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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-23
THE NEBS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN. --Guibord's grave was declared uncon-
secrated ground by the Bishop Of Montreal -
Tho trial OF tho Wainwright brothers began. 60
The Vatican sent secret note to Spain. 60 The
British troops captured two stockades at PeIak.
- The British ship Oriental was abandoned
at sea-
DOMHsTIC-Yi President Wilson died unexpect-
odly and without struggle at 7;30 o. m. yesterday;
the President announces the event officially; flags
were lowered to baf-nast in the cities and in some
tho bells were tolled and meetings held. - Ex-
Supervisor Mcdonald was convicted on all the
counts against him in 81. LOuis. -- Gen. Sher-
man recommends posting troops IN among the In
diaIls Oh their reservations.
CITY AND SUBURBAS.-Tho Courts, State and Fed
eral and the Board of Aldermen took action in re-
gard to Vicc-Prcsdcnt Wilson's death, and express
sions of sorrow were general. - Tho testimony
for the prosecution IN the Scannel trial substan-
tally closed -= Francis ". Condt. cashier for
Eberhard Faber. has embezzled $4,000. = The
BROOKLYN Aldermen confirmed Messrs. Rowe
and BERGEN az Park Commissioners, after
disorderly debate. -= Charles Schwarz asserted
that be was seized in Brooklyn and illegally i'm
prisoned in the Tombs and at Sing Sing. - Ed
ward A. Loveys shot himself accidentally iii Brook
lyn =- Gold, 11Ibs, 1l4a4, 114&4. Gold value
of the ega-tender dollar the close, 81 10 cents
TIE WFATHER.-Tho Government report predicts
rain and snow - In this city yesterday the day
was cold and gusty thermometer 2oo, 81, 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-23
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY NOVEMBER 1875.

seven years President. with numerous and weldis
ciplned army freed from the favoritm which has 80
often proved fatal Ho desires only three reforms tho
abolition of Cuban slavery. universal oonseripton WIN
ont substitutes, and 1000 0O0f. n year from inc
local and central treasures for schools He IL Resolved
all intercourse with the rrcconcables 10 use a
lawful means To- bring his party mtOpowcr anu 10 Eait
events especially the dissolution, 10 which tine Con
servatiye party must bring the monarchy In a Ihnd
which has lost all regard Or IT, For his own part ne as
claims all personal ambition and viii come Ia no res0u-
ton till he has scIutnzed the situation moro clearly
In politics he hates only two things Utramontilsm
and Monarchy and he loves freedom and the BopuDlc,
but above All his country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-23
THE NEW ECCLES.

Caste was again given at Wallacks The
alter last night with the distribution OF parts as
heetofor-cxcept that Dir Harry Beckett acted Eoces.
for the first time The house crowded and Dir.
Beckett received both s welcome and its admring ap
prevail Ho may be credited with spirited. vigorous.
natural mpersonation OF the character illustrated with
occasional bts OF novel business and 1T up with ui'
conscious droery. His with tho spectators va
obvious and emphatic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-23
TIE WHLsEY ZINC nErElrrn.


The conviction OF Mcdonald on every count
of the Indictment found against him ioc COM
plicity in the gigantic frauds Of the st. Louis
Whisky Ring gives assurance not only Of the
carnestness of the Government in the pIosccu-
ton Of The Ring, but also of the further fact
that courts and juIios may still be depended
upon, even under the immediate influence of
this powerful gang of conspirators, to yindi-
cate public justice and punish thieves. The
pursut of evidence against these men,
the indomitable energy exhibited by the Off
GERS to whom the business was intrusted, and
the relentless prosecution Of the criminals, re-
gardless Of their official positions or the in
fuence which their ill-gotten wealth gave them,
entitle the Government, and especially Secrc
tary BristOw's department, to the highest praise
Our readers are familiar with Che history of
the case. The frauds which were daily per-
petrated upon the Government through
the connvance of Federal officials were
all matters of public notOIiety in the
City of st. Louis, and to greater or less
degree throughout the West But the methods
of politicians had come to be so crooked, and
political corruption so common, that the bust
ness went on without interruption, aud the
Ring thieves fairly Haunted the profits of their
robberies in the faces of decent people, with
out SO much as feigning concealment.
When Secretary Bristow took hold of the
matter seriously and in earnest, men wondered
what he was driving at, or if anything would
como Of it, We do not misrcprcscnt public
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-23

DAILY TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers, SlOper annum
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WEEKLY TRIBUNE. Mail Subscribers, 81 per annun.
Terms, cash in advance.
Address. THE TRIBUNE. New-York
Persons unobI, 10 obtain THE TRIBUNE m dag0f TIE
ans boais or hotels IN uhjchu IS usually SOd H con-
fer fdrOr ~ Informing this office Of The circumstances
THE sEMlWEEKLY TRIBUNE viii be ready this morning
at o'clock, in wrappers for mailing fIlce cents
Advertisements for this weeks issue Of TIE WEEKLY
TRIBUNE be handed in To-Day Price = per llne
advertisers their fayors for TIE TRDNE
At l233 Broadway cor ss 3OS ". 23dst, cor 9Th ave-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-23

announced The fact that the saving of prop
erty in shipping alone, thus Effected, is more
than the cost of the telegraph lines employed
will encourage the friends of the Signal Once
in seeking greater facilities for its work. on
tho ground that its expenditures result IN
economy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-23
mussmsnls ano aleciinss Co. Night.

HooTus Tue ATKR.-Humpty Dumpty. Fox.
EIcIE TugArER.-yariety.
FIFTH AYsNUg THEATsR.-" The New Lean.
IYcsuM THEATTR.-" Les Deux Orphelines.'
OIYnrlC THEATER.--Nariety.
PAgK THEArER Mighty Dollar"
IAN FRANCISQO MISSTEEIS.
THIRD AVENUE THBATER.-Variety
ToNY PASTORS NEW TnRATER.-2 ana variety
UNION SQUARE THEATER.-" Rose MICHEL
WAILACKS TuEArER-" Caste
ASSOCIATION HALL~-Lecture. Cough
CuICKRRING HALL--CODcert. Rosa ID Lriha'
COIOssFUN.-" Siege OF Paris
KuRTZs @ ALLERV-Makarts Paintings .
MkTROrouTNN MUSEUM OF AEl-fanthes, ouua'fS
SopTu PREsBYIFRIAN CBURCu-LCcture Tue Rev. b.
IL Chaplin. ID. D.
SOUTH REFORMED CHURCH.-Fair
srFrswAY UAII.-CoDcert. Whitc-CervGnteS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-23
Business Noiirss.

OVER $4,000. 600 Cash Assets-The TRAVEL
sgs LIB AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE Co, Hartford Conn
Use Brummelrs Celebrated Cough Drops.
The genuine have a. II. B." each drop. 4lO Grandsj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-23

The recent changes in ocean cable rates show the
public at least how cheap telegraphy is not to be
had. The Direct Cable was for q long time useless
st last the Company succeeded in getting 1t INTO
working order, and opened the line OF twenty-five
cents word. Straightway the AngIo-AInerlcan
Company came down TO the same rate. Presently
some accident happened to the Direct Cable-as ac-
cidents have happaned dozen times to one or an
other Of the AnglO-American cables-and the older
Company was left again with monopoly OF the
business Immediately it advanced it's rates to
dollar word. After month or two OF delay
the Direct Cablo was again repaired. This time,
thinking tho public had hardly appreciated ITS pre-
yious reduction. it fixed the rate at 70 cents word
Instantly TIE AnglO-American Company came down
to 70 cents also Perhaps if the Direct Cable con-
tinnes to do as good work az it has been doing We
may get another reduction. At any rate. We are III
debted TO its success for all the reduction We have
had and to its failure for the sudden advance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-23

The suggestion Of Char'e5 Francis Adams rs the
best man for Orator at the Centennial is specially
appropriate. Tho son Of one President, the grand
son of smother and OF tho fcryid patriot whose adj
vocacy probably, more than that OF any other man,
carried the Declaration of Independence
through. himself universally esteemed for
high ability and conspicuous public service,
rendered in time of great need. yet now
as far removed from the of existing political
disputes as it is possible fox public man 30 be- blr
Adams seems peculiarly indicated by al the circum-
stances az the ittcst man in the country for this
work. There can be no doubt, we suppose, that he
will be designated by the Centennial Commission
ers-at least there can be none unless DR.. Ioring.
from his own State, should allow his personal prcjn-
,lices to interfere The Doctor is hardly the sort Of
man. we should think TO DO this and if he is Inc GER
tainly cannot atfOrlit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-23

Judging from the promptness with which the
prosecution has brought forward its testimony
the trial OF John Scannell for murder may not
be "a protractcd as were the earlier proceed
ings ia the present suit. The main facts OF
the shooting do not appear to be IN question.
Now that the excitement which attended the
event has had ample time 10 cool, the public
will be able to judge rs fairly as the jury OF
the validity of the defense when IL Is presented.
People who imagine that the operations Of
tariff laws are direct aud simple, and that du-
ties paid at the Cust0m-hOusc always come cut
of the pockets Of the consumer, will do well
70 read the official figures concerning the I'M
portaton of coffee. The statement of Mr..
Partridge, our Minister 10 Brazil, that the
abolition of the duty on coffee In 1872 did
not cheaper it here, viii accord with the ex-
perience of everybody that has had 10 pay
grOCers' bills III the interval.
Cen. Sherman's report as General of tue
Army is worthy of note for It's clear setting
forth of practical method for solving
the Indian problem within the lifetime OF the
present generation. Two great objects will be
at once accomplished by putting the Indians
on reservations and keeping them there in
charge of the Army: there Will be no more
Indian wars; aud there viii be no SWIM
ding the Government in furnishing sup
plies to the Indians. The plan recommends
itself to everybody not interested in prolOnging
the present administration Of Indian affairs.
New evidence ia said to be forthcoming IN
the case of SchTarz the cgar-maker, who
claims that lac was imprisoned in the TOmbs
and at Sing Sing without any of the formali-
ties of trial. Little faith has hitherto been
put in bis story, but if it be proved that
a man may thus be arrested on the
street and hustled away to prison without any
judicial investigation as to his guilt or inno-
cenoe, there is certainly need for vigorous over
hauling in our methods of administering JUS
tce. In any event the facts should be thor
ougbly siited before disnssinS the complaint.
The Signal Service has justified its name in
benefits to the country. Few departments of
Government work have so wide popular ap-
preoiation. That this is not undcseryed is
shown in the summary of results, by which it
appears that not one great storm has swept
over any considerable number of our ports dur
ing the past year without being previously
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-23

The reception to Lord Houglton By the Union
League Club this evening promises to BIO an agreed
bic and elegant social event. Many OF the notices
To members failed TO reach their destinations rs
promptly as intended, but the Attendance WILL
neyerthclcss, be very large.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-23

tis to lie presumed that the Lords Of the Adm-
ralty will now get over their extraordinary roluc
anco to courtmartal any of the officers Of the Iron
Dake. That unfortunate vessel, after sinking the
Vanguard, has narrowly escaped going to the bottom
herself in consequence of the unexplained opening
of her principal suice. tho ships artiicer getting 1t
closed Just in time after the water was up to his
neck and the vessel beginning to heel. Perhaps 1t
would be rash to conclude that this accident would
not have happened if the investigation into the
former disaster had been more seycre for If there Is
one thing made clear 10y recent events it is that the
British navy. Whatever its excellence in other re
spccts, does not understand the management OF
largo rrpn-clads.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-05
VERN WENT.
Proposals for Land Transportation
HEADQUARTERS DEPT. OF ARIZONA.
 CHIEF EMBARRASSMENT OFFICE. Prescott A. T. February Ig 1875 \

irescUt A. H.. February l9 1875. ,
 Sealed proposals in triPlicats with copy of this ad. Ver>Fen attached io each will be received at this office until neon, Monday, March 22 1875 (at which lime and place they will be opened in rseuce of bdderSJ for inc Transportation by land of Military Supplies in the Depart of Arizotsl for the fiscal year ,,ir,r,s, IF 1875 "u'5 i'
 I'roposals win he made for Routes as follows:
 ksut- No. l. Comprising the posts now existing or which may be established in this Department dnrip ths hsca year of the Colorado river and south f inc Jih parallel of north latitude which are now supplied r when II may hereafter he decided supply from Yuma Depot direct The posts now established on tbis ror,s are Camps apache, Bowie, Grant, Lowell Mcdowell and San Carlos. ~ Route No. 9 Comprising inc posts now existing or winch may be established in ibis Departu ent during inc hsc year north of the 3ith parallel of north latitude and east of the Colorado river which are now supplied or which t may hereafter be decided sappIy via Ebren berg. The posts eSt.blshed the rput ara Canrs La Paz M'.ave and Verde Fort Whipple and wIirnI. Depot Proposals will also be received for sprnIti,, Camp Mcdowell via this route Road travel to he no, less than ten miles per day.
 Bidders will state the rate in T. z Iec,T rcnso- IA. per pound per one hundred niles at which thev ,riu transport the supplies. They vii give their names in fn their residence and post,i-e address. bjs raI hrn should be signed by each member tho reef
 C'atreiors may be required transport supplies o a,d From points reasonable dsance-uot eeriny ,,,o b dred ana hi'y miies-ouiside he limits the regular Ve ana bidders are requested to specify in their mo l"S the rate a which suc Transportation ,,ould i, h required will be performed; stated separateI,, ron fa'es M sf5'ie" within regular limits route Each pro Iosai must be accompanied by guarantee signed by two responsible persons whose responsibility must Inc c,,;sd by an oihcsr of The United states civil or mir,r,, s tn m case the bid is aecepte the bidder viii s, o,c. eNecuie contract with isEieiorv bond in on. s,h 0 lt- amount for its faithful execution and be ; for sery'c July l. l-75 he rgh' o reject any all bids is reserved bv the hi states Envelopes should be indoFsed rot.osatx for Land Transporatijn jn and addressed to ,bis sa where blank forms of proposals and further nf,rms,; may " soo'1hes. J. G. CHANDLER
 "Alor and Smef Qaarterinaster Dept of Arizona
 If
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-05
The ' a0(iner.
HATE YOE2

[The following poem appears to have been written by the wife of Dakota legislator and addressed to her lord at the Capital of that Territory during the Session of 1874 Oh, husband, dear husband
 The days are SO long,
 While you are law making up there
 And can yO1 bring me dress when you come For really and truly I've nothing to wear.
 Oh husband, dear husband, The laws that you make,
 May be most useful and wise, But why you keep fooling with contested seats We women can't tell for our lives. Oh, husband, dear husband,
 ] may not be smart, But can't thing that any ones done And fear you are only drawing your pay And drinking your whisky and having your fun. Oh, husband, dear husband, For thirty y-eight days
 I've tended the stock and done my work too, And I've sleptin my chamberail cold and alone, Oh husband, dear hus band, have you:
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-05

! known man. on the far-oif Pacific shores, to l bankrupt the language of its beauties and ] transmit tO posterity that most glowing word picture Of the century. As he DOT l tTayed the angel of the storm. riding down the sunken wire, to bear to all lands the song of the Bethlehem shepherds. he seemed tranSiigured with a beauty not of earth and
 a dignity such as nothing human ever wore.
 For minutes after be had finished, sat spell
 bound. and then walked away like the som
 nambUist of an tnterminable dream.
 The year 1860 will never be forgotten by any man who belonged to the Republican party of California. Lincoln, the great hearted Prairie Giant was the nominee for President and Baker was his herald on the Pacific coast did not vote for him, but from the land now call my home, came the ''Grey Eagles" anthems of liberty that no lover of freedom or justice could GiSparage, no matter what h's partisan sentiments might be. To the undying honor of Oregon, be 1t said, she elected this noble soldier and peer less orator t. the United States Senate: and the glory of his lofty and inctiable valor shall atone for centuries of the disgrace into which h;s party has since fallen.
 On the floor of the Senate, he was the only man who could cope with the apostle of secession-Judah P. Benjamin-and him he crushed with his irrcfutable argument against the dismemberment of the Rcpub lie. He seemed like the incarna,e will of a great but imperiled people, and overthrow Benjamin like St. Michael tramplDg down ApollyOn.
 At length, the toesin of war sounded, and this great statesman and heroic soldier buck led on the panoply of freedom, to battle with the conspirators who sought to snatch half the continent from beneath our feet What was his record Let the bloody tale at Balls Bluff speak for him. He fell in the glory of q noble life, in the plentitude of uasullied valor, and from the fearful holo- caust in the name of our common country, no purcr incense waited its odor up to the God of Battles. With thr5b of gratitude to hIS gentleneSs to me, and tear for his untimely end, can only recall his proud fOrm-long since mouldered into ashes-and repeat his own words. as his tears fell on the coiiin-lid of Broderick, True friend-great leader-Noblc hero, hail and farewell P
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-05
Proposals for Fresh Beef and 9Iut-
 tOn

hEADQUARTERS DEPT. OF APIzOS. OHhce Oi Ihiei Comm issary of Subsistence
 Prescott Arizona December I7 1874 Sealed proposals iu duplicate with A conn, o, Al; .a Fsr'sement attached Co each will be recsivs ., ,si. once until l2 NJ. Friday, March 10 Is75 ,or ssAi, - beei anu Mutton, on he block o inc t-oan r;t, zen smpioyes and Indian allies at each o, '. - P's's % ID Department of Arzosa viz.
 CP I,.' IlSens' Camp Moiave
 Cs-II f,' Camp san Carlos
 CT Cam. Verde
 Cf ,' "a az Fort WhippIe
 Camp Mcdowell una During the year eoua,ene;,o r,1 1 DIsP9' June % 1876. "O'! T. le'' and ending and 2OtO Wethers ie 'Oou' i'5V' Reeves D1s VII. also Dc receIved at the saus finn. .s ,ao.
 s he ofnecrs and their families with choies c,,ts of va, anu Mutton for the period aho,e ,,.,,ion.J ,'f"f"sais VIII also be received a, ,hs sa ,;o-5 the hoof f' "i'h Deer and Mutton on , proposals for furnishing Fresh Reef ana Nut ,. t1e ooeN CT on the hOof will be received s,r each n nj. D 't SIe iful"sal may include all the pests
 rSh' IS reserved Of aecrptpe or reieot;n a, b;a States. -0i tue iheeest ot Inc United u'her information cor 9itions f,rms of rro- ,;y d,y '" meat payments. ess. be obtained by ap- 7. o ,hs onee. Bidders invited to be pressn, .ns cpening of tie bids. Envelopes should be en- sHes Proposals fCr Beef and Mutfonv ieA- III M. F. SMALL, Major and C. S., U s. Army
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-05
Administrators N8tice. Estate of THOS J. JOHNSON. Deceased

Notice is hereby given the creditors of and an per having claims against the of ThOs J. Johnson deceased "a present the with the proper vouchers io 'be undersigned administrator his place 0f business at Prescott lavapai county Arizona Tsrritory within fen months from the first publication of this notice or the same will be forever barred All persons indebted said estate are hereby requested to make immediate Iavneut
 RICHARD F. ELLIOTT, Administrator
 Prescott A T., December !, lc44. delsm3
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-05
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
 N THE MATTER OF THE Estate of JAMES TRUEwORTHY Dcd

Notice IS hereby given by the undersigned adminisra tor of Ls above named estate the creditors of and m persons having claims against said deceased to exhibit thc with the necessary vouchers within ten aot from the rs publication of this notice at his store on The west side of the plaza Moniezuma street in inc town of Prescott ID the county of lavapa Arizona Territory
 JOHN c. CAMPBELL
 iIes'" feo. 70, Icf0- 3m. Administrator
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-05
NOTICE.

To Herman Bendell and !. W. Fleeson owners in -bc south Extension Of the Tiger lode located in Erdsbavr D'snct laVapM County. \. T., known as the Bean <, ho"'rs company: You are hereby notified that fl von do no, appear 4t the place of business of G. w Rowsrs doe Coufanys ageut, at Fort Whipple IT. within ninety lsl days rom the the date hereof and ay your respective proportions of the expense incurred in oi work done on said mine required by law the under signed VIII claim forfeiture of your interests in said mine. In accordance with the mining laws now in force
 ED. I. BOWERS. if'so"''' H- i- January S>- le39. in26
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-05
QUARTZ MOUNTAIN SAWMILL.

Notice Is hereby given all whom il may concern that the undersigned is i-e owner of all prursrty kna n. me Quartz Mounian sawmn. and A. < Haskell is tbe oay authorized agent o receive orders and deliver inn
 per or sn'ues n my absence and all persons pulchs ing lumber shingles manufactured al the at,vs min hom any other parties will be held responsible for ths sanne upon ny return. GEO W CI-PTtS
 saa Francisco. January H. 1875 ip26,f
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-05
N Q T iCE F.

To Abraham Henderson. Esq., owner in the ''Gnx Eagle" mine. lode Tiger Mining District. Couusy ss Yavapa Territory of Arizoua; You hereby osfeS that if you do not nppear within ninety ,) days hou the date hereof and pay respective proportion , expense incurred in the amount of work done s.i, mine as required by law the undersigned will elain forfeiture ot your interest in said mine in aeeordaas, with the mining laws now in force.
 WILLIAM J. ROsS Dated Prescott A. T., Jan. ls 1875. jn22wl4
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-05
N O Y lC E.

To n. J. Marr. G. OPdyke c. c. Bean. and the Reprs- sentative of II. Bowers deceased, owners in the Ecss lode. 5th Extension North. Tiger District Yavars; county. Arizona: You hereby notified that if yos do appear within ninety O) days from the date her.,r and pay your respective proportions of the expense n cured in the amount of work done said mine as N, quired by law the undersigned will claim forfeiture your interest in said mine in accordance with the mnar laws in force. A. GILMORE
 Prescott. A. T., Jan. l, le75. ianswl4
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-05
N Q T IC E.

All persons interested in the War Eagle lode (gold bearng) ih extension north of discovery location and n the north of the Loreno lode (slver bearug both being in Bradshaw district Yavapa county Arzona and who have paid their proportion of the expense n cured in the amount of work done said mines as r quired by law hereby notified that if they do Dot within % days from the date hereof pay 10 Capt J. P Hargrave the due their ownership in the said claims will be forfeited in accordance with the mining laws now in force. WORKING SHAREHOLDERS
 Prescott, January :, 1875. janswli