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New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
CANADIAN AFFAIRS.

SPEECH OF THE HON. ALEXANDER hACKENZiE--
SATISFACTORY PROGRESS OF TIE IRANs-CoHTf-
MENTAL LINE-A PLEA FOR RECPROCITY-sNOw
AT MONTREAL AND COLLINGwooD.
TORONTO, Oct. 12.-The Hon Alexander
Mackenzie, Premier OF the Dominion Of Canada. adj
dressed his constituents yesterday sarn reviewing
the of events during the past two years under his
administration In the Of his speech be said tho
Government hoped TO have $50 miles OF railway
pleted between Red River anu Lake Superior
The Government still carefully collecting evi.
dence upon which TO decide 10 the final location OF tho
line TO British Columbia He also expressed congraua
tions upon the improved tone exhibited by the United
States Government in relation TO commercial reciprocity
and wnile regretng that the recent negotiations had
temporarily failed, pointed out how important gain To
both manufacturing agricultural and other interests Of
Canada would have resulted from the adoption Of the
treaty.
MONTREAL, Oct 12.-Messrs. st. Pierre and Thebault
prominent lawyers, and Alderman Roy, have been In
dcted by the grand jury for being implicated in the anti
vaccination riots.
The first Of the fell here to-day month
earlier than last year. There also heavy fall OF
at Ottawa. In Colngwood six inches Of snow
fell last night. Considerable damage done TO fruit
and ornamental trees by the heavy weight Of break
falling there this morning
FokT GARRY, Manitoba, Oct. 12.-The Indian Commits
siOncrs have returned after weeks treaty trip
All the chiefs who not present at the treaty council
last year attended this and signed the treaty
The entire body Of Indians professed themselves wen
satisfied About half the number sgnifed their willing
10 settle upon reserves and reserves being
surveyed by the Wagner Commissioners
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
ANTI.TAMMANY CANDIDATES.

CONCLUSIONS OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF
TO THK COUNTY COSvESIION-THE RENoMINA-
IION OF DISTRICT-ATTORNEY PHELPS AND RE-
CoRDER uACRETT APPROVED-TnE REST OF THE
PROPOSED TICKET.
The Executive Committee of the anti Tam
many organization met last evening at the Everett House
Emanuel b. Hart presided and there a very largo
attendance OF the members. Speeches were made
BY Benjamin Wood, James 0BreH, John
Hardy ex-Judgc Spaulding Of the Marine Court,
Rufus +. Andrews, john Hart, James Hayes, Peter
Mitchell, FeOdOr Mierson, James ID. McClelland and
many others After session OF four hours the Commit
tee agreed upon the candidates DE recommended the
County Nominating Convention this evening follows:
For Judge Of the Superior Court. Charles f. Sanford
For Judge OF the Court OF Common Pleas ID Mcmahon.
For Judges of the Marine Court Charles Crary and
Joseph Koch.
For County Judge, Col Henry A. Gllderseeve.
For Recorder, John X. Hackett.
For District-Attorney Benjamin X. Phelps
For Coroner, Moritz Elinger.
For Surrogate. William C. Trapbagen.
1t was understood that these would be accept
able TO the Republicans and the other organizations op
posed 10 Tammany Hail, except that Of ID. Mcmahon
which had not been submitted for approval. The
Conference Committee, II stated had originally
agreed upon the nomination of william G. Traphagen for
fudge Of the Court OF Common Pleas but Committee
largely In favor Of nominating him for Surrogate
which made Q change IN tho plan necessary,
Th sSssssss sAst Arss nominations viu be atIned BY
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
THE COLOMBIAN REPURLIC.

