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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-08
THE NATIONS JUBILEE.

TIE GREAT CENTENNIAL RALLY AT sTENwAY
HALL-ExHmITIoN OF THE GREAT TREES OF
CALIFORNIA AND OUR LUMBER RESOURCES
The great Centennial meeting to be neld at
steinway Hail on the 22d OF this month promises
TO be decided success. Among the prominent
speakers on that occasion will De Mr.. william NJ.
Evarts, Judge Van Colt and other distinguished
citizens who have identified themselves with the
patriotic Undertaking. Admission win be by
tickets, to be mad on application to the Executive
Committee, and it Is expected that all the great
commercial and financial bodies or the city, the
Chamber or Commerce, the Produce Exchange,
the STOCK Exchange &C, will be fully represented.
The meeting will be an admirable medium OF ex-
pressing tue views OF the commercial and 1nan-
ciaI world concerning tue needs OF the Centennlal
and the part New York intends to take al the ex-
position. IL Is expected tnat this meeting Will
largely enhance the interest In the Centennial
among all classes OF the community.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-10-29

Will Settle is the name of a Wiscon-
sin bankrupt. His creditors hope he will
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-10-29
A Wild Woman Story.

The wild woman sensation, which
has created considerable interest in Al
bany county, has taken further roman
tic turn. 1t will be remembered that
she was captured recently by a party of
young men, but fought so viciously with
the aid of a pair Of sharp-pointed scis-
sors, that she broke away and escaped.
Last Saturday, Oct. 9th, a resident of
Vermont, Mr.. Louis Bourbaki, having
read the stories previously published
went to Watervliet in the hope that it
might be his daughter, whose sad story
he narrated. In 1873 Bourba<i lived in
Albany, when his daughter Emma, aged
seventeen years, was led astray by dry
goods clerk She was deserted by her
heartless deceiver, and, on the truth be-
coming known, her father turned his
back upon her, and cast her out to die
or live. He repented of the act soon
after, but the girl had disappeared, and
no trace of her could be found until the
story of " the wild woman of Watervli-
ct attracted his attention Saturday af-
ternoon Mr. Bourbaki engaged party
to search for the girl. 1t was not until
early Sunday morning that she was trac-
ed to a cavern. Entering the cave on
their hands and knees the girl was heard
crying and muttering in the French Ian
guage. She gave a shrek of the utmost
despair when she saw them, ran and
knocked her head against the wall and
acted like a perfect maniac. After a
while she turned around and began to
implore them to go away. Mr.. Bourba-
XII, who kept in the rear all this time,
then stepped forward and said in loud
voice, " Emma !" She started and looked
as if petrifed, and in a moment rushed,
with wild cry, into his arms. The
scene that followed it would be impossi-
BILE to describe. The reunited father and
daughter have returned to the fathers
house on the green hills of Vermont.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-10-29

picked their men and fired upon them,
and then rushed into the camp to the
rescue.
At the moment of the attack the girls
were sitting at the foot of tree ; Bet
sey, with red bandana thrown over her
head, while the heads Of Fannie and Je-
NINA were reclining in her lap. Bet
sey's olive complexion came near serving
her bad turn at this juncture, for one
Of the rescuing party coming suddenly
upon her, mistook her for an Indian, and
was about to knock her brains out with
the butt of a rifle, when friendly hand
interviewed and saved the girl from meet
ing her death just at the moment when
she saw liberty within her reach.
The fathers and gallants carried their
loved ones home in triumph, and this
romance of real life in Kentucky, GEN.
tury ago, would not be complete without
the information that the dreams of love
and happiness that were so cruelty dis
turbed one hundred years ago, were sub
sequently all realized. Brave Betsey
Galloway became Mrs Samuel Hender'
son, and lived to tell the story of hen
capture to her children's children. Little
Fannie became Mrs. John Holder; and
Flanders Galloway took to his home
Miss Jemima Boone, and thus cemented
the friendly ties of the Boones and Cal
laways.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-10-29
A PROCLAMATION

To be found in the county. Ny stock Of READY
MADE CLOTHING consists OF Dress Suits. Busi.
Suits, Working Mems Suits and Boys Suits, at
notion PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-10-29
TO RENT.
TOWNS BLOCK. BELLOWS FALLS. VT.
BABBITT & HAYES.

