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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-19
DISCUSSING the rUBLIC HEALTH.

A dispatch from Nashville states that the
first annual session American PaDlic III ealth As
called to order AT noon yesterday by the
President j. l.. Cdbe of Virginia. III the Hall OF Rep
resenteives OF the Safe Capitol. Over 200 members
were the lOOr and tile galleries Aled with spec
tators. Among the members from abroad Dr.
Rutherford, OF tho State Health Board Of Texas DR..
johnson. Secretary OF the Mississippi Health Board
Dr. Lloyd Howard OF Baltimore; DR. Albert L. Gibson
Medical Director United States Navy; and DR.. Is. h.
Gibbs, Medical Inspector UniIed States Navy.
Dr. Edward G. Janewsy, of The New-York Board of
Health Dr. L. c. Angel OF this city, and Dr. g. b.
Bacb, of Yonkers. es,dent the Weslcneser County
Medical Society, to read papers tnIs neetng la
regard 10 the meeting. Dr. T. II. James. city, sec
rotary Of The association. state that there every roa
son to IL will be Of greater and im
portance whole couaty than that OF any preceu
ine year. The aiding subrct- for discussion selected
by the executive committee, are:
1.-THE Sanitary Condition or Cities and Towns
especially Of the Southern States: Practical olos
tons connected with Mana cement OF an actual or
threatened outbreak ~ Yellow FJver." President ]
L. Cabcll OF Virginia, announces that has been CON
sIdered important 10y TIE association the whole
country should have the henefii ID, The practical lessons
Taught by the epidemic vis tatons Of 1878 and 1879
aud that the popular diffusion OF tais knowledge snoud
made through the medium Of the association which
will have unusually favorable opportunity al
present meeting for co leetng and recording the
conclusions of neig, and skilled observers a, to the
practical working tAe measures recently put INTO Cd
CREATION hy state and municipal auhor - aided by the
Nat onal Board Of Health with "a view prevent lhe
spread OF the disease Iron local soufcos Of nfrrtsn
lne d custom Will b. pe aced 10y tne Ieading of
several paprs by members Oi The ASSOCIATION nave
been actively engaged III this practical work dur ng t
prevalence OF the cent epidemic M Memphis else
where. Among he points 10 be- especially cousds red
How 10 deal vita city ia the yellow fever zone
order to prevent The first How prevent tue
Importation OF "a fret case How 10 deal with "a nrst
aud early cas-s; Measures for Ie"aling "a danger
Ously injected place; Measures for preventing the
spread OF the disease from 1 feoled place by rail-
road. including the OF transfer stations
Inspection OF vessels Injected place ana vi inter-
-liaie stations between the port oi departure aud
their hna destination.
sDr neway has prepared two papers for the associa
ton, one upou POsi-MoTtem ExAmina Ions In their
Relations To Public HEALTH. ana upon - abiI atIops
. Pubic Health Laws and Registration" DR. AnseIl,.
paper IL upon fire. public batns In their relations To
healn. Dr. Balch's paper viii DO upon Public school
Buidtngk"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-19
THE RING IN ULSTER COUNTY.

fFROM An OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRRUNF.l
KINGSTON, n. u, Nov. 1S.-The Ulster
Boart OF Canvassegs has Aad stormy here
committee completed the official The returns
several days axe, with the exception OF the Tor
County Clerk anu Superintendent Of tine Poor. which
found to be close several OF the returns wor.
found detective. and al been back for IrrrctOa.
These lad been properly corrected and received, with
the exception from District No. ?, Town OF
Kingston. which returned rs before. This return
bears undoubted evidence Of having been tampered
what least In regard to the result Sapernte ndent
Of the Poor The numbers have been erased writ
ten
As tue aaires now stand It would appear that
Vandevoor the Democratic candidate, Is elected one
OF the inspectors, and several other reputable who
witnessed the canvass. swear the figures have been
The figures in their afidavs would elect saxton the
examination that originally the result was as they
this The Democratic members OF course,
maintain that the vote must be counted dec AIRED
according to the face of the The Republicans
claim that II Is forged proper return la regnrd 70
THAI nhlce.
When the question came mp last evening ( e Court
HOUSE was packed with people. and lively discussion
enouct. Two m3udamus : mad been granted uy ia 20
candidate for County Clerk tue other in favor o. Van.
Ici'oHil, ther nominee fur Superintendent OF Poor
ordering the BDId To declare ihr result FOR OH
Cos al oucc, JrsnOw cause before the Court t-dy Inc
FORMER was disposed Of at once by the declaration
OF Tie Official canvass, and the latter viii be
argued to-y This IS the famous Stony Hollow election
upon requisite nocratc m Aioritles The ring
dies hard. but Us doom ~ sealed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-19
d STEP TOWARD CO-oPARAuoM.

