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The New York herald., 1870-12-10
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ROME AND BRITAIN.

Premier Gladstone's Position Towards the
Papal Chair-Ensland 10 Protect the Pom
siG-A Hint TO Italy.
LONDON, Dec. 7, 1870.
Mr.. Gladstone has written letter, dated Novem-
Der 80, to Mr.. Edmund Dease, NJ. P. for Queens
county, Ireland, acknowledging the receipt of
petition praying for the Intervention Of England In
behalf of the temporal authority Of the Pope.
Mr.. Gladstone says her Majesty's government has
not interfered with any OF the changes In Rome
since the election of Pius TX; but t feels bound to
make, and has made, provision for afrordng protec-
ton TO the Pontin. In tue meantime Italy explicitly
engages to protect the Pope's freedom ana MAIN
tain his dignity.
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The Royal Speech Endorsed by the People
Greetings to Spain--The Future Queen OF the
Bourbon Throne.
FLORENCE, Dec. T. 1870.
The royal speech at the opening OF Parliament Is
well received.
Signor Brancheri has been elected President OF the
Lower Chamber.
The Duke of Aosta will set ont for Spain about
New Years Day.
The deputation from Spain is everywhere received
with the warmest expressions OF welcome The
members have gone to Turin to offer congratulations
to Princess Maria -vittoria, the future Queen OF
Spain
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Personal Intelligence.

Wendell Phillips arrived yesterday afternoon
FROM Boston and is stopping at the ST. Denis Hotel
\ Ex-Governor Samuel Bard, from Georgia, Is 80
Sourning at the Metropolitan Hotel.
I Commander Babcock, Of the United States Navy,
has taken quarters at the Grand Central Hotel.
1 Mr.. w. w. Wright, Canal Commissioner, of &C.
heva, N. Y, is at the Metropolitan HOTEL
4 M. J. Godoy, the Chllian Minister to Washington
Aas arrived from Washington anG is temporarily at
khe Westminster Hotel.
Z Twenty-four members OF the City Council and OF
fhe School Beard Of Columbus, Ohio, have arrived
pn tour Of inspection of the fire departments and
fhe schools of the city. They at tue St. Nichoa
Hotel.
I General J. @. Robinson has left the Grand Central
Hotel for washington.
! MFR. J. B. Walter, grandson OF the founder OF the
u1ondon Times, who had been on pleasure tour
Through the States, has arrived at the Brevoort
House. He sails today by the City OF Washington
tor England.
\ Mr.. Berthemy, lately French Minister to Washing
BON, leaves to-day Dy French steamer, homeward
bound.
I Judge p. J. Avery, OF Utica, Is temporarily at the
pt. Denis Hotel.
Senior Roberts, the Spanish Minister and lady left
$he Brevoort House yesterday for Washington.
A Colonel j. McGinnis, OF the United States Army ia
Nuartered at the Metropolitan Hotel.
\ General Francis Fessenden, OF Portland son of
fhe late Secretary Fessenden, has arrived at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel.
4 Lieutenant Governor Allen q. Beach, Of Water.
Town. N. Y, is at the st. Nicholas noteI.
4 Mr.. John M. Francis, Of Troy, Is staying at the
Nrand Central Hotel. f#
I Captain 8. H. Kidder, OF the United States Navy.
Arrived yesterday and put up at the Metropolitan
Aotel.
\ Governor Thomas Carney, from Kansas, has come
70 the city on railroad business. He is at tae ST.
Nicholas Hotel N0
I Colonel william lnness, OF Utica. has arrived at
she st. Denis HOTEL
1 Mr. :. Ccndit Smith, prominent railroad con-
tfactor OF New Jersey. is temporarily at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel. ~ ts@sal
Z Samuei U. Randall, Member OF Congress- Of the
tlrs1 district OF Philadelphia, is soournlng at the
HOFFMAN Heuse.
mhes peacn' OF Troy, who Is prominently con-
nscted with the pneumatic tunnel IN this CITY. has
arrived at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
4 Mr.. L. c. Cassidy, ex-Distrct Attorney or ph,,a.
0elpha. is at the Hoffman Honse.
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Burning Of the Cleveland Iron md Nail Mills
Loss One Hundred Thousand Dollars.

