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POLICE NOTES.

William Wooster of No. 81 Colnmbia-st. attempted
suicide taking Of nitric acid He asaken
o Bellevue Hospital.
Jacob Abel aged 10, fell from the second story of
No 3J the sew ak last night and mi r,s were
received probably will result fatally He was taken to
Bellevue Hospital.
While Charles OFFER of No. 433 East Seventy
seventh IT, was leading horse hched to yenders wagon
Yesterday took fright at OnehundI,d ana twenty
trs and knocked Opfcr down, ana ran away
the mans head and body opief was
Bellevue Hospital His injuries probably VIII result
fatally
At the Yorkville Police Court yesterday Anna
schwarzmann Of No 5i2 West FIFTY hfth was held Tor
~ having beaten her daughter years OF
an iniuman Thomas SpfIit OF No oJI
his wife. Anna, In cruel manner ana on
Monday threw a second story widow, held
la await result Of her injuries.
In the Tomis Police Court, before Justice Otter
bonrg Yesterday the examination begun In the criminal
libel suit ~ Patrick Maguire deputy clerk OF the BoaT Of
Aldermen against Sotedo editor ~ The Free Lance. 20
the Twenty first Precinct testified that on
Sent 1863 arrested for King the pocket OF
Cornelius Of 49, while the latter was intoxicated
The officer robbery committed and dentihcd Patrick
H. Mcguire person whom he arrested This was denied
by Mr. Mcguire. william Kenny OF No ll3 Monroe ST. was
committed by Justice kbrch IN default 81 slUO ball To
charge on robbng James Wash Of NO ii2 Columbia
1T VI a silver watch.
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tender struck Peterson in the head with club, innc
ing . severe scalp wound. sergt. Gladden. and Omcer
Grogan arrested Flynn, and took Peterson to the Long
Island College Hospital Gahey preferred co%p I%nr
adjourned the examination Of both cases until FRIDAY
morning. ,..,., ,o...n nm
Monday night by Pbiip Horseman the atfers saloon
in Fat6sh They had formerly been peddcrs ogc.nea
and Teddy was I'm the habit OF visiting H0rseIlan ga
loon On Monday night he drank to excess and being
annoyed by some remarks made by Horseman ana ms D,
wife he struck the woman, knocking her down. anu AZ
tented to kick her then beat Teddy on he
heavy pewter bar pitcher rendering MN IN
though severely injured hopes Of his recovery are enter
tanned.
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THE DETAINED GRAPE INVOICES.

,rnonr on rup APPRAISERS INFLAMMATION STILL
KEPT BACK-vIEws OF sCHULHoFF co.
The Custom-house officials still retain pos
session Of schuho Co.'S goods pending the report
the Appaiser Mr. schuho declares his innocence ana
savs that he will make matters warm" for his oppo
80 n.tore no has done with them. The Government
outhores have offered to release the grapes silks ana
all other goods detained, provided that Schulhon 10
give bond for 81 60 600 This Mr. Schulhoh will not do
although he processes Willingness 10 iurhsh sn'aiei
bonds The 40 and eases Of goods hcd ny ku''er
Iuckmeyer Co. are regarded as the most vaiuape III,
under detention. The Government mas requested Tia.
firm 70 hold TO these goods pending the completion Vi
the investigation Messrs. Kutter. Luckmeyer Co.,
however say that schnhOf Go. have no control over
the goods The goods consigned here by soleac
Co. of Lyons France, against acceptances by echuhon
a. Co. OF sOleiac Co.'S paper kutter' LucKmeyer
Co. hold the goods until II IL ascertaned whether scna
hof will honor his acceptances. II not the goods VIII
not he delivered to him. .x ,A,,hor
goods was yesterday completed under the direction o.
Appraiser Darling and the result was iorwar"fg Tn
the the absence Of
made to Special cha pep%y declined to
make known the character Of the report 1t was rmored
cm S evidence tSG Of
undervsiuaton. Mr.. schulhOf returned from Europe
last saturday having been recalled ny M rrerS
iartes in mporiaons He is greatly ineensed at Inc
sn n mhGh to o1fs nssh h
A Kalman n member OF the firm OF Philip Schulhon
A. Co. said Yesterday: For the present and until the
result Of the thorough REORGANIZATION OF our goods ny
the CustoI-house authorities has been made public
must decline to into any explanation whatsoever
Informal charges in irregular and unusual way nave
been made against my firm and until know lneir ior
maj character shall not degn TO notice them. ! am
satisfied that thorough and honest examination OF our
goods will satisfactorily vindicate u.s. ana 'nen or s'
faction from persons who have sought to iurc us
and ruin our business will he and swift" .
Mr. Wtchcoct az fhe firm of Hitchcock Potter, said
Yesterday that beside the OF Grape already reported
as seized two more had been seized on Saturday one Oh
these was a case OF Lyons Grape marked r. De- 80
Flcnry Delasanz, Lyons which had come over III inc
steamer MAN, sept 3, 1874, and passed by MI hart
Nav o. The other case was marked 500, inv0lccu Dy
T. G; Richardson Il Co. Of London, and consigned 10
Scluhof a. Co. These two cases had Deen inspected ny
Mr. Hitchcock and officer Williamson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-09
SERIOUS ArrRAys IN LIQUOR SALOONS.