OTTER OF A SUBSCRIPTION TO PROPOSED FUND
FOR TRYING THE EXPERIMENT HERE.
TO lhe EdttOr OF The TrtOWHe
SIR: l have read with great interest yOur
remarks George Jacob nOlyoake ana the coo ertve
movement OF which he is the representative. aud be-
leye them 70 he practical and benefit TO the worng
OF this country. TO prove my confidence in this
assertion. am willing 10 make of ATTY who shall
subscribe S25 each 10 test the principle; AID further
believe that II a man can be found who has the conf
dence OF the public t. act treasurer $1,000 could be-
raise in week We nave such men in Newly ork-men
who have shown by their past action that they will
Ing TO benefit the community Without prospective
pro It, | might in this connection name the Rover nd
gentlemen connected with the C. Operative Colony AID
sOciety-Ncssrs Co lyer Rvlance. Adler and NewtOnas
well II ted for the treasurersip OF such m ofganl
eaton, but thai recent Cincinnati experience has
taught that dvines do not make desirable ttehurcrs
As sample o. tie men Who would give cOnhlcnc IN
the movement | might name Peter Cooper, Sinclair
TOuscy, Myei Stern aud Yourself.
The man who THIS time will volunteer TO lead this
movement vii the gratitude and respect OF The
thousands Will benefit 10y it, operation have 10
doubt that can have the Immediate benefit OF the
i've years. experience, OF Mr. Ge1ui the trusted agent
aud buyer the Cod 'erave Wholesale Society n Eng
land. Respectfully yours, GEORGE :. MWATIEEs.
No. Cpl Eas, EJhteeH-St. ktr York, Nov. Il. 1879.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-19
POLITICS IN NETWORK.

ELECTION FIGURES AND RESULTS.
WORK OF The CANvAssRRs IN THIS CITY
NEARLY CoMPLgrED-FIGUREs FROM fooh
MORE DisrRICTs-THE VOTE FOR mAfoh
N BROOKLYN-ALARM or MAYOR coor
Frs FRIESDS-vAIN EFFORTS toh bEooN-
cIIIATIoN-IHE ULSTER COUNTY RING.
The Supervisors in this city yesterday
finished the XXth Assembly District In
their canvassing. aud the figures from four
districts gone over Yesterday are given
below. The results OF the canvass Of the city vote
in Brooklyn are also made public. The political as
socates of Mayor Cooper are alarmed
at the prospect that charges against hun
will be presented to Governor Cornell
IN January Further attempts have been made
10 reconcile the warning Democratic factions, but
in vain The Democratic ring " IN Ulster County
has been broken up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-19
COMPETITION WITH CANADA.
rome Edttor or rhs rrtoune.

TOthe EdttOr or me TrtbUne
SIR: In your issue of November 10 the
Hon Peter Mitchell OF montreal represented ~ say
ing, that five and one-haH years ago Canada paid
American manufacturers 50 100000 in gold Tor $50
locomotives; that Canada had establishment, bat IL
was crushed out Of existence by the competition from
the states. and that Canada had duty OF %
cent against the world locomotives. The writer Of
this article contracted for aud built 225 OF the oooo
tves referred to. averag price OF $4,000 EACH
making -, zoo. 900 Al that time tue duty locomo
lives imported iuto Canada from the States Is
cent making total cost TO the purchasers $3l 900
for 225 locomotives All locomotives were bought
from the lowest bidder In open market. the one
Canadian shop bavmg the advantage not only Of hav-
rg home Influence against the shops In the States.
but difference 81 81 900 per engine material,
tyres. boiler tubes. boiler pig aud bar
winch al That time were admitted INTO Canad
free Tue purchasers had an advantage Of Ouying
home SlsOOu dutY saved. 50 II they nad given TIE
shop ia Canada 81 500 per than asked
would then have saved money by buying at home
in trdnsp1ra lon. Nov WithOu taking prOnt into ac-
count the in CANADA had the advantage Of $1,000
on law material ana 81 500 duti owl those imported
nom The States. Did .hey wlsl Ia make larger profit
man shops Ststes willing 20 work FOR,
what the VI hir beng Uutbd for The buiid
ug The above locomotives N0@ ihr net profit 10 The
builders ~ them 20 cent upon the price
pald king $1,000 To the build r. for each
lOcOmOiV The ne cost to-lay Tor III same iocono-
IL - 400. with 20 cent added for 1uty making
80 $50 the builder III same could be solu
aud delivered Cansd, $4,000. fair profit OF II
eau this 10 done III Canada under Their new
tariff n they could not compete from 1871 To 1870
when they had 20 per cent tier favor how can o.
done now some OF numerous readers may b.
able 70 answer TIN. question aad save ne The trouble
Ne,r- lork, Nov. Is. 1879. BwH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-19
SHAD IN LAKE ONTARIO.