OLEVELAND, DEC. y I3tU
About haifpass one O'Clock this afternoon nrc
broke out In the rolling mil OF the Cleveland Iron
and Nail Company's works, which were nearly de.
stroyed before the flames could bo snbdued The
losses win foot up about 100000 insured as fol-
Toledo; German. Cleveland; Royal Liverpool: North
American, New York: Excelsior, New York;
Fulton, New York. and Merchants Hartford
each $4,000; Ieutonia, Ceveand Phoenix, Hart
ford, and Franklin, Philadelphia, $1,000 each;
Cleveland. OF Cleveland, and Firemen's OF New
YORK each %, 100; home, New Haven, Lorrard
New York; Sun. Cleveland; Peoples'. Massachsetts:
Commerce. Albany; Commercial, Cleveland; sta te
Cleveland; security New York; Norwich Cennectl-
san francisco, each $4,000; Continental, New York,
SO 500; total, Sl02 800.
The hIe caught on the roof from n spark OF hot
iron thrown OF by the saw while the workmen were
engaged IN cutting bars into lengths. Three hun
dfed mea are thrown out af emplovmsnt by the
disaster
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IMPORTANT FROM CoNsTANTINopLE. Gen
erals Sheridan and Forsyth, after having
marched with the conquering Prussians from
Saarbruck to Paris, are now at Constantinople
Having found out the reason why Prussia has
beaten France, they are now endeavoring to
find out what chance the Sultan has against
.he Gar. 1t is gratifying to know that they
are pleased with some things which have come
under their inspection. The terpedoes are
good; but we have yet to learn that the armies
of the Porte are able to encounter the armies
of the giant of the North.
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ILLINOIS.

Horrible Family Tragedy-A Husband Mur.
dered by His Insane Wi,e.
CHICAGO, Dec. o. 1870.
At Cottage Hall station, about fifteen miles from
this city, on the line OF the Northwestern Railroad.
James Snow was murdered by his wife on Wednes-
day night Mrs. Snow has been affected by In.
sanity, and last summer she was sent away
for treatment Some time afterwards she was re
turned to her home evidently much improved, but
on wednesday last sne again showed symptoms OF
insanity. MIR. Snow laid down on lounge near her
apartment at night, intending to watch her but fell
asleep. About midnight Mrs. Snow arose and beat
her husbands skull in Her son, aged about twenty.
and the groans OF his father, and on rushing into
the room Mrs. Snow exclaimed, 81 have done the
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Southern War Claims Disposed OF.
COLUMBIA, Dec. o. 1870.
The Supreme Court Of South Carolina has struck
from It's docket the actsn involving the validity OF
the bills OF the Bank OF the State OF South Caro-
lima. Another war claim is thus disposed Of aud
Judge Carpenters decision in favor Of the validity
OF the new bills IL not sustained.
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Upwards OF hfty indictments we're found by the
Grand Jury OF the United States Court In Trenton.
during the first ten days. against parties concerned
in the election riots AT Camden. 1t is rumored that
the petit Jury are summoned to appear next Tues
day, and that the trials will commence mat day.
District Attorney Keasbey has been very busy during
the present week, but strict secrecy Is maintained in
ms ONCE. Deputy marshals We're desp dtched by
night trans TO Camden and Philadelphia and every
thing looks gloomy for the ''bould dmnerats'' who
made targets OF tue negro vn.ers
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ALABAMA.

The GubernatOriai Quarrel settled-Goycruor
Smith Whhdraws from the Contest.
MONTGOMERY, Dec. Q, 1870
This morning Mr. Smith withdrew from the con-
test for the Governorshp and yielded the office to
MIR. Lindsay. No demonstration was made except
OF thankfuneSS that the contest Is ended
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For the Union Home and School.

4 grand fancy fair and bazaar In aid OF the Union
Home ana School and Institution Tor the Mainte-
nance aud Education OF the Orphans Of Soldiers and
sailors Is 10 commence AT the armory or the
Seyenty-trst regiment, corner OF Broadway and
Tbirty-tfth street. on December IS, and continue
under the auspices Of the Grand Army OF the Repub-
hc until the 25th inst. The object OF the fair being
SO worthy II Is 10 be hoped the people Will continue
IN that charitable disposition they have manifested
so far during the season.
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West Point Discipline.

