The New York Herald Newspaper, September 22, 1878, Page 11

TELEGRAPHIC NEWS From All Parts of the ¢ World. HONORS AWAITING GRANT. The King of Siam Proposes to Celebrate His Visit. PRESIDENT MACMAHON’S GIFT. Gambetta’s Speech and Its Effect. (bY caBLe To THE HERALD.] Lonpoy, Sept. 22, 1878. General Grant’s tour through British India, should he make it as proposed, Promises to be supplemented by a journey toand a grand reception by the Siamese. 4 private letter received here last night, dated Bangkok, Siam, July 14, says that King Khoulalopkorn has determined to give a grand reception to General Grant in ease he carries out his projected journey to the far East. His Majesty promises to meet the ex-President at Singapore and to ac- company him thence to Bangkok. The King has already brought the subject before his Council of Ministers, and Suri Wongsi, Minister of State, will prepare an address of welcome. ‘he festivities at Bangkok during General Grant's stay in ‘“The Land of the White Elephant’ will be on the Brandest scale, All the foreign residents are anxiously looking forward to his arri- val, and, without distinction as to nation- ality, will take part in the reception. AFFAIRS IN FRANCE. The Henaup’s Paris correspondent tele- graphs that President and Mme. MacMahon yesterday sent General Noyes, Minister to France from the United States, 5,000 francs ($1,000) as their personal contribution tow- ard the yellow fever fund. Gambetta’s Great speech is still the chief topic of conversation in Paris. The Times’ Paris correspondent says:— jotwithstanding the approbation M. Gam- betta’s speech at Romans, on Wednesday, met with on the part of the republi- can press, it has made the moderate republicans uneasy. It is not thought that the programme will contribute to the success of the Senatorial elections, tor it opens up a fleld to dis- sussion in which the adversaries of the Republic wil find it easy to exaggerate the orator's words and show that the Republic proposes to lay hands bp every existing institution in a revolutionary sense. I heard the speech objected to by men who are neither clerical, nor monarchist, nor Bonapartist, who regret that M. Gambetta formulated a programme the smalles: fault of which is that it is inopportune. It is possidle that M Gambetta has speclai reasons for having done 80, but, if he has, they are not known.” Jhe Journal des Débats says it has nothing to urge against M. Gambetta’s opinion about the conver- sion of the five per cent rentes, but his moral objec- tions to such a course are not tne ouly nor the strong- est objections. The Vatican has decided to instruct the French bishops to spare no efforts to counter- act the effects of M. Gambetta’a speech. Speaking of the Vatican, a Rome despatch states that Car- dinal Nina, Papal Secretary of State, has sent a circular to the Nuncios, asking them to ascertain how the respective governments would view ex- treme measures, which the Vatican may possibly be obliged to take Wo preserve the authority of the Vope against the hostile attitude of Italy, which is chiefly observable in the exercise of the Royal prerogative relative to the nomination of Bishops. MASTERS TOPICS, A Vienna despatch says:—*'lt is semi-officially de- Bled that tho Sultan has rejected tho convention with Austria, On tho contrary, tho chances of its ratifi- General Jovanovich’s success ina has had an inspiriting effect in this A Circassian slave recently took tefuse im the British Consulate at Constan jnopli Tho Consul ordered her ton, a has requeste: Minister Layard to urge the Porse to probivit the sale of sieves in furkey. The health of the British troops ov the Island of Cyprus 1s unsatisiactory. There has veen a new out- break of fever, Twenty-one deatns have occurred since the occupation began, Four handred men are now sick out of a total of 2,622. A Beriin despaich Qnoounces that Bismarck is back at work again, A despatch irom Calcutta last night says that General Sir Neville Chamberlain, accompanied by the other mombers of the mission, bas started irom Pesbawar for Cabal, THR ANTI-SOCIALIST BILL. ‘The German Parliamentary Committce on the Anti- Socialist bill bas passed in an amended form the cluuse of the bill which was rejected on Friday. The clause