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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-01-05
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-01-05
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The Morning herald., 1875-10-14

Policy dealers toothless vipers MD
bling at files.
A Partisan policeman suggests that the
names and residence Of their parents should
be sewed upon children's clothes.
The wheat crop Of France in 1874, &C.
cordins to the report Of the Minister OF
Agricultural, was 124,ooo,0oO hectoliters,of
22O1 pounds avoirdupois each, the largest
crop France ever produced, equal to 455,'
100000 bushels. The annual consumption
of wheat in France for all purposes is
about $3.50, 100000 bushels. France had
probably surplus from last years wheat
crop, over and above her annual consump.
tion, of abou, 124, ,e50,ooO bushels.
Bishop Holly, of Hayti, the only color
ed bishop of the P. f. Church in America
is at present in Washington, where ne
preached on Sunday, at the Church Of the
Epiphany, i'll 1ehal: Of the Haytien n'is'
sion.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-14
Hayes Majority In Hamilton.

CINCINNATI, o., Oct. 13. - Returns
from all the voting places in Hamilton Co.,
gives Hayes !, ,575 majority. The majority
for Young the Republican candidate for
Lieutepant Governor is much larger, the
Republicans will have working majority
in bo.h branches of the Legislature. The
Democrats still claim that when the returns
are received from the river counties, Hayes
majority Will be cut down but the Re-
publioans claim it will reach fully $4,000.
Many points in the upper river region are
remote from the telegraph, and will not be
heard from before tomorrow uight.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-14
7 he Nomen's international Chr1
tian Association.

P1rTsEuEc, Oct. 13.-The Women's III
ternstional Christian Association met here
Yesterday afternoon in the Second Presby-
terian Church. Mr. Lamson, OF Boston,
was elected President, and Mrs. John H.
Winters, of Dayton, Ohio, vice President.
An address of welcome was delivered by
Mrs. Felix L. Brunot, the retiling Presi-
dent. In the evening, Mr.. A. G. Bycrs, of
Columbus, Ohio, delivered the opening ad-
dress. There is very full representation
from the United States and foreign coun-
tries.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-14

scattered forces of the party, and this could
he have done by facing the issues of tlt
campaign, and manifcsting that interest II
reform that is felt by the poorest mechanic
in the State. Twas in error when l said II
was in his power to effect the concentration
of his forces noW. Bat that he could have
cone it, there can be no doubt non, his most
strenuous efforts would prove untimcly.
With this lassitude in its own ranks has
the Democratic party to contend, even
though victory has been within its easy
reach and unless some unknown force
from some unseen quarter shall speedily
come to the rescue, you may rest assured
that the Democratic party, like some great
army without generals guides, will sway
into the broad highway Of Utter rout.
WHAT ZEN TEMPLE SAYS.
Benjamin L. Temple, chairman Of the
City Executive Committee, informed yonr
correspondent last night that he had the best
reason in the world for believing that Hart
ranft would carry Pennsylvania by thirty
five thousand majority. The intelligence
and the source from whence it came reached
the ears of the well known Bill McMul-
lin, who VOWS, that should he meet with
Temple he'll demolish him.
THE PILGRIMS AGAIN,
Stimulated to action by the result of the
Ohio election, the friends of Gcnl Bingham
have assembled in great force, and will de-
mand that the report of the committee of
" sixty-two," denouncins the general as IN
fit for Republican candidacy, shall be re-
scinded. 1t is quite probable that the siren
uous pursuit of this course will lead to the
endorsement and election of Bingham.
THE HARRowGATE DISASTER.
A conference between the managers Of
the Pennsylvania and Reading Railroad
companies yesterday, resulted in an agree
ment to have the cars of the former run
over the track of the latter, from German
town Junction to the city. This will result
in the avoidance of all disasters to dummy
engines hereafter ; and now Philadeiphians
can travel to their homes from their places
of bu. i ess in the city without fear of death
or loss of limbs.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-14

In New Haven, after the cnl;e contain
ing the remains of little child had been
taken from one lot to another and renter
red there, black -and-tan terrier lay down
by the grave, and would not be driven
away either by coaxing or menaces.
An extremely we'll educated bird, spe-
cies of canary, of dark mottled color, il
exhibited by San Francisco Chinaman.
At the word of command it selects out of
q series Of envelopes. those containing
cards which have the day Of the month
and the hour Of day, rarely, if ever, max
ing q mistake.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-14
ONE CENT.