Thomas Peterson, Swede; refused to pay
for liquor he had drank in Patrick Ganeys saloon No
Ferry place, Brooklyn, on Monday night On being told
that woud have 10 pay before he left the place he drew
u sharppointed file aud struck Gafiney with II In the
breast The weapon pierced Gafncy's coat and vest,
and would have entered his body had II not struck the
buckle Of his suspender Hugh Flynn, 0afney's bar
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MUNICIPAL NOTES.

The warrants for the frcmen are still un-
signed the Mayor insisting that the system Of
BY warrants covering the pay roll OF company shall be
continued while the Controller IA equally positive that
the system OF individual warrants is the best.
The Committee Streets Of the Board of Aldermen 10
whom referred the resolutions against Commissioner
Disbecker ~ Chairman Of the street Cleaning Commit
tee Of the Board Of Police. will continue itr
tions In q day or two The inquiry will be- directed
against the entire Street Cleaning Committee instead Of
Commissioned Disbecker alOno
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,,.r,or,o, from the German Missionary Union was
offered giving Of the incorporated societies sn%
the resnt of abOrs in tho German Held The report
the ROAD 81 publication was read and three members
were elected to iii vacancies created by the annual I'M
4 Committee ON foreign correspondence and several
minor committees appointed and several anhae
ments TO the constitution were passed without 9epaf.
The Convention then adjourned to meet ct Phadeipna
on ,Iune o. 1876.
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Ws T , Ty fs s Measles RRh S p@s nights
N ,nSsi 3 81 g q ii9a5 !

The reports show increase in the number OF cases
smapOxeven the large number OF cases repor'eo
the week previous The twenty physicians appointed as
yaecinaors reported for duty on Wednesday last to DE-
TAYLOR They assigned 10 districts, and began the
work OF boue 10 house vaccination This work is to lie
done thoroughly, and 1t is hoped that the epidec o
smallpox NAV soon be checked The number of cases of
dphthea considerably in excess OF that reported Tor
the week previous. The cases have Men confined
mainly however TO the tenement dsiilctS, WIele ,Lc
sanitary measures necessary 10 DE carried ot az tis
season have been almost wholly disregarded DI Elisha
Harms Register Vital Statistics reported that there
47G deaths in the week ending on SATURDAY June o
AGAINST I97 verified i'm the previous week The decrease
has been diarrheal diseases and in bronchitis ana
pneumonia There were 10 less deaths or lniats uuet
year old than In the previous week: Inc course oi
dlrhthera and smallpox remains unchanged, except
that there seems 10 be less fatality from the latter
disease Though the necessity of vaccination among the
orally has rarely been greater there IL no reason of tc
opinion that smallpox Is epidemic throughout thls CITY,
FOR chief fatality has been in the Eleventh seven
teenh Nineteenth, and Twenty second wards, distant
from the business districts. The preventive sanitary
measures ordered by the Board should suppress this
disease about the middle OF July FROM irsf 10 last dp
liberia has been than smallpox. The general
health of the city has been good. The dcath rate IN
the past two weeks has been 23si in the 1,OOO tie
total popnation being estimated at 100000.
The Board resolved that the Sanitary superintend.
be directed to notify 10 the President OF the BOARD OF
Education least twice each week the names and places
Of residence Of children sick of small pox pupils OF The
public schools" 80
possibility that persons attacked with that disease may
come Ia q police station the Board of Police Commission
ers ordered yesterday that Whenever PAM!
of snallpox appears III station II the person az
tackled is able to walk, he Is TO be taken 10 No rs
worthst, or TO the Reception Hospital at the foot OF
Twenty If the patient is unable 10 walk he Is
10 he taken to of these places named III an anDu
lance II the patient shows only uncertain symptoms OF
smalp the police il 10 he summoned as soon
possible decide the matter In the meantime The
patient is TO he confined In CELL apart from others
After the patient has beer removed the cell is TO be
uphI disiufectf1
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INCREASE In SMALLPOX.

