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Severe Snow storm in Indiana.

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 20, 1873.
A severe snow storm has prevailed here since
midnight, and at seven O'Clock this evening
it is still showing brskly The snow is fully a foot
deep and railroad trains are very much delayed on
nearly all the roads.
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The storm in Wisconsin-No Trains
Leave Milwaukee.

MILWAUKEE, Jan. %, 1879
terrible snow and wind storm commenced
here about four O'Clock this afternoon, with a
prospect of continuing all ngat
Reports from ST. Paul and Minneapolis indicate
another cold snap but no snow
At Winona O storm is brewing and the weather is
very cold
AT McGregor it is showing heavily and blowing
strongly.
MILWAUKEE, Jan. 23-Evening.
The storm Is still raging here and west to the
Mississippi River, but does not extend into Mime
sofa yet. No trains VIII leave here for the West TO-
DELAYED
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY a. SHEET

northeasterly to southeasterly winds and snow
are now prevailing from Lake Michigan to New
Jersey, New York and southern portions OF New
England; rising barometer, falling temperature.
fresh and brisk westerly to northwesterly winds
and generally clear weather from Texas end
Arkansas to Florida, Georgia and South Carolina. :
Probabilities.
For New England falling barometer, rising tenn
pef:s,:...a brisk to s'oh rortheasterly to south
eastery winds and snow. For tne HUNS
states falling barometer, somewhat n'sn'' ''N
perature, brisk and high northeasterly to south
easterly winds and snow, except rain for the
southern portion che winds shifting to southeast
erly and norfnwesterly over the southern and
western po1tions during the day anu over the east
ern and. northern portions during Friday night,
with, clearing weather and falling tempera-
tdre; Tor the Southern States rising bar
ometer, falling temperature, northerly to
westerly winds and very generally clear weather;
from Missouri and the Ohio Valley to the Upper
Lakes and Lake Erie rising barometer, falling
temperature, nOrtherly to westerly winds, dlmin-
fishing In force, and clearing weather, accompa-
MED by areas OF light snow over the lake region.
CautOnary signals continue at Ba tiDOre, Cape
May, New York, New London, Boston and Port
land,'
The Weather In This city Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes in
the temperature for the past twenty-four hours in
w ha Of at
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SEVERE sNew STORM AT THE WEST.
The Storm at ChicaEO-Travel Sus-
pended-Railroad Trains AbandOncd.

pended-Railroad Trains Aba ndOncd.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Jan. 20, 1873.
The terrible snow storm which commenced here
early this morning continued all day, and until ten
O'Clock tonight with undated violence Snow
has fallen to the depth of probably ten inches on
the level; but furious northeast wind has drifted
it so that it is difficult to tell the exact depth at
this hour. At hall-past ten O'Clock the snow had
about ceased, and the wind is abating in violence
No trains left the city on any OF the railroads to-
night and hundreds of business men living In the
suburban villages are snow bound in the CITY,
The street railroads have run limited number OF
cars all day, with four horses to each.
Reports from the South and Southwest, East and
West show that the storm has been even more Sc
we're in those directions than here The storm seems
North and Northwest. On the Chicago and North
western Railroad the snow is reported not heavy
hey, nd Oshkosh. and though no trains lett here to-
night on that road trains are running between
Oshkosh and Fort Howard. The Milwaukee and
st. Paul Railroad reports that there Is no
snow one hundred miles west OF Milwaukee,
The Burlington and Keokuk Qowa) road reports
that 1t has been showing very heavily all day
and drifting badly The trains on all the roads
have been abandoned. Omaha reports the weather
cold and windy, but clear. There is no snow on
the Illinois Central road. The storm extends from
Chicago to Cairo. The snow is from ten to twelve
inches in depth and is drifting badly. On the Mich
igan Southern road trains are reported moving
but the snow Is deep and is drifting badly. Along
the line of the Michigan Central the storm has ex
tended beyond Jackson, at which point the snow Is
reported foot deep on level.
Throughout Central Illinois the storm has RACED
for the past thirty hours, and all roads are block
AIDED. No mails have arrived at or left Springfield
since the morning on any road, and the snow is
fifteen inches deep.
Jacksonville, H., reports similar condition Of
AFFAIRS. train on the Southeastern road Is snow
bound and completely buried some miles from
Jacksonville.
At Peoria the storm ragged with terrible fury.
Trains .on all the roads are abandoned. Several
trains on the Toledo, Peoria and warsaw road are
snow bound at Fairbury Fortunately the cold has
twenty-one above zero all day. The amount Of
suffering from the storm is not likely to be great.
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THE sUsQUEHANNA FLOOD.