missed from employment al The basin. The
President called tie Council to The business
OF the evening, md the first ballot was
| taken with 10 for Canbv. 5 for Allan Ruth,
one for Farrs. one for John Ruth and four
for c. B. I. Sniith.
Second bal!ot--Canby 10; A. Euth, Z;
G. B. +. SmiSh. !.
Third balio CanLy, 10; A. FutA, 6;
Smith,.
MIR. Underwood moved an adjournment
yeas and nays being called the motion was
lost by 6 to IL.
Fourth ballot-Canby, 10; Ruth, 8;
Smith, 3.
Fifth ballo'-Canby, 10; Euth, Z;
Smith. 3; Farra, !.
sixth ballot-Canhy, 10; Ruth, Q;
Smith. 9.
A moion TO adjourn here made wsa lost
by seven 10 fourteen.
Mr.. Farrell arose to say that the reason
Of the failure to elect the Chief Engineer
was the intervention of personal clique, and
he would capt Acknowledgement by sue
cumbing for the once and voting for Allan
Ruth This conclusion caused lively
satisfaction.
The seventh ballot was then taken with
the following result Ruth, II Candy, To-
On motion Council adjourned to meet
this evening in regular session.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-14
European Mails.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 13.-The agent of the
Williams & Guion line of steamers has ad-
vjsed the Post Office Department that the
steamship Nevada, scheduled 20 sail from
New York on the 26th inst, with the Uni
ted States mails for Europe, will not sail on
that day, as she is detained at Liverpool for
repairs. This is the only steamer scheduled
to sail on that date with European mails.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-14
Political Points.

ChiefJustice Waite appears again as a
Presidential candidate. The Washington Stc'
thinks he is the coming man for the Repub-
lcan nomination.
The Massachusetts, Democrats will open
their campaign with grand rally at Faneuil
Hall in Boston tomorrow evening. The
Hon. S. s. Cox will be one of the speakers.
Ex-Gov. Brown of Georgia is a man to be
exhibited as curiosity. He declares that
there is "no position at Washington that
he would accept, if Offered" There are
several men in the country who do not feel
that way.
Gen. Robert Toombs has been talking
again. This time his subject was the cur
rency. He thinks gold the only real basis
good for anything, and denounces paper
money as delusion. He is in fsvor of re-
sumption as to future contracts, but opposed
to past contracts. He is very severe on the
bondholders as the worst oppressors of the
people.
Mr.. John DALEY of Oakland, Md, is a
candidate for Doorkeepcr to the House of
Representatives, Mr.. DALEY was long the
proprietor of the Glades Hotel at Oakland.
He is the father-in-law of Gen. Crooke of
the regular army, and his house was the
scene of one of the romantic incidents of the
war. Gen. Crooke, then in command in
Cumberland, was visiting his future wife,
when her brother, captain Of guerrillas in
the Shenandoah Valley, stole through the
lines with a small force, surrounded the
house, captured Crooke, successfully made
off with him. Soon after Crooke got cx-
changed, and revenged himself by making
a permanent capture of the daughter.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-14
DL5MOND STATE LOAN ASSOCf4-
T{ON.

This Association met last night in the Of
flee Of George c. Maris, 3rd and Market
streets, D. Woolman, presiding. The follow
ing sums were sold:
Fifth series, 5000 at 80 per cent; 5th Sc
ries, $500 at 90; 5th series, 5000 at 25,%:
LIST series, $500 at 5 4-5; LIST series, $500 at
~ 1st series, $40 at Is; lst series,
$500 at f.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-14
,1MMARY OF THE NEWS

The remains of Arthur s. johnson, of
,1timore, the Washington Monument
,;c;de, were taken in charge by his parents
Nd were removed to Uniontown, Weste III
arvland, for internent. James A. john
n. father of the deceased, had been en-
,aed as machinist by the Baltimore &
hio Railroad Company, but had recently
pen discharged. Deceased had been a
erk and was also without employment
vheu living in Washington the young
an was thrown from a horse and since
8 suffered from periodical spells of in
nifty. #
A. meeting Of the Peace Urion in New
|ork, last night, a resolution was passed
lmand;ng a Consre. sional investigation of
e Indian troubles.
Athletics S-Hartford 7.
The Republican majority in the State of
IVA is estimated at thirty thousand.
1t thought that Nebraska has gone
publican by large majority.
Hamilton county, Ohio gave 1900 Re-
bliean majority.
Hon. Thomos r. Bayard addressed
tge Conservative meeting iu Eichmod,
lat night.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-14
IN THE TOlLS.

