davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-24
MlRRIEn

SWIT-nAvTEs.-On wednesday. April q, 1878,
b. the Rev. Jonn cotton smith, -. D., LrcY,
daughter 81 Henry L. Dawes, "a Ne YORK city, 70
SAMUEL SWIFT, NJ ID, Of lOnEers.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tuesday. April 20, At
ST. BarthOlomrw's church, Nv tue Rev. samuel
Cooke, ID. ID, ROBERT J. TTRSBULL, OF Mississippi,
70 CATHERINE v. X SCREyEN, ~ south Carolina.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-24
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

ENGAGED.
IsATAS-Wlcg Mr.. J. m. lsAAs 10 Mss EMILY
VICE both u lnls city. No cards.
The New York herald., 1875-12-10
FATHER GERDEMANN.

BISHOP WOOD SUED BY CHURCH CREDITORS
PHILADELPHIA, Dec g. 1875.
For some time past there has been in preparation
measures nsttuting series Of suits the part Of
the creditors OF st Bonifacus church to
funds loaned to the diocese for the building of the
church ediHce. 1t may remembered that these
difficulties arose It alleged, from the defaca-
tons OF Father Gerdemann the former pastor OF the
church Bishop Wood was notified by committee
representing il is said, about S13l,000 worth
of claims that some arrangement must be
made that they might receive at least
portion of their claims Notwithstanding strenuous
efforts the part Of the reverend Father he has been
unable up the present time to give them any posi-
tive assurances even for the future Fatigued with
long waiting, number of the larger creditors have
Joined issue the matter and employed able counsel
10 bring the civil and the premi-
nary papers have passed between the parties in in
terest
IL seems that there is a question Of law upon the
point whether church property can be held liable
SEIZURE for criminal negect or intent on the part of
its pastor This mootcd question will, without doubt,
be settled in the coming trials.
The New York herald., 1875-12-10
THE IRON WORKERS.
STRENGTH OF THE LABoRERs-A GREAT COM
BINATIoN PROPOSED.

STRENGTH OF THE LABoRERs-A GREAT COM
BINATIoN PROPOSED.
PlTTsBURG Dec g. 1875.
The joint committee of conference OF iron manufac-
turers and puddlers which will meet morrow is the
al-absorbng theme of conversation among working
men, the result depends work idleness for
thousands during the winter All day long there was
in session meeting of the workngmen, with the view
of consolidating all the and steel roll hands in the
United States This the result of the resolutions
recently passed by all the iron mems lodges in the
country for such conference Naicrs heaters, rollers,
roughers cachers and puddlers will be joined in
grand national ASSOCIATION If the efforts of the
session succeed The conference is strictly private
and the usual courtesy extended to the press denied
this instance Representatives of rolling mill hands
present from Eastern States from Ohio Illinois,
Indiana, West Virginia and Pennsylvania. The pud-
d!ers also strongly represented by delegates from
the various States OF the Union Those we'll informed
in matters of this kind that this is the most mpor
tant labor meeting held IN this country and II the
combination is effected II will exert power that capi-
tai cannot do otherwise than respect IL is not known
what effect this conference will have upon the repre-
sentations OF the Iron Association their meeting
morrow, but 1t presumed that the puddlers will 20
strength, backed with Of support from all
branches of steel and iron ourneymen manufacturers
The New York herald., 1875-12-10
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Judge George 7. Comstock, Of Syracuse, is residing
temporarily at the Fifth Avenue Hotel Senor Don
Francisco Gonzalez Errazurz Of the Chilian LegatoH
at Washington, is al the Metropolitan Hotel General
James W. Hustled OF Peekskill, N. r., has arrived al
the St Nicholas Hotel Senator elect Stephen IL
Hammond of Geneva N. r., is al tho St Jamea
Hotel Governor John Beveridge Of Illinois, is al
the Grand Central Hotel Mr.. Galusha A. Grow %
Pennsylvania is at the Fifth Avenue Hotel Assembly
man James Mackn, Of FishkilL N. y, is at the New
York Hotel Mr.. Jay Cooke, Of Philadelphia, and ex-
Governor Henry D. Cooke, Of the District OF Columbia,
are At the st. Nicholas Hotel Postmaster J. w.
Knowlton OF Bridgeport yesterday arrived at tho
Hoffman House. Senator j. H. Selkreg, OF Ithaca and
Mr. Joseph Warren, of Buffalo, the Metropolitan
Hotel.
The New York herald., 1875-12-10
THE GILMoUR MURDER.

coMMITTAL OF JOHN CLEMENTS AS AN Access
soRY-BAIL REFUsED-THE TESTIMONY OF
DAVIS AND HIS WIFE.
TORONTO, Dec 9, 1878
This morning, the reassembng of the court
John Clements committed TO stand his trial at
the asszes for being accessory before the the
murder of JEANNE Gimour. Application made by
his counsel for bail but this the police magistrate re-
fused to grant his responsibility, the applca
ton will be renewed before the County Judge.
In the OF Frazer charged with being an acces
sorry after the fact Alice Davis the other convict gave
evidence to-day. Her statement was almost identical
in every particular with that previously made BY her
husband, though there were in one two very unim
portant particulars a slight variation, which,
remarked by the magistrate, probably due TO the
fact that her husband was, by his acknowledge
ment nearly drunk when the occurrence referred to
took place Mrs Davis evidence given very
straightforward and connected manner, and every
who heard her convinced Of its lruth
The case against Frazer will be resumed to morrow
morning
The two convics, Davis and his wife, win be taken
Penitentary where they have TO spenu the
OF their days.
The New York herald., 1875-12-10
MOODY AND SANKEY.

PROGRESS or THE REVIVAL MovEMENr-MR.
MooDY's HINTS ON PERSONAL DEALING wrrR
INQUTRERs
PHrLADRLPHrA, Dec. Q, 1875
Notwithstanding the continued bad weather there
least 900 persons attendance at the Depos
Tabernacle this morning The choir were out IN fun
force and the pastors side OF the platform was wen
filed.
Abooi twelve O'Clock Mr. Moody appeared and said -
Let open the meeting by singing the tweHsy arss
hymn
Tis the promise Of God full salvation to give
which sung with vigor and great effect, Mr. Sankey
Leading with the organ Rev. DR. Newton then road
requests for prayer. after which Rev hr Atwood let2
in prayer and the seventy second hymn was sung W
the audience standing
Mr. Moody in bis cook for a subject the con-
tnuaton OF the methods TO be used 10 the inquiry
roomn and said
"rhe first class OF tnquirers TO be dealt with those
who proiessed Christians, but who are in doubtl
the class the backslder, and the third class
those who convicted deeply OF siu
Remarks were then made by Rev. DIR. Newton,
George H. stuart, Mr. Farwell, OF Chicago, and Rev.
DIR. Hatfield, when, after benediction by Rev. DS
Crowell, the audience dismissed
The New York herald., 1875-12-10
PREsBYTERIAN1sM IN TRENTON.

THE DEDICATION OF THE PROSPECT AVENUE
CHURCH SKETCH OF THE GROWTH or PRES
BYTERIANIsM IN TRENTON.
TRENTON, N j., Dec Q, 1875
The Prospect avenue Presby terrain church dedi.
Gated here to-day in the presence OF large assem-
blapc. among whom we're ex Chancellor Green, United
States Judge John 7. Nixon, A. G. Rchcy and other
distinguished citizens Rev. DR. Adams Of New
Yorg preached the dedcaory sermon, after which the
Rev X Hail. of this city, read sketch Of the history
OF presbytcrlansm In Trenton, which dated It's
origin a. pr back as Ill years ago, when tho hrst
church vas erected under the pastorship OF the Rev
David Cowe There are five Presbyterian churches
in Trenton, with congregations numbering an aggre-
gate of about 900 souls The Rev Walter Brook is
pastor OF the church
The New York herald., 1875-12-10
EMBEZZLED MONEYS.

THE UNITED STATES FUNDS STOLEN BY
TREASURY CLERK HALLECK-sUIT AGAINST
OTTOMAN, WHO RECEIVED THEM.
RICHMOND, Dec O. 1875.
The chanccry suit and attachment proceedings of the
United States VS. w. H. Ottoman, ct al, begunin the
Corporation Court Of the city Of Alexandria, in August
last and lately removed to the Circuit Court Of the
United States for the Eastern district OF Virginia
up in the latter Court to-day upon the motion OF Otto
man quash and dismiss the attachment for
the proceedings. This suit brought by the United
States of the defendant Ottoman the OF
S47 600 alleged TO have been received by HIM of
Haeck the United States Treasury clerk at Washing
ton, who embezzled the money, knowing the same TO
have been embcZzed, aud to attach certain moneys
belonging to Ottoman in one of the Alexandria banks
The motion to quash argued by Ottoman IS counsel
and by the District Attorney and Colonel Ball. Of Alex
andria for the government and was submitted Judge
Hughes took the papers in the and will probably
announce his decision on Saturday.
The New York herald., 1875-12-10
THE COLOR LINE IN MISSISSIPPI.

NEGRO RIoTING-THE RABBLE DISPERSED BY
THE SHERIFF AND THE LEADERS KILLED.
VcKsBuRG, Dec. O. 1875
serious encounter is authenticay reported between
the blacks and whites in lssquena county. Two weeks
ago a white man and negro had personal difficulty,
in which the negro was wounded in the body. Armed
negroes then visited the white mans house. broke into
1t and beat him nigh death Several negroes were
arrested, but some of them escaped and organized
large armed force OF negroes 10 their COM
panons. The Sheriff. Henry Scott colored repubi-
can, summoned posse OF white men TO disperse the
rioters The posse, put in charge OF Mr. Ball. Baptist
clergyman, found the negroes 200 strong They at
tackled and dispersed them, killing the leader Noah
Parker, Captain Arthur Brooks and five others No
further trouble is apprehended by the Sheriff. The
scene of the difficulty the midst OF dense negro
population, about fourteen hours journey by river
and thirty five miles by land from Y,clsburg
The New York herald., 1875-12-10
SALT LAKE BIGAMISTS.

THE SECOND TRIAL or GEORGE REYNOLDS
coMMENcED-A LARGE NUMBER OF IND1cT-
MENTs OF BIGAMIsTs EXPECTED
SALT LAKE, Utah. Dec. Q, 1875
The case OF George Reynolds, indicted for bigamy
who has once been tried and convicted but the verdict
set aside by the Supreme Court account OF an
error in the number OF Grand Jurymen, els again on
trial before the Third District Court and jury was OBJ
tanned to-day.
The panel Of tho Grand Jury IN tho Second District
al Beaver, Utah. ullCd to-day There is only
Mormon upon this Grand jury and il expected that
large number OF indictments for bgany will be found,
as the Judge called their attention particularly TO poly
gamy and lascivous cOhabuation
The New York herald., 1875-12-10
EX-COUNTY TREASURER MANN.

ARREST OF Mr.. MANN YEsTERDAY-HELD TO
BAIL IN TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS TO APPEAR
FOR EXAMINATION.
SARATOGA, Dec Q, 1875.
Henry A. Mann, the alleged dcfaullng County Treas
urcr Of Saratoga county, arrested at O'Clock
this morning, by Sheriff Carpenter at Ballston Spa.
committee from the Board OF Supervisors have found
notes to the Of Sis 600 issued and signed by
Mann as County Treasurer without authority. IL has
been suspected for days that Mann preparing
to leave and quiet watch has been kept his
ments.
He appeared before Justice Allen at hafpast eleven
O'Clock today and held TO bail in the sum OF
furnishing bail in the Of $40 900 this afternoon.
Ten citizens Of Ballston became his bondsmen.
The New York herald., 1875-12-10
FRANCE.

THE ASSEMBLY BALLoTING FOR SENATOR'S
TWO MEMBERS CHOSEN FOR THE UPPER
HoUsE-THE PARTY OF THE LEFT UNUsU-
ALLY VIGOROUS
PARIS. Dec. O. 1875.
In the Assembly to-day balloting began for the cleo
tion Of seventy-1ve Senator'S who to hold thcir
office for life
The Due d'Audnret Pasquler, President, and NJ Mar
tc First Vice President Of the Assembly elected
no other candidates obtaining the absolute majority
which is necessary on the first ballot
THE PARTY OF THE LEFT VERY POWERFUL
The Left developed surprising strength In the voting
Their candidates received average OF 325 votes EACH
against 3l7 the average number thrown for those OF
the Right.
THE PARTY OF THE RIGHT AsToUNDED.
The members OF the Right are astounded at the
result
The New York herald., 1875-12-10
SPAIN.

PRESS COMMENTS ON PRESIDENT GRANTS
A1EssAGE-THE CUBAN NsURREcTIoN TO BE
CONQUERED.
MADRID, Dec .. 1875.
The journals OF this city comment variousy on the
Message Of President Grant
THE INsURREoTIoE 'sTAMPED OUT
All the newspapers Of the city express an opinion
that Spain viii vanqush the insurrecton In Cuba by
forco, energy and perseverance.
cARLIsT GENERAL CONDEMNED by COURT
MARTIAL.
HESDAYE, Dec Q, 1875.
The carist court martial has sentenced General
Saballs to four years Imprisonment
The New York herald., 1875-12-10


