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MORE MYSTERY.
Another Fatal Skui!-Craclkin Case-An Inves.
tignti0n Commenced.

Another Fatal Skui.-Craclking Cnse-An Inves.
tigation Commenced.
Another case, which may prove to have been a
murder, Is now under investigation before Coroner
Herman. Last Wednesday nignt.Offcer Brown, OF
the Eighteenth precinct, while on post duty dis.
covered u stranger III al insensiDe condition lying
on the pavement, corner OF Twenty -secOnd street
and Second avenue and took INN to the police
station near by. After being attended by surgeon
without cnect, the stranger was conveyed to belle.
vue Hospital, where futile efforts were made to re-
store him to CONSCIOUSNESS. ana death subsequently,
ensued.
man afterwards called at the Morgue and sad
he identified the body Of deceased as that OF Php
Trainor Mrs. TranOr was accordingly notified
ana visiting the Morguc said the remains were moi
those or her son. PliliD Train0r, who was missing,
1t afterwards appeared, had been arrested III tic
Eighteenth precinct Tor ntoxcatIon, was taken to
Court and committed for intoXiCaton.
Deputy Coroner John Beach, M d., on making
poSt-nOrtem examination on the body OF deceased,
found an e extensive ractnre OF the skull ana COM
preston OF the brain, the result o Violence out how
or IN what manner the violence was received OF
course DR.. Beach was unable 10 determlne. Up to
last evening the body had not been identlned.
captain Cameron, OF the Eighteenth precinct, has
the case III CHARGE and with his detectives Is en-
deavOring TO solve the mystery. Coroner herman
Will make an Investigation on Monday. Deceased
was dressed In dark clothes, and appeared TO have
been O mechanic or common luD0rer.
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THE PISTOL IN BROOKLYN.

Thomas Gilligan O gassDlower by occupation
was arrested last night by an officer OF the First
precinct on complaint OF George Monahan, and
taken TO the Washington street station house. The
complainant states that he was drinking in Mas
tella's lager beer saloon, Court street. state
wnen the prisoner entered, and, drawing
near him. said, "Y0u are damned tniei."
81 am not a thief," responded Monahan.
whereupon his assaaut exclaimed, producing
revolver al Will shoot you anyhow,
guess " Sutng the actonito the word, the des-
perado, who was evidently under the influence OF
bad bourbon, fired. 1he ball pfazed the chm OF his
would be victim, innctng painful flesh wound.
George Clutched the murderouS weapon aud wrested
II from Gi,ligans hand a. the latter was about 10
fire az him again. Tue police entered the place and
brought both men TO the station h0lse. Gilgan Is
held TO answer the charge Of ieloni0us assault.
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SPAIN.
Cabinet Cavils and Prospect Of Ministerial Re-
organization.
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD

MADRID, Feb. II, 1872.
Questions Of personal cavil have induced and
kostered differences among the members OF the
Cabinet which was constructed in the month OF
December last under the supervision Of Senior
6agasta The Ministers do not-cannot indeed,
egree on the subject OF the policy which Is to be
pursued towards the Spanish Colonies.
Admiral Topete. Minister OF the Colonies. dissents
from the views OF the other Minister'S and the for.
NATION OF new conservative cabinet Is imminent
THE SITUATION MORE HOPEFUL.
The Ministers held o long consultation to-day.
subsequent to the TRANSMISSION Of the first telegram
10 the HERALD, and there now hopes that the
differences which exist between them personally
may be reconclled and that the anticipated change
or Cabinet will not occur
CARLIsT COALITION FOR POLITICAL POWER.
The Madrid correspondence states that the prin.
cipal leaders Of the Carlists. republicans and rad
gals have framed an electoral coalition ticket for
the coming election for the Cortes.
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WILMINGTON. N. c., Feb. II, 1872.