THE MAGDALESA RIVER OPEN TO COMMERCE-FBD-
ERAL TROOPS EXPECTED AT PASAMA-IHE PREsI-
DENTS REPLY TO ADMIRAL MULLANY.
PANAMA, Oct 1.-The State of Panama is at
present to all appearance quiet The from Bogoa
and the Atlantic States OF the Union Is OF nature to
show that peace has been established In the Republic.
The German steamer Augusta, atAspinwall from BaTran
qula brings the that the revolution in Magdaena
is ended. The Magdalena River is again open.
Bolivar and Magdalena may be said 10 have renounced
their preensions though the Legislature Of the former
protested against the the National Executive had
made Of the Federal forces and Treasury The people OF
Panama in daily expectation OF the arrival Of tho
National troops, intended for the protection Of tho
transit good deal OF anxiety and distrust is eX.
pressed about what may be the consequence Of their
IL Is feared they may be used 10 oyerurn the Govern
The Legislature is in session, and has passed
eral laws OF local importance The consuls have been
formed that the President, Dr. Pablo Aroscmena,
WILL in the presence OF the Assembly take charge OF the
Presidency to-day the 1st inst. The rebel faction at
Chame has subsidized into Quetness.
The correspondence Of Admiral Muany and the Presi
dent in view of the troubles has been published
Replying 10 the Admiral the President said ON the 22d
nit, that in all the domestic disputes in the State the
transit had been respected. and that all foreigners
naming neutral in these conflicts had always been pro-
eced that with respect Ia the placing OF troops here
by the Federal Government no difficulty would be en-.
the State entirely friendly. The L. :. steamers
Omaha and Richmond in the harbor, also the Pc
ruvian frigate Union. The shawmut arrived at Aspn-
winwa from Norfolk, Va, on the 18th ult.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
FARLY RETURNS.

LARGE REPUBLICAN GAINS IN THE CITIES AND
FARMING DIsTRICrs-DEMoCRATIC GAINS IN THE
IRON AND COAL DISTRICTS.
COLUMBUs, Ohio, Oct. 1.-THE Republicans
receive returns in the City Hall. The Democratic
Committee as if apprehensive that they would have
no news to rejoice over, hired no hall, but had a
telegraph wire connected with their office. The
first return was from the Third Ward of Columbus,
and announced Republican gain of 81. The First
Ward followed with the surprising gain of Ill.
These cheering reports were accepted by the fast
gathering crowd in the hall as a sure omen of
victory.
6:15 p. m.-Youngstown reports gain for Allen
of go the first cheering news received by the
Democrats This il more than offset by reports from
smaller towns.
o. m.-The net Republican gain thus far is 331,
reports from about twenty-five towns being in The
manufacturing and coal-mining towns on the
Reserve continue to show gains for Allen. In Cleye-
land and in the farming districts Hayes gains hand
somely Hayess gain in Columbus from four wards
is 463
$50 p. m..-From present indications the state
will be close. The Democrats gain in nearly all the
county seats and large towns. and the Republicans
gain in the country. The net Republican gain at
this hour is 2S5.
REPUBLICAN VICTORY CERTAIN.
10 p. m.-Heavy Republican gains in Cleveland
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
THE OHIO ELECTION.
THE INFLATIONIsTs DEFEATED.

THE INFLATIONISTS DEFEATED.
HAYES ELECTED BY ABOUT 5000 MAJORITY.
LARGE REPUBLICAN GAINS IN THE CITIES AND on
The MISUNDERSTANDING GAINS IN THE IRON
AND COAL REGIONs-THE REPUBLICANS CARRY
HAMILTON COUNTY BY $500 MAJoRITY-No
NEWS ABOUT THE LEGISLATURE.
Returns from Ohio give undoubted assurance
that the Republicans have carried the State.
Their majority is estimated at 5000. They
have made great gains in Cincinnati, Cleve-
land, Columbus and other cities, and on
the Reserve. The Democrats have made
gains in the iron and coal regions, and in
strong Democratic counties, but it is thought
they will not be sufficient to overcome the Re-
publican increase. Hamilton County is claimed
by the Republicans at majority OF $500.
No news about the Legislative tickets has been
received.
The following are the State candidates prOba-
bly, elected:
FOr I0rern0r. .Rntner1Ofu H. hayes
For Leaendnt- Orern0r... Thomas l.. Young.
For Supreme Judge. George W. Mcllyaine.
dUditOr.. -'Ia1nes W lllldmS.
Attorney General. ...........- John Little.
Treasurer r..................J. Minor Mlliken.
Mem. Board Pub. U0rks.. Peter Thatcher.
sRenomnated.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
BROOKLYN EFFORTS TO SECURE MOODY AND
SANKEY.