average temperature yUSItTudy II =
Average temperature Tor corresponding date
ast
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Observation-Disclosures }
A Bsoh I,T DIVORCES oBrANEo FROM C9yarst
no fees in advance advice frss fSr vsfy
Counsellor-a,-Law 5j' sroalway
A -HERALD BRANCH OFFICE BROOKLYN.
on Sunday from 70 pr. N.
A BsoLuTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
emt States eEH dessrton
yorce granted; advice Free NJ. HOUSE Attorney $50,
Broadway.
BETHESDA SPRING WATER rs ACKNOWLEDGED
- BY the most eminent scians TO be the only
for Brights Disease Diabetes Drogsy Indlseson Com
go Ssy York ss ass so P
sS;i 5nsh, 81 is Ban Pool, IA SsA SAFER st; il;
so7 and ,o9 Centre street. New YORK.
NORTH RIVER SAVINGS BANK,
~ corner of Eighth avenue aud West Thiry.fourth St
cent pd interest paid. ,oapv Alec On Mon.
DAY. Wednesday and sa1ra fxspnEf Ppm to
JANIS o. BENNETT, Secretary.
ScHENoks,fsH MSsRRH'sSNMkh S nARE PILLS
s s$#HsSKs E z4sBSAkE FILLS FILLS
If your bowels costiv, ~
scHEvcK,s MANDRAKE PILLS. "f THEA"
If you have worms,
scHEYCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS
II your breath is bad, ,
sritEsCE's MANDRAKE PILLS
II yo. &, sr drowsy,
scuENcK's MANDRAKE PILLS
If you are low spirited,
scnENcK's MANDRAKE PILLS. '''h"'
II you have a sick headache,
scHENCK,s MANDRAKE PILLS
take You or hsH Rsn ds esy on home
tte for breakfast and not feel any effects the
Blue Mass and ether preparations of Mercury actual.
y produce more suffering and dean than the diseases
era 50 denounced by the aopathic doctors, is pre-
cribed by them almost universally in Liver Complaints
Consumption of 'N Sh lsnfs x; PILLS
composed entirely OF roots and herbs o6taiEed from
will appear as soon the medicne l. brought 70 the
test OF fair experiment. sCMhNCks MANDRAKE
sroper 10 S Ss them II With scHENGKs
and the worst cases Of lndi &c ston may be cured
organ Of he body i IS ASSIGNED The important
s19 ne Pss ss Sda thar %h me u \
or inactive the whole body suffers sympath Ideally il it,
Ss%y Of the liver hou wonae
changes in the general health and effect cures which
ccninuancc evcre pains IN the side breist /" sonE
ders aching q the limbs feeling Of general weakness
symptoms indicative Of imperfect or d ord red action
US MhSpsfeSdH removed by the use Of
Costivcness piles bitter cruSta,ions and that
indcscrlbabc feeling of oppr Sion men al anxiety, Ian
man for the management Of business and The enjoyment
o. ne are Az relieved by the Use Of SCHENCKS NAN
Prepared by J. II. sCHENCK a SON, northeast corner
Si Edn and and Arch 4, street.. Philadelphia.
JOHN +. HENRY, Nos. and College place,
New York. Wholesale Agents
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NEW S,
Almanac for New York-This Day.
OCEAN STEAMERS


DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF JANUARY AND FEBRUARY.
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ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITESToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamship City Of Daa, Jones Galveston Pan IS via
Steamship Old Dominion, Walker Richmond City
Point Norfolk with mdse and passengers to the Old
Dominion steamship Co
to pec a. took Inc
passage and had variable weaher was days north of
Brig Glance (ot Brixham,, Williams, Rio JaneitQ IS
Crossed the Equator Jan l. in lon a. Had strong west
ery winds since losing the trades was days north
., Brg T9T ,i Zone OF Bsrmuds Willy Dry Hareo Js
to MURRAY on Care Hntono toSs h Sssss
n os ab Lasted e the 18Th in which
schr Higgins Cof Proyincctown>, Pane, Jacmel II
days, with osw cd and coffee Hecker Co; vessel to
b wenlerg Had strong winds TO Hatteras; thence
sehr Ocean Traveller tof Beverly, Mass, Adams, Car
tom lad heavy wes e wnas p to
since moderate weather; been "a days north of Hat
schr David Ames, Ames, New Orleans IA days, with
schr Mary Doane Nickerson Cedar Keys Fla, l6 days.
with pe MSdc eed M, to 0yerqn Hawkins
Boston days, with yellow pine to master. Put in for
sehr Joseph 4 Franklin, Randolph, Virginia
sehr !. sSeeard Wilbur thur Ba iith%G,
schr Fannie, Bunncll, Delaware.
Schr A Reynolds Palmer, Delaware.
Passed Through He'll Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship Acushnct, Rector, New Bedford for New
York. with mdse and passengers TO Ferguson Wood
Schr Rachel Nannaman, Nannamah New Haven for
New York.
schr Cetaccan, Macy, New Haven for Virginia.
Schr Brandywne. Adams, Providence for New York.
schr William Young, Young, Fort Jefferson for New
York.
schr Warren Gates Smith, Provdence for New York.
Schr Elm City, Kelly, ucnnis tor New York
Schr Alpha, Boston Tor New York
schr Annie j RUSSELL RUSSELL Portland for New York.
Schr Success, Richards Port BE for New York.
Schr q Ackcn, Hood, stamford tor New YORK.
Schr Dart. Williams. Stamford for New YORK.
Schr Mariner Rich. Greenwich York viii
stone TO order.
steamer rhetis. Gale, Providence for New YORK. with
mdsc and passengers
BOUND EAST.
Schr Julia Elizabeth, Gray, New York for Greennort
Schr Pilots Bride, Brewster, New York for Boston.
Schr Townsend Jackson, Abrahams, New York for
Whltcstonc with lumber TO ID Lock n 90.
Schr Maria Barbour, New York for Westerly.
HERALD TELEGRAPH STATION
WHlTEsToNE, Ii. Jan 49, PM
Snow commenced falling here at PM, with a NE
breeze All steamers Soundward bound put in for
harbor,
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Violent Snow Storm In Ohio.

T. TOLEDO, Jan. 20, 1873
The most violent snow storm OF the season set in
from the northeast early this morning and at dark
con tinued undated. The snow drifts badly.
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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
comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts
Pharmacy, HERALD Building
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SNOW STORM in PoughkeepsIe.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, Jan. %, 1878.
violent snow storm set in hepe this evening
and still continues, with prospects of a deep
snow.
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~ of different States legal everywhere; no publicity
fees in advance advice free; com missioner tor svsy
State. FREDERICK T. KING =
Counsellor at Law, JjB 8rOa lway-
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DANJU.-HENRY G. AND CHARLES +. DOBsON,
ID the king Banjosts of the world, will entertain their
friends and admirers Of the banjo at their Green Room,
every evening, lAl Fourth avenues
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ANIUSENIENTs.

DOOTH'S THEATRE BOUCICAULT.
ID Mr.. Edwin Booth. Proprietor and Manager
SECOND WEEK
Mr.. DION BOUCICAULT,
his artistic rendition Of
MICHAEL ODOWD,
in his Irish Comedy Drama,
DADDY ODOWD;
or, Turn About Ia FAIR Play, .
elegantly produced in every detail =, ~,
SOL SMITH, Miss BELLA PATEMAN M Mss MONA MAE RI
AND OTHERS in the fine and capable cast.
DADDY O'D0wD Matinee on Saturday at2
Seats secured TWELVE DAYS in advance at the
Theatre Ditson Co.'s Music Store, I'll Broadway.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

eth AVENUE THEATRE. (BEHINS AT 81
y Mr.. ACGUSrIN DAILY. Sole Lessee and Manager
~ MATINEE THIS SATURDAY, AT IL O'CLOCK.
EVENING AT O'CLOCK.
LAST TINES
of the brilliant London Comedy,
I Characters by Miss Fanny Davenport, Miss
NEW Clara Morris. Mrs G. H. Gilbert Miss Nelly
YEARS Mortimer Mr. George Clarke, Mr.. w. Davidge,
EVE Mr.. G. II. Rockwell, Mr.. b. T. Ringgolt, Mr. D.
Whiting, Mr.. Owen Fawcet, Mr. i. NJ Chap'
man.
- In preparation for magnificent reproduction the
famous drama OF socety, DIVORCE.
Also q Comedy OF singular emotional power, by
the author of Leah, the Forsaken."
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CRAND OPERA HOUSE.
VI Twenty-third street, corner OF Eighth avenue.
Sole Lessee and Manager Mr.. AUGUSTIN DAILY