WILMINGTON. N. G., Feb. II, 1872.
The Journal. of this city, will tomorrow,
publish a Startling account OF one OF the most
daring Outrages ever yet perpetrated by the noto.
rious outlaw, Henry Berry Lowry, and his gang
Last night they entered Lumber.on the county
seat OF Robeson county, and made a
most successful and lucrative raid upon
the peaceful citizens OF that town. The gang, 1t
seems, first broke INTO Newbcrry's carriage manu-
factory, where they supplied themselves with such
tools as they needed.
STEALING A SAFE AS WELL AS THE CONTENTS.
They then visited the stables OF A. W. Fuller.
where they secured horse and dray, and thus pre-
pared proceeded To the store OF A. H. Mcleod,
from whence heavy iron sale was taken
and placed the dray They next
visited the Snerin's ONCE The County Court
House, from which his iron safe was also taken and
placed with the other With this plumber they
started from the town. but as the SheriH's safe
found yesterday morning lying In the street, about
hundred and fiftyyards from his office. 1t Is sup
posed that 1t dropped OF and was abandoned.
PURSUIT OF THE SHERIFF AND POLICE.
Early yesterday morning, as soon as the loss was
discovered, the Sheriff being absent his deputy,
Alexander Mcmillan, summoned posse and pro-
ceeded In pursuit of the outlaws At point about
three miles from the town they came up
with the gang. but being too weak to effect
tnelr capture u messenger was SeHt Dack LOT
reinforcements. large number OF men immedt-
ately volunteered and followed at to the scenes
but the robbers had erected their retreat, carrying
Off with them the money. but leaving the safe and
portion OF the papers behind. These, with the
horse and dray, were taken back TO the
town, when 1t was discovered that the
safe had been forced open with sledge
hammers and cold chsels, with which the gang
had provided themselves at Newberry's establish
ment. The loss is very heavy, ana consists OF
ST., 900 In money taken from McLeod's safe lot OF
goods and a number OF valuable private papers
were taken from the Sherin's Office, which were
destroyed.
| THE MONEY STOLEN LENT ON DEPOSIT.
| Nearly all the money stolen was deposit.
which, as there is no bank In Lumherton, had been
placed In McLeods custody by INHERENT parties for
safe keeping. Besides this some one thousand dol
lars worth Of merchandise was taken from the
store, none OF which was recovered. The books
and papers contained In the safe are all secure.
II was plainly evident that the store had been
tered by means OF Keys, as was also the Sherin's
ONCE. Treachery on the part OF sO-called 'tle-
tectives Is suspected; but this may be all SUPPOSE
ton. The town has been IN q tremendous state
OF excitement, which mad abated but very lirtle
when this information was forwarded here. There
Is now reward OF $35, 600 by the State government
for the capture OF the LOwrys, dead or alive
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CUBA.
"A Reported Capture Of Cubans Contradicted- The
Flagship Worcester.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD

HAVANA, Feb. IL, 1872.
The reported capture OF ID. Loaces ana Agra.
montes, the Adjutant General OF the revoutionists,
by the Spanish troops is untrue. they were
wounded slightly, but succeeded in escaping with
their companions.
Consul Mahlon Chance will return TO Nassau
t0.day.
The United States flagship Worcester, Admiral
Lee commanding, arrived to-day.
D Exchange on United states, short sight. currency,
AK premium.
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SHOOTING ARRAY IN A LAGER BEER
SALOON

Last evening, about i've O'Clock, as Daniel O'Con-
nell and Alfred Parry. two friends were drinking
with each other O'Connell having mbibed freely at
the saloon OF Philip Hermerle, IS Chambers street,
they got into scune about some trivial matter.
OConnell showed Parry several times. he getting
enrdged about IL, dared 0'C0nnell TO shove him
again, at the same time drawing revolver from
his pocket. The former, taking the matter
as joke, showed The latter again, when Parry
accidentally fired the revolver, which took effect
In OCOnnell's left cheek. He was conveyed to the
Centre Street Hospital, where his wound was ex-
amined by DR.. Vandewater, VINO pronounced 1t dan.
gerous. Parry was arrested by Officer Adler OF the
Third precnct, and locked up to await the result
OF the injuries.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

HAVANA, Feb. II, 1872.
Passengers by the steamer from Mexico state that
khc government Is certainly able defeat the revo-
autonlss; that the accession OF Lerdo de Tejada to
the Presidency Is certain In case OF the downfall OF
puarez.
William C1llen Bryant Will probably defer his trip
10 Mexico in view of the disturbed condition OF that
republic.
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THE WEST INDIES CABLE.
photographic Communication with st. Thomas
Restored.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD

HAVANA, Feb. IL, 1872
rhe telegraph cable is now working through to
2. ihomas ana the islands beyond, and no further
interruption OF Geographic communication Is an.
ticipated. The most serious break, which was
near Porto Rico. has been thoroughly repaired by
the party on board the steamer International
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FATAL RAILROAD CASUALTY.

on Saturday, the 10Th INST, Matthew Hulehan,
then In the employ OF the Hudson River Railroad
Company, whlle engaged In coupling cars at the
depot Thirty first street and Eleventh avenue. was
crushed between the cars and 80 severely injured
that he dieu OH Friday In Mount sinai Hospital.
Deceased was tnirty-one years OF age lie lived at
az Tenth avenue, where he mas LEFT a widow and
four children. the body was removed TO the late
residence OF deceased, wnere Coroner Herman
Will hold an inuueSt.
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KILLED BY RAIL.