The Rev. Drs. II. Dewitt Talmage, William
Ives Burlington, and Theodore L. Cuyler and Major
Benz r. CorwD Superintendent OF the Tabernacle Sun
day-schoo went to Philadelphia yesterday to induce
the revival meeting committee OF that city to release
Moody and sankey from their engagements, so
they may begin the proposed series of revival meet
ings the Rink building, in Brooklyn on Oct 81 in ac-
cordsnce with previous announcements. The Brooklyn
Committee OF Arrangements met at the Young Mems
Christian Association at p. yesterday, when
they received dispatch from DR.. Talmage, announcing
that MI Moody would be in Brooklyn on Oct. "a Tho
return OF the committee from philadelphia Is awaited TO
obtain the full details OF what appears TO be new ar
rsngement.
Tho Rev. Dr. Tama9e and his associates returned from
Philadelphia last evening" and reported that Messr.
Moody spd sankey would surely begin their revival work
thst As Meetings sha begin In Brooilyh week earlier
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
THE DEMOCRATS GIVE UP THE CONTEST.
HAYEs's MAJORITY FROM 5000 TO 15,0O0-No


DOUBT OF HIS ELECTION.
tBr TELEGRAPH IRON A srArF CORRESPONDENT OF THE
TRIBUSE.l
COLUMBUS Midnight. The Democratic head
quarters are nearly deserted, and the few who
remain give up the contest, except the
plucky Chairman, who says that he has
not lost hope, although it looks very
bad for Allen. The City Hall is crowded with ju-
bilant Republicans. The situation is briefly as fol-
lows Hayes is now over 1000 ahead, with large
part Of the Western Reserve to hear from aud GER
tainty of heavy gains in Cincinnati. Allen continues
to gain here and there, especially in the northwest
and in the heavy Democratic counties in the central
part Of the State but every batch of returns
these gains are more than offset, so that when
the balance is struck there is always q net gain
for Hayes.
The manufacturing towns are nearly all in, but
there are n great many benighted back coun-
try precincts to come in yet, and nearly
all of them will give Allen lift.
do not therefore think it safe
to count on over 5000 majority for Hayes. although
many Republicans insist that he will have from
10000 to $4,000. 1t is certain that he is
elected, and the question is only one of majority
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
the Republican County Convention which win meet
again Friday evening.
SKETCHES OF THE CANDIDATES.
Recorder John X. Hackett, the Republican

Recorder John X. Hackett, the Republican
candidate for reelection Recorder, is OF the late
actor John Hacket whose representations OF Fdstar
and orher characters from Shakespeaes plays for
than quarter Of a century made his famous both
in this country and Great Britain John X Hackett
born in Utica n V, and having received fair educa
ton began the study OF the law, with Horatio Seymour
and Francis Herman fellow-students He was admit
ted to the bar in this city after he became Of age
and had obtained q good practice, when In
1850, he induced TO go 20 California
believing that 1t offered better field for
q young and ambitious He formed a law partner
ship san Francisco with Eugene Cassery, aferward
United States Senator. Mr.. Hackett wns eected Cor
pOraton Counsel Francisco, and served one term
lie returned to NewYork in 1857 and become associated
in law work with John L. Deycln, then Corporation
conducting suits behalf Of the city In 1866 John
Hoffman, then Recorder, chosen Mayor. and Mr
Hackett was appointed to fill his unexpired term. lie
afterward elected on the Tamnany HAN ucke' anu
has occupied the position since that tine.
BENJAMIN X. Phelps, the candidate for Dis
trctAtoney for the second time, was born in Haver
b Essex County, Mass and is about so years old HIS
college education was received Mt YALE and he was grad
uated In the famous class of 1853, which numbered
among It's members Wayne McVegh Of Pennsylvania
George W. Smallcy, T. G. Stedman, Charlton T. Lewis,
Gen Randall L. Gibson, and others He studied law ana
came TO this city in 1856. In 1866 he was appointed
Assistant United Stated DistrctAtoney and served In
that position until 1870 In 1872 he nominated for
Districts Attorney by the Republicans and Apollo Hail
Democrats, and his nomination approved by the
Committee OF Seventy. He the same ticket with
the late Mayor Wm F. ayemcyer and defeated Charles
D0nohue, the Tammany nominee, since elected Judge OF
the supreme Court
TOR other losdl political aees see FUta Pd0e]
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES.