EXTENDED FACILITIES FOR VACCINATION PROVIDED
BY THE HEALTH CONGREGATIONS TAKEN
nv THE POLICE BoARD-THE CITY'S DEATH
RATE.
At the meeting of the Board of Health yes
terday Sanitary Superintendent Day reported that 2iS-
inspections had been made in the past week 10y the
Sanitary Corps. The Disnfecting Corps visited 10
places where contagious diseases were found and 10
hodses and their surroundings were disinfected Inc
Ambulance Corps took 81 cases OF smallpox 10 the
Riverside Hospital. The following is comparative
statement contagious diseases reported to the SANITARY
Duieau i"i 'O w" "NNN" ~''o (erc1ro
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some person running stockings saturated with blood
led thence TO q In the grounds OF MI NC
Mahon, i'm the rear Of Mr. shute's house. Here the
burglar presumably put his Shoes for his foot
could longer be found, and oil trace o. him ""' ior
the time lost. =, 40. ....os
Police Superintendent Folk caused all the
of C. Athens at Fulton and Nassausts. Amandns Sal
clerk stated that at about e. m two men Saeu tho
the atore and that one Of them had fresh cn along Inc
haze OF the chin which he asked tn have dressed ne
wound did NOT look like which would be caused ~
mans shirt was covered with blood The clerk
Axed plaster on the wound, and both men then weksu
panidy toward the ferry The clerks description Of the
wounded corresponds with that ven , S ' he
burglar by Mrs shute, and the pciice oche'c 'u"' "
was the fugitive on his way to New-iOrk ,, ,.
Mr.. snute's symptoms more favorable l 49,
n,cht lint his attendant surgeons disagree as to ms
chances for recovery The bullet which supposed 10
have been imbeded in the wounded mans nead was sun o
tered inst hollow the left ear and passed out at the inner
the right which Is probably as Sserd
was also found on the floor II having been torn from inc
burglars wristband during the struggle.
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CUSTOMS SEIZrRE.

The Customs officials yesterday seized three
bales OF Balmoral skirts which had been frauduenty
entered this port by Laurence Graf and others They
were the auction and indeed were IN
the custody Of q wclknOwn auction firm. although not
in their They taken to the seizure room OF
the Custon-louse to await appraisal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-09

BALTIMORE, Md, Jnne Sat the Demo-
cratic Primary elections held to-day there was no OPPOSE
ton 10 Col Sands Mills for Sheriff, and II OF the 20
wards manifested a preference for the Hon. John Lee
Carroll for next Governor the remaining three electing
friends Of the Hon. VIM. T. Hamilton for that position
The State Convention has not yet been called
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HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER. YESTERDAY. AT HUDNUTs IN
BROADWAY.
ear. No. Noon, So, 81. M 7g' Midnight o.
Average, 94tSo. Same day, 1874, SIS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

ABemarle Hotel - Councillor a. p. de CaTyalho
Rorges brazilian Minister Washington. st Nieno,ds
Gilbert c. Walker OF Virginia. G
a. Catteil OF NewJersey Congressman eoIge a. bas ~,
aware Canal Company Eec York Hoxi1Ex
(,Oy John Tennessee. Mefropot.td" HSte.-
Lieut. Commander Charles T. schmtz u s. Nayyh9gmsaen
Naval Constructor r. W. steele u. Navy Gienndn nCxs
Major j. ]. Upbam. u s. Army FUm 4renue HonCdme
stoks " State William Morrow, and Contioer
John G. Burch OF Tennessee.
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MOVEMENTS OF THE SIOUX DEPUTATIoN.

The delegates of the Sioux Indians in this
city visited Jerome Park yesterday and witnessed the
races in which they appeared to take great interest
The party left the Grand Central Hotel in three open
carriages and the way passed through Central PARK
the beauty of which elected marks OF approval from the
stod Indians. On their return from the races they
passed the evening at tue Bowery Thcatef
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TORONTO Ont, June San investigation has
been held OF the fire which occurred on sunday
NAV 30 whereby aud Mrs Nash burned Ia DEATH
and Jury brought in true bill against man named
Miller wife and for causing the death W
lanes and Mary Nash
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fAnnOuncomen
BuRNErT's FLAyORING EXTRACTs.-'The best
DIR. LYONs TOOTH TABLETS
Purify and sweeen the breath.
Announcements

Alaska Cashmere and Straw Hats of the rll-
ing STYLES are the Of kNoNs
stores No2l2 Broadway and in the fiith Avenue hot,
Gentlemen taste always patronze the popular kAoA
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A Constant COuGH. with ShOrtness of Breath,
Failing strength and Wasting OF Flesh all betoken Lungs
seriously Affected and demanding prompt treat
m,nt Il, using Dr. JAMES EArECTOR,Nr serious results
may be- either avoided palated
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REPUBLICAN MOVEMENT IN SPAIN.
LONDON, Wednesday, June O. 1873.
The T;mess Paris correspondent telegraphs that
there are rumors of IA Republican movement In Madrid
I'm consequence of recent military events, which prove
that the troops are unable to gain any advantage over
the Carsts.
probable that these are at least forerun
ners Of q movement which Is In preparation.
fFor other Foreign Neics rec First Page
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LAMpLOUGH's PYRETIC SALINE is the cure for
fevers biousness small skin diseases and many other
spring aud ailments. sold by Chemists Throughout
the world ll3 Iolbornhi London, England
L Sc substitute
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THE sWEDENBORGIAN CHURCH CONVENTION.
The closing session Of the Convention OF the
church Of the New Jerusalem held yesterday at the
swcdonborgian Church. In Thirty hfthst the Rev. Abel
SILVER Of Boston conducting the devotional exercises.
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20 rs OR PIT.
$3.50 A. M.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

AND BURMAH.
LONDON, Wednesday, June Go q. m.
A special dispatch to The Times rom
Rangoon says Mr.. Forsyth the British Envoy
To Burmob. has been instructed to demand OF the
King an Immediate explanation Of the friendly
reception given by his Majesty to the Chhese
General, who il implicated in the murder Of Mr. Marga
ray the British explorer. The Burmese are cutting the
telegraph wires.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-08-10
A Question of veracity.

Inhis speech in this city on the 4th
inst. Mr.. HoUGHToN asserted that Mr.
LUTTRELI. did not permit him to see
the dispatches from the Chamber Of
Commerce of Los Angeles relative to
the proposed change of route Of the
Southern Pacific Railroad. The state
ment ives not believed, and in order to
reach the true state OF the case the fol-
lowing message was sent to Mr.. LUT-
TRELL:
Los ANGELES, August 5th.l
To Hon. J. H. Luttreli, Santa RosF; 80
Houghton stated here, last. night that you
Of Com nierce in relationto the bill introduced
by him In thcaiast session of Congress con-
cerning the roufezof The Southern Pacific
Railroad, and that you did not show them to
him. 20 IL ~ -
Answer Immediately. T. d. MORT. p
Mr.. LUTTRELL had left home for the
Northern part of the State, and the mes
sage was some daysi in reaching him.
He however received it and sent the
following answer, which speaks for
itself, and we call upon Mr.. HoUaH-
TON to rise and explain in his next
speech, or else prepare to step down
and out: y.aS ,Ysbas15s ~
FORT JONES, August 8, 1875
To z. D. Mott. Los Angeles: .easflf ,.s5f-t
If Houghton states that pocketed dis
patches sent by your Chamber of Commerce,
he states what he knows 10 be a base false
hood. Each and every telegram was pre-
sented to the Committee, and used by me In
arguments before the Committee, and
showed the several kilograms to Houghton,
which Is evidenced by his telegraphing an
explanation to California. He stated to me
that he thought there was something wrong
In the bill Tthen urged him to protect the
settlers OF the San Joaquin valley and the
people of Los Angeles. He refused. tf
As-Fs eaN 1 ]. X. LUTTRELL.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-08-10