THE MAGNIFICENT REALTSMS
IN SCENERY AND COSTUME
include
HUDSON RIVER STEAMER SAILING INTO TIE
AUDITORIUM.
Fashionable German on Fifth avenue-A PrOmen-
ode on the Beach Long BranchA T0rchlight Process
sion in Fifth avenue ParlOr.
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DR s. NJ LANDS SECOND LECTURE,
IL Tomorrow SUNDAY, 8 Z. NJ,
At Athcnnunn, 5s5 Broadwa
subect-"Is GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN INSANE Or
NOTYr
Friends foes 60 and hear what eminent physiol
cgst and ply stefan, OF twenty-five years Of extensive
practice has say. Admission 25c Reserved Seats
Doc: Boxes
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NEW YORK MUSEUM or ANATOMY CHS BROAD
IN wav, between Houston and Blocker strect-Evcry
should visit this wonderful Museum 1t is full OF
everything people should see and understand. Lectures
daily 'Thc Philosophy of Marriage" Those parties
unable to attend these important lectures have them
forwarded, post free receipt OF Is cents BY addressing
Broadway. New York.
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NEW YORK'S GREATEST READER,
IN Mr.. GEORGE YANDENHOFF,
ASSOCIATION HALL,
SATURDAY, MARCH 90 O'CLOCK.
capital programmc-Shakspearan, Pickwickianv
Miscellaneous.
Matinee deserved Seats 90 cents now ready at Haps
75i Broadway and Gureys Twenty third street, corner
Fourth avenue
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ITO LET FURNISHED-IN WEST TwENTYEIGHTH
L street, near Sixth avenue, q neat, medium sized
House in excellent loo ton; rent 500 per month Apply
Of 70 East Feth street This is bargain for private
fam ilx
, 1873-05-24

Sepcfat Dispatch to 7he Chicago Tribune.
NEW YoRK, May 23.-On Monday laat, Mr..
Frank Reynolds ind Mrs. Sidney Brown, Of
doldon's Bridge, Wostchester County, elopod to
Chatham, whero they were arrested by tho
bherlff and held until Alr. Browns arrival. The
lnfuriatod husband, On catching sight Of Roy
noldA, pitched into him, and lively rough aud
tumble fight cnsucd, until they wore separated.
All lands stopped over night at q
hotel III Chatham, and tho noxt morn
ing Roynolds was missing Brown and his
wife aud the S1lorinf took the train for
Golden's Bridge. At Ghont, tho next station be-
low, Reynolds boarded it aud onterod o different
car. Flo had walked tho intervening space. BY
bribing b newsboy he contriyod to send note to
Mrs. Brown, aplrisng her Of OF his presence,
and several passed between thom before Mr.
Brown discovered what was going on. When
ho did he went into tho car whore Reynolds WIS
sitting and began punlmeling him, but
thosconductor separated Them before much dam
ago WAS dono. The Sheriff tlon took
Reynolds into custody, but ho managed to cs-
cape again. Before the train reached Goldon's
Bridge thorough search was mnle, but ho was
not found. Ho was lying concealed on the front
platform or tho baggage cur, and was taken to
Now York. suppoHing that ho took to tho woods,
the shcrir has since been securing thom in ali
directions. Mrs. Brown told her huBband that
he was q fool to follow her; TINT Bho lovod
Reynolds and ho loved her, aud eho
would run away again tho first chance she got.
To-day, Huro enough. sho again disappeared.
Hartford, Conn.,, ind that Reynolds was in that
city. Parties have gone In pursuit. Reynolds
haa wife and two chlldren, and another is OK
pectcu,
, 1873-05-24
LOUISIANA.

