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MORE FOUL PLAY.
Discovery Of Evidence Of Another
Murder,
A Mans Skull Mashed in, and His
Body Thrown Into the River.

Tho Identification, by Lila wlfo, NJ tho h{org1'e,
yesterday afternoon, of tho body of tho mnn
who was thkon out Of tho river at tho Van Duron
atreet bridge, on Sunday morning, furnishes tho
detectives another dark mystery for solution
Tic body is TINT Of AIichnol McIarou, WHO Inns
boen missing from hiB homo, No. 404 WoHt
Twelfth stroot since Friday Inst. Ills dis
traotod wifo had oxllanhtod nll tho means
within hor power to discover Ills whero-
nbouts, and yesterday morning was stnrtlod by
rcading, in tho nccount OF tho man who wap
f1shod out OF tho rivor on Sunday morning, MI
exact description Of lor miBaing AfcLarcn.
Ilastoning to tho Morgno, Bho was, permitted to
sho recognized her lost husband.
: Last friday ovoning McLaron loft his house,
Ct O'Clock, to attend meeting Of The AloulQorb'
Union at No. 16j Fifth ayonuo. 11o iB known to
the mcoting. During itsprogrehs he got intoa dis,
puto with another me1nbor Of tho Union, h11d
they would hayo como to blowa but for tlo
Intervention of friondH. lIo loft tho meeting,
Lnren'a anger had not thon cooled down, md it
was because hia frionda fcared furthor trouble
that they took him AWAY. The party saunsorod
on toward tho Wells street bridge, md nro be-
eS a 1 10y hayo sTSsss % to e Esa s
North Clark street, What time thoy BopaFnted
Ia not known. Mrs. MoLaron said yestordny
that her husband Ind but little money with him,
&NO no watch. NQLuluk 4ALttIcA 10 h.Au"A 49,
Earding Tho movements Of the party.
DR.. Emmons made post-mortom examination
Of tho body yesterday afternoon. Three wounds
wore found on tho lcnd, us described in TIE
TRIBUNE Of yosterday. Tho hasty examination
OF yesterday did not revonl the fnct tlat tho
ekull had boen frncturcd. Two fractures woro
found yesterday, either Of which would hevo
produced lentl,. 1t ID tho opinion OF Dr.. EN-
monB TINT they woro inflicted by como bllmt in-
erument, md wero made before tho body vas
ptt in tlo water. A close examination Of tue
bots failed to reveal other wounds. The man
had apparently bcen in tho wator about lay,
which was tho timo that elapscd botwoon Mo
Latcn'B disappearance und tho finding Of his
bodr In tho river. Tho investigation into the
causs Of his death will DO commenced Mt tho
County Hospital today. Tho solution Of the
mystory has boon intr1,stod to Detective Dcnnis
slmmons, who did nothing yesterday further
than to gathar tho above facta in tho case.
There WAS nothing found III McLaron'a pock-
etn except pieco Of newspaper. His wifo
thinks he waain tile habit Of carrying q tinc-
book in liB poclot. This cannot DO found about
hls homo, aud ahs Is Of the belief tlat her huB-
panu Waa murdered and thrown Into tho river:
Tho facts wouldsoon to sustan this theory, md
1t ID not 1mprobal}i1 thnt McLaron ia tho victim
pf Baioon-brawl. Il such 10 the case tile do
teotive has n tasll most alra9ult to perform in
fixing tho identity of tho marutrors.
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1VANTED-A LAI0K AIR,PUMP, Address 98
Arclor.av.. giving slze, prio0. nna whore to 10
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7NIVOnCIsR- R-IE1AILY O1fTA INEp-FEE A1sTtl,
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nIVORONS OBTAINED FOR "a USES ALE LAW
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nH. MATTHEW AND MADAM MAYHANN, nuSI-
~ uost aul inutlical mediums lu3 Woat Madsnn.st.
MADAM MIISOM, OLAlNVOYANT. REMOVED
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TELEGRAPHIC CLIPPINGS.

A severe thunder and rain storm at
Detroit, Michigan, yesterday.
The friends of temperance of New
York convened at Albany yesterday.
Two of the Cuban patriot generals in
dulged in code-daetto at Puerto-Prineipe
yesterday.
Women have been adjudged the priv
ilege of voting in school districts in New
Hampshire.
The body of Henry M. Wellington, OF
Boston, has been recovered from the
wreck of the Atlantic.
The funeral of Ex-Superintendent
John A. Kennedy was largely attended
in New York yesterday.
The directors Of the Union Pacific
railroad company met at Boston yester-
day and passed appropriate resolutions
relative to the death Of Horace +. Clark
and Oakes Ames.
Babeock, Fuller & Co.'s hat factory at
Middleton, New York, was destroyed
by fire yesterday morning. Loss, fifty
thousand dollars.
The Great Eastern reports at noon
sterday-longitude 43o 14-thirteen
hundred and seventy-three miles of ca
ble paid out. All well. s-a
A Syracuse dispatch announces the
burning of the old unoceupied State
armory. The fire was the work Of an
ineendiary. Loss unknown.
A large woods near Fonda, New York,
caught fire yesterday aud the town was
threatened with destruction. The fire
was finally got under control.
George C. Woodruff, Sidney B..
Beardsly, and John J. Penfose were yes
terday elected judges of the superior
court by the senate of Connections.
There was q stormy debate in the
| French assembly at Versailles yester-
day on the subject Of prohibiting civic
burials after seven O'clock in the fore
noon.
Warm Spring Indians engaged in the
Modoc war will be mustered out of SER
vice and paid off on their arrival al
Dalles, Oregon. They were expected
yesterday.
The Paris journals are indignant al
| the refusal of the municipality to vote
money for the shah's reception. The
| government viii probably ask the as
sembly TO make appropriation for the
purpose. a-
The Cohen, Railey and kellogg shoot
ing case continues at CarrolltOn, Louisi.
ana. Yesterday an effort was made tx
have Railey dismissed, there being nc
evidence, it was claimed, connecting
him with the shooting.
A London telegram yesterday says
ga special published here reports tha
General Nouviilas, eommander-in-chie
of the Spanish army of the north, anC
several companies of his command
have been captured by the Carlists nea
Pampeluna.
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DIED.

HAYNES Wednesday, June 25, 1888, at the
residence OF her father, No. 60l shelby street,
OF bilious reIRittent fever, after long and
painful Illness, Miss ALICE HAYNES, youngest
daughter Of Hon. LandOn c. Haynes
Funeral from st. Lazarus Church at four
O'Clock this CTHURSDAY) afternoon. Rer-
vices by Rev. ]. T. Wheat. Carriages in at
tendance at the church.
STARKE-Hear TalIassee, Alaban
day, June q, 1873, CLARA ELOIsE, on
ter of E. T. and the lste Eloise r. str= aged
six months and twenty-eight days.
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ernor Dix for the pardon of Daniel Gal
win, who was sentenced in January.
1872, TO three years and q half In the
State prison for the granddaughter of a
| drunken man in Brooklyn on the day
Of the Orange riots in 1871, and the gov
ernor has asked for the minutes of the
faatirnouv
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ADDITIONAL KARKETs.

GALVESTON, June 25.-Cotton i:
steady; good ordinary, I59I54e; net
receipts, ITO bales; sales, 1906 bales; ex.
ports eoastwise, 15s bales; sales, $50
bales; stock, q ,20l bales.
CHARLESTON, June %. = Cotton
quiet and easy; middling, 1S5(ag1S4c;
low middlings, 17sC91sc; good ordinary,
lie; ordinary, 149l5c; net receipts, S7s
bales; gross, 4l4 bales; exports coast
wise, l76S bales; sales, 200 bales;
stock, 10, 756 bales.
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the arrest, which he did after scuffie,
which ended In wounding both prison.
ers.- Ttra Blere'a Ark. Free Press.
The State Us. Sandy Brown, tried in
the court of general sessions yesterday,
developed degree of cruelty on the part
of the prisoner which would do honor to
the dinizens of the wilds of Ashantee.
On the third of June he took his little
stepsOn and branded him with red-hOt
iron on that portion of the body which
Is thefoundatiOnO of the human frame. The
little nrchin was exhibited in court with
his wounds scarcely healed, and excited
the universal sympathy of the speeta-
tors. The prisoner was represented by
Colonel r. w. Seymour. The defense
set up was that the boy while being
whipped by his farher had struggled to
get away, fell into pot of boiling water
and was scalded. The State proved that
the wounds were caused by hot instru-
ment, and not by scalding. The jury,
after hearing the evidence, brought in a
verdict of assault and battery with in
tent to KILL Charleston Ne1Us and
(lO1frjeT
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

HAGGERTY--The friends and aequaint-
ances Of P and Annie Haggerty are invited
to attend the funeral Of their infant daughter,
MARGARET, from tleir residence, near the
corne. OF Tate and Orleans streets, al three
O'Clock this CTHURsDAYl afternoon.
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9 To Have a Cricket

On the Bearth, is the Iuckiest thing in the
world - ChGs- DickenS- The large illus
trated family paper The CRICKET on The
HEARTH only 81 a year. 4 s. Chrome Free
Great success 10000 sold. 10 pages. crowded
with freshest stories etc. VIII pay one Gene
raj Agent In each county a monthly cash
salary. Send 81 for Agents Outfit (chrornoS
samples, terms, etc., Apply now for territory
We send this paper months for 2jc. Object
TO Introduce. Try It.
JONES & HADLEY, Publishers
ie26 10 Broad vVav y
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better. There are about eleven hundred
aspirants for Office. What will We do
with them? Tell McVeigh if he wants
TO go TO congress to hurry up that asy-
lum. Yours ever, CAPTAIN JACK.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

PROPOSALS are invited for building a Jail
al Senatobia. Tate county, Mississi Dpi.
The drawings and specifications can be seen
at the Office OF the Architect James B. Cook.
- Madison street, Memphis Tenn, OF at the
tObla, Miss.
All proposals 70 be seated and delivered on
or before the 2lst day Ui July, 1875. either with
u F. West ESQ, OF james z. Cook. Architect,
Memphis, Tenn.
The BoaId OF Supervisors reserve the right
Of leject ing any or all bids.
By order Of the Board.
T.S. TATE, President.
JeB o. +. WEST, CLERK.
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I. o. O. r.
Odd Fellows Mutual Aid Association OF
Memphis, Tenn

Odd Fellows Mutual Aid Association OF
Memphis. Tenn
FTNHE Biennial meeting OF the ssgs.s..
Il mem bers Of this Association -
will be he'd in the Trustees Office. .5t sSgs-9--
in Odd Fellows Hall, THURSDAY 37FFSS~
evening, June 26, 1873, az O'Clock. At this
meeting Nine Trustees will be elected 70 serve
for the ensuing two years.
H. u. CONN ELL, President.
]. P. PRESCOTT, Secretary. je2
~ RAND HOTEL Broadway, opposite Con-
gress Park, Saratoga This new and mag
nifeent Hotel accommodating 100 persons,
opened June 1, 1873. The proprietnTs have
adopted the following schedule Of prices. For
June, Sepben Der and October, transient guests.
- 50 per day; weekly guests, 8 pei day.
monthly guests, 81 81 per day. For July ana
August, transient guests, s. per day; weekly
guests, 81 80 per day monthly guests, 81 per
day. GilmOre's famous Boston Jubilee Band
is engaged for the season. Families wishing
to engage apartments in this modern hotel.
poSsesslLg 9 advantages OF clOthes-presse
water and electric bells in every suit OF apart
ments, viii apply 20 or address W. W. LE-
land & CO., Grand Hotel. Ssratogs. iel6
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MEMPHIS & CHARLESTON B. B.
NOTICE.

OFFICE
MEMPHIS AND VICKsBURG RAILROAD Co.,
Vicksburg, Miss, May :, 1873
- There will be meeting OF the stock
holders Of the Memphis and NicksbUrs Rail-
road Company, at my office, on
wednesday, the 1Sth Day Of June, 1873,
for the purpose Of electing Thirteen Q5) Di-
rectOrs to serve for the ensuing year.
myla WM. A FAIR. HID. S0~'--
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NATIONAL LOTTERY
or The
ISLAND OF CUBA.

nI.ANS for the Ten Drawings, 70 taxa place
between the 18th OF July and the lesh OF
December, 1873, are now ready, and VIII 4"
forwarded free OF charge, With any Qtner IN
form alton desired. eRBKRs FOR TICKETs
PRONPTIY AETF NnEn, FEfzES CASHED.
RORRIO a BROTHER,
New OrieanN. La-s II 0raVter se.
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The same dispatch says the official
life of Minister Jay will terminate on the
close of the Vienna exposition, as he
has long been marked by the President
for removal.
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RAILROADS.
LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE
AND
GREAT SOUTHERF RAILROAD.