ACTION OF THE COUNTY CONVENTION
Only PART OF THE TICKET MADE UP-DisTRiC'-A'-
ToRNEY PHELPS AND RECORDER hA'AH
NAMED AS CANDIDATES FoR RE-ELECTloN-ihE
REMAINING NOMINATIONS DEFERRED UNI"
Yp1p.y rvENING-rHE ACTION or THE ANTI
r.uu.xy ORGANIZATION WAITED FORA COM
pS,uoS TICKET IxPECTEp-FACTs CoNCERN-
ING THE CANDIDATES.
pistrict-Attorney Phelps was renominateu ias'
evening by the Republicans, who also placed ne
oorder Hackett upon their ticket. The nomination
of the other candidates was postponed Col joel
w. Mason made some remarks in presenting the
name of Mr.. Phelps, and Collector Arthur spoke IN
high terms of the Recorder in bringing forward his
name for the support of the representatives oil the
party.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
NOMINATIONS TO THE LEGISLATURES.

HUDSON, n. Y, Oct. 1.-THE Republicans
Of XIth District have nominated b. Plat Carpenter
for Senator.
CARMEL, n. Y, Oct. 12.-The Putnam County
Prohbitioniss to-day nominated Samuel X. Ferris for
member Of Assembly, and approved the nomination Of
:. b. Hubble for Senator.
WHITEHALL, n. Y, Oct. 12.-Emerson Z.
Davis received the Democratic nomination for member Of
Assembly for the lid District today.
ALBANY, Oct. 1.-THE Republicans OF the
lid Judicial District have nominated Judge John Cad
man Of Columbia County for Judge.
MIDDLETowN, n. Y, Oct. 12.--At a Rcpub-
lcan Convention OF the Xth District to-day Senator
Edward NJ. Madden was rcnominated, but declined.
Morgan Shut Of Monroe, for 26 years member OF the
Supervisors of Orange County, was then NOM
mated by aCclamatiOn.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
FALL FROM TIE TOP OF A MONUMENT.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 12.-This afternoon an I'M
known 80 years old threw himself fell from
the top of the Washington Monument AT Mount Vernon
place. fall Of $50 feet and crushed to shapeess
mass. Nothing found about his person indicating
his name and up to p the body has not been iden-
fed. He was genteelly clad. A note was found in a
pocket Of his clothing. which read:
Now. Miss Cobb, leave thee in these words hoping
to hear from you:
Fare thee well and IL forever.
Still forever fare thee well.
Zen though unforgiyen, never
'Gainst thee shall my heart rebel ."
The body lies ut the Middle District Station for denti
fcatiop
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
SOUTH AMERICAN STATES.