''he name Of Dr. K Pierce, Of Buffalo, n \. has be-
familiar the people all the country house
hold words His wonderful remedies his pamphlets and
ooks aud his large medical experience. have brouehs
him prominence aud given him solid reputation
The Times present issue, presents whole pago
commun cation from DR.. Pierce and readers may
gain from IL some idea Of the vast proportions OF
his business aud the merits OF his medicines
He has at Buffalo mammoth establishment, ap-
propriately named The Worlds Dispensary.i whers
patients treated the remedies compounded Hero
persons employed In the several departments
able aud skilled stand ready to al
leviae the suongs Of humanity by the most approved
methods These physicians in frequent consultations
with Dr. Pierce and their combined experience is broughs
the successful of obstinate The
a OF large medical experience, and his
knowledge OF matera medca has been acknowi-
edged OF degrees from two of the rst
Medical Colleges in the land
You would patronize Medicines scientifically prepared
by skilled physician and chemist, use Dr. P1ERCE'S
FAMILY MEDICINES. Golden Medical Discovery is
ttous tonic Alternative and blood cleansing, and
eaualled cough remedy; Pleasant Purgative Pellets,
seeds constitute agreeable
reliable physic Favorte Prescriptions remedy for de-
tated females Extract Of Smart Weed magical
edy pain bowel complaints and an unequaed lnlmens
for both human aad horse flesh while his Dr. Sages ga
Remedy known the world the greatest speci
catarrh and cold in the head given 20 tho
nubl lie ares
The New York herald., 1875-12-10

ness on Che two bodies found In the quarter
masters boat.
The proceedings were formal.
THE JURY
refused to adjourn finally until the result Of
the official inquiry, which is held at Harwich,
is known. Meantime they have returned an
open verdict Of death from exposure. thus
leaving the Harwich inquest to fix the re-
sponsibility for the disaster.
The New York herald., 1875-12-10
EVENING WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHEY SlGsAL OPTicER,
WASHINGTON, Dec 81 80 T. NJ

WAR DEPARTMENT
0FFIcE or THR CHEZ SfGsAL OPTicER,
WAsHISGroS Dec. 9-7:30 r. NJ }
Probabilities
During Friday, in the South Atlantic and Gulf States,
falling barometer warmer, southwest winds, partially
cloudy and clear weather.
The Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri valleys
and the upper Lake region falling barometer south and
cast winds and warmer cloudy weather. possibly with
rain or snow.
For the lower lakes, Tennessee and the ohio Valley,
rising followed by falling barometer, northwest 70
southwest winds stationary temperature, partly cloudy
weather and light local rain or snow
For the Middle and Eastern States, rising barometer,
slightly cooler, northwest Winds cloudy and clearing
weather with possibly light SHOWS IN the northern
section.
For the canal regions OF New Jersey and Virginia the
temperature viii fall TO the freezing point
The Ohio River has rIsen slightly.
The New York herald., 1875-12-10
AQUIDNECK COTTON MILL.
PROPOSED CLOSING OF THE MI1I-THE HELP
WILLING TO ACCEPT REDUCED RATES.

NEWPORT, 7. /, Dec. 2, $50
Owners Of tho Aquidnock Cotton MiIl Of this city,
have notified their help that the mill viii be closed in
definitely on and after the 18TH They allege that re-
pairs 70 be mace Depression ogthe market Is doubt
less the cause. and Il is believed that the help Will be
willing t0stontnne work az reduced rates rather than
have a lockout for repairs or anything elsc should
they accept reduction II is believed that the mill
will stop, u now paying four cents per cut more than
Fall River pays
The New York herald., 1875-12-10

FRAGRANT BREATH AND PEARLY TEETH.
easily obtained BY cleansing your teeth daily with that
Justly popular dentrce Composed Of anti
septic herbs imparts whteness TO the teeth delicious
and intact from youth to old
age. the teeth Acidity Of the stomach viii destroy ths
its effects counteracted with
SozopoNr this pure protects the dental
faces by removing every mpur that adheres them Ash
your druu 10
The New York herald., 1875-12-10
DISTRESS OF STRIKING MINERS.

HALIFAX, N. s., Dec. Q, 1875.
The authorities OF Cape Breton have appointed the
coliery managers and the resident magistrates
mittee to collect reliable information regarding tho
tress among the miners employed by the Coal Mining
Company at Sidney. The miners strike
against reduction OF twelve and half per on
their
The New York herald., 1875-12-10
LOOKING FOR SEVEN MILLIONS.
A PROMINENT RAILROAD SUPERINTENDENT SUE
ING FOR HIS INHERrTAScE-THE FIRST SUIT
MONTREAL. Dec. O 1s7h.

Alexander Hart prominent American railway
superintendent late OF the Central Pacific, and whose
father died here many years ago, leaving immense
property East End in trust for his son, and which,
as alleged was disposed OF by sequcsiraton has come
To to institute actions for the recovery OF H.
seven million dollars worth Of real are involved
The irst action IS against W. Mcdonald a tobacco
manufacturer Who is sued for $400 00O
The New York herald., 1875-12-10
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twcntyfou hours in com.
parson with the corresponding date OF last year rs
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy
HERALD building
The New York herald., 1875-12-10
DEATH IN THE PIT.

