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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-10
THE BLACK HILLS.

THE BOSTON EXPEDITION TO START IN May.
BOSTON. April 8, 1875.
Another meeting OF those interested In the
expedition forming under the auspices OF Dr..
William Wright was held In Boston on Thursday
afternoon. Addresses were made By Mr.. d. K.
Alien, President ana Judge W. w. Brooking, of
Dakota Territory, but Mr. ]. S. White, OF Phila-
delpnia, failed 10 put in an appearance, having
missed the train In New York. Ills letters and
kilograms were read, giving 1t as his opinion,
founded upon thorough experience, that the 10th
inst. TOO early Tor parties TO leave on account
or the backward spring IN the West. And, as his
party are TO leave on May !, the question was de-
hated. aud by n large vote IL was agreed that the
Boston party should delay also until the 1st OF
next month. The Chairman OF the Transporta lion
Committee stated That several members or the
oraanlZatlon mad already started 'for the front,r
and II any Others were ready 10 go and deter
mined to 90 so. that he was prepared TO carry
them from Boston to the Black Hills. but he rec
commended them TO wait for the main body. About
nifty more names were added 10 the roll, which
now numbers about 500.
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PAUL BoYNTON'S GREAT FEAT.

TIE AMERICAN SWIMMERS ATTEMPT TO CROSS
THE BRITISH cHANNEL-HIs LITE SAVING
DRESS HIS PROTECTION FROM DOVER TO
BoULoGNE
LONDON, April 10, 1875.
Paul Boynton will attempt TO cross the channel
to-day in his fe.savng dress. He is to start from
Dover at three A. NJ, and expects to reach Bou-
logne between three and four p. NJ.
THE CIRCUMSTANCES FAVORABLE
A despatch from Dover reports the weather
favorable the sea calm and the wind northeast
Fhe Queen and Minister Schenck have directed
messages TO be sent, wishing Boynton success.
Many representatives OF the press accompany
him In steamer
The currents win probably oblige him to make
9igzag course OF 1fty miles, although the direct
distance Is only twenty-seven.
An experienced pilot will direct Boynton.
THE PUBLIC DEEPLY INTERESTED.
The feat attracts great attention.
Visitors come from Paris TO Boulogne to witness
the arrival, among them many Americans.
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A CONTRACTOR KILLED.
PORTLAND. Me-. April ., 1875.
John Flaherty, a well known contractor, was
thrown from mis- carriage tonight and KILLED.
OBITUARY.

MRS. NELSON, WIDOW or JUDGE NELSON.
The readers or the HERALD are aware that ono
or the reasons which Influenced the counsel on
both sizes who are engaged in arguing the
Beecher scandal in Brooklyn to request Ills Honor
Judge Nelson, presiding on the bench, TO adjourn
the further hearing ofthe case from Yesterday after
noon To Monday next, was the iacs that a report
mad been received announcing the occurrence
ol the death Of Mrs. Nelson, widow OF the
eminent Judge SamnUl Nelson. ~ u HERALD
telegram from CoOperstnwn, " y, We learn thaL
AIRS. Nelson dled mere yesterday Gun INST,
sac was the reiict Ut Judge samuel Nelson, Ui
tne United states Supreme Court. ana tue uniy
daughter OF the late Judge Russell, OF Coopcrs-
town, Mrs. Nelson was DOrn the 2lst OF Feb
ruary I'm the year 1906 In CooperstOwn Otsego
county In this state, and died IN the same res
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puorRr MARIA rI.Aan.