No cases on the Police record. Before Ts-
quire Frazer, last evening, James Williams,
living on Liberty street, charged by Annie
Brown with threatening TO break her neck.
Williams was given hearing and the plain
tiff s case having been sustained, he was
held for $500 bail, in default of which, he
was committed to the watchful care of one
of our City guardians. Whisky seemed to
have been the cause OF James trouble.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-14
WOMENS' TEMPERANCE SOCIETY

" OM ENVY TEMFTNANCE NOC7E1I
This Society met yesterday afternoon, on
the corner of 9th and Shipley Streets to
make arrangements for it's State Annual
meeting, which will be held in the First,
Presbyterian church on Tuesday, the 18th
inst, There will be three sessions of the
meeting, one at 1890 a. M, one at 3p. m.,.
and one at 7.SO in the evening. Mrs. Annie
Wittenmier, and Mrs. DR.. French, of Phila-
delphia, will deliver addresses. ~
The Morning herald., 1875-10-14
Annual RcDort.

bns,, 4okk' Oct. 13.-The following is q
H. sol 'he annual report of President
n.. W.. 'he fiscal year ending June 30,
h rn,Sehted ", today to the stockholders
,,"'" "ss'eFh Union Telegraph Company
res s.''S receipts for the year from all
ksa ~ except proceeds of bonds, were
b, ~. A., oo' W The gross expenses were
| hf IL. u; the difference, s., ,229, ,1eo SO,
The Morning herald., 1875-10-14
TREASURY DEPARTING
Failure of q Broker.

LONDON, Oct. 13.-To-day is settling day
at the Stock Exchange. The failure was
announced Of Henry strachau, stock and
share broker, of No 50 Throgmor.on street.
His liabilities are said to be heavy.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-14
lug Su' u'ts-TWeed and Rwasny

ts-IWecd and SWetMy.
k' loRk, Oct. 13.-The suits Of the
against Peter B. Sweeny, and the
|. william NJ. Tweed, were up for argu-
'0-0ay IN the Supreme Court on pre-
' motions. In Sweeny's case the
n, m was lor new bill of particulars
~ lhe complaint more definite;
/. -. :" weeds case the application was
.n. ~. Vi thirty days TO enable the de-
.", A.. oeo before the Court of Appeals
'a'or to have the decision of the
., .efh upset, which reversed Judge
Nd wv 10 oraer in special term, granting
'u bill of particulars.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-14
Furnaces i'm Blast,

|EDASoN, PA.,. Oct. 12.-G. Dawson
|eman, of the Lebanon furnaces, put one
pace in blast to-day, and a second one
\ follow as soon as it can be made ready.
North Cornwall and Bird Coleman fur
ssTe also preparing to start.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-14
Death OF a Railroad Off, ial.

LEBANON, Pa, Oct. 13.-John D, Chris
p, Esq, trackmaster Of the Lebanon
|lley, Lebanon and fremont, Reading and
Pumbia, schuylkill and susquehanna, and
|arryville branches of the Philadelphia
Heading Railroad, died this morning of
PAoil pneumonia. He was about fifty
years of age, and leaves a family.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-14
,e Seizure Of an AbScO nd ing Eank
officer.

MONTREAL, Oct. 13.-1nformation re-
)ved here concerning the capture of Mr..
chols, the absconding bank manager and
son, is to the effect that they were caught
St. Augustine, Fla, by Detective Harry
|vis, of New York, who found $4,000 on
Fir persons.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-14
The Lates. from lEanil;o II.

CINCINNATI, o., Oct. 1'.-Full returns
from Hamilton county give Hayes $50 ma
jority and elect entire Republican ticket ex-
cept one Senator, Probate Judge, County
Commissioner and Director of the County
Infrmary, with one or two representatives,
doubtful.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-14
BRANDY-HO!