THE FINANCIAL PROSPECTS OF PERU IMPROVED
BRAZIL AND BOLIVIA ON BAD TERMs-THg STATE
OF SIEGE RAISED IN ECUADOR.
PANAMA, Oct. 1.-Advices from Peru to the
Goth ut state that since arrangement has been made
between the banks and the Government affairs in gen.
eral had assumed q more promising aspect. Tho
great number of people depending the National Treas
ury had ceased to grumble and the clamors Of widows
and orphans wero hushed Some trouble Is expected to
attend the elections for Presidential electors held
the 18th Of October Montero has been gaining
ground Of late Some fear felt in Peru that the Argen
tine Republic may go to war with Chill about the Straits
Of Magellan
The brigands continue their dopredatons life and
property in Chilli
rhe Argentine Government has warned that Of Brazil
that will not permit any vessels OF the Empire
enter any Of the afiuents OF the River Plate.
The Brazilians are actively engaged In constructing
important works OF fertilization Atao Island Serious
dsagreements have occurred between the Bolivian Com
missioner, Gen. Mea, and the Brazilian Commissioners
appointed TO settle the boundary question between
Bolivia aud Brazil.
The latest dates from la Paz Bolivia. TO Aug IS
The country tranquil present. but serious fears arc
entertained that disturbances will occur at the elections
IL thought the struggle will really betwe
two Minister'S, Gen. Dana and Don Mariana Baptista,
The Treasury continues pcnniess and the employees
only being paid small sums account OF their salaries
that the internal debt OF the country to $429
331 2S Upward of 20 political cxes-among hom are
DR.. Corral and Gen. Queyedo-haye been sentenced 10
terms OF Imprisonment ranging from three to years
for completely in recent revolutions.
In Ecuador there are, according TO the GudtdQsui
Repu6iico, Sept %, two partics-the Catholic Con
servstiye party and tine Liberal party The has
been ID years in existence and represents the friends
and admirers OF Garcia Moreno IL believes In divine
right and openly declares that 1t the only party that
Reputea is in favor Of Don Antonio Borrero for next
President The last news from Quito, by express. was
that the 18th ut the state of siege had raised
and registers OF elections ordered be opened II
thought that the canidsture of Flores would
ail from his having been nominated too late The Gov
ernment continues TO exile any leading who speaks
too freely his opinions the political situation OF the
country.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
COMMENTS IN THIS CITY ON THE ELECTION.

The election in Ohio was eagerly discussed
yesterday afternoon and evening in this city in hotels,
In the places which politicians resort and else
At the Fifth Avenue Hotel IL the prevailing topic of
conversation. No had any idea how the State had
gone for the few which had been received
SO meager they afforded cew TO the result The
general opinion seemed be that the state had gone
Republican, but 1t universally believed that there
would close vote. The betting about 100 to 80
on Hayes The hard money seemed TO be decidedly
In the majority and reasonably confident that the
result IN Ohio would be triumph for their principles
(IOr ether Eeetions see FVth Pues.j
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
GAINS FOR BOTH SIDES.
IaREERAL PRESS DIsPArCBHs.l

CINCINNATI, Oct. 12-S:3O p. NIT is es-
timaed that the of the State will reach 100000
As far as heard from, the Republicans gain in every
county except Mahonng and possibly Franklin. Cuya-
hoga County is said to have given 5000 Republican
majority. Later returns from number OF the north
eastern counties mostly mining districts give Demo
cratic gains.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 12-9 p. m-An immense German Re-
publican vote has been poed Later hdings from the
Reserve are not so favorable for the Republicans.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
THE STATE CONCEDED TO THE REPUBLI-
CANS.

The DEMOCRATS GIVE HAYES 5000 MAJORITY.
loEHnRAL PRKss DrsPATcH.
CIScINNATI Midnight.-The Democratic State
Central Committee concede Iayess election. The
Republicans claim Hamilton County by $500 ma
jorty.
At one o'clock a. m. returns were received ex-
cent on the vote for Governor, and those still
scattering The returns from 300 townships and
wards give Republican gain of nearly G,00O.
The Democrats concede Hayes election by 5000
and have about deserted their headquarters here.
The Republicans claim his election by 10000.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
HAYESS MAJORITY INCREASING.
REPUBLICAN JUBHATION.

CoLUMBUs, 1 a. MN the intervals between the
reception Of returns the Republicans are singing
such improysed words Us these, to the tune OF the
John Brown song:
Wen bury Bill Allen and his little rag baby
Az We 20 marching on.
Glory Glory Halleujah! &c.
The news continues good. In all, 2i1 precincts
have been heard from, and HayeS's net gain has run
up to 5,761.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
IN BROOKLYN, +. ID.

A fire of supposed incendiary origin occurred
in the twostory wooden building at No 45l Fifth-st,
f. d. occupied as sash and blind factory by George f.
Stone about p. yesterday. The building and stock
were damaged about IS Oo0 and insured in the Will
hamsburgh City and Continental Insurance Company
The adjoining two-story wooden structure at NO. 4i9
Fifth-st. owned and occupied by Francis aekeon was
damaged $500. and is uninsured.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
NEw-HAMPsHIRE's OLD SOLDIERS GOING INTO
CAMP.