probibiis socialistic writings Vending to endanger the public peace or concord @mong tho various classes, A man in Brussels, the printer of a pamphiet hbetiiog the Kmperor of ¥. has been sentenced to elghtcen moaths’ im- Drisonment and $100 fine, bor in contuma- ciam to five years and $400 fin IN ENGLAND, Thomas Forves, charged woder the extradition law ‘with paving obt jd $15,000 by false pretences from Mrs. Frances H. Walker, of New York, was to-day discharged in consequence of the arrival of ex. tradition papers, Mra, Waiker states that the case bas been compromised, Forbes baving returned ti Breater part of the amount stolen. Forbes retuses to say anything about the matter, Alfred Huwe, spinner of Rochdaie, Lancashire, has failed. His jabilitios are £76,000 ($375,000). CUBA, & DECREE ADMITTING HORSES AND MULES INTO SOME PARIS OF THE ISLAND FREE OF purr, Havana, Sept, 21, 1878, A decree datod the 19th inst, has been issued, which says ‘rom tie dato ot this decree all mnuler, horses, cows and oxen, and all machinery and im- Ploineats for agricultural purposes, comprised io oe §=6251 and 614 of tho Custom Hou rit sheet, imported into ports of the prov locos of Puerto Prineipo and Santiago de Cuba, shall ontor duty free tor the term of one your, The torm may be extended another year according to circumstances, 8: auimais aod goods can be imported trom eoy country and under are Nuevitas, Givara, Baracoa, Santiago do Cuba, Gua 6, Mabzaniila and Swot Cruz With the object of repairing the a the late insurrection. A provision of the hibive the iotrod: NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER THE DOMINION, 4 FASH'ONABLE FLUTTER OVER THE EXP£CTED ARRIVAL OF TARE NEW GOVERNOR GENERAL— THE POLITICAL DILEMMA, (BY 1ELEGRAPa TO THE HERALD.) Moyre‘at, Sept, 21, 1878. The Marquis of Lorae ana tne Princess Louise, whose arrival in Canada ts looked for early in No- vember, will make a vic 1 progress thrcugh the principal el ef the Dominion. The Canadian world of fashion is iu a flutter of excitement at tne Anticipated event, and already the modistes are well patronized. Lord Dufferin has returned to Ottawa, aud will remain at the capital wotil the Ministerial crisis tw over, WHAT WILL THR PREMLKR DO? ‘Dbe course Mr. Mackeozie will pursue under present circumsiancea is the topic of general conversation, Tho question is, Shoula (he Presmier resign immedi- ately or go through the constitutional formality of calling Parliament togeiner und wait calmly tor the voto of want of canfidenco that wou'd inevitably come up On tho address in answer to the ‘speech’? from the throne? Jn discussing this point the friends of the government very generally assume that Mr, Mackenzie will meet the House and give an account of his stewardship Irom his place on tho treasury beaches, while Sir Jobn Macdonald's follow- bo doubt can exist as to tbe dict given by the poople at tho polls, the Cabinet ougnt to resign at once. Should Mr. Mackenzie think, #8 many of bis political iriends do On this question, aud should be decide upon following traditioaal urage, Parliament will assemble immedi- ately, wud, upou’ the formation of a new udmiuistra- tion, udjourn util the usua! time of meeting in February next, But if, on the other hand, the Premier sbeuid be guided by the precedent established by Mr, Glaustone, the new government will come juto hfe witbout the intervention of Pariiament, THE CANADIAN RAILWAY SEIZURE. SUSPENSION OY maz INJURCHION AGAINST MR. JULY, [BY TELEG2aPH TO 1He HERALD.) Montara, Sept. 21, 1878. Ta tho Court of Appeals to-day Chief Justice Dorion suspended until December 14 the writ of injunction sued out ugainat Hov. H. G. Joly by MacDonald, the contractor of the Montreal und Ottawa Railway. Judge Ramsay dissented, on the groand that Joly was a wrongdcer and could not be allowed to answer at all, but sbould obey the injunction, The Chief Justice, im deivering the Judgment of the majority of the Court, admitted that Aue seizing of the ruliway, uuder an order in Couucil, Was the assumption of ab arbitrary and extraordinary power, but it Was wecessary. The writ of 1ujunction Was issued, not for a breach of contract, but Lecause Mr, MacDonald had not becn’ paid by tho government bis claim of $1,000,000. if the condition in the contract hid been tbat the gover ment sbould pot take possession before the $1,000,000 Were paid, then tue injunction inight buve issued, but such Was not the case, and Mr, MacDonala had no Tight to hold the road bycause tis claim of $1,000,000 hud not been satisied, A strong prima facie case had been made ou: that the injauction should not have been issued, The road was in want of repairs, which could only be dove bveiore tnis winter, aud the government ougnt to have possession, GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY. TcRonto, Ont., Sept. 21, 1878, A special cab!o despatch says that the Grand Trunk Railway accounts for the last ball-year show sufficient net revenue to pre-preferevce debeuture stocks charges and to curry forward £2,390. NOMINATED FOR CONGRE: (SY TELEGRAPH 10 THe HERALD, | Easrox, Pa., Sept. 20, 1878, The national greenback juvor party of Northamp- ton county met in convention in Easton this after- noon. A full county ticket was nominated, which 1s admitted by the democrats to be a strong one, and they admit that thoagh it may not be succossfal the democratic eNOnY will be greatly reduced, NOXVILLE, Ténb., Sept 21, 1878, James Sevier was nominated tor Congress to-day by the democrats from the Second district, and A. G, Watkius as un independent democ: 41s will ibe sure the elec ion of L. C, Honk, the republican cangi date. DELEGATES LO SARATOGA. Delegates were chosen to tho State Republican Convention yesterday as follows:— Rockland County—Joha W. Ferdoo, Isaac 3. Edsall ang Jimes H. Cariacie, Ulster County—Vuied district, John H. Davis, Will- jam Waliuey aug Samuel Wilkinson. Orange County—Sevond dis |, Edward M. Mad- den, Charles Si, John and Emmett Helms, Dutch-ss County—decoud aistric', I. Piatt Carpen- ter, R. H. Hunter, Jobo J, Platt, James Russell and Charles Sanda, Albany County—Fourth districi, Joba C, Burch, George H. Pitawaters, W. Braman und Thomas Liddie. Rensselacr ppg Toird district, Chester G, Ham, Witham Lord aud Leonard Morey. Scheneciady County—Joun D, Campbell, Joba Mcku- croe and Benjumia Vau Vrauken, Sarato,a County—Secoud disiriet, Robert Hamil- tov, 3. J, Jennings, B. B. GrifMog and James V. smith, Wayne County—Seoond district, J. C. Briggs, M. Hopkins aud W. G. Austio, Tompkins County—W. L. Bostwick, J, H. Selkreg, J. M. Dwight and F. ML. Finch. ’ Niagara County—First district, Willard A, Cobb, Seth M, silsby aud Samuel Dysinger, Cayugs County—First district, J.T. SM. Davie, J. M. Lervis, William B. Woudio, and George J. Port; Soe nd district, Henry Morgan, Dewitt ©, Gould, Joun N Ko Mo Mere rou, Oswey Couniy—Cburies North, Elias Root and George B. Sloan Montgomery sea tges gy am Mish, Stafford Morber, Wilitwin Clark and Charles Winegur. Chemung County —Aiexvnder 8. Diven, Chi Furrinan, Maurice 5. Deckor and W. RK, Raymoud, Steuben County.—K irae . Hodg m: dW. W. Capron; Second di Tutile, et, Rovcoe Conkitog, hardson, U. 5. Batic! Jova W. Byyle et, Wiliam W. Woevier, Levi K Brown, tO SYKACUSE, e, J. ond district, Jutias Canues MH. Morehouse; Fourth di: Jeremiah sw ES Delegates to thy Democratie State Convention were chosen yesterday as follow: Rockland Courty— Aadtew Suffern, Cortiand Sprague aud Wilitat HL. prow, Ulster County—F ist district, Joseph 8. Smith, Cor- volius Brockett and Frederick L. Westbrook; Sesund district, James 0. Vaudevoort, ©. A. J. Hardenburg and L. Harrison smith; Third ‘district, Davis Winue, Orville Snyder and W. &. Dervy. Dutchess County—-ecoud distriet, J. H. Seaman, Jonu O'Brien und Joel V. Degroof, Albany County—Second sisirict, George W. Miller, A. Bie.cker Bunks, Atasa J. Parker aod N.C. oak} Fourth district, W. 3. Paddock, er A. Kogers and Joho Lar urange County—-Second district, John H. Murray, Dauiel ihompsou und W. EC. MeCormick Saratoga County—sccond district, Isuuh Ful Joun Ro Horry aud Wallace Buekmasier, a Small, George W. 00. Haliiday, Frod, MeWhater Herkimer County—¥ rovers Simitu and Thomas Riewai Tomkins Couny— VD. and Hiram Sears, Orange County—First district, Charles F, Brown, William Doyle aud Lewis Bouch Niagara County—" iret district, George C. Gr Davia stiller aad |, 3. Payne, First district, Mayor Murphy, ex-Stare Senator Par- menter apy County Judge Strait, Steuben County —First district, Clarence Cam pvell, Jobv F, Littty aod Thomas W, trict. uk B. Brown, J H. idottie. Dutchess Count) jt district, David Warr Davia W. Guernsey aod A. B Sprague, Oneida County, —Seeond istrict, Joun #, Seymour, fH. G, Uniey, Cnaries I. Schovitie; 1 L. stevens, H. D, Brockway, I. A, district, M. J. Barker, |. BE. Adset, MATRIMONIAL Fourth ward Dafly, RAPLD TRANSIT. [oY TELEGRAPH TO THE Hy RALD.