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JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT.
A Smoked Ham Burglary.


John Frank was arraigned on a charge OF bur
glariousy entering the premises OF Charles O.
West, No. 654 Washington street. Otrcer Charles
A. Mcdonald, OF the Twenty-eighth precinct ar.
rested Frank IN GARRISON street, yesterday morn
ing, with thirteen smoked hams in his possession.
The windows OF Mr.. Vests establishment opening
on an alley way were found to have been broken
open and the hams were taken therelrom. Frank
was held In 81, 600 BAH TO answer at General Ses-
si0ns.
Dearly Bought Diamonds.
Samuel Untermeyer was accused by Warren L.
SilcocK. OF No. IA Maiden lane of obtaining ST. IA
worth Of diamond jewelry from him, 10y trick and
device" 1t is alleged that on the 9th OF
December, 1873, Untermeyer came TO Sill
cocks store, in Maiden lane and said
that ne wanted some samples OF diamond
ring and studs to show to a customer.
representing himself at the time as being In tine
employ OF the firm OF Keller h Untermeycr, with
whom Mr.. Silcock did large business. samuel
selected nve diamond rings valued at 1928 ana Que
diamond stud valued at $500. Mr. Sillcock never
had the pleasure OF again seeing his DIAMONDS OF
samuel till Friday last, when he was arrestea ~
Detectives Tly and Heidelberg Judge MorgA1
held Samuel In 81, 900 bail to answer.
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A GENTLEMAN OF CONSIDERABLE BUSINESS
resdina in iIsmhnrg parm"nv onn hereI would ike
to represent some American exporters and inanuac-
turcrs hrst class parties only, Please address ID H.,
hox l8h Post odice.
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able. showing continued ease in the money
market and an increase IN the reserve. The latter
is now SIS 572 IT'S excess OF rs per cent OF their
total liabilities, an increase OF $i.2S5, 400. The
most noteworthy changes in the averages are
reduction OF si6 100 in loans and an increase OF
1902, 300 in legal tenders The specie average
has been but slightly Affected by shipments.
The following is a comparison OF the averages OF
the past two weeks:- "a
Mdv 9. May L. DIFFERENCES.
Loans $685. 503 800 $284, 587 500 Dec 81, GIG 100
Specie $3.50. 27.ao5,50o 25,3ol 600 Dec... $500
Legal tenders So 900 57,l00, 800 Inc. 1902 800
DepOsts 1885, 1886, 700 236,395, 900 Inc... 1853. 800
CirculatiOn.... 26922,200 26,vZ3,SO lnc.. l.1oo
The following shows the relation between the
total reserve and the total IiaoiLties:-
A1y9. May 10. Differences.
Specie So. 305, 500 $27, 30l, 600 Dec. 900
Legal tenders 65,79S,OOO o9l0O,3OO Inc l,oUI.aoo
Total reserve $83 500 1884, 300 Inc. ST. 9S, 400
Circulation. 70, g22 200 26,923, 900 Inc. 700
Deposits 1886, 236 100 236305 900 Inc 15S,300
Tot $685. 1861 900 $685. 900 Inc. $16O
% p. C. reserve 65, 1884, 25 %, S29725 =
Excess Over25
D. reserve 173l3,775 1852, It's Inc. 285, 400
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ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT.
Farrell Fooled.
pefora Judge Kasmtre.

william L A. Hart, OF No. 9s Prince street. lev
his horse and wagon standing in front OF No. lse
Bowery on Friday night last When he came ous
tney were missing. Onicer Kearney, OF the Thir-
teenth precinct arrested James Farreli. Mr.. Hare
having recognized as his property the horse and
wagon found In Farres possession, no was yoataN
oar he'd In $1,000 bau to answer.
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IL W. HAMILTON 4 CO., STOCK AND PRIV
lcge Brokers' 4S Broad street. New York. having con-
acted with responsible parties can for the present
week, negotiate 80 day Stock Privileges following
distance the market price OF the stock putt or
''call 100 shares. including commission will cost
"SlO6 Is, and for Double Privilege the cost will be
$2l2 So Privilege Certificates for less than 100 shares
will be issued at the same rates.
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copy OF the last the Wall Street Reporter
containing full report OF the operations of the
and explaining large profits in stock specu
lations with but small risk loss will be mailed free
by the publishers,
H. W. HxMILfoN 4 CO. 4s Broad street New York
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CINCINNATI CITY LOAN
" The AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK
No. us BROADWAY. NRw YORK. