TIE CROP LOSI-IHE PIuCE hD-
NANCED.
LONDON, Tuesday. Oct 8, 1879.
The hop pickers have now entirely finished
their work believed that less than onehfth OF
the crop has failed the hops being left on the poles as
they are not worth the picking. The growth this year
cannot supply the home trade Good samples OF English
hops have accordingly advanced from to 10 shilinss
per cYt.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06
THE CHINESE EMPIRE.

FOREIGN MINISTERS ALLOWED TO CONFER WITH
CHINESE OFFICIALS
LoHDoS, Tuesday, Oct 8, 1879.
The Times in its afternoon edition has a
special telegram from Shanghai dated to-day, which says
decree appears in the Gazette at Pekng concedng here
after intercourse between the chiefs Of the Government
departments and the foreign ministers.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06
TIE CARLIST WAR.

TROOPS ABOUT BEING SENT TO SAN SEBASTIAN.
HESDAYE, Tuesday. oct 5, 1873.
On Monday all the steamers in the harbor OF
santandcr were embargoed to convey troops TO San
Sebastian To-day it il reported that the forts Of San
sebastian have silenced the Carist batteries
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06
KINGS COUNTY REPUBLICAN CONVENTIONS.

The Kings County Republican General Com
1nittee last evening with full attendance 1t was
resolved that prn lry elections should be held on Mon
day evening. The various nominating conventions were
ordered to be held foows County Convention in the
Assembly Rooms Westinghouse, at p. M, Oct IA {;
I'D Senatorial Convention AT the Committees headquar-
ters at D. m oct IS; lid Senatorial Convention at
the same place at p Oct. 10. The Assembly Dis
trct Conventions ordered TO be held Oh Saturday,
Oct. 16
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06
AMERICAN PEACHES SENT ABROAD.
TIE FRUIT RECEIVED IN GOOD CONDITION.
In~DnN rr,asdov nct r 1879

LONDON, Tuesday, Oct 5, 1873.
The experiment of bringing peaches per steamer
Canada from New-York in box OH deck, arranged
on the Alegretti refrgerating plan, was successful
the fruit being delivered here in good condition and
eagerly purchased
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06
vATICANIsM DENOUNCED.

LARGE MEETING AT GLAsGow-A LETTER FROM MR.
GLADSTONE RECEIVED.
LONDON, Tuesday, oct. ., 1873.
An enthusiastic meeting to protest against
yacanism was held at Glasgow tonight. letter from
Mr. Gladstone was read expressing sympathy with tho
object OF the meeting
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06
NOMINATIONS TO THE STATE SENATE.

ALBANY, n. Y, Oct. 5.-The Hon. Henry r.
Persou was nominated for Senator by the Republicans
of this district to-day.
SYRACUSE, n. Y, Oct. 5.-The Republicans
of the XXIld Senatorial District odny nominated the
Hon Denis Mccarthy exmember Of Congress for State
Senator.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06
THE RuELI-cBANDLER LIBEL SUIT.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. ga. c. Buell. was discharged
to-day in the libel suit brought by Senator Chandler
Judge Treat declaring that his Court had no Jurisdiction
OF the case the Police Court Washington only having
power TO try.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06
EASTERN DUTCHEss FAIR.

AMENIA, n. Y, Oct. 5.-The Far OF the
Eastern Dutchess Agricultural Society began to-day.
The fuit vegetable poultry, horse, and cattle displays
are tbe best ever held here The Hon. Moses Jden ar
rived here this evening and IL Is expected that Gov Ill
den will be here tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06
LIBERAL REPUBLICAN ASSEMBLY CONVENTIONS.

LIBEKAL KEFU UBLICAN AsoEMBLl OONNENIIO
In many of the Assembly districts the Lab
era Republican Assembly Conventions called for last
evening not held. In others, few persons were
present and the conventions adjourned without making
any nominations. Ex-Assstant Alderman jeremiah
Murphy was renominated for Assemblyman at the Con
venton in the lid Assembly District, and Christopher
Pullman in the XYIIIth District
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06
NAMES NEW SECRETARY OF STATE.

AUGUSTA, Me-, Oct. 5.-The Governors Coun-
Gil this evening confirmed the nomination OF exGoy Per
ham as Secretary of State He has entered upon his
duties.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06
MIR. KELLEY ADDRESSED TWO HUNDRED PEOPLE

NEw-HAvEN, Conn, Oct. 5.-Admiral Foote
Post Grand Army of the Republic are holding carnival
at Hamilton Park in this city This evening the Hon W.
d. Kelley OF PENNSYLVANIA delivered OF his charac-
ersic speeches In favor OF soft money About 2Oo pco
listened 20 II,
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06
TILE CONNECTICUT INSURANCE WAR.