SIX MEN KILLED-A CoLLIERY EXPLOSION
LONDON. Dec. 0, 1875
An explosion took place to-day in coal mine at
Methey, near Leeds, and six men were killed.
The New York herald., 1875-12-10
THE BOSTON BELFRY MURDER.

BosToN, Dec 0, 1875.
In the trial of Piper for the murder OF Mabel Young
the prosecution closed to-day after having examined
upward Of forty witnesses three days The defence
commences lo-moTrOw.
The New York herald., 1875-12-10
THE PRINCE OF WALES.

HIS ROYAL HIGHNEss' MOVEMENTS IN INDIA.
COLOMBO Ceylon, Dec @ 1875.
His Royal Highness, the Prince of Wales, goes TO
Tutcorn to-day in Her Majesty's steamship Scraps.
From there he will go to Madras by railway.
The New York herald., 1875-12-10
TROOPS FROM THE SOUTH.

PROVIDENCE, r l.. Dec Q, 1875
Company b, First United States Artillery, Colonel
Frank arrived at Fort Adams to-day from ST Angus
tine Companies and and Battery X are expected
The New York herald., 1875-12-10

FAVORABLE NOT0RIETY.-T ELASTIC
TRUSS COMPANY 6S3 Broadway well known throughout
the land comfort ably retains aaenty
ruptures: " night and day.
The New York herald., 1875-12-10
A FAMOUS MEDICAL INSTITUTION.

FAIR LADY BECOMES STILL. FAIRER By
using that saluary beautiter. GLksSs SULPHUR SOAR
.HILLs HAIR WmsKKR Dye black or brown. Soc
The New York herald., 1875-12-10

Tremeyer, Franz
Treltert (or TrettesD, George, Albany.
NY.
Teichy Anton, New York.
Weiss George, Forscheim.
THE FOURTH OFFICER AND THE PURsER
DROWNED.
The telegram also contained the intelli-
gence that Otto Won Tramnitz, fourth officer,
and @. F. Benning, purser of the Deutsch-
land, were drowned
OTHERS MAY HAVE BEEN SAVED
1t is probable that some others are saved
and not identified on account Of the confu-
sion in transcribing and telegraphing the
names
NOT ACCOUNTED FOR.
About forty of the passengers and fifty of
the crew are still unaccounted for.
CONDITION OF THE VESSEL
The steamer will probably become total
wreck.
THE DEUTSCHLAND BROKEN IN HALVES.
LONDON, Dec. 10-4 A. Nj.
The Morning Echo has despatch from
Sheerness, reporting that the Deutschland
has broken in halves.
AT THE CoMPANY's OFFICE IN NEW YORK.
At the office of the agents in this city of the i'll
fated steamship Deutschland there but little
ctement yesterday. The greater number of the pas
sengers hailihg from New York seemed TO have been
saved and, consequently there has been the absence
OF the throng of anxious nqurers that under other
circumstances would naturally have been found at the
headquarters in Bowling Green Every caller how
ever treated with the greatest consideration and
upon request, many special kilograms forwarded
for positive Information In addition to those already
enumerated as having cause to believe that near and
dear board the stranded vessel tho
husband of Margaretta Meissner, who with her
child Maria was on her way here to Join
the former. In the list OF missing these names to
be found and the distracted head OF the family desired
authentic regarding them. He felt that
many have occurred in the hurry of colla
ing the lists and elegraphing them, no held hope
tightly to his heart and asked the agents to inquire
to their fate. They willingly did So but up to a
to the message. Similar in all its details
is the Of Babetta Rlnderer and child
the of the former having been published saved
and the latter among the lost Mr.. Rinderer at
the Office early in the morning, and upon request q
telegram promptly transmitted asking for nforma-
ton about them, but had not been received
when he left the place late in the afternoon
THE SAVED srEERAGE PASSENGERS.
The list Of seerage passengers saved which had been
teegraphed for by the agents early in the day
ceived from Mr. Williams, the German Consul at Har-
wich England. The names we're Immediately posted,
and transmitted to all the ubagents Of the company
throughout the country
The New York herald., 1875-12-10

FOR 81 SO YOU CAN INSURE YOUR LUNGS AND
have health comfort by wearing GRADUATED CHEsr
LUNG PROTECTORS; sold everywhere sent by mail.
ISAAC A. SINGER, 694 Broadway