Deputy collector, H. II. Prettyman, ESQ.
went down to Dover on Tuesday last and
near the capital discovered an unstamped
cask of brandy, concealed in the stables of
Ralph AckeE:an. AS there was insuflicent
evidence to conyict Ackcman Of illicit deal
ing in the article, he was not arrested but
the liquor was seized and brought to this
The Morning herald., 1875-10-14
CuyahOGa RepaNliCn.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Oct. 13.-Complcte
returns of Cuyahoga county give Hayes
61c0 majority, Republican gain of $500
over 1873. The Democrats concede the
State to the Republicans by 1900 majority.
The Republicans are jubllant tonight over
t'leir victory.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-14
LECTURE IN THE OPERA HOUSE

On Monday evening, October 25th, lee
ture entitled "The Catholic Church in this
Century," will be delivered in the Opera
House, by the Hon. A. NJ. Kelley, President
of the Irish Catholic Church Benevolent
Union, U. s., and Mayor Of Richmond.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-14
Il CORRECTION,

In yesterdays HERALD the statement
that Thomas Welsh is an innkeeper, is in
correct. Furthermore Mr.. Welsh wishes
it stated that it was not at his solicitations
that he received the appointment Of deputy
from the Sheriff but at the special request
Of that functionary.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-14
HuSDensl0,..

T.. l." 1oRK, Oct. 13.-The liabilities of
t',.'' b. Hunter & Co., tea importers and
''u'ah commission merchants, whose
!'"ss'h was announced here yesterday,
eS''mated at s1,5oo,Ooo. A meeting of
. ereoltors will be held to-day,
The Morning herald., 1875-10-14

Ter Explosion and Loss Of Lifo
frRolT, Oct. 13.-The steam tug Miller
lOded her boiler and sank in Thunder
'llS morning. Captain Miller and his
were killed, and the fireman was Sc
'ly injured.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-14
The Case of MinnesOta's ex-Audtto
-McIlrath Acquitted.

ST. PAUL, MINI. Oct. 13.-One of the in
dictments against Charles Mc1lrath, the
late State Auditor, for ma]fcasance in office
in connection with school lands, was tried
yesterday. The jury rendered verdict Of
not guilty.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-14
RObb~t Mt a Railway Station.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct. 13.- Joseph
NcCarty of West Virginia, was robbed OF
81 ZOO while standing on the platform OF
the In lianopolis, Bloomington, and Wes-
tern Railroad, as the train was leaving the
DEPOT, by three men who jumped on the
train. Mr.. McCarty thinks the men follow
ed him from West Virginia.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-14
ExtraLiting . FOrger.
". Y. Herald.

". 7. Herald.
This morning the mandate Of extradi-
ton in the case of Gottlob Wilhelm Lud-
wig Zenneh, the Saxon foreer. is expected
to arrive in this city from the Secretary Of
State at Washington. 1t will come to
Messrs Solomon & Burke counsel for the
German Empire in this city,who will have
it vised by the German Consul General in
New York, and this being done, the forgep
will be taken out of Ludlow Street Jail
and placed on board the Brennan steamer
Donau. No detective or United States
Marshal will accompany him to Germany
he being given ipto the charge OF the Cap
tain Of the Dvn!u, who makes himself re-
eponsible for tne prisoners safe keeping.
ZenncE, who was cloth merchant at,
Glancl,au, in Saxony, became bankrupt
last year in the SUN Of 25o,0 tlalers.
After his fight it was ascertaiued that he
had committed iorgcries to the extent Of
about 5000 thalers. When he ab. conded
he abandoned his family, leaving them no
word ofwhere lie had gone. After being
here for some time he obtained employ
ment as clerk in the house OF Kuhn, Leob
4 Co., where lle WIS arrested on the 10th
Of July by Detective Tiemann
-->>>--
Franz Liszr, disgusted with the National
ConServatorum, at Pesth, O. which he was
nominated president, has left Pesth in q
huff and o,ope ~ W>s,,ns.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-14
The Weather To-day.

Eor Tho Middle and Eastern States Slowly
fling barometer, northeast to southeast aciaas,
|rnsr and partly cloudy sceather.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-14
COLLISION ON THE ". CIV. RR

As the passenger train of the Wilmington
and Western Railroad was approaching the
city, yesterday afternoon, it collided with
several freight cars at the junction of the
Wilmington Il Western railroad, with the
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
railroad. Owing to the prompt action Of
the engineer nothing was damaged or 10
one injured,
The Morning herald., 1875-10-14
EnsIand and China Negotiations
Progress Ing EavOraDly.