NEw-HAvEN, Conn, Oct. 5.-To-day, before
Judges Park and Foster begun the second Trial to
determine the amount OF the assets of the American
National Life and Trust Company.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06

JUDGE BOXES THE NOMINEE OF BOTH PARTIES.
SARATOGA, n. Y, Oct. 5.-The Democrats of
the Ivth Judicial District Convention met here to-day
and seconded the nomination OF Judge Boces the Re-
publicap candidate for Judge OF the Supreme Court.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-02-04
PROPOSED CD1PROWisE or TIsE
LOUISIANA AFFAIR.

The New Orleau. new spapcr, -aN that
effort, are being made to compromise the
Louisiana troublo- and put a end to the
legislative deadlock that exists IN that
State.
II will be remembered that Tie Con,er-
Yativcs elected TO The House Of Reprcsen-
tativcs proposed. sometime ago. ina writ
ten communication sent 10 the Congress
siOnal committee now in session at New
Orleans, TO submit TO ii for decision all
the questions relating 20 the organization
of the House. Could anything be fairer
than this! The committee was
sent to Louisiana to convict the white
people Of that State of handitism. and it
was and probably is the intention of the
committeeman 10 not neglect to do this
great duty to their party. 70 this COM
mttee the Democratic members Of the
Louisiana Legislature said: "Nou are pre-
JUDGED against US. II is to the interest OF
your party 10 put Ms down--to decide
that we are in the wrong; but 80 conf
dent are We of our cause, we will submit
the question of our justification or con.
demnation 10 you. lfyou say, we are in
the wrong, Mr.. Wilt will step down and
out, aud We will return TO the hall
of the House and submit to your
decision in good faith. II. however, YOU
decide in our favor, the Radical, must
agree to abide by your verdict" To this
proposition the Republican members of
the House would not agree. But the
Democrats are persistent in attempt. to
get the difficulties out OF the way, and
some OF the better class of Republicans
are cooperating with them.
We do not know that these effort, at
compromise will be successful, but hear
lily hope 50. II they should he, the
whole country will have reason 20 re-
loicc.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-02-04
now LONG. q. LORD

We are asked every day when will
the Narrow Gauge Road be completely
We invariably reply Did it we
know" And now we take advantage of
the columns OF the BULLETIN to publish
this reply 10 every man, woman and child
in Southern Illinois. I'VE will also add
that the next person who inquiries of us
when the little road will De- completed
should order his coffin without delay, for
we are determined 90 make ghost OF
him.
Lord! Lord, but that road has given
Us any amount Of trouble. We thought
1t was a good thing for Cairo, and adyo-
| cated It, Tie result was the business vi
the printing offices in st. Louis aud Lou.
isvillc was largely increased. We paid
our expenses attending the meeting OF
| the board of directors. and were charged
with the crime of receiving princcly in.
come from the road, FROM which We have
received not n nicklc.
| The Cairo n Nmcenps ROAD don't liz {
| IL because We ARA I afro a It. Ioui-
road man. and now pat Evansville on
the back; our bet friends have "gon,
back on u because we happened Ia be- F.;
| -. Louis road fellow: the Farmers haV,
dropped us because locomotive bear.
our Distinguished ianc. We have been
In general and particular, ruined by the
cus,cd littlr road. Confouud the little
road!
But mere ]. the worst affair ofall. IN
the middle OF December last We received
al ordcrto do splendid job of print.
ing for the Ma.on,. and We intended TO do
1t, md-will, We wanted lnl blocks.
r,lcs, new type. %c., and knowing the
Narrow Gauge woud he finished in
a wccl, OF two. and the Masons being
not IN hurry, We concluded 10 90 up TO
II. Louis on the road and personally or
der the blocks, tNc. We are here vet. al
though We have been sure every day that
the next would find MS in 81. Louis. And
Barclay !. furious. Tie comes 10 us every
morning and enquire, about the road.
He fingers with W. aud makes r.
marks about the road. When
hc meets lis ON the street he smiles mar
row guagc az us. lie reads H. letters
from friends in New York asking il the
narrow gauge will be finished in time TO
have the printing done before next Win
ter. Tbs consequence is We are mi'crt-
Die, and We assure the people who have
irowncd upon III because We stood by the
little road. that they may come back TO
our arms. and Jhat We will cheer their
c.uS ny swcaringsi the tramway morn
ing. noon aud nicht.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-02-04