} SPRINGPIKLD, Oto, Sept, 21, 1578. Miss Gussie Dotz>, possessor of four lovers and an irate parent Who (hreateped the life of her accepted La in on the and lndianwpois Ratiroad, between Sprivgiicld and Marysville, by Rev. Jvshua Koight, This 18 sapposed to be the first tn. stance on recurd of au elopement marriage on a rati- Way train, aud that at ferty miles por hour, DROWNED WHILE BATHING. (BY 1ELEGRAPU TO THE HERALD. ] Norvouk, Va., Sept, 21, 187% The day belore yesterday Ola Wright, son of Dr. Wilttam Wright, of Princess Anne Court House, a very promising ung Man, white bathing at L © miles below Cap Henry, beeimo exbausted 0 the browkers and was drowned, Ihe body was not recovered, BRAZIL CUFFEK MARKETS, Rro JANetno, Sept, 19, 1878, Market animated: prices very fem; good firsts, OO Fels per 10 kilos, kachange va Loudon, Coffes ry 24d, nae SANTOS, Sept. 19, 1878, CoffoeSuperior Santos, 5,500 @ 6,700 reis per LU kilos, WASHINGTON. GENERAL WASHINGTON SECBETARY SHERMAN WRITES ANOTHER LET- TER FOR PUBLICATION—RESUMPTION CER- TAIN ON THE lsT OF JANUARY NEXT. Cuicago, Sept The toliowing loiter was received he! Thomas M. Nichols, Secretary of the Honest Money Leaguo, iv answer to one addressed by him to Secre- tary Sherman, rogarding receot reports about a change of his views on the policy of resumption. It is the most emphatic declaration on the subject which bas come irom any of the heads of the departments in Washington :— : DESPATCHES, Wasixarox, Sept. 19, 18738. Dear Sin:—Your letter of the 16th instant ts re- ceived. 1 have po wonder, if in the fage of such telegrams a8 have been sent over the wires, you should feel disturbed ana coniounded, but there 18 not one word of trath in the whole story you mention, No- body here has proposed to recede from the position we have taken ou the resumption act, its feusiuuity and advisability, No member of the Cabinet nas proposed # change, nor has the President been consulted, ner tas any ove ever thought of such a thing. The ous and outrageous the mode ot & pretex!; but the real object, mply a desire by newspaper correspoudents to We a sensation, They nave ialsitied aud perverted no intery T bad with a republican editor uere, 1 think the correction bus already been fuily made or will be made clear within a ‘day or two. Go on, therefore, with courage and hone. You may be eer- tain that thero will be n0 letting down by the execu- live brugch of the government ag 10 resumption on the Ist uay of January next, THE CHINESE EMBASSY IN WASHINGTON. The Minister from China to-day formally advised the Secretary of State of his arrival tn this city, and requested him to coufer with the Prosident so us to designate atime for the presentation of his creden- tials, As the President wiil wot returo to Washing- ton before Wednesday or Thursday next, it is prob- able the presentation will take piace oa Friday. The note of the Min: iS usu! ON such occasions, was accompanied by a copy of the credentiuls aod an ad- vance copy of his presentation speech in order that the rep'y of the President may also be prepared in advance of tbe ceremony, LI: ULENANT KULLS AND SENATOR K+L1.0GG. The Navy Departineut te-lay received from Lieu. tenant Communder Kells, at New Orleans, for which it asked, a copy o! the opon deuunciatcry lettor which he receutiy addressed to Sena.or Kellogg. It is precisely similar to that whien was published to the newspapers. He accompanies the letter with ex- planatory remarks, denyiog emphatically that hoe was Wtoxicated at the time be wrote li, und the charges Senerally of Senator Kellogg made against him. No action will be taken on the subject uutil the return whole thing was a scandal- Tne change in doilara wax simply fabrication, or ,of the Secretary from Indiana, which wil! not be uatil the early part of October. MUST BH GOOD INDIANS. ‘The Interior Department bas not, ag bas been stated, dirceted the arrest and return of the three Indian men aod one squaw now periorming here in a theatrical company. The Commissioner of Indian Affairs, how- ever, ed on Mr. Cody last night ip relation to these Indians, and ho agreed to give bond for their geod behavior while with the compary and In time restore them to their reservation. PORIUGAL QUARANTINES AGAINST LOUISIANA Ports. The Uatted States Consul at Lisbon notifies the De- parimeat of State that all vesseis sailing trom Now Orleans will be subject to a rigorous quarantine of eight days on their arrival at any of the ports of Por- tugal, while those sailing from other ports in Lousis ana will undergo & quarantine of observation of from three to five days, CIRCULATING THE STANDARD SILVER DOLLAR. Tho Treasury of the United States yesterday dis- bursed 76,000 sliver dotlars, being the largest amount ineued any day since 1 recent order of Secretary Sherman revoking the order for the gencral issue of that coln for greonbacks, The daily tsaue of the coin since that order bas beeu ubout $50,000. DEFICIENT. CORN CROP IN France, ‘The United States Consul at Lyons hus forwaraed tO the Departmiont of State ‘a report concerning the grain crops of the prosent season in the following de- partments:—Tho Rhone, Isere, Haute-Loire, haute. Alpes, Drome, Saone-et-Loirc, Aim, Lotre, Haute- Savoie. and Ardéche, embracing an arca of ubout twenty-two thousand square miles and containing & population of over four mil- hots, Ths whole cereal crop only averages middiimg iu the Rhone, isere, Atv, Loire, Ardoche, Savoie, Haute-Alpos and Suone-ot-Loire, Oats very good In the xhone, Isere and Haute good in the Hautes-Alps, Drome, Loire, Saone-eteLoire, and fair in the Ain. Corn good tn the Isere, Lotre Saonc-et-Lorre and fair in the Droime and Loire, Rye good in tho Huautes-Alpos, Loire, Haute-Savoie and the Khove; ijair in the Suone-ot-Loire, passable in ths Ain, middling tu the Drome and sere and bad in tho Savoie. Bar ley very good ta the Haute-Loire, Hautes-Alpes, Ardéche, Isere, Loire, S.onc-ei-Luire, Haute-Savote andthe Rnowe; fairim tho Ain ard middliug in the Diome, During the year 1877 France exportea 4,015,532 bushels of grain and flour, and imported 42,531,643 busuel, showing an excess of imports of more than 8,500,000 bushels, NAVAL INTELLIGENCE, Wasmixavox, Sept, 21, 1878, Captain A. E. B, Benbam is ordered tothe command of the Richmond, at Boston; Lieutenant Commander Lewis Clark to the Kichmond as executive officer; Licute nants Charles D. Sperry, Thomas H. Stevens, George G. Clay and N. J. Pateb, Master Sidney Ul. May; Cadet = Midsbipm. Allen G. Rogers, James H. Hetherington, Cuaries N, Atwater, Frank J. Sprague, William ©. Canteld, Thomas W. Ryan, Join G Quimby and Augustas , Aliny Josiah B. Aiken, Gunner I, Bascom Watkins, Carpenter Josiah #, Carter and Suimuker nes Boom, to the Rieumoud; Vay Director Charles W. Abboit, to the Navy’ Yurd, Bostoa; Passed Assistaut Paymusier George A. "Deoriug. to (he Tallapoosa; Assistant Engineer C. C. Kieckner, to tue Wyoming, at Washington, Lieutenant Wil. ian ©, Strong ie detueved from the reeraitiug ship Inde- pendence, Isiand, und ordered to tho Wyoming (ey TELEGEeAPH TO THE HERALD.) Newrorr, R. 1, Sept. 21, 18 Arrived from New London, Unitea States seuoonor Wave, Lieutouant Noye , tonder to {tigate Minnesota, (Be TELEGRAPH ‘TO THe MERALD. | Nonvouk, Va., Sept, 21, 1878, Tho sloop-ol-war Quinuebaug, Just rebuilk aod Otied out at Loague Island, bas been ordered to go into the dry dock and be coppered, afier which sho will gail from this port direct for the, Medit NAVAL ACADEMY, EXAMINATIONS FOR ENGINESR CADETSHIPS— ARRIVAL OF THE COYSTELLATION AT AN- NAPOLIS. [BY TELEGRiPH TO THE HERALD, } Axxavotis, Md., Sept. 21, 1878, jal @Xamination of candidates for cadet oo gincers was umed to-day, In the morning the candidates were examined in geometry and drawing; inthe afternoon ip Kuglish studies, The examina. ro made Fitmulinneously and on the same sud The unawors Tho United States practico ship mander H. Kt. Howtson command The m day. The cadet midshipmen will out disemuark un- Ul pext Saturda, TELEGRAPHIC NOTES, hea nod Donaboo’s hardware store, nt Knoxville, enb., Was burved yesterday, \.088, $20,000, Bart