A AEort1lconing procinn,ntton-~AC Chnl-
longc.-Tf,o Election Suits.
Special Dispatch to Tho Chicago tribune.
New OnLEANB May 23.-Qov. Kellogg will is
aue proclamation on Monday announcing TINT
tho interest Oh tho Slate warrants will DO paid
Immediately.
Tho Supreme Court is now reading decisions
on casos ponlug as to tho elections Of oillcors
in parishes, which will practically Ect at rcst tho
right Of T.. Ke1logg's people to-, Office. It
ported by tho Court: ". Il. Hunt, Attorney
Tor Kellogg. magnificent specimen OF q fire.
eater, this morning sont n oilRllongo to the edi-
tor OF the Herald for publishing . dofamatory
article. The editor wroto q lottor back rromiB-
Ing to retract. Kellogg drove tho down to tho
Supreme Court, and It was then that thoso facts
bocamc known, Hunt In my prosence roading tho
Governor the letter.
Tho bummera who mndo thoir headquarters III
tho latlioa-car, made raid on tho noffo1l-
sive Congressman and newspaper mon who
arc not bummors, yestor1ny, and told
them thoy wero expected to pay $3
each to making Dwyor the wiro-pulling attorney,
o present Of plato. They secured $907, and
Duycr got tho plate. It iB only fur to add that
D"yer iB d Bplondld 1nanagor, successfully
eluding every effort to drag lin into corversa-
ton aB to tho object Of tho excursion aud tho
munthcenco Of tho railroad. Fortunately the
information WaB to be had elsewhere, aud all OF
lls paid tho SO without much murmnring, looking
upon 1t 1n tho light Of a NECESSARY oYil in tAcRe
days Of gonteol blackulailing.
, 1873-05-24

Special Dtspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
New YoRK, May GA match was mado to-
day between owners Of Gazelle and Judge Fuller
ton to tros on Prospect Park Course On tho 9Oth
inst. for 32,500.
fancy dog fight WAS contested this after-
noon at Controyillo Course, Long Island, be-
tween the white dog Jirn." son Of tho famous
" Brandy" and brindle dog from Waterbury,
Conn, for 1900 side. 1t was strictly pri-
yate affair, tickots being placed at $5 each,
and tho attendance was confined to
bankers, brokers, and gentlemen OF
woalth and leisure. Sheffield George, Of Bos-
ton, handled tho brindle. aud Suyols did the
same for "Jim." Both dogs weighed 33 pounds.
Tho betting before the fight waa in favor of
!" "Iim." After half mn hour it became oven, mud
when another huff hour passed tho brindlo be-
came tho favorite, with every chance OF winning.
Just then tho police rushed into the pit, scatter
ing the spectators In all directions. Tho two
handlers and one Of tho hackers were captured
and marched to Jamaica. with pistols pointed to
their heads. They woro locked up to answor.
DosToN, May 23.-Base bull: Bostons, g.;
Baltimorcs 2.
ST. Louis, May 23.-Articloa Of agreement
wero signed tonight for a prize fight between
Tom Allen and Mike hEcCoolo, and the first do
po8lt Of 3100 aide was put up. The fight ia to
take place on tho Esd Of September, within 200
miles Of st. Louis. Tho stakes are $4,000.
, 1873-05-24

Funeral 0bsc4tlfoN ut indianapolis.
lNDlANApoLls, Ind May 23-The funeral olso-
4uies OF Gen canby took place from the First
baptist Church, this afternoon. Tho church
blems OF mourning, lilo services woro con-
Quoted by tho Roy. DR.. Day, Of the baptist Church
tho Methodist, Kum1er Of tho Presbyterian. and
Bradley Of the Episcopal Church.
Alter tho ceremonies at tie church. tho re-
mains were taken to Grown Hill Cemetery, fol-
loved " very large ,procousion, including city
police, Emmot aud College Guards, preceded by
clergy. 7
T6a pall-bearers woro Maj. Con. Irwin Me-
Dowell, Mai. Con. p. st. George Cooke
l,ieat.-dov. I.oonitas Sexton, Judge Waltor
Judge @. II. Dupkirk, Con. Low Wilp1, Wallace Joln,
g. Wright, Esq, den.. John B. sinlonaon.
land.
Tho hearse.mourners wero the family and
6taH Of tho deceased the Geuoral Of tho Army
and Lieutenant General of tho Army the Gov
sentatiyes s IN Congress- from Indiana aud other
states; the judiciary Of the United Staten aud
tho state OF Indiana the clergy; the Faculty of
Wabash College; all tho ofllcorB aud soldiers OF
the NAT OF 1919, tho Mexican war, and the lato
VAR tho Mayor md corporate authorities of tile
wy OF Indianapolis and adjacent cities officers
u tse army, navy, and lnarlno corps Of tho
United States; officers aud members OF tho
Board OF Trade.
Among tho distinguished military mon pros-
ent Wero Gena. Sherman, Sheridan, Ekin, pel-
amy, Calender, !Oarrington, laird, ind otlers.
ln the procession Immediately following tho
4earse was tho horse uHod by Con. Canby lii tho
dloH.
, 1873-05-24