The War Department is acting with gre at
vigor in carrying out the regulations at West
p mt against the cruel practice Of what is
G led "hazing"-that is, submitting the men,
hers of the lowest class, or ''plebes, to every
a of indignity. humiliation and torture at
hands of the higher classes of cadets. This
c ON has existed too long. 1t is disgrace
tour Military Academy. 1t is true that 1t
e. sted to a great extent for many years
y civic collegiate institutions, but 1t has
! N already abandoned in most of them.
$ ne time ago rule against this system was
a opted at West Point. The cadets were
rl,dged upon their honor not to practice it,
ald it was supposed that the barbarous GUS
t)m would be heard of no more. But it ap-
pears that two cadets have recently been guilty
of wilfully violating their pledge, and thus,
having broken their word and honor as gentle
men and soldiers, the government, through an
order from General Schriver, has dismissed
them peremptorily from the service of the
United States. We must commend highly this
conduct of the War Department, trusting that
the example set in this case will have whole
some effect upon the cadets generally. Other
dismissals have also beon made for insubor-
dination, to the number of four cadets, the
charge being "highly improper interference
with the cadet sentinels duty posted at West
Point on the night Of the 10th of November
last" A little more Of this prompt dealing
with insubordinate cadets will do great deal
to perfect the discipline of West Point.
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The Echo OF tho Past-P0liticai Faction
Against the New King.
MADRID, Dec s, 1870.
Ex-Queen Isabella has sent here formal protest
from Geneva against the election OF the Duke OF
Aosta as King OF spain. She states that she has
ne intention OF appealing to force.
All the political factions IN Spain violently at
tacking Prim and the party supporting the Duke OF
Aosta.
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TURKEY.

Greek Church SynOd-Ihe Eastern
Churches TO Meet in Constantinopie.
LONDON. Dec I, 1870.
Synod OF the Greek Church has been called by
Patriarch Gregorius to meet at Constantlnople. 1t
win consist only Of the patriarchs OF the countries
protesting the Eastern Creek faith, among them the
patrarchs OF Alexandra, Antioch, Jerusalem,
Cyprus Athens, Belgrade, Bucharest and st. Peters
burg.
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posed to starve out the obstinate jurors who
wouldn't agree with the majority, or whether
they were party Of loafsrs, who had got ON
the jury merely to have good opportunity to
play their favorite game, is not known but,
at any rate, 1t appears that Judge Kingman,
hearing Of their goings on, discharged the
whole pack Of them, and fined all the players
ten dollars each.
The New York herald., 1870-12-10

POLICE DIsMIssALs.-The Police Commits
sioners yesterday dismissed from the force,
Immediately, three officers against whom
charges of intoxication while on duty were
proven. This is quite right A policeman who
is entrusted with the sacred duty Of protecting
the lives and properties ofthe citizens commits
"a gross breach OF trust by getting drunk on
his post, and is no longer fit for the place.
Me hope the Commissioners will keep their
eyes open to delnquencies Of this kind. We
Year that they are more frequent than people
Imagine.
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TAMMANY AND THE PHEsIDENoY.-The
Cincinnati Chronicle gives currency to re-
port that the Tammany Regency is thinking of
throwing overheard Governor Hoffman as
their candidate for the democratic nomination
for President, and adds that the magnates are
already coquetting with other candidates.
Hendricks, OF Indiana, being among the num-
ber. This is literally going abroad to learn
news from home. But no one can say what
anay or may not transpire in the political
world between this time and the time for hold
ing the Democratic National Convention.
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For the Church Of the Epiphany.

There Is being held at Epiphany Hall, in Second
avenue, grand fair, under the conduct OF the
ladies OF the congregation and for the benefit OF the
Church OF the epiphany. The usual variety OF arti-
cles, handsome and useful, may here be seen, and
the untiring zeal which the ladies and others mani
success.
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President Grants Message and British Pro-
phecy7N0 sExceisior'' sor the General.

LUNDUN, UeC Z, 1870.
The London Times this morning has an
editorial article on the recent Message OF
President Grant IL believes that certain
recommendations made in the Message
win fall stiilborn like many OF those made by Gen.
eral Grants predecessors The documents .'mark
another stage OF the Presidents downward career,
and teaches how far the highest authorities viii gs
when the balance OF parties is unstable
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The Strike in the wyoming Valley.