TO RENT.
One room fitted up for Dress Making, Good op
nortunitv for a first class Dress Maker,
I6 Chester, VT
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-10-29
NJ Stock of Gentlemen'S Furnishing
Goods is Complete.

am daily receiving from New York and Boston.
new and nobby styles of gentlemen's neck wear, in
the snaps of Ties, Bows and Windsor Scarts. and
keep constantly on hand large line OF Plain White
and Fancy Shirts. also good line Of mems and
boys underwear. l have splendid line of Fall
STYLES
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-10-29
WANTED,

WHITE ASH and RED OAK LUMBER Logs to
be cut IN lengths and sawed to order. Any one want
ing a good horse rake or mower can pay Tor II IN
s. VT. Farm MACHINE CO., Bellows Falls
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-10-29
LOVELLS
LIVERY STABLE.

The Subscriber has just opened his Livery Staole
on Rockingham Street. and is now prepared 70 ae-
eomm0date tie travelling public.
All 'hose ishing for teams will do well to eail-
l.. I. LOWELL, %.
Bellows Falls. August 5th, 1874. -
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-10-29

A Milwaukee lady who paid $50 to
have a wart removed from her nose. now
wants to know what's become of the
nose.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-10-29
WANTED IMMEDIATELY.

GOOD and experienced Pant Maker, to whom
s.esdy employment will be given. good wages paid
Apply " C.E. HORsFoRD. Aer.hant Taller
Bellows Falls. Vt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-11-04
ByTeIegraph
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO THE DAILY 1NEELLIGENcE1
RETURNS.
NEW YORK.

New YORK, November 3.-The com
plete returns from IS out Of 81 assembly
districts give the Democratic ticket a
majority Of 29,567, on total vote Of 96,'
926.
Brooklyn which gives majority Of
over 5000 for the Democratic State tick.
ct, elects Republican city ticket.
A special TO the Post from Albany, dat
ed o'clock, says; Republicans estimate
the State as very close, with probably q
Democratic success,
The Albany EreRing Journal conceeds
the election Of BigelOw, DEM by 1000
majority, while the Commercial Advertiser
still has hopes for Seward by2, or 5000.
The Republicans certainly have a good
working majority in both houses Of the
Legislature.
ALBANY, November 3.-Upto noon the
returns indicate the election, 20 Republi-
cans, and l2 Democrats to the State SEN
ate, The Democrats claim the election OF
70 members to the assembly to 5S Repub-
licans.
Columbia county, the home Of Gov.
Tildcn, gives majority against his ticket.
ALBANY, November 3.--The Evening
Journal says the result on the State tick.
ct is close, and is still a matter Of doubt
Our table shows a small apparent Demo-
cratic majority. The Senate stands 81
Republicans, II Democrats. The AS
sembly stands IS Republicans, so Demo-
crats. This may be varied little by fur
ther returns, but not materially.
BUFFALO, November 3.-The full re.
turns in this city show the Republican
State ticket an average majority Of $500.
Becker, Republican candidate for Mayor,
has 1885 majority, with ten Republican
and three Democratic Aldermen.
NEw YORK, November 3.-The full
and accurate returns show Bigelows
Democratic majority to be 2S,0SS, Re-
turns from various counties received to.
day and tonight do not alter the appar-
ent general result as stated last night and
this morning, that the State ticket Is in
doubt but probably Democratic from, l..
900 10 $500 majority. Il will doubtless
require the official returns to decide this
question.
The complexion At Brooklyn as last re-
ported with the exception that Col. CalvA-
nagh, independent Democrat, is reported
elected to the State Senate by the full
vote Of his district with 80 majority over
Jacobs, the latter a regular Democrat.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-11-04
KANSAS.