Mrs. Phoebe Maria Flaeg, the widow OF the late
Comptroller AzarIah G. Fagg, died yesterday ather
residence IN London Terrace, West TwenEy.tdird
street, near Tenth avenue, In the seventy-eignth
year OF her age. She wcs born at Cumberland
Head, near Plattsburg, New York, in 1898, near
the spot made famous by the British attack and
the gallant defence OF the United States Volun-
teers. Her maiden name was Coe, which she
dropped for mat oil her husband when she was
but sixteen years DID, October 90 1914, and but
TWO months before peace was declared. Mr..
Flagg was one OF seventeen who were pre-
sented with rifles by special act OF Congress Tor
Toned 1lnt.lock, With It's inscription engraved
upon silver plate sunk In the stock, has been
proudly preserved as a relic OF the trying times
oil tine border war, and now remains in possession
OF the only remaining member OF the family.
Mrs. Fiagg removed with her husband TO New
York In 1913, and has made her residence here up
to the time or her death. sue has never been
conspicuous as MEMBER OF society," ou. mas, with
answering fidelity and increasing DEVOTION APP
Piled herself to the cultivation OF her home,
which is spoken Of by all VINO entered her domes-
tic circle as a marvel OF sweetness ana peace
For fifteen years she knew no duty superior 10 the
com ort OF her bind husband. to whose afhictlon
she mlnistered with unremttng patience 10 tne
end. She mas been POOR in health since the dealn
OF her husband, which took place q year and i've
months ago, but on Monday sac became uncon-
scious and gradually sauk until last evening when
she died. she will ne buried tomorrow, and
the unera services VIII take place from the house,
No 400 West Twenty-thlrd street. at Two O'CLOCK
in the afternoon. she mas been SINCE lS4S an at
tendant at the Church OF che Holy communion, at
Twentieth street and Sixth avenue
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NICHOLAS BUTTERFLY.

Nicholas Butterfly late well known New York
merchant who died yesterday at his residence IN
Brooklyn, was born at Drogheda, Ireland. He
came 10 this city, after acquiring a thorough mer-
camille education, at The age OF twenty-eight
years, at once formed with his brother-tn-law the
firm OF Devin & Butterfly and embarked extern
sively In tee importation OF ana wholesale dealing
III RIBBONS and millinery goods. THIS business
was continued tor several years and produced Tor
It's propretors rich rewards. Mr. Devin died some
years ago, and the trade was for some time con-
tnued IN Chambers street by Mr.. Butterfly. who
While accumratlng an ample fortune by enter
prise and strict nropity, won the esteem and afec
lion oil large circle In the commercial and social
world. He subsequently retired from trade and
occupied himself with the management OF his
property, which consisted largely oil Brooklyn REAL
estate. He leaves widow and one daughter.
The funeral VIII be attended on Monday at nine
A. NJ. in ST. Paups church, corner OF Court and
Congress- streets. BROOKLYN.
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THE AMERICAN CENTENNIAL,

FRENCH CABINET CARE FOR NATIONAL REPRE-
sENTArIoN OF THE REPUBLIC.
PARIS, April, Q, 1875.
The French Commission on the United States
Centennial Exhibition met to-day NJ. de lafayette
presiding. Minister washburne and Messrsl For
ney and Biddle were present.
letter was received from the Minister or Com
mercc, VINO says:-'The French government can
not remain Indifferent 10 the grand solemnity at
Philadelphia. Ny predecessor decided that 1t was
necessary Tor France TO participate because he
was persuaded that the Exhibition would result in
the development or French relations abroad. The
Permanent Commission will soon be called upon
10 consider the best means or promoting French
participation In the Centennial Exhibition
Mr.. Forney said he was IN communication with
the Duke Decazes and the ViscOunt de Meaux on
the subject
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THE MINERS STRIKE In WALES.

THE MASTERS PROPOSITION TO THE WORK
MEN-FHrEEN THOUSAND MEN MAY DE OUT
OF WORK.
LONDON, April 1915 A. NJ.
The coal masters OF South Wales have agreed TO
stop the lockout for q week and throw open the
pits to miners with reduction OF ten per cent in
the terms OF labor; then, II work is not resumed,
a further reduction will be demanded.
The North Wales masters also Insist on the ten
per cent reduction. They give their men o week
TO consider the question.
1.-THE terms are rejected, 5000 men viii be out
On strike.
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THE BALLOT IN CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. April Q, IS

CHICAGO, April Q, 1875.
The town clerk OF South Chicago this morning
refused to sign the certificates Of those Candidates
who were declared elected IN the recent munici-
pal election. He justified his refusal by stating
that legaiites in the elections were carried 10
an extent when rendered tnem perfectly patent.
Repeating was openly practlsed. The ballot boxes
in the Fourth and Filth wards were, he says.
stuffed with between two and three thousand
votes. He asked that the election be set aside
for these reasons
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THE CATHOLIC CHURCH CRISIS.