SCRANTON, Pa, Dec. o, 1870.
The suspension OF work by the miners in this
county continues put Is as yet almost entirely con-
fined to the miners or the largo CON-
panes. The WORKS OF the Wilkesbarre Coal
and Iron Company and those OF most of the frdi
vidual operators IN the Wyoming region are still IN
operation. at Scranton there is no excitement
whatever and the miners quiet and orderly
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Observation-Disclosures Water is a
certain for 81. Depot 46 CHI street.
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Oavid's Holiday Style OF Gcntiemen's Hats.
Salesroom. seeI4 Broadway near Duane street.
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Ciirchugh'x tilusive Wigs aud Ladies' Orna-
mental HurFinest best fitting Factory f74 Broadway,
between Grand and Broome.
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Christadoro,s UnrivaiIed Hair Dye.-Sold
and applied NJ his wig and scap factory No. Astor House
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Mailed Free Tor 25 ccuis.--Dr. Knhn,s Leo
lures on Nervon. Debility Marriage its obligations
impediments, aad diseases arising Tram wuh
cases from ac,ual practice. Address Secretary Dr
kahn's Museum, Ts5 Broadway, New York.
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ROYAL Havana DOttery-suppicmcnta tary.
For information, &C., address MoINTIRE, GREGORY x
CO., Sl6 Canal aud l54 Chatham.
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A.-Restorer America for the Hair. Tho
only preparation, without sediment world that
viii color dsperse dsnduT cleanse the scaio
Prepared by Dr. j. O'BRiES and sold by all drugists
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Blearhiug, Cleaning and Dyeina.-Lord,.
Onccs 9 Broadway Twenty street Ill Eighth
avenue, and fSs Broome street, corner OF Broadway.
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BaichcIor's Hnir Dye.-The Best in tho
world The only perfect dye harmless relable nstants
neous. Factory, IL Bond street
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Rheumatisfn. Neuralcin.-Dr. Eit.er,= yeur-
table Rheumatic Remedy removed to 81 John street; near
Broadway warranted TO cure or money refunded.
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A.-HoIiday PrescBts.-Ladies' and GcntIc-
mems elegant embroidered SLIPPERS At f. A. BROOKS.
b75 broadway.
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A.-Perfccr Fitting Boots and Shoes and
warm ovERsHoES, cheap. at BROOKS. 575 Broadway.
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Trusscs, Supporters, Elastic STOCKINGS, Bnu-
dages, Sc, large stock choice variety
low prices at skELEyS Establishments No Ann srss~
New York, and lzC Chcyipm stgeel pnaadelyhsA
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A.-The Best Chance in the United Stnfcs
for speculation, Al COLvIN BROTHERS. 4si Broadway
New York.
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Diamonds Bouvht and Sold.
GEO. O. ALLEN, 6l3 Broadway, under ST. Nicholas Hotel
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THE CAMDEN. N. j.. ELECTION RIOTS.

Barometer corrected for elevation aud tempera-
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Pleasant HRirdressin0-COntains mo Oil
alcohol Chevaer's Life For the Hair; the only reliable
article In the world restoring hair perfectly stops
Its falling; inoTea ses Its growth. Sold by ali ggsts
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Furs.-f'hoicc sets, mt Prices Suit tho
times. BURKE COL lae OF fle Broaiway branch at I2s
Fulton street
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Large Variety Of Fine Tooth Brushes, Per
fumery, &C., at greatly reduced prices.
DIfMAN CO., Astor House Pharmacy
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DIR. SpRe's CRtarrh Semedy.-SJ00 Reward
for incuab Sold by druggists, mai 81 cents
pampho, free Address X v PRICE, NJ. D., Buffalo, n.
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i.-s.-A.--The Best Holiday Gift.
FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE.
luz.
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THE ATLANTIC CABLE SERVICE.
NEW YORK, Dec. 0. 1870.

NEW YORK. Dec 0, 1870.
To THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
All efforts to repair either OF the broken cables
have thus far been unsuccessful. Such efforts Will
be continued whenever and 80 long as the state or
the weather will permit. The probabilities OF sue
are, however, much less at this season of the
year than In the summer. There Is an accu-
mutation OF business at each end OF the re-
naming cable equal to its capacity during an
entire day OF twenty flour hours, making forty
eight hours In all. This accumulation ia the result
OF only four days. business IL Is plain therefore,
that measures must be promptly taken to diminish
the volume OF business, the usefulness or the
cable VIII be seriously impaired. II not wholly
destroyed. In the decision 10 which have
arrived in this emergency We have not
been Influenced merely BY desire TO
increase the revenues. We have no right
to discriminate between our customers and To
decide whose messages are important ana whose
are not. The offerings being In excess or capac
ity 10 transmit there seems TO be other course
open except TO increase the tariff Therefore, ON
and after Monday next the 18th Inst, the tariff on
all messages between New YORK and Great Britain
and France will be:-For message not exceeding
81 so. Messages for the press, In plain language,
conveying general and political news for publication.
will be forwarded at one-halI of above rates.
All messages viii be limited In length to nifty
words.
BY order Of the directors OF the Anglo American
Telegraph Company, The French Cable Company and
the New York, Newfoundland and London Telegraph
Company. PETER COOPER,
President New York, Newfoundland aud London
Telegraph Company.
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and CoId..-Tb