ATCHIsoN, November 3.-The election
in this county yesterday resulted in a
complete Republican victory. Every
candidate on the Republican county
ticket is elected by maiorities ranging
from 1856 to 600. The Republicans elect
two, and probably three, members OF the
County Board. This is the first time in
many years that the Republicans Of this
county elected their whole county ticket,
MANHATTAN, KS, November 3,-The
Republican county ticket OF this Riley
county was elected yesterday by large
majority, but the independent representa-.
tive to the lower House Of the Legislature
ia elected over the Republican candidate,
LEAvENwoRTH, November a. The
votes Of this county are not yet in, but
the county officers will be divided be-
tween Democrats and Republicans Of 7
representatives, Democrats elect !, Re.
publiCans . and Independents !.
ATCHIsON, November Sin DOniphan
county the Republicans elect three repre-.
sentatives to the Legislature and divide
the county officers with the peoples
party,
In Nemaha county two Republicans
were elected TO the Legislature and the
county officers are divided about equally
with the candidates on the peoples ticket,
Fl, SCoTT, November a. Bourbon
county elects n full Republican ticket eI.
cepting the judge and treasurer, and re.
turns three members in the Legislature.
ATcHIsON, November 3.-This county
gives about 2,S0O majority for the consti.
tutional amendment.
Marshall county elects the full Repub.
lican ticket, excepting one Independent
to the Legislature and the
Register Of Deeds.
Dispatches to the Champion indicate
that the Legislature will be more largely
Republican than last year. Probably not
more than a dozen Democrats will be
slected. There will ba q number Of Inde.
pendent Republicans in that body, how.
ever.
TOPEKA, November 3.-MontgOmery
county has gone Democratic.
Chase county elects Republican repre-
Anderson county elects a whole Rep,
ticket.
Pawnee county elects an independet
Republican.
Saline, Miami, and Allen counties send
Republicans TO the Legislature.
Cherokee elects u refOrmer to the Leg.
stature and otherwise Republicans are
elected.
WoOdSon county returns an independ.
ent Rep.
SedgwiCk and Cowley counties elects a
'ull Rep. ticket.
ST. Louis, November 3.-The returns
rom Kansas indicate that the Repub.
leans have elected nearly two.thirds Of
.he Legislature.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-11-04

CHICAGO, November 3.-Returns from
all but one precinct in the city and few
country towns which will not alter the
result Of the election for County Treasu.
rer, give Huck 3O,lO4; Keely 1876; HES.
Ing 1886. IEealy, Republican candidate
for Clerk OF the Superior Court, defeats
Finerty by 1000 majority. For County
Commissioners the vote Is very close and
the entire official count will probably be
needed to determine the result. Jones,
Republican, seems TO be defeated at pres.
ent, and Nelson runs q few votes behind
the Democratic candidates.
CHICAGO, November 3.-The latest re.
ceived figures Of yesterdays vote give
Huck for county treasurer 29,99S, Hes.
ing 26,4l4, Kelley s,7s4. These figures
include all but two towns, which will
give a small Republican ma ority. Jones,
Republican, is badly defeated for county
commissioner, and Nelson elected by
about 400 majority. All the Republican
candidates are elected by a majority
ranging from three to six thousand.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-11-04
Weather lIenOri.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OIRlcE OF THR CHIER 6IgNAL OHPiCRR,
WAsiIIN0roN, D. C., Nov. Al An.
PROBABiLITtRS,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OIRICE OF THR CHIKH SIGNAL OYPiCER
WAsIIN0ToN, D. C., Nov. Al An.
PR0BABiLIrrES.
For the South Atlantic and Eastern
Gulf States, lower barometer, southerly
winds veering 10 westerly, slightly warm.
er and cloudy weather and rain areas.
For the Western Gulf States, Tennes.
see and Ohio valley, rising barometer,
northerly TO northwest winds, cloudy
weather and rain areas, followed by
colder and clearing weather, and in
Texas light norther.
For the Upper Lake region, Upper
Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys,
n rising and stationary barometer, north.
west to northeast winds, and colder, clear
or partly cloudy weather, except light
rain or snow in lower Michigan.
For the Middle States and Lower Lake
region, falling barometer, eastetly to
northerly winds, slightly warmer, cloudy
and rainy weather, except snow in the
northern portion, and clearing away to.
night.
For New England, falling barometer,
northwest TO southwest winds, warmer,
cloudy and rainy, except partly Of snow in
the northern portion.
For the Canal region and region Of
New York, the temperature will be above
freezing tonight.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-11-04

CHICAGO, November 3.-Richard NJ.
Hooley, the well known proprietor Of
IIooleys theatre, filed n voluntary peti.
ton in bankruptcy to-day. Ills schedules
show his unsecured debts TO be about
$4,000, Of which $4,000 are due Back.
son 4 Waterman, Of New York, on ac.
count Of land purchased. The assets are
the theatre and the land on which it is
built, worth about $4,000, but encum.
bered to the amount Of over $l25,00O.
Ira Holmes, formerly President Of the
defunCt Manufacturer National Bank,
went into voluntary bankruptcy to-day,
Ills secured liabilities are $36l 900 un-
secured 100000. Ills assets are, lnse.
cured notes amounting to $4G, 900; large
interest In the Clifton House, which, how
ever, Is mortgaged to nearly its full value,
and stock Of the Manufacturers National
Bank worth about $4,000. His other
assets consist mostly Of personal property.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-11-04