SETH GREEN THINKS THAT NEW KIND OF FISH
HAS EES DoMEsiICATFD ~ THE LAKE
70 the Edttor OF The Tribune.
SIR: | am informed by Mr. Mcpherson, a fish
dealer al Sacketts lIar5or. that over five hundred
shad weighing from two and one-half to four
pounds each were taken in white-tsh nets set IN
deep water. OFT sackstts Harbor. in Lake Ontario
during last summer. Their stomachs full Of
the common food OF the lake. showing that they
feed in the lake. and the chances are that they
never have been 20 salt water and that have
added a new fish to tie waters Of the lake. l have
opened thousands Of shad taken III the Hudson,
Connecticut and Potomac Rivers. and har ly ever
hnd anything in their stOmachs. think they have
become laDd-lccked aid will make Lake Ontario
their nome. Yours SETH GREEN.
Rochester. n y Nov. Is, 1879.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-19
THE MINES OF'UTAH.

A WILD SEARCH FOR PARLEY'S PARK.
sfNpIsr IN AcaSoN-A GUIDE WHO DID SOr GUIDE
But KNrw soME BEAR siORiFs-s RAMBLING
UPA MOUNTAIN ONLY TO SCRAMBLE DOWN
THE DFsTINATIoN.
The fourth letter of staff correspondent
of THE TRIBUNE on the Mines of Utah
describes an expedition from Little Cotton
wood Canon to the Parley's Park district The
party. led by guide, lost its way en- route
to the Park, and tramped for a long
time through snow covered with the tracks of
bears and other wild game. The march was
through a volcanic and almost impenetrable
region, and was full of exciting incidents, and
made interesting by the relation of bear
stories. The narrative of the search for the
missing Park is given below.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-19
me REpuRLCAN CTrY ORGANIzArION.

The Republican Central Committee met in
Republican Hall last night and adopted the following
resolution, reported from the Executive Committee by
joel W Masoni
Rcolred That the delegates % the Central Committee
OF $780, aDpOrODed OF the basis OF c vote cast Tor
Governor at the late election one delegate beng al
lowed for each 200 Republican votes fraction thereof
exceeding One-hsn that numOcr. That Immediately
the declaration OF the Official canvass. officers
o. tue Central Committee shall issue the call Tor cleo
lions for Csers OF associations aud delegates the
General Committee IN accoid dance with the above.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-19

WHKEsBAERE, Penn, Nov. 1s.-Last May
the stanton Niue caught nre and Il Was found
sary - Hood tue mine order extngul.h The burn
lug coal. The work OF removing the water accom-
pnsued last Wednesday. Yesterday Il discovered
that tne fac I'd worked its up beyond the level
Ieacncd 10y The water. THIS will necessary the
noodlng ~ the nline anew The water nov pouring
In. All the work OF months Is oct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-19
INVESTIGATING ALLEGED ELECTION FRAUDS.
The Grand Jury of the Queens County

Cour OF Sessions st engaged Yesterday IN the n-
yesigiton OF alleged frauds Long Island CITY at the
recent election. by OF which Joseph Mclaughlin
conitnd he Wa; cheated Of his election as super
visor II u understood that difficulty was found in
coming 70 toe conclusion that the returns the
pog district OF toe Tenth Ward had been changed
- 10 count Mr McLau calm out. but the oIhicuy
IN determining exact who il reasonable tor the
erastre and substitution Of figures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-19
TIE CHARGES AGAINST I. o'cALLAeHAS.

TIE CHARGES AGAINST T. o'CALLAGHAS.
The committee appointed recently by the
Iammany COnIailtee ORGANIZATION, TO invss.igats
the cbarg made by John b. Haskln. defeated candl-
date t"' senator In the XIII District. against Thomas
oCalsghau, OF the XIXtn Assembly District met last
evening and organized. The complainant WAS aut Of
twn and had neglected 10 present charges. The
committee therefore, decided not 90 begin the inyest
CATION until next Iu sday evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-19
A SPECIAL ELECTION IN NEWARK.

In the special election IN the Sixth Ward in
Newark yesterday TO oil vacancy in tie Common
Council caused BY the resignation of Mayoreect Fled
Ter (D-m) Frederick c. Krts Rep) was ectcd BY i've
majority In the charter 81 ctOn Fielder (Den carried
Toe ward for Mayor by 239 alorIty aud Adam Tur-
kes I'd M, for Alderman, 647 majority.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-19
TIE SNIrHBENNhTT CASE REVIVED.