time man, will "pooh pooh!" 1t;
our friend. the merchant, will denounce
II our friends, the lady Spiritualists, will
chorus in denunciation of the miracle. y
Well, we will join them in their ridiculc,
laughter, contempt. and dcnunciations.
We are sure the story Is lie cut out of
whole cloth. and we would have bad
opinion of the good sense of the Spirtu-
alists IL they believed II TO be true. But
really we have u good reason for max
ing this rcquest-don't. good Spiritual
ists, even while we are laugh
ing at the Christian miracle,
tell us that Mrs. Hollis is a medium
through whose mysterious power the
dead can resume the earthly body and APP
pear to Tvs, sneak with us, be palpablc TO
our touch a. we'll as sight. and have upon
the spiritual body clothing such rs worn
by men and woman. Don't tell us this.
The sick woman restored to lite is not a
"circumatancc" To- your naturalization
stories. and since We cannot believe the
miracle of the Christians. We beg of You
to not assert your greater wonders and
ask tie To believe them,
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We call the attention Of the Spiritual.
let. TO this astonishing incident.
\ woman At Avon in this State WAS
sick, She was told one day that She must
die, The physicians pronounced her re-
covery impossible. She continued TO
gradually sink until about 6 o'clock that
evening, when feeling her last hour AT
hand, she babe her family and friend, fare
well, and requested her brother, = minus
ter,to pray for her. All present kneeled,
While an earnest petition in behalf of the
dying woman was made.
The veritable narrative assures us that
while the prayer was being made, the
minister, the brother of the sick woman.
hheeling by The bed side, she sat up I'm
Inc bed and told him that he need
pray no longer--tlat she was cured body
ana soul Then she arose pralsing
Cod moved around among her friends
Went TO the table aud ate supper with
mem and remained up till late in the
night telling what God had done for her.
INC physician coming in, was informed
ny her OF her instantaneous cure. and,
AFTER a careful examination Of her Win,
organs, pronounced the cure complcte ~
There Is not, We know, Spiritualis,
h'lng who will not agree with us In tbe
belief that this reputed miracle is a lie
lhey VIII agree that, in the nature OF
Things, the cure was impossible, ana win
gro" merry over the assertion that
prayer Is medicine tha, ran work mi.
raculous cures. Our friend, he learned
doctor, Will ridicule this story; our friend,
lh' editor will laugh at It: our friend. the
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-02-04
Treating Tho Wrong Disease.

Many times Women call upon their ( M.
lily physiciins one With dyspepsia. another
with palpitstiol. another with trouble OF
the breast. another With paln here and
there, and in ihi, way they all present
alike 10 Themselves aud their eaSy-gong
I and Indifferent doctors. sep ifatc aud dis
tinct diseases, fJr which he prc~cIibes his
pill, and potions. n stlm'ng TO be such. when.
in reality. they are all synpt ms caused 10y
some uterine disorder: and while they are
thus only able perhaps 10 palliaic Tor n
time, they are ignorant Ct the cause. aud
encourage their practice until large bill.
are made, WHOM the suffering pat cnts ate
no better in the end, but probably worss
for III. delay, treatment, and other c)mp,i-
cations made, and which proper medi.
cine directed TO the cause would have en-
tircly removed. thereby instituting health
and comfort instead Of prolonged misery.
From Miss Lorinda 4. -. Clair. Shade.
Athens Co.. Ohio:
"Dr. X. V. PioIce. Euiialo, y. I.-Iour
Favoritc Prescription 1. working almost
like 4 miracle on me. am better air, ady
than have been for over two years
From Ella A. schafcr, GAINESVILLE. Ind:
"Dr. Picrce--I received the medicine
you sent Inc and be gan using itimmrdisteIy.
A. result of the treatment ] feel better
than have Tor three years
From Mr.. John h. Hamiin, Odell. LIS.
"Dr. Pierce The Favorite Prescription
has done me good, which am very thank.
full for.
Or. Pierce's favorite Prescription is
sold by dealers in midic mes.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-02-04
PL,rEr |. an actiyc lcrl.lain

r PL,TEr IL al active legislator il no, Ct
brilliant one. His latest bill j. ia impos,
apoll tax Of not less than 81 nor NOR,
than - upon each qualified voter Of tn,
State. Why not: II this were done. tho
,olored man and brother who now pays
not cent for the glorious privilege OF
voting would contribute dollar or two
~ the public revenue Tho law might
est Radical candidates tor Office In This
port OF the State few extra dollars, but
the patriotic gentlemen would care moth
Ing for that. Plater'spoll tex hin should
bt cnactpd
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-02-04
the best sustained
work Of thc sind in the World"
HARPER'S MAGAZINE,
NOTICES or THE PRES
iILUsTRATErl