August Holer, German. 1ity-three years OF age
who lived In jamaica, Ia. died In the German Hospl
tai, seventyseventn street aud Fourth avenue. Ho
Ter musician, and on the 18th inst. while ON the
way TO bail. attempted TO jump on a car OF the
Long Island Railroad Company, when he slipped and
le before the wheel, when passed over and crushed
ms LETT arm, death being the result Coroner
Keenan, has the case In charge.
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GERMANY AND BRAZIL.
The Recent Insult to Prussia in Rio Janeiro and
the German Investigation
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

BERLIN, Feb. II, 1872
The Prussan officer who was despatched from
Shs city to Rio Janiero charged TO investigate the
circumstances attending the recent assault CON-
mirted upon two officers Of the Imperial German
navy, in the streets OF the Brazilian capital has
completed his labors, and is expected to return
shortly and submit the result OF his inquiry to the
Emperor Williams government
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LONDoN, Feb. Ill so r. NJ.
Consos closed at 92 for money and for
United States hvetweny bonds, 1907 9 1850 old, 94
1857. y3a ;ten-fOrties, $50.
PARIS BoURsE.-PARis Feb. 17--AM.-Rentes opened at
ST. bUc.
LIvERpooL COTTON MARKKT.-LryERpooi. Feb. IL
80 r. M-The cotton market closed firm. Middlng up
lands hid lAn.; mdinng Orleans, ll11d. The sales
Of the day have been 2O baics including 0 for sDecua
and Sales OF cotton at due from
Savannah or Charleston. have been made at 1ll4d
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARkET.-LIvERPoOL, Feb.
Ill 80 +. M.--The breadstuffs market Is quiet
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.--LIvEIPoOI Feb. IL
80 +. Lizard. 45s per cwt
LONDON PRODUCE MARkET.-LONDON, Feb. l7-Eveu-
ing.-Spirits turpent:ne, 55s Cd. per cwt.
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INDIA.
Earl Mayo's Body Landed at Calcutta.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HesALG.

CALCUTTA, VIA LONDON, Feb. II, 1872.
The body OF the Earl OF Mayo, late Governor
General OF India, who was assassslnated by
Musselman convict at Port Blair Prison. In the An.
<laman Islands, was brought to this city today
An immense clowd Of persons gathered at the
dock to witness the landing OF the Dody.
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RAILROAD sMAsH.Up IN TENNESSEE.

MEMPHIS, Feb. IL, 1872
thursday night the northern bound train or the
MISSISSIPPI central Railroad struck tic which had
peen piaced on the track near Walden throwing the
uau vi, uehioilsninK the engine baggage and ex-
press cars: fortunately one was hurt. IL is
supposuu uie OBJECT or the parties who placed the
tie on the track was 10 rob the tran e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-18
ELOPEME EN- T.
A Young Lady Of Seventeen$ On the
Wing with a Nice Young Man.

The Signal. the Rope. the Opened Window AMI
the Flight to the Railroad Station-The Young
Lady's Sister ''spoils the Whole Thing
Another Flight in slelgh-The
Girls Father After Them with
aPair Of Black Trotters-
Exciting Denouement
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FATAL FALL FROM A WINDOW.

ABOUT eight O'Clock last evening CatharIne Mccor-
mack. residing at 500 Greenwich street. whe ny
toxicated fell out of the second story w,ncow VI
said building. killing herself instauiy. Tue CVfo.
ncr was notified.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-18

Angels Turkish Baths, Lexington Ave
Twenty fifth street-Gentemen day and
all night ladies dav EVENING" hest ventilation; highest
best shampooing gratuites advantages
unelualed; Europe outdoue.
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A Specialfy.-Laco Curtains in stock and
manufactured TO order from original designs.
q. L. kelly CO., 72s and 724 broadway.
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GERMANY AND FRANCE.
The Language of the Conqueror in the Land Of
the Vanquished
TELEGRAM TO the NEW rOak asalLS.

BERLIN, Feb. II, 1872.
A bill has been presented Ill The Federal Council
declaring that the German shall be the oricial Ian
guage In the conquered French provinces OF Alsace
and Lorraine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-18

Daring Robberies by the Infamous
Lowry Gang.

The Safes from the Only Bank and the sheriff's
y Office in Lumberton Taken Away-s25, 900
Of Deposits Stolen-A Weak Posse Of
Police Rspulsed-The State Gov
ernment's Reward for Them,
Dead or Alive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-18

A Cnrd.-Wnfts' Nervous Aniidote Cured ME-
of Dyspepsia and Headaches heartily recommend
II. WALTER SCOTT, ~ Park place.
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POJJDRE DE CLEOPKATkE, EAU DE JOUVEMEt
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WEATH Err REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT..
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. e, Feb. III r. M.