TRENTON. N. j., Nov. 16.-The case of Mrs.
smtn Cove Bennett before the Court of Errors
aud Appeals to-day motion 10 correct the judgment
rule MrCoihns argued that under the old English law
could tried the second time under
circumstanoes that below worked acQulI-
tai. The argument u ~ be resumed tosnorrov.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-19
THE CANVASS IN BROOKLYN.

The Brooklyn Aldermen's Committee on the
City Canvass have practically flashed It's work num-
Der Of been back TO the district can
tor tho OF clerical errors, but
changes likely to be made IN the figures These
show the TOR Mayor and Justices Of the Peace TO DO
...f I. .II..rr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-19
FATAL INcENpIARY FIRE.

ANpovER, Mass. Nov. 1S.--At o'clock
this morning. AN ineendisry nre started In Mira Il.
Boards house. In room occupied by her age
tea and twelve respectively Though the ro was soon
oxunguished. the boys were burned to death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-19
FIGURING MILL BURNED.

BALTIMORE, Nov. ls.-The large -four
Ing mil Of A. l. weob son at calserton. IN Baltimore
Countys was destroyed ny hre Yesterday Loss from
vie.ooo TO $4,000. Insured for $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-19

The Kings County Canyassers yesterday cauya-sed
the n the remaining wards and also In the I've
towns. but Official announcement can be made
until al tue returns sent back for recOn ar returned
and passed by the Board Of Canvassers. No material
ehange las been undo IN ne nglrcs already LuDsaed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-19
Mulligan. 2.408.
Flanagan. 2.223.
Jowett, 1,s24.
Woltman, 2,154-

Knox 2375 Jowett, 1,s2A Nulligan, 24oe
Croker, / 07f. Woltman, 2.l04 Flanagan. q 22a
ALDERMEN. Ar-LARoE
Burns I527 Wade, 1.751 Snyder. i,e5a
Horton, 1900. KEENAN,, 2.l52. sevin. 2.2is'
Bauer 2212 Guntzer. 2.057 Hauzht0n. 2fla
Marshall, 900. Ellison. 1,477 BnteBschou2Ol3
ASSEMBLY.
Fassiit Qs), 1,54o. McEvo5 ~, 1851.
Klnbel, jr. "a. IT,. 1,9l4
xxTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
FOR GOVERNOR
Cornell. 173e Robinson. 2,9I1. Kelly, I.5l6
LEUTxsAsToovEEsoR.
Hosktns, 1 .933. Potter, 4178.
JUDGE OF COMMON PIKAa
Root, 1914 Beach, 2.415. smytbe. LOO
MARINE COURT JUDGES.
Blurnens tell 2 .O75. Halves, 1854. AIker l62e
McAdaIn. 2,O3A Flynn. 1896. Nebrbas. 100
SHERIFF.
Brown, 1877. Bowe. 2.544. Roberts, 17O4
COUNTY CLERK.
Ehrhart. 1853. Butler. 2.s4O. Gumbeton. 1857.
cORoSEEs
Brady 7O1 Friedsam, z, 900. Herman o 40
Knox. 24lT Jewelt, 1858. Muhgan, 2I9s
Croker, 1913 Womsn, I,647. Flanagan. 1.649
ASSEMBLY
Law CR.). 1894 reileman ~. 1908.
Seward a. ~, 937.
ALDERMEx-vTH DISTRICT.
Morris tR), 1928; -,o Jseoous Rl. $50
Goodwin ~, 6.l42.
WITH DISTRICT
A. >
Finck tisJ. s.l3l. George Han a.. 1909
BschoG. jr, 6,447.
sEsAToR-yuTH DISTRICT.
Eldman R) 9.SsI. Dreamer tf.l, 9.4G9.
EFFORTS TO RECONCILE THE DEMOCRATS
THE PROSPECTS FOR SUCCESS APPARENTLY OF IN
POOREST.
The effort to reconcile " the Democrats
factions in the city and State pushed with considerable
energy but with very poor hope OF success Tie Tlden
Democrats clam that the whole movement Is managed
by John Kelly, while Mr.. Kelly says he not making
and will make any effort 10 approach bis enemies On
the subject. noticeable that prominent Tilden
Democrat has made pnbc announcement that bis side Of
the Democratic household Is ready to reconcile Mr.
Kelly. When approached on the subject they reply.
Leave the matter the next State Convention" The
Tammany Democrats saw. " We will do nothing OF thu
kind. The next State Convention will be controlled by
III Just the last We VIII only be willing
TO have the matter settled by the National Democratic
Committee" Aud TO this proposition the Illden men
will listen, they say the National Committee
has no right to interfere In State matters Tie
Anti-Tammany all trying 10 get back into TAM
many Hail." said one of Mr.. Key's state Committee
men Yesterday. They are anxious for recon cilIaOn
and 70 this end Peter Bowe has promised 10 make Joel
o. Stevens. OF Mr.. Kellys strongest snppOrfers
Under-SheriR You will hat before Spring ali the
prominent 1llden Democrats will desert him and coma
back 10 TammaDy."
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-04-18