LITTLE Rock, November 3.-1n the
Senate to-day memorial TO Congress
was introduced asking for the appropri.
alton Of 100000 for The improvement Of
Bayou Bartholomew. A joint resolution
was also introduced in the House for ad.
jOufnmeht sine die.
ADJOURNMENT OF MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.
The Arkansas Medical Association ad.
journed last night. The following officers
we're elected for the ensuing year: Dr..
". II. Barry, President; ]. 4. Dibrell,
First Vice President; W. A. G. sayle,
Seconed Vice President; John ?. Dale;
Third Vice President; ]. II. southall, Re-
cOrdihg Secretary; J. NJ. Pirtle, Assistant
secretafy;S. W. Howgan, Corresponding
Secretary; D. II. DUNCAN, Trustee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-11-04
FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
English Occupation Of Egypt,


LONDON, November 3.-The Pail Nal
GG:cttc says that English occupation oj
Egypt is only a question OF time, as thai
step is necessary for the preservation oi
our Indian empire.
FAILED FOR HALF A MILLION.
q. A Witt 4 Co., merchants, have iail'
ed. Liabilities stated at about half !
million.
LONDON, November S.-A special tele,
gram from Berlin says the Northern
powers have invited Austria, as one OF
the most interested, to frame u PROPOSE.
ton for the guarantee to be demanded and
the control to be exercised to insure the
performance ofthe Sultan's promise Of re-
form to the insurgents in his vassal
states. Count Andrasse is now elabOrat-
ing such a proposition. 1t is believed that
the Sublime Porte will be unable to sup.
press the rebellion, and that the great
powers will sanction the Intervention Of
Austria next spring.
An application was made in the court
Of bankruptcy to-day for the approval Of
- uNHGlHG VI hGhhNmENN ~ NHENA NHNHNk
the creditors OF Bowles Bros, involving
the amalgamation Of all the assets into a
common fund and q resumption Of bn'i-
ness with Charles Bowles, under the style
Of Bowles Bros. & Co., he giving bond Tor
the full payment Of the debts and all OPP
posing litigation to cease, The Registrar
made the order, subject to the production
Of deed embOdying the terms Of arrange.
ment and the proposed bonds,
John James Donaldson n Sons, West
India merchants, OF Mincing Lane,
have failed. Liabilities R35O,OOO.
Cardinal McClOskey to-day received
the prominent Americans. lie leaves
for Dublin Friday, and his early depar.
ture will prevent the presentation Of the
address OF welcome.
AN EXPOSE ny MINISTER sCnENCK.
LONDON, November $3.50 A. NJ
Minister Schenck has written letter to
the Times exposing the systematic sale Of
fictitious American University degrees,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-11-04

ST. Louis, November 3.-ln the U. s.
District Court to-day the argument was
heard on demurrer to Ten Of fourteen
counts in an Indictment charging Gen.
John Mcdonald, ex-Supcrvisor OF inter.
nal revenue Of this district, with possess.
ing knowledge and information OF Ger.
tain violations Of the internal revenue
law by distillers and rectifers here, and
failing to report to his superior officer;
and also Of conspiracy with these parties
to defraud the Government. The lemur.
rer was sustained as to five counts, still
leaving eight counts standing against the
accused. Two new indictments were re.
turned by the U. $. grand jury to-day
against two prominent citizens, charging
them with connection with the whisky
ring. The arrests will probably be made
Tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-11-04
VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, November 3.-James Nc.
Dougal, register, and John Marxhausen,
Judge, At the first precinct Of Jefferson
Ward, were arrested to-day, charged with
fraud in returning the vote Of their pre-.
cinct, whereby II is claimed that Knight,
Independent candidate for the Senate, was
beaten by Gen. Brady johnson, Conservn.
tive. Joseph s. Morris was also arrested
on the criminal charge Of molesting voters.
They were bAiled In 5000 each till to.
morrow. II fraud at this precinct is ca.
tablished, and the vote thrown out, John.
son will lose the election.
Full county returns show that the com.
plexion Of the Legislature will not be ma.
terialIy changed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-11-04
Mrs. BlaekIORd (Once Of Par
keFsbuFg) In Paris.