Tayh by @ police. Man yesterday moroin, wing a house which be bud Just rovved, The corn-canning factory of the Portiang (Maine) Packing Company Was buroed Friday night by the Dreakiug of « kerosene lamp, Lowa, ov ; Mary Handley, aged eleven years, of Hopo Falle, Hamiivon coauty, N. ¥., was buroed to death Friaay Bight while attempting to light a fire with kerosene. Julia Johnson (colored), who murge Farwer, A white lady, aged fatally wounded ber dau » aged BIXty, In Clayton county, Gu, Weduorday w arrested and coutned to the Je oro, Lourt House; bat, the guards talliog asleep, suv escaped. Pursuit is being made, An engine and tender, with four care of a freight in on the Carolina Central Railway, were pi }- into Capo Foar River while bridge five miles from W draw wus open and the enginee: train. The eoginoer and fireman 29 <4, 1878.—QUINTUPLE SHEET. SHOCKING, ACCIDENT. 4 YOUNG LaDy’s HEAD BLOWN OFF BY A GuNsHOT. [DY TELEGRAPH 10 THE HERALD ] Noxvoug, V Sept, 21, 1878. The farmhouse of W. #, Deale, in the upper section of Southampton county, tour miles trom Boyker’s depot, was the sceue of a shocking tragedy this morning, About eight o'clock, Luther Deale, a young gon of W. H, Deale, was sent by Edward Barnes into the room of Miss Mollie Nelson to obtain a shotgun to shootauawk. A tew momentsafterward (he explosion of frearmsia Miss Neisou’s apartment alarmed the family, aod on their rasbing tuto the room Miss Mollie Was found prostrate on the ficor with the top of ber skuli blown of, her head and shoulders bathed iu vlood, Young Deulo in bandliug the gun bad acci- dentally discharzed it and the whole load struck Miss Nelsoa, She lived in unconscious state about an of Boyker’s Depot. of Mre, Deate and on a visit having come only the day beiore irom ber home in Northampion county, She was only eighteen years of age und very beautiful and to- teresting, RAILWAY (BY TeELEGRAPA TO THE HeRALD.] Ravina, Pa,, Sept. 21, 1873. This evening Stephen Brown, colored, aged about forty-five, was struck by the engine of the six o'clock passenger traiu on tho Berks aud Lehigh branch of the Reading Railroad, and narrowly escaped being iv- Stantly killed, His right arm aud leg ure broken and terribly lucerated. ile may not recover, He oan give Bo account of now it Lappened. ACCIDEN' MURDEK AND SUIC:DE. [py reLxGRarx to 1Hz menawy.t CrxciNNATI, Onto, Sept. 21, 1878. About ten o'clock to-night a German mattress maker named Chris Preba, uged twenty-three yours, shot bis wile through tue head, instantly killing her, A mo- ment later, just as sho bud fallen ioto her mother’s srs a corpse, be pliced the sume pistol to bis own Dead ana iired, killing himself as promptly as had slaughtered bis wile, they had been on bad terms for wome Lime past and during the evening had been quarreiling at the home of the wife’s parents. Both her futher and mother were present wheu the bloody deed was done. CHARGED WITH MURDER, [bY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. j ‘Tene Havre, Ind, Sept. 21, 1878. Willtam Foreman, residing 4 few miies north of this city, near Centreville, hus just been arrested om acharge of causing the death, yesterday, of Misa Jennie Murdock, a member of a respected family jn the same uelgnborhood, by eilorts to prodace an aboriion to cover up lis erime of seduction, matter hag crouted greut excitement. \ATCHING, MORE BODY 8 CLEVELAND, Obio, Sept. 21, 1878. Tho excitement over body svatching was increased to-day by the discovery iu the vat of the Homiwopatnic College of the remning ot Mrs, Angeline Higby, of Garretaville, Ohio, an old and esteemed resident of that Place, wbo died August 23, The voliege autuorities, hearing of the inteaded search for the body, had the remuing taken to an undortaker’s and ‘properly dressed and cofined, when it was delivered to the friends. The chief mombers of the faculty were ar- rested, but released oo bail, The case of the college janitor and two men, sup- pored to be the prime movers in this business, came up to the Police Court to-day, and was continued until Monday, ‘This case, following go ¢lose after that of Mr, French’s, has produced great local excitement, MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT. tz Wak Devarraeyt, ae Orricg oF THe Cum