The ever Increasing circulation OF this
excellent monthly proves its continued
adap ion 10 popular desires and needs. In
deed, when W. think into how mtny homes
it poaCtratcs cvcIy month. We must cor
slider Il rs one of JiC educators as well as
ENTERTAINERS Of the pubic mind, for It's vast
p |rf, has been won 10y no appeal to
10. iu.liecs or deprayed tastes.-Bos-
IT,. .... e.,
The character which this Magazine pos.
scsSc for Naric y enterprise artistic wealth,
and literary culture that has kept pace with,
IL il has not led the times, should cause it,
conductors 10 rcpald IL with justiiiable com.
Clacoucy. II tl-D entities them - a great
claim upon il.o public gratitude. The
Magazine has done good and not evil oil
the days Of its life. Brooklyn Eagle.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-02-04

PAIsoN LuCF has boon visiting Marion,
in Williamson county. He assures lie
public that Marion is on the high rotd
iopro,perity. aud petulautly declares That
u man IN the audience the Pnrson lccur, d
exhibited the broad sole, of hi. muddy
No. los, elevated almost IN u range with
his shoulders. upon The top of the hacl,
OF the seat in front of him"
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-02-04

CLAfLIN, Of Du Page. aud Jones. Of 10
Davies, have. If the state Register is good
authority, gone into the business ofrai.jny
The devil in the House At Springfield The
urn name Is clailin * Jones. The senior
makes an ass OF himself by reading in the
hearing Of the House from Barclay, Dj-
sest, and the junior makes fool Of him.
self by attempting TO reconsider vote,
that the majority do not wish to have dis.
turbed. 4 man who deliberately read.
barclay Digest upon question of or.
der Is villain. il he l. not a Democrat
aud the man who with malice moves III,
RECOMMENDATION Of vote the Speaker doe,
not wish disturbed. i'a monopolst aud
has no sympathy with the great agricul.
mural Interests OF the country.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-02-04
MRs. DR. MARnSrR,s very nllo loon

MRS. DIR. wARDSER's very able lecture
on the woman question has created a
great amount Of discussion in the city.
All who listened TO her admired the abil.
ity and learning she displayed and the
happy manner In which she handled her
subject. Passing in rapid review the hs.
tory OF woman In ancient and modern
times, philosophising upon events in
which woman had acted n conspicuous
part, she boldly asserted her belief that
woman should enjoy oil the rights and
prIvIleges Of man before the law, in poll
ties and society. Her reasoning was in
yenious. and her style pleasing: aud il /.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-02-04

TIM Spirit of the Lord il active az Car
linvillc, in this state, and many are the
>iuners who arc turning from their sins.
Carlinyille is fine field for the spirit 10
labor in. Sinners arc as numerou,in that
village Of the tnpsid-for court house ss
iicas in pig sly.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-02-04

AN,N by the name of Eaton believes
kc has fortune in I'll improved freight
ear Instead of reducing the size and ca
pacity Of ears as is done OH narrow guage
railroads. he has doubled the capacity,
without. a. he claims. increasing the
-,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-02-04

EACH day we grow more joyful over
the election of Andrew johnson TO the
United States Senate. We had vowed TO
not cut our hair until that event happen
ed. and We rejoice in the knowledge that
we may now have our luXTiaut locks
,hom and no, la violence tn our con
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no disparagemcnt of the able lecturers
who proceeded her in the course. and we
know the remark is not made simply In
spirit of courtesy, to say that the
madam's lecture was the best OF the Sc
rres--inore erudite, more carefully writ.
ten and more interesting.
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

We have replenished our job Printing Office with
many fonts Of new type and have orders for other
fonts Of the latest popular styles. We are determined
to establish the reputation of our office for rst-cass
work. aud make prices 50 low that the most enthu
siastic patrons Of foreign cities will be compelled to adj
nit that do work at lower prices than any other of
flee in the country. Mr. OberIy, admitted to be of
the best practical job printers West and South, has
assumed personal supervision of the job printing de.
partment and will endeavor to give satisfaction to our
many patrons.
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THE DAILY BULLETIN.

rT,HE BULLETIN is published every morning
teScept Monday in the bulletin Building, cor
ner Washington avenue sud Twelfth street
TnE BuLhr1N is served to city subscribers by
faithful carriers at Twenty-Five Gents Week,
payable weekly. By Mail Tin sdvauce), $40 per
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