Grace Greenwood in New York Times.
This strange anomaly, an American
girl Of Puritan and right reverend New
England stock become the heroine Of a
shameful romance in high life, the queen
Of court scandal-this Yankee Lola Mon.
tez may be seen almost any bright day
driving in the Bois de Boulogne, in a
costly bArouche, bearing on its panels her
monogram, made by the Duke himself,
with motto chosen by him in unconsci.
Gus Satire-"Je prendI toGt"-and drawn
by four black horses in the Russian style.
So she dashes along gorgeously attired,
smiling and detiant-haughty high'pries-
tess OF fvice-passing perhaps a moderate
carriage drawn by two brown bays, in
which are seated the President OF the Re.
public and his wife, with nothing in dress
or manner to distinguish them ex.
cept certain quiet elegance,
something almost as rare here as
it is in Central Park. In the Bois one
sees toute le monde, to say nothing Of the
demi.moade, Last night we met on the
long avenue, Adelina Patti, as pretty and
piquant and pensive as ever, and Ade'
laide Nelson as radiantly handsome as
when We saw her lighting all the night in
her lovely balcony scene. In an open
carriage drawn by pair Of superb grays,
sat Judic, Nine. EArchiduc, OF the
BOufFes Parisiens, and in an elegant
brougham, dressed all in white, after her
invariable fashion, was famous blonde
beauty, who finds no grace in the feminine
eyes Of the great world, but who queens i
over that brilliant, dark, gay, sad, half
world, so alluring and so tragic-a scene
from the great Dance OF Death, miscalled
a life Of pleasure-with a foreground Of
light and revelry, and background Of
weird, spectral shadows, hurrying night
and swiit iorgetiulness.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-11-04

New York, November "a special
from Philadelphia says the chairman Of
theDem. State Committee Of Pennsylvania
gives as cause Of the defeat Of his party
that the men in New York city who pro.
iessed to be Democrats interiered in the
election in Ohio and helped to destroy
their brethren OF their own political
creed and spread disaster among them.
Had these men been true to the cause OF
Democracy we could have carried the
State by one hundred thousand majority.
ERIE, November 3.-Erie county, com.
plete, l,039 Republican majority; Repub.
liCan gain l,i70.
PHILADELPHIA, November a. Mon.
roe county gives 1000 DemOcatic major
ity; Democratic gain 34l.
Columbia county gives Democratic
majority OF 2,l5O.
Montour county gives Democratic ma.
jOrity Of 32l.
PITTSBURGH, November 3.-Cambria
county, all but five districts, gives PERISH
ing 902 majority; Republican gain 100.
Jefferson county, seventeen districts,
llhTbIhHlti 4Jo1li cIhlIlHbl liOOV'
Scattering returns from the remaining
counties in West Pennsylvania give
Petshing 1873 majority; Republican gain
l4l.
PHILADELPHIA, November 3-ll:3O p.
M.-Returns received up to this hour
from this State indicate that 1Iartranft,
Republican, for Governor, has majority
Of about 1900.
PfrrsBuRdH, November 4.-Returns
received up to midnight from Allegheny
county indicate n majority for llartranft
in the county OF $500. Returns from
Pittsburgh and Allegheny City, complete
with exception Of one small district, gives
Hartranft majority Of 1866, a Repnbli.
can gain OF 6,22O over 1874.
Armstrong county will give lIartranft
over 600 majority.
Forrest county, lIartranfts majority
20, with two townships to hear from.
Fayette county, Pershing, Democrat,
has majority oiS2; Democratic gain Of
22j over last year.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-11-04
MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, November g. Returns
from the counties tonight are still inCoIn.
plete, bu! are sufficiently full to decide
the result on the State ticket and the
complexion Of the Legislature. OF the
twenty.th-ee counties In the State Carroll
has carried ten by an aggregate majority
Of 3,70O, and Harris ten BY a majority
aggregating 3,340, leaving three counties
to be heard from, which cannot affect the
general result. For the Senate the Dem.
ocratS elected nine and the Republicans
three, with two districts to be heard from.
For the House the Democrats elected 90
and the Republicans %, with five districts
to be heard from.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-11-04
The ElegnnCieS OF the New Erie
kOute.
From, the New York wOrld.l

lFIOul tue NUN ] uIR NUIlu'I
The opening to-day Of Erie's new route
to Chicago, shows the luxury Of modern
travel, ns compared with the troubles Of
our fathers in the days Of the old stage.
coach. Under the new arrangement a
Pullman hotel dining.car is run every
evening through from New York TO
Chicago. This American hotel on wheels
/, AZ condensed as a French fiat, with
everything on the same floor. The
kitchen l. at the end Of the car,
and the beds Of the night are put
away to make room for cosy seats during
the day, between which a comfortable ta-
bic is spread for a regular meal to be
served on. The old cry OF twenty minutes
for refreshments will soon he memory
OF the past, and the duration Of a meal
will be feckoned by miles instead Of min.
utes. Another novelty in these palace cars
Ia the special place for smokers. One can
ride 97s miles, and eat, drink and smoke
without leaving the car, and there IL a
separate retiring apartment for ladies.