SiGvat Orricer, Wasitixe rox, Sept. 22—1 A, M. Indications, For Sunday, ‘n the South Atlaptic and Gull States, norin and west winds, cooler, clear weather and ris- ing barometer will prevail, followed in the Southwest by warmer easterly winds. For Tennesseo and the Ohio Vallcy and the lower lake region, diminishing northerly winds, veering to warmer southeast and uortheagt winds, with rising barometer and clear or partly cloudy weather, For the upper lake region, Upper Mississipp! aud Lower Missouri valleys, stationary and falitug Larom- eter, warmer south aad east wiuds and gonerally clear weather. For the Middle Atlantic States and New England, rial barometer, covler northwest winds, clear or partly cloudy weatuer. The rivers will goueraily fall, exceps rise at Cairo, THE WEATHER YKSTERDAY. The following record will show the changes in the temperaturo for the past twenty-lour hours, iu com- parison with the corresponding date of last year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hudoul’s pharmacy (HkxaLo Bailding), No. 218 Broadway :— 1877, 1878. 1877, 1878. 68 58 “OBITUARY. JERONiMO M)RTINIANO FIGUEIRA DE MELLO. Conselheiro Jerouymo Martiniano Figueira de Mel'o, Senator tor the province of Ceara died ia Rio Janeiro on the 20th of August, at the ae of sixty nine years, of ce: 1 hemorthage. Seiior Figueira de Seilo was bora at Sobral, in Coari, April 19, 1809. He was graduated in law at the College of Poruam. buco, along with many young men who have won note, and most of ©hom have passed away, In 1833 he was appoiuted Pavlic Prosecutor in Rio, and pat the new Crimtoat Code into practice. During the next ten years he ouministored the law as Judge of Rigute, but in 1843 was appointed President of Maruntam, and in 1848 Chief of Police of Vernambaco duriag the republican rising in that province, im which cate- gory be acted with o vigor which wou hit the ap. probation of the Central goverament, and tm 1851 be was named Disembargador of the Court of Appeal tn that province. in 1855, after serving io Rio a8 Chiet ot Police, he Wes given the presidency of the Court of Appeal ot Rio, trom whieh be passed Iaer on to the Supreme Tribunal of Jastice, remaming therein until bis Superannaation in 1876 In his potitteal ca- @ Chamber ot Deputies in 1833 as ‘d various ‘efuamouco, anti! im 1870 he ‘4. "Lo this capacity tthe government in the so-called religious question, warmly defending the prosccuted bishops voih in the Senate and the pross. He held toe Grand Cross of the Order ot Cbrist, and was Grand Digottary of that of tne Rose, PREACHING IN THE PARK, Aman giving the namo of Rev, B. 8, Snider, of Cincinoats, was arraigned before Judge Marray terday morning on a charge of disorderly conduct. He bad been preuching from one of the beaches to a large crowd ia city Hall Park, when ao officer took him tn custody. Judge Murray Hatened to the charge of the officer, be subjected to an elaborate ae oner, DUt saved bimself by saying, “You are dis. charged.’ ‘The Rev, Mr. Suider shook banas with the Jost jocge, and banded bim one of bw circulars headed With a text from Isai NOL MUKDEKED. Philip Leith, who disappeared in a mysterious man- nef oo the 10.b jost, with $1,500 and a gold watch in his possession, bas turned up. Alter he had boon a from bis boarding house, No, 354 West Forty- bd was about to we trom tne pris. third street, several days his friends feared that be pi for @ hitle Jauut shrough the country, KNIVES AND PISTOLS, Jobo and Frank MeKeona and William and Isaac Woolsey revived un old quarrel last evening in front of No, 118 malberry street. In the melée Will Woolsey was shot ja the head and stabbed in the leg. He ecouses Jovn MeKenna of haviog inflicted the wounds. Frank McKeuna was cat fo tho oar, a cuses lanac Woolsey as his assatvant = William Wool. sey Was sent to St. Vincent's Hospital and the other nen were coufined in tho Mulberry street station house, RAID ON A GAMBLING HOUSE. lospector Watdy, with Captain Woglom, the Cen. tral Offied detectives and a platvon of , tatded the saloon om the corner of Broadway and third stroet, Williamabarg, jast betore midnight last night, abd arrested twoive wien who moling. Ju ope liveraved them ou vail at a very early b this mor: Tho | A STORY WITH A