WASHINGTON, ID. e, Feb. III r. M.
synopsis ror the Past Ttoentvrour Hours
The barometer has risen since Friday afternoon
from New England to the Ohio Valley and the lakes.
and clear weather. with falling temperature, pre-.
walls east Of New York. The lowest barometer has
moved from Kentucky to Cape Hatteras, attend
ed by fresh northeast winds from New
York TO Virginia and westward over the
lakes. Cloudy weather with occasional light snow
Is reported from virginia north anu westward.
Westerly winds have prevailed on the Gulf coast.
The storm which Saturday morning threatened
Southern Florida has now passed away and clear or
clearing weather apparently prevails from the Gulf
states northward. Light northerly winds and in.
creased temperature reported In the Mississippi
Valley, and rain on the California coast. The rivers
have risen four feet Cincinnati and fallen one foot
at Plttsburg.
Probabilities.
The low barometer over Cape Hatteras will proba.
bly, move northeastward with the Gulf Stream, and
northeast winds and cloudy weather continue over
the Middle Atlantic States. Clear weather will
probably continue in The Gulf states, with light
winds; cloudy weather prevail In the ohio Valley
clearing away on Sunday afternoon; clear and cold
weather continue, with northerly winds, In New
England.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-18

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PHALON'S CHEMICAL HAIR INVIGORATOK. This
before the public that further
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The Weather in This City Yesterday.
The following record Will show the changes In the
temperature for the past twenty -four hours IN COM
parson with the corresponding day OF last year,
as Indicated bv the thermometer at Hudnups Phar
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stops Its falling out increases growth
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One Cold After Another will, with Many
securely establish the seeds OF Consrmpton
in The system Those In need of remedy Will mad or.
JAYNES EXPECTORANT always prompt thorm ana
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from S45 to S0O paymIhs Saesrooms nv Broadway.
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ROYAL Havana Lottery. ,.,,, -.
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FRANCE.
Tho Bonapartist Movement for Imperial Rsstora.
ton and Its Consequences Rela-
d tions with the United states-M.
49, Rouhsr in the Legislature SI'''-- :
1tLEeaAms 70 fAs NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, Feb II, 1872.
The activity OF the Bonapars6t agents. who are
INTRIGUING throughout France TO secure the return
oil the ex-Emperor creates some excitement N Par
&amentary circles at Versailles.
POSTAL RELATIONS WITH THE UNITED STATES.
Mr.. Washburne, the American Minister has re-
celved instructions from his government TO negotl-
ate postal treaty between France and the United
States OF America.
AN Ex.BoNAPARTIsr MINISTER IN THE ASSEMBLY.
N. Rouher-Bonaparte's Minister or Justice and
Statewide was recently elected to the Assembly
from the island OF Corsica, appeared In that body
to-day and took his seat.
The entry of NJ. Rouher attracted extraordinary
attention from the members.
The Commercial Treaty with England.
PARIS, Feb. II. 1872.
The Parte expresses the belief that the negotia-
flons between France and England relative to the
renewal OF the Bonaparte-C Golden commercial treaty
will be resumed and that they evil likely lead to
friendly revision OF the existing tariffs"
CONVICTION or REvoLUTIoNIsr MUDERERs.
The court martial of the persons charged with
The murder OF several Dominican frlars in the town
OF Angerville, department OF the Seine Inferleure,
mas ended.
Three OF the prisoners were found guilty of MUIR
der and were condemned TO death. Nine other
were convicted OF completely in the crime and
awarded various terms Of Imprisonment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-18

This Mor'Ai the Russian vapor tlInrb,el
BATHS % Fast Fourth street (near the GRAND Central
Hole, receive gentlemen bathers only rom 10 u oeacS
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THE REVOLUTION IN MEXICO

Gerdo de Tejada To Be President in Case of the
Downfall Of Juarez.
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Average temperature for the week. ....... 81
Average temperature for the corresponding
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Eastern Bound Trains Bl0calked in Again.
SALT LAKE, Feb. II, 1872.
Bad news has again been received from
the snow belt ON the Union Pacific Railroad.
General Ord has just arrived here
with advices that the train are again
snowb0und between Medicine Bow and Rawlins
and Lookout. There no hope or the Eastern
trains getting through at present. The trains pass
ing Evanston Tonight westward, Just escaped the
new blockade.
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Latest Report from Omaha.

OMAHA, NeD FtD. II, 1877.
Five trains which left here from January IS to
February arrived at Ogden to-day. The passen-
gers bitterly complain Of the treatment they re-
ceived along the road. Reports from the snow
blockade district say that no trains have arrived
from the West. More snow Is falling at Medicine
Bow.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-07

A BOLD LARcENY.-Lsst evening q
boy named McAndrews went into the
liquor store of Valentine Billinger, on
Market street, between First and Sec
ond, Centre Wheeling, and snatching q
bottle of cognac brandy ran away with
it. He Was pursued by officer John
Cooper, who chased him lover the hills
and far away" before he succeeded in
making him a prisoner. McAndrews
was taken before Squire Hammer, who.
in default of bail in the sum of 5000,
sent him to Jail to answer the charge
before the next term Of the Circuit
Court