A.-Coughs and Colds.-Those Who Are SuC-
fering from coughs colds, hoarseness throat &c.
should try BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs, a simpls
remedy, which IL Ia almost every efectnal. fha
Trocbes have been ested by time and
sally superior to all other articles for the purpose
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A.-Hnzard l. Cassweil's Cod Liver Oil IL
the best.
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| A.-C'ub aud Rinls skates Wholesale and
| retail. Depot at E. BROOKS, 575 Broadway.
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In r u Progressive building Age,
Msnsard roof Is all the rage:
Ssut Knox, In roofing the upper story,
.S11sers himself and the with glory.
" KNOX, the Halter, 2ls Broadway.
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very large assortment at unusually low prices
BALL. BIA 4 CO.. Sos and 5s7 Broadway.
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A.-Fcr Superior Drc.s or RusiDess une
go TO ESPENSCHEID, Manufacturer, lis Nassau street
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merican WnIthnm Watches,

A.-Herrmg's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
25i Broadway, corner Nurrav street
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-07-14
The San Domingo Treaty.

Tn the executive session of the Senate
on Thursday the consideration of the San
Domingo treaty was resumed, and Sena-
tor Morrill, of Vermont, concluded his
speech against it. Some of the amend
ments proposed by the President were
adopted, when direct vote on the ratl-
tcation of the treaty was taken with the
following result yeas %, nays Is. Two
thirds of the votes cast being necessary
to ratification. the treaty was rejected.
This, we persume, will end the San Do
mingo annexation scheme for the present,
as it is not possible to get two-thlrds OF
the Senate, as now constituted, to vote Tor
II. Several Senators were absent, and it
is reported that the opponents of the
treaty could have rejected it without the
democratic vote.
The question of Leasing the Bay Of Sa-
mana will now come up, and we trust
that it will meet the fate Of the treaty;
if it is necessary for the government to
have foothold in San Domingo it would
be better to annex the whole country at
once. The SANTANA Bay protocol calls
for an annual rental Of $l50,000, while
the treaty of annexation called for about
81, 800, 600. 1t will not take very in
tricate mathematical calculation to dis
cover that annexation would be altogeth-
er cheaper. Annexation would be,
moreover, as little likely to involve the
government in trouble as the lease of the
Bav. The arguments for the lease are
quite as good as for the treaty. There
fore we say, let us have the whole or
nothing. It is to be hoped that it will
not take as long to reject the SANTANA
lease as it did to reject the treaty.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-07-14
Almost Observation-Disclosures Crime
The following is from the Portland

The following is from the Portland
tMalne) Argus of the 9th:
There would seem to be but little doubt
that most shocking crime was commit
ted in connection with the sail-boat dis
aster in our harbor last Monday. by which
three men lost their lives. One Of the
victims, Mr.. Rogers, Of Boston, was
known TO have on bis person quite a
large sum OF money, gold watch, valua-
BILE pin, sc. He was found floating on
the surface soon after the accident, by
boy in wherry. Of course the lad could
not raise him into his frail craft, but he
attached rope to the body and towed
it to the shore. None OF the property
was found upon the person. Ii Is SAID
that when the boy found him there were
signs of life that though the head was
under the water the hands were still pad
ding convulsively, and this is strength
ened from the fact that the man was at
the surface. But it appears that just
after the accident, one OF the victims,
| supposed to be Rogers, as he was good
swimmer, was seen to be sustaining him
| self; a schooner in the vicinity hove to,
and a boat containing two men put OF.
| 1t reached the man In the water and he
was partially raised and sustained LOT
some little time. and was then dropped
back into the water, and the boat return
| ed to the schooner, which sailed away.
This latter part Of it was witnessed by
the toy in the wherry, who got the body
to the shore, and the whole thing was
seen by parties in boat not far away.
From these premises the unavoidable de-
duction is that MIR. Rogers was picked
up in half-drowned condition, robbed,
and thrust back into the water again.
It seems too horrible for belief, but such
terrible crimes are almost daily recorded
that there appears to be almost no limit
to the deprayity OF humanity. We furth-
err learn that the affair is to be thorough
ly investigated, and that officers are upon
the track Of the vessel, which Is known
Ii such a terrible crime was enacted, al
good men will pray that the tiends may
BE- brought to speedy and condign pun
ishment."
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-07-14

New CURE FOR CANCER.-At a recent
scientific meeting held at the New York
Medical University, paper was read on
new method Of treating cancer The
discovery consists in applying to the sur
face of the sore the chloride Of chromium
"a new sal of this rare metal incorpo-
rated into stramonium ointment. This
preparation in a few hours, converts the
tumor into perfect carbon, and it crum-
bles away. Specimens of cancers thus
carbonized were inspected by a number
of physicians present, which had the ap-
pearance of charcoal and were easily pull
verised between the fingers. The rene
dies causes little or no pain and is not
poisonous.