MANCHESTER, Oct. 12.-Veterans are arriv-
ing in squads companies and batalons to attend the
first grand reunion of the New-Hampshire soldiers
Eighteen regmental encampments established on the
ground and 800 soldiers have already gone into camp
By tomorrow noon there will be at least $500. Along
the line OF march the stores and houses festooned
with flags and streamcrs. At o'clock this afternoon
there division parade, after which canphres were
hted
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
IN NEW-ROCUELLE, n. Y.

A frame building in Church-st., New Rochelle
N " formerly occupied as the printing Office of The
Pioneer and residence of the late Wm Dyots family,
was totally destroyed by fire on Monday night.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
HAYES PROBABLY ELECTED.

COLUMBUS, Oct 12.-Scattering returns only
have been received from nearly every county in the
State, but none than fragmentary One hun
dred and twenty five townships, precincts, and wards
show a total majority for Hayes thus far OF over 5000
There is every indication Of uayess election.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
THE LOSS OF THE VANGUARD.

vICE-ADMIRAL TARLEToN AND CAPT. HiNKLEY
EXONERATED.
LONDON. Tuesday Oct. ~, 1875.
An Admiralty minute exonerates Vice-Ad-
miral Sir W. Tareton commanding the feet and Capt.
Hickey of the Iron Duke, from responsibility for the
sinking Of the ironclad Vanguard.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
THE NEWS IN WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Oct 12.-The excitement here
tonight the returns from Ohio intense. The
streets were crowded till late hour and every place
where kilograms received was besieged. The Dem
ocratic Association had band OF music engaged and
their headquarters Of the great places Of at
traction,
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
CENTRAL AMERICAN REPUBLICS.

THE UNION OF THREE STATES PRoPOsED-INDE-
PENDESCE DAY CELEBRATED.
PANAMA, Oct. IA pact had been drawn up
between Nicaragua, Guatemala, aud Salvador to unto
and form National Government II was not yet
known whether Honduras and Costa RIca would Join in
the movement Central American adyices state that oil
the States had celebrated the 54th anniversary OF the
independence Of Central America
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
BERGEN COUNTY NOMINATIONS.

BEKGEN IUUNI1 NUWINAIIVNS'
The Bergen County Republican Convention
was held yesterday. Jacob NJ. Hill was nominated for
Sheriff; exSher Pe for County Clerk Cornelius Dore
mus OF Union for Assembly in the Ist District; and
Abraham c. Holdman of Washington for Assembly in
the lid District.
The Democi attic County Convention have rcnOmnatcd
County Clerk Demorest, and passed resolution that
hereafter only term OF five shall be held by tho
County Clerk and Surrogate.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
THE NAVAL FRAUDS IN SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCIsCo, Oct. ia dispatch from
Vallejo says the evidence thus far taken by the Naval
Court Of Inquiry in the of Pnney, the sbscondng
purchasing clerk, has been chiefly the examination OF
Paymaster spauldings books and papers. Important
facts have been elected, but startling discoveries
made II appears that Pinney acted in company with
others Spaudng has not yet been placed on the stand
The inquiry will not be concluded before the loth of
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
FOREIGN NEWS.

THE DUTCH QUARREL WITH VENEZUELA
HOLLAND REPORTED TO HAVE SENT WAR vEssEn
TO THE CARIBBEAN SEATTLE STATEMENT Dis
CREDITED.
LONDON. Tuesday, Oct. ~, 1877
The Morning Post to-day asserts that T.
land has sent hve mcnof-war to the Caribbean ses.
Reuters kilograms however declare tho statement to bs
entirely without foundation. The Netherlands are 1T
ting up their squadron for naval practice In Amer
waters No vessels have yet left and the prepare
tions making have no connection whatever With
the Venezuela affair.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
TSCRFAeE OF DISTILLERIES.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 12.-An official statement
OF the OF grain and moasses disteries in opera
ton on the ST inst and their daily capacities, shows the
number Of disteries to be ia, with total daily spirit
producing capacity of s0Ss3 gallons an increase over
September OF 40 diseries and 1854 gallons daily.