, 1874-12-10

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Sen FnANC1sco, Dec. a. 5young ner
started out on Sunday to hunt alonf
the shore of the bay beyond the DR.,
Dock After few hours spent in ram
bling over the hills, one of the party
suddenly found himself in close proxi.
nifty to man apparently leaning against
q small tree. The spokesman hailed
the stranger. whose back was toward
him. Receiving no respo1 Sc he crept
around through the bushes for better
view. They were mortified to discover
that the man was dead and suspended
to tree by rope round his neck.
The deceased rested on the ground, and
the legs were considerably bent at the
lnees. A fine suit of black covered the
remains. which bad the appearance of
being there Ion time. This ended
the sport for the day. The hunters re-
turned to the city by the shortest route.
Information of the discovery was lodged
in the roroner's office this morning, and
wagon dispatched to bring the body to
the Morgne.l 1sf'' A'Nta3ss,
NEW YORK. Dec. 2.-Wm. NJ. Tweed
escaped from custody to day when re-
turning to Blackweil's Island.
MEMPHIS, Dec. 2. On Saturday night
near Marcen. Ark, Isaac Ruffin, color
ed, met Melissa Wo as. colored, in the
woods. outraged her and beat her until
he supposed she was dead. He then
went to her father's house, called out
her younger sister, telling her Melissa
wanted her, outraged her and fled. He
was arrested here yesterday morning,
and taken back and jailed. Last night a
crowd of negroes took him ont of jail
and riddled him with bullets.
WILTON, N. Y, Dec. Entire bust
ness portion of The town burned this
morning. Losses aggregate $97, 900, the
principal icing the Whitney House,
$25, 1000; the remainder divided among
twenty-five establishments. Insurance
$1,000 to $4,000.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2.-The altered 0,
S. registered bonds recovered by the
police at As New ST., in the Office OF the
mythical firm of j. A. Batchelder & Co
have been identified as part of the Sc
curities stolen from the Glenn's Fall
National bank four years ago. The
bonds inclu led two five thousand bonds,
and one for ten thousand, from which
the original numbers and names Of the
holders were erased with chemicals and
others inserted. The recovered bonds
are to be introduced in the evidence to
day,s in the case Of Geo. shit, of Phila-
delphia. the prisoner who the detectives
say is Batchelder & Co.tAA Aft ~
CHICAGO, Dec. Washington special
dispatches represent that Butler is de-
termined to force the Civil Rights bill
to a vote. CONSERVATION prevails in
the ranks of the opponents, because ol
the rumored intended absence of some
of the members during the first two
weeks of session. ~
PLYMOUTH, n. H, Dec. 2.-Trair
leaving Plymouth at Z 35 ran off The
track near Woodville this morning. Tht
engine AMI tender were thrown clear d
the rails. One passenger car wentpvel
the embankment, Fred Brown being
instantly killed and several others ser
iously injured.
CHICAGO, Nov. 2.--S. G. Robinson, 6
member of the firm of G. II. Benedict &
Co., grain and provision dealers. New
York, suicided at the Grand Pacific Ho-
tel by taking strychiuine. No reason
known. Aff35 EkA 4fss-
LONDON, Dec. 2. considerable ex-
element here in consequence Of the
discovery Of eight cases of smallpox on
the steamship Abbotsford, in Victoria
docks. undergoing repairs for damages
sustained in collision with the Indus on
the way from Antwerp to New York.
The cases were removed to a hospital
and the Abbotsford is being disinfected.
The remainder of the passengers had
left the vessel and gone to Liverpool
before it was discovered that there WIS
smallpox on board.
BERLIN, Dec. 2,-Field Marshall Van
Roen is seriously ill.
The recent illusions in the Reichstag
by Copenhausen, Minister of Finance.
to the large sums of money to the credit
of Germany in London. liable to sud-
den withdrawal, has occasioned uneas-
mess. With the object of removing this
feeling, the semi-offieial announcement
was made today that no such removal
is conte mplated.
New YORK, Dec. 2.-Tweed's habeas
corpus case came before Judge Barrett
to-day. The prisoner was not in Court
because of illness. 1t is stated he was
brought over from the penitentiary last
night. After argument writ was dis
missed. The prisoner is remanded and
is left to his remedy on writ Of error.
LONDON. Dec. 2.-Cape Coast Castle
advices of November 7th, received to~
day. Gov Strahau delivered the Queen S
message to the King and native chiefs,
saying that England had saved them
from ruin and hence both it and slavery
was abolished.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.--Annual report
of Register IF Treasury says the total
tonnage of the country shows an appar-
ent increase of 1O4, 626 tons; $685. tons
in registered tonnage and 9S, 991 tons in
enrolled and licensed tonnage.
New York, Dec.2.-The longshore-
mems strike has terminated. Strikers
have accepted offer of Cunard line: So
As cents an hour for overwork; but men
n