Freight and Accommodation Train
leaves daily. sundays sxcepted.--....4:iO m
Mail Train leaves daily .-...--...--..- Il m
Humboldt Express leaves daily et-
eept sunday % PIN
S%No change Of cans by this line for Isouls-
Vile or st. Louis. Pullman Palste sleeping
cars on all n ght trains.
~ For Tickets or information apply at
Ticket ONCE, No. 237 1-2 Main Street.
JOHN T. FLYNN, Sup't Memphis Div.
JAMES SPEED. Ticket Agent les
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
MEMPHIS HIGH SCHOOLS,

the Memphis High schools, will be held on
Friday Evening, June %, 1873,
at tbe New Memphis Eheafer.
The friends Of the Schoo are respectfully
invi. ed 70 attend
Je26 H. SLAUGHTER, sup't.
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ooUNrERFEITER PARDoNED.

Colonel Robert G. Clarke, a we'll
known officer, who made good record
during the war, and who was con-
victed in this district, ON January 21,
1871, of having in his possession coun-
ter'eit plates for printing internal rev.
eDue stamps and sentenced to five
years imprisonment in the Albany pris-
on, has been pardoned by President
| Grant.
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Memphis and Little Rock Railway

SUMMER SCHEDULE,
Commencing June 1, IS73-TwO Daily
Trains.
nS AND AFTER SUNDAY, JUNE 1, IS53,
" until further notice, trains will run a
follows (city timel:
Nail Train leave Memphis, daily y...--.-.5:I5 pm
Freight and ACcOmmO alton Train
leave Memphis daily except Sunday 8 90 am
Mail Train arrive Memphis, daily..-.-g.2 IS am
Freight and Accommodation Train ar
rive Memphis daily except Sunday s 30 pm
Sleeping Cars on Mail Train.
For information and tickets apply at SSzIS
Main street, 27S Main street. or at Depot Gen.
ter Landing, foot OF Washington street.
A s. LIVErMORE, tfenT Supt.
yNO. H. PERRY, Gen1 Ticket Agent.
y. SIMMONS, Passenger Agent ruy.E
SOUTHERN RAILWAY SECURITY COMPAET,l
Lessee Memphis and Charleston r r., ,
AanDhfs NAV - Ts-3. Il
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Chancery Court sale of Real
Estate.

No. $3.50, R. D--SecOnd Chancery Court Of
shelby county tennessee Jesse c. Caruth-
ers - susan N. Preston and others
DY virtue OF a decree OF sale made in the
above cause on the 2ith day OF April, Is73,
viii, pursuant 20 the directions Of said de-
cree, offer al public ancLon, to the highest
bidder. on
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TenpIe of Love. no. 4.

THE regular Election Of Officers win take
L place tomorrow (FRIDAY) night. The
members will meet promptly at eighto'elOek.
BY order Of
JACKSON r. CREWS, Templar Supreme.
IOEHY w. HuNIEs- Il. s. ie2i
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Secretary Richardson's Removal Dis
eHssed-Minister Jay ''Marked''
by the Presldent-LabOrers'
Revolt In Canada.
WalWOrth's TriaI-COaI Market--A Cor
oner's Standby Gone Up-Im-
pOrtant Arrest--Antieipa-
ting a Cholera In
TasiOn.
Type-Setting Machine Inventor Closed
0ut-"It Can't be Did y
Departure Of the POlaris-
a Search Expedition
Miscellaneous.

PROBABLE REMOVAL OF SECRETARY
RICHARDSON.
NEW YORK, June 25.-Long Branch
speeials say the President, on the even
ing before going to Washington, was
visited by several gentlemen who urged
the removal of Mr.. Richardson from
lhe treasury department, and they left
his presence with the belief that his de-
eisi0n was made to do so. -
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Saturday, July 10, 1873,

within legal hours, the lots OF land described
in said decree, tO-wiI: Lots Nos. IS, Is, Il aud
=, OF the A J. Hays subdivision, south Of and
near the city OF Memphis, in shelby county,
Tennessee.
Terms Of Sale-On a credit OF seven months:
notes with good security required, and a lien
retained 10 secure The payment thereof. Equl-
" or redemption expressly barred BY pro-
vision in the decree.
This June 25, 1873.
NJ ID. l. STEWART.
Jeb Clerk and N asfer
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inspecting all premises, and report tlsal
all nuisance, dead-animal, slop and
other contractors are required tc give
special and prompt attention to Ell mat
ters under their charge. The health Of
the city is unusually good, but In view
Of the fact that a disease resent bling
cholera prevails IN some other cities.
The authorities here deem II but prudent
that the sanitary condition Of the city
should be raised to the highest stand
ard
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FRUITLEss BURGLARY.