A post.mortem examination oi nearly
seventy persons who hNal died from, the
excessive use VI ardent spirita showed
the following facts.
|. Congestion of tho ecalp and III tho
mcmbrnncs Of the brain. with much
scrous fwatery) ciinsion; the snhstancc
of the brain white and firm, ~ II Il hnd
lain In alcohol for one or two hours.
!. The lungs not always, but frequent
II. congcstcd or inhamcd.
\. Tho heart nnl,hy, enlarged, dilated
and loaded with fat on tho outside,
tho blood In u cf cherry.red color. and
with no tendency to c0ngnlntc,
1. Tho stomach perfectly white, and
thickcncd III some cases; In others.
having patches of chronic inflammation.
In thc worst cases tho large portion ri
the stomach covered with that species
Of inflammation which causes the blood
10 l,c poured from the minute veins.
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ards weighing from six 10 twelve pounds,
u. The omcntMm - sort vi apron
which Immediately covers thu abdomen
In front loaded with gray. slmshy fat.
I. The kidneys enlarged, flabby, and
iniiltratcd In numerous spots with
wllitish matter.
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bile and coated with tenacious mncus
.. The blood In very huid condition,
having bmt little ilbrinc. hut much
Albnmcn and fat
10. The whole body, except the hrain.
dccomposing very rapidly,
II II a wonder Tint "a drunknrda
hath woes Y"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-04-18

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-04-18
DoNUorrc yNruLLYouNO1.
Eaat.

John r. Phair. was hanged at Wind.
sor, W., lass wcsk, for tho murder of Mrs, Ann
T. Frciss. ~ RntlAud, Juno Y, 1874. There
srs few csscs In criminal annals which have
created such inscnss interest For over four
years Phslr's council have made desperate
Aght 10 save thsir client's neck. and three times
has the criminal becn rspgisvsd.
Tho bill to give women the right 70
voss On municipal affairs Ia cities and towns
has hosa rejected In shc Massachusetts, Isgis-
lasurc. but The Mll 10 givc womsn tho right 10
vote for msmbers Of school committees hes
bscn pasecd.
eSOusn.
Revenue detectives have captured
twenty moonahinsr n North Carolina and a.
stroyssl ovsr !. loo galloas of Illicit mash. Ex-
sensivc revenue raids through suspected SEQ
sions srs now In proGrcss
Tho business portion Of tho town Of
Co6syville, Miaa. has bssn destroyed BY Arc
West.
A band oi Indian chief. from Wssh-
lngton Territory and Oregon have eoas 10
wAshinvton city Tor btg talk and general
treaty. Thsy represent half-dossn .ribss
ard shout 1000 wasTtosA They have bssn
wanting % 70 - Washinelon for soms ycAra
Thsy Ars partly civilissd and would b danger
ous cusl0mess h q ousbrask
John w. Gregg, sx-6upsrintendent
Of ~ Money Order Department Of ths Chicago
rostolaos. hes bssn found guilty Of cmlexslc-
msas By ) jury IN Tho United HlAscs District
Court.
A letter has boon received BY Arch
bishop Purcell from CArdtnal almsoni, Ascrs-
tAsy 70 the Pops, dcolininG 70 sccept ths Arch
blahnp's reatguAttoa o. account Of his lone
sssvice 70 tho Church Ths Archbishop VA
Instructed % select coAdjutos. with Tho right
Of succusaton 70 tho Ree of Cinctnnatl.
March carningH of nineteen Western
railways show N incscAse Of On. 90 ovcr Tn
sAmo month last yssr
Tho Illinois House Of Representative
has passed. blu 70 establish compulsory e<lu-
cali0n
Tho real calate of tho dcfmnct Fidcl.
NY savings Hank. Oonsisting of Tho bAnk build
lng. tho sese depository vaults and Hoolsy's
Thsales. wero cold under Tho auctlonser's
hammer, d Chicago. isst weet. Tor eigl, 900
Ths building originally soss edlO.0M