the House being largely Deniocratie.
Is 1t not true that his record shows
Mr.. HoUGHToN to have supported
and voted for every extreme radical
measure introduced or passed since he
has beenin Congress? Isitnottrue that
Mr.. HoUGHToN voted for the infamous
ssForce Bilp'-a bill which gave the
President the power to suspend the
writ of habess corpus in time Of peace
and to declare, at will, martial law
in any State of the Union-a bill
which placed the civil arm of the gov
ernment beneath and at the mercy of
the military? Did he not introduce
a bill which, had it becomeNa law
would have delayed our through rail-
road communication for years and
changed the route of the Southern Pa
cific Road to the serious injury Of Los
Angeles Valley? Did he not refuse the
right of petition to 10000 people Of
San Francisco who petitionedconcern
ing Goat Island? Did he not vote to
increase the tax on grape brandy?
Has he not been the supporter Of ev-
cry subsidy scheme presented to Con-
gress since he has been a member of
that bodye Perhaps Mr.. HoUGHToN
is able to answer many of these ques-
-tions in the negative. We trust he can
but they have presented themselves
and we submit them In order that they
may be met and denied or admitted,
If all or one fourth ofthese questions
embody facts, Mr.. HoUGHToN is not
the man whom the people ofSouthern
California desire shah represent them
in Congress. While we are an earnest
advocate of railroad progress and
would gladly see one or two more iron
tracks extending across the continent,
we are inclined to accept with many
grains of allowance the promises of q
man to do so much for railroad as
Mr.. HouaHToN promises TOM SCOTT
when we know that should he be elect
ed he and the minority to which he
belongs will not have the power to re-
deem single promise. We sincerely
wish that Mr.. HoUGHToN were in or
might attain position which would
enable him to redeem every promise
made to the friends of the Texas Pa
cific road, but both he and we know
that-should he receive every vote In
his district, he could not and We doubt
If he would try to do it. = 70
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-08-10
NEW TO-DAY.
Special Notice.

beg to inform my numerous customers
and the public in general that have removed
from my old stand, l07 Main street, TO the
store "ldentical," 3S Main street, under the
Backman House, where the finest brands of
full line of gents furnishing and fancy
goods, ties, and everything appertaining to II
gentlemen's store will be kept at prices TO
my customers from the stand at the store.
The quality OF the goods will amply reward
the little extra distance. Please be careful not
to go into the wrong place, as palefaces do
not generally agree With Indian squaws.
Therefore look for my sign, I" Identical.n
l. GOLDSMITH,
as Main ST., under Backman House.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-08-10
MI. Houghton's Record.

Mr.. HoUGHToN, Administration
candidate for Congress from this Dis
trict, has asked the people to judge
him by his record and on the findings
elect or reject him. We are willing
that he shall be tried on his answer to
the several indictments preferred
against him and we desire in the trial
to exclude all testimony that Mr..
III H)UGHToN himself declines to accept
as true. In opening the case we will
submit few interrogatories which we
hope and expect he or his friends will
answer in the same frank spirit that
they are asked. Is not the Pacific
coast agent for the Administration
furnishing funds to aid in the election
of Mr.. HoUaHToN2 Are not the par
ties who desire the passage of a bill
granting good sound subsidy to Tom
ScoTT's railroad contributing funds
for the same purpose? Did not Mr..
HoUGHToN say that unless he carried
Los Angeles county by good major
ity his defeat was certain? Is 1t not
understood as coming from GoRHAM
that HouGHToN and PAGE must be
elected at all hazards in order to con-
centrate the Republican party Of Call
iforinia for the Presidential contest of
next summer? Is 1t not understood
and talked about among the leaders
that HouGHToN's promises to aid the
Tom ScoTT railroad are SO much MOON
shine-so many promises made to se-
cure votes and never intended to be
redeemed? Is not this apparent when
1t Is known that even should he be
elected he will be powerless, being as
he will but one ofa hopeless minority,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-08-10


THE young man, STEPHEN WHITE,
whom our Republican friends, Reve-
nue. Officer BRIERLy aud General
BoUToN, placed, on the Independent
ticket for District Attorney, says the
HERALDiis5 incorrect In saying that
he is a carpet-bagger Of less than a
years residence in the State. It was o
mistake, we meant to- say that
STEPHEN was carpet-bagger Of less
than seven months residence in this
county. STEPHEN also asserts that
his name was placed in the Great
Register last March. That may be
true, but o gentleman whose business
it is to handle the Great Register
could not find it there over a week
aQO