cudng reported arrivals. 0,2o0 or 647 cars against
61 cars tho easno ti1no last weak. Tho
market VIVA slow at ycHtorday's prices Will.
but lislc stock offering. salcs woro confined 10
country dealera, and not criterion for quotablo
tnarket Sales: g5 Illinois steerb, D85@ 400 lis, at
$55@025; IT Michigan sockcrs. Az 10G6 ibs at 5o
10 Cherokee atockcrs, Liz lbs, at 50. 90.
.i:i snEEr r. ANp LAMns-1seceps t-day, 1900; to!ai
same time laa woek Tho market cloacd arm at pro
{6.50@0,0O, ~
Housekeeping today, including reported arriva1s,
410O: total for tlIo week thus fir, 23a00, against
@5.20.
, 1873-05-24

New YoRK, May 29.-Prof. WaHsorman died
nuo, Brooklyn, from tho shock to Ais nervous
eystem caused by an attack Of thieyes soon after
the Panormo assassination, when he was ohokod
and had his pockets riod.
ST. LOUIS, May 23.-Tlo Rev. Father Desmet,
who WAS for ovor thirty years Jesuit mission
ary among tho Indians, died this morning at st,
Louis University. Ho was native Of Beglum,
born in 1901, and ca,no to St. Louis In 1898. Ho
was known everywhere for hihintin:ato acquaint-
ance aud successful efforts among tho Inllans.
, 1873-05-24
MINNESOTA,

Afrnignlnont OF tho cx-Stn1o Trcas.
laror for En1bcx1lelnont, naad Expul-
sion of tho Present 0no tor Com.
plicfty Thcrcin.
Sreetal Dkspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
sr. PAUL, Mimi, May 23.-Emil Munich was
yesterday arraigned in tho District Court on two
indictments, for ombozzloment OF State moneys.
and allowed six days to plead.
William, SOCCER today pleaded guilty to articles
o1pulsion from oNlco. Tho aalo Of tho Munch-
seogor property yesterday, toward roimbursing
their bondsmen, amounted to S55, 900.
, 1873-05-24
Now York Dry Goods MarFkc cf .

NEW YonK, May 29.--There was a sluggish trade
movement today with tho agents and jobbers but te
vaso1s M job lota q prints, No., IN market waro
vel distributed: Cotton goods unchanged In hrht
ehcotnga and slirngn show an tncrcasod irrcguarty
Volored eottons were fairy actiyo and firm. Oriental
pI,nts pn, have been reduced to 9c BY the aanso nr
sreae fabrics are -1Met. Woolens remain inactive
torEn goods aro dull In private hands, but brisk ii
, 1873-05-24

CHARLESTON 8. G., May 23.-Leyi sanls was
hanged at Marion Court House today for tho
murder of Noah Sutton, Fob. 10. Both mon
Were white boatmen on tho peedeo River, aud
sau]a was unaor the Influence Of liquor when he
committed tho crime. Il largo crowd, prjnci-
palIy oolored porsonB, assembled to Witness tho
execution. sa,lls mot his fato with remarkable
calnlness and gayo brief warning to tho aB-
eo1nblage around the galowa of tho OWLS Of in-
teMIpHrauco.
, 1873-05-24

{s o{ussbonrne. ~, wl,ilo engaged in cleaning houso,
from bod, and in doing 80 tic
trigger caught in tho bod-cothos and was
forced back Tar enough to ca,,ao nm explosion OF
tlo cap. The contents Of tho barrel ontored hor
loft broaBt md Bl,o sank to tho floor. Tho re-
Joining npartment, and on ontcrlnR tlo room lo
found his wifo lying in pool Of blood iii q diving
condition. Medical assistance was promptly sum.
nlonecs tbut tho victim livod only few mo-
incntB.