CARDINAL MANNuNo's OPINION OF THE FIERY
ORDEAL FOR THE FAITH.
LONDON, April 10, 1875
Cardinal Manning opened the Catholic College
n Kenslngton yesterday with an address, in the
course OF which he said he REGARDED himself as
Entrusted with a commission OF warfare, for he
believed the Church was approaching crisis the
most fiery Tor 800 years
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DR. I. ID. ROGERS.

DR.. J. D. Rogers. whose sudden death at his
residence IN this city on the 9Th inst. shocked
large circle OF friends, was born In the State Of
Illinois, but passed the period OF boyhood mainly
at ST. Paul. MINI. At the breaking out OF the war
he enlisted in q regiment from his native place,
and for neritor1ous service was promoted TO the
captaincY oil MS company. subsequently he came
to New YORK, and after two years OF study grad
uatel IRON the Medical Department or the New
York University. HIS funeral Will take place on
Sunday afternoon, after which the remains VIII
be conveyed TO Noodawn Cemetery.
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CANADIAN SUGAR TRADE.

OTTAWA. ont, April 0. 1875
Mr. Devlin. ". p, waited on the Finance Minis
ter and represented that protection is not given
to the Montreal Sugar Refinery it VIII close MP, as
American sugar is allowed 10 come In at nearly
the same rates as the Montreal renners pay Tor
the raw material. The Finance Minister gave tine
deputatlon TO understand that relief would be
nj
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THE ARKANSAS TORNADO.

LITTLE Rock, April Q, 1875.
The storm OF last evening Frustrated telegraph
wires In all directions A nHmoer OF houses were
blown down, and ave persons we're killed and
leverll others wounded. About the same hour n
storm struck -Texsrkana, unr oOing the public
school building aud fatally wOundlng one enid
ana slightly nJurlng several others. Rain Tell IN
torrents flooding Tue streets throughout the city.
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SALT LAKE.

SALT LAKE CRY, Utah. April o. 1875.
In the poygamy case now on trial at Beaver,
Utah, Judge Boreman charges that polygamy COM
mitted prior, to 1862 IS punishable now, that big
amy is a continuous crime ana that the statutes
of Limitation do not apply. This is directly oppo-
site TO The charge oil Judge Emerson OF tals
district.
The Utah Northern Railroad Company have de-
termined TO extend their road Immediately. Tor
thirty miles, adopting the route Via the SODA
Springs, Utah.
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FRANCE.

SUBJECTS OF THE REPUBLIC SUMMONED FOR
SERVICE OF THE STATE.
PARIS. April 0. 1875
It's consuls TO summon, Tor the last time, french
subjects living abroad, VINO are liable to military
service, to have their names registered at the
pOnsulates.
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REGIMENT OF ADVENTURES EN- ROUTE.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. April 0, 1875
Black Hills excitement has reached this city.
Colonel G. q. Carpenter, the celebrated COM
mander OF the Jessie Scouts during the late war,
will start next week with a party OF ], 600 men
VINO me from all parts OF Missouri, Illinois and
Kansas. They 20 oy rail TO Cheyenne thence By
wagons to the mining district.
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SOUTH CAROLINA STATE DEBT.
cnArLEsrox. Aprll Q. 1875

Advices from Columbia report that the funding
Of the STATE debt IN the ucw consolidated oond
which was Temporarily checked DUNG the recent
effort 70 remove state treasurer CardoZo. mas
been resumed with great ACTIVITY. Inc greater
part OF the entire bonded de0t Will soon be ex-
changed Tor new bonds
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FATAL ACCIDENT.

Michael Wilson. residing at No. All East Twenty
second street, accidentally fell down stairs last
night and broke his collar bone. He was removed
10 Bellevue Hospital, where his condition is con-
sldered precarOus
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ANOTHER WIFE MURDER CASE.

NEW HAVEN, April O. 1875.
The trial OF Henry Kramer, OF Cheshire, charged
with killing his wife, Mary Kramer, with Ratchet,
on tire 10th OF last November, was concluded IN
the Superior Court this afternoon by tho jury re-
turning verdict OF guilty Ot manslaugher. The
accused was remaBded tor sentence and his
counsel gave notice OF q motion Tor a new trial.
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GERMANY AND CHINA.

BERLIN, April Q, 1875.
The difficulty between Germany and China rela-
tive TO the plundering OF the bark Prince Bis
marck has been satisfactorily settled.
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ated at Wizards Seminary Troy, N, T., and was
married IN the year 1874. Four children survive
her:-Hon. X. r. Nelson, 81. Paul, Mimi MRS. =
Cooperstown, y. ", and Mrs. r. I. starkweather'
krOOklYn. n. Y
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INCENDIARY FIRES.

VIcKsBUE5, Mss, April o. 1875.
The steamer Belle laZoo reports that fire on
Wednesday night last at Grcenvlle, MISS, de-
Btroyed Johnson's saw ana planting mills Ketch-
mans Bank and many other business and dwell
ing houses. The ire Is supposed TO be Inc worK
oil an lncendlaty.
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YOU ARE RUSHING BLINDLY INTO con-
sumption If you neg to take HALEs HONEY HoRE-
HOUND TAR for cough cold.
PIKE's 1ooTHAcaE DROPS in minute.
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A HEAVY FAILURE.

HALIFAX, N. s., April Q, 1875.
MessrA T. a Z. De Wolf a Co., commission and
shipping merchants. have failed. Their Liabilities
ire reported at si50000.
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THE PRoHIBIToRY LIQUOR LAW.
OTTAWA. Ont, April

OTTAWA, Ont, April 0, 1875.
Petitions for prohlbitory liquor law this session
have been extremely numerous, the total number
presented being AIS. They come from all parts OF
the Dominion, the most extreme places IN the
east and west having Iurnlsned their quota.
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NOMINATION OF A JUDGE

PROVIDENCE, r. l., April 0, 1875.
The legislative caucus this afternoon nominated
John FL. stiness, OF this city, for additional Judge
OF the Supreme Court.
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JUDGE A. A. ATocHA, OF NEW ORLEANS.
A telegram from New Orleans, under date OF the
9tn inst, reports as follows Judge A. A. Atocha,
or the Superior Criminal Court, and formerly
Provost Marshal under General Butler, died to-day.
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CUBA.
HAVANA, April 0, 1875.

HAVANA. April 0, 1875.
Captain General valmaseda has arrived at Las
Cruces, IN the jurisdiction OF Cienfregos.
HAVANA MARKETS.
HAVANA, April 0, 1878.
Spanish gold, 2lo a go; American, 221 do.
Exchange firm. On the United states, sixty GAYS
currency, SO IS premium; short sight, 90 80
premium. On London, 13g a 1il premium. on
Paris lis III premium. Sugar nrmer; demand
acuve and prices adyanced No. II Dutch stand
ard, Is l5ls reals per arrooe IN gold, u reals.
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A.-"KNow TuYSELF.n-TnAT GREAT EDU-
profound thinker and wreF Herbert Is
accempanyng his SPIRITS are Larger clements Of happi
lan any other things whatever, the teaching how
whatever" ibis i sound sentiment and one great
logical hysiene aud meaicai Science 10 subject -
more pracucal-nons comes nearer home 70 every man
MEDICAL ADVISER, ~ PLAIN ESGLsHi or MEDlcISE SIM
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ot anatomical. physiological, hygienic AMI ,meli-
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technical terms has geen as lar as possible avoided,
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ALL TILroN's TROUBLES 40 COMPARISON
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VOTING aA1Nsr 4 srrrKn.

SCRANTON, Ia, April ., 1875
vote BY ballot was taken to-day In the several
mines or the Delaware, LackUwanna and Western
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A.-THE EsPENCHIED HAT FOR THIS SPRING
cannot be surpassed in the essentials OF neneSs, dura
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DAvID's SPRING STYLE OF GENTL EMEN,s
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COUGH NEGLECTED MAY LEAD TO
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