The safe of John Y. and Abraham
Lott, attorneys in Brooklyn, was robbed
Saturday night of two hundred thousand
dollars, of mortgages ard bonds belong
ing to various clients, but of no value to
any one but the owners. The facts have
been kept secret until to-day. The safe
was opened with a skeleton key. The
burglary proved fruitless of available
nlunfier
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A Paris Telegram yesterday says the
police arrested Ernest LeFeyre, admin
lstrator, and NJ. Raphael, member OF
the OOmmqne,
Joseph Perry, OF New York, who
pleaded guilty to the charge of perjury
Ia the Jumel estate case, was sentenced
70 four years in the state prison and to
pay ane of ten dollars.
The khediVe of Egypt and the sultan
OF Turkey have formed 8 kind OF wal
partnership, by which the former viii
furnish seven hundred and fifty thou.
sand troops TO the latter in pirch.
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ST. LOUIS, June ga man named
T. M. Heinrich went to Quincy some
days ago and commenced business as a
commission merchant. Yesterday 1t
was discovered that he had passed forged
checks on the banks for several thou
sand dollars, and had left the city. His
whereabouts is not known. A
Governor Woodson has appointed w.
B. Eapton judge of the supreme court,
Ia place of Judge Ewing, deceased
An attempt was made on Saturday
last by band of despersdoes to rob the
store Of Mr.. Rcddy at Burlington, about
twenty miles from here. ROddy resist
ed, shot and killed two of the gang,
named Joseph Baeps and Thomas JET
feTson, and clubbed another with his gun
30 badly that he cannot live,
The board Of health, at Q meeting to-
day, adopted stringent measures to pu
the city In a thoroughly good sanitary
condition. The police force have beer
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New YORK, June 24.-Thomas Co
man. Phineas G. Kingsland and two
others, named Roe and Womahan, have
been arrested under the recent ring in
diatrnent. They are ready to give bail.
The Indictment against Thomas Conan
for bribery is SET forth in three counts,
charging him with putting in q forged
warrant for S55,664 So, knowing Il 70 be
false warrant, a. the work had
not been done, and In consideration o!
five per cent. of the amount, he certi1ed
to it. The indictment found against
Thomas w. ROe and Peter MOnahan
charge them with obtaining signatures
to the written instrument By means Of
false pretences, by placing the signature
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1873-1875, 1873-09-24
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. "a, 1873.

Mark Kellogg, who has been running
tho Bismarck TRIBUNE during the alb
s.nce Of Col. Lounsberry, came down
last evening and left for st. Paul this
morning. .--Duluth Tribnne.
The above is one Of several; and the
editor Of the TRIBUNE most enaphaticatty
objects. For such favors as / have been
placed under by Mr.. Kellogg, he has my
hearty thanks until better paid; but |
wish most decidedly to put veto to the
impression which seems to have been
circulated that he has been running the
TRIBUNE during the absence of Col.
Lounsberry." As a member Of tho TRI-
BusE PRINTING Co., and the editor Of the
paper ''during the absence of Col. Louns-
berry," l am alone responsible for its
utterances and ifso happy in my Ia
bors rs to successfully cater to the tastes
and wishes Of t.,e readers Of the TRI-
nUSs, I claim the benefit Of the reward.
When Col. Lounsberry returns, shall
most willingly give back into his hands
the "quill' Of the establishment but
meantime give the devil his due"
A. c. JORDAN,
Ed. Tribune.
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A PNeasant Excursion.

Commodore KountZ and his two
daughters, Col. Rrownson and lady.
Chief Justice Shannon, U. S. Marshal
Burdick, Mr.. 0. c. Green, Superin-
tendent of the Northwestern Telegraph
Company, Of St. Paul, Lieut.. Chance,
and "a representative Of the TRIBUNE,
composed party of excursionists, un-
der the especial patronage Of the first
named gentleman, to Sibley Island on
Monday. Capt. Murray and Clerk
Cooncy, as usual, made the passage a
pleasant one.