LONDON, Oct. 13.-The Pail MaN Gazette
of this evening says that private kilograms,
dated Shanghai to-day (and probably Pekin,
Oct. 6.), say that the British negotiations
arc progressing fayorably.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-14
Salmon Eggs for can. da.

OTTAWA, Oct. 13.-Professor Baird, of
Pshington, has presented !he Fisheries De-
ftment with 100000 eggs of his California
|mon, from the State Matching house at
framen:o.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-14
WASHINGTON.
NEWS FROM THE CAlI7AL
Army Orders.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 13.-Leave of Abb
sence for one year on surgeons certificate
of disability has been granted Major F. D.
Judd, Paymatter U. s. A. at Detroit. Mich,
with permission to 60 beyond sea.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-14
Post Office Robbery.

MILFORD, Pa, Oct. 13.-The Pest office
at this place was entered by thieves last
night, and robbed of about 500 in money
so worth of postage stamps.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-14

l1s Tslegraphic Dispatches are furnished to
Morning Herald, by tho American Press
|sociation, over the atlantic and Pacific
Ikqraphic Co.'S wires.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-14
e'efGay's Suicide-Tho Body Re.
COSnlxed

|AL1lNoRE Oct. 13.-The dead body of
young man who committed suicide yes
lay afternoon by jumping from the top
Fe column of Washington Monument at
[@ vernon Place has been recognized as
Vi Arthur s. johnson, whose father
ucs at No. 1lS South Gilmore street,
'N'ore' Ills age was twenty years.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-14
$4,000 Republican

DEsMo1NEs, ia, Oct, 13.-Fuller and
later despatch rocfrmes the estimate of 35-
600 Republican majority in the State.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-14
Nebraska Republican.
Republican Majority.

DEsMoINEs, Iowa, Oct. 13.-The latest
returns f.om the State confirm the report
that the Republican majority on State
ticket will reach $4,000.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-14
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$4,000 Majority.

COLUMBUS, o., Oct. 13-Tho Democrat
now concede the State to the Republicans
by fifteen thousand maj, lity.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-14
Relieved from Prohibition,

WASHINGTON, Oct. 13.-The Secretary of
the Treasury has issued the following cir
cular 10 Collectors OF Gu IONS.
Treasury DEPARTMENT.,
Washington, D. c., Oct. l3, 1875.
The department having received through
the Department of States copy of dispatch
from the United States Vice-Consul at Sc
vile, Spain, the complete disappearance of
the hoof and mouth disease among cattle,
sheep and pigs in the province Of Seville,
and in almost all the other provinces of
Spain, direct that future importations from
the province Of Seville be relieved from the
prohibition contained in departments let
ter Of July 81, 1875.
(Signed), B. H. BR1srow, Sec.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-14
Stcsmsh p Arrivals AMI Dep sr.
lures.

LIVERPOOL, Oct. 13-The steamship In
diana, Of the American Line, sailed from
here for Philadelphia at G O'Clock last even
ing.
ANTWERP, Oct. 13.-The steamship Ned
erland, of the Fed Star Line, passed Flush
ing at 5 O'Clock last evening, outward bound
for Philadelphia. The steamship State Of
Nevada arrived here at noon to-day from
New York.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-14
POLITICAL.
HOE e DEFINITE RETURNS.

NEWS FROM OHIO, IOWA AND NJ
BHASKA-A WAVE OF REPUBLICAN
SutCE,SSES-CAPEY AND HIS TEN
h II A N CE PRiNCIP S-OiilO
LARGELY RErCILICAN.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-14
Hamilton County.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 13.-This, Hamilton
county, gives Republican majority on State
ticket of about 1900. Carey, Dem, fer
Lieut.. Gov. runs behind his ticket every:
where. All Republican county ticket elect
ed excep. County Commissioner and Pro-
bate Judge, but it will require the official
count to determine accurately the election
of these two. The majority for Hayes in
the State is now put at 10000.
Nebraska Republican.
OMAHA, Neb., Oct. 13--The Republican
majority in Nebraska is overwhelming,
although full figures have not been received.