MORAL, HOW A YOUNG GERMAN's DREAM OF LOVE WAS RUDELY SHATTERED —DEATH FOLLOWING DIS- AFPOINTED HOPES. It is true that the great master put into the mouth Of his fairest creation—the fair Rosulind—that merry scoff, “Men have died from time to time, and worma bave eaten them, but vot for ove.” And itis also true that men havo caught the purase and so approved it thas it bas pagsed into a provery, Yet the history of the world is full of such examples as that or Henry Boos, who, for loss of a perfidous woman, dia himselt to death on Friday, about midnight. Shakespeare, ay great in casulstry us iu everything else, would have suid “twas not for love,” and it is not tora humbler scribe to contravent the opinion. Yer if Bvos had not protested his love for the fair Auna Seaman or Simmons, and if he bad not heard an echo of his protcstutions aud plignted troth with ber he bad not died, It was only a short story, but ove that some few sad hearts wil! remember ior many a year, DRAXATIS PERSONA, Heury Boos was a youog Germau, a photographer by trade, who lived with his mother and sister at No. 1,042 First avenue. Ho is deseribed by those who knew him as a tall, flue looking man, about twenty- of age. He drauk uts glass of beer ike a pK it olteu, but was no druukare, less he dranx too deeply ou the night of nis death itis tolorably certain that he was never invoxi- exted, Ho attended to his work taithiully, and was accurtomed te sit ouly in the eveaing in Mueller’s su. loon, No. 1,058 First avenue, Coucerhing Anua Simmons, or Seaman, much less Je kvown, Some soven weeks ago drs. Mueller, tne wile ol the saloon keeper, parted witu her domestic for the sake ot domestic peace, and Anna caine next day toask for work, Sie was a im young womug, with dashing ways, @ ready tougue aud eyes perhaps aw trifle over-bold, but Ler coufident manner and uc- tive motions won Mes. Mueiler’s approva!, and sho was engaged forthwith as cook. This positivn sho re. 4 til Frigay morning ast, thouzn the disappear. ola < umbrella and anew dress caused Mrs, apxious dounis, UNREQUITKD APVECTION, Mr, and Mrs, Mueller live over and vebind their lager Deer saioon, aud it came about that young Boos spect more time than usual im the salvou alter Anna came into the family, He listened with ost willing ear to the stories that Anna told avout herself aud reaily believed \uew ai). Lbere aro others, However, who dy Wut Bow aud Lever did believe them. ‘They are scepical avout the $1,000 Which Anuu suid was to her Grouit tua savings bank. bey scoif at the mention of tWo Lruuks ju ol wow clothing and Louse linea WHICK Sue deciored Were hers and were stored in w dowutowa Wureuouse, Aud they say sue was a Po- lisu Jewews aud not a Cutholic maiden, though she Wore 4 Grots about her neck aod yowou to marry ous WILD Cprisiian rites. Abd, uiore than ail this, they suy Ley Kuew mle Was fooiug Boor, They re- call Speeches of bers when Boos was not ureund thas proved Ler fuitniessuess. She laughed at the mepuon ot bis name, and suid to others that spe would pot marry lim, and only two or three ays ago told Mrs.’ Muoller that she dust leave to rid per-eit of ber lor: But thougn it Wad sport lo ber it proved to be dea:h to Bovs. le won her promise tu wed ui, apd the aute was xed for to-day, He retused to lisien when his motuor Aud wiser aud Irieuus Dade bin beware of uer. Ho Jolt hus busivess, rashly relying on gaining control of the $1,000 whe suid sue bad lor dowry. He spent wita Ler wii the Ume sbo bad ty spare trom kitchen duties, and took hee trequently to theatres, LHe introduced ber to his family, und Wade arrangements tor u trugal wedding feast. DEATH INSTEAD OF MARR Ou Thursday night be made urruugements with ber that thuy should gv down (own tu tue morning und draw irom the bank cuough of the imoney, then, to Duy some jurunture fur tueir fuiure Lome. But iu the morniag, Lelore ne was awake, she arose und asked from dire, Muaner the wages due her. Receiy- lux tuew, she got upou a Lorse car und vanished out of his story, isgoa’ sister Saw ber iu the car and ca‘led to her browuer, who Was still asleep, that Anna Was g0Ing uWay, abd that che bud iurped away her head Wheu she (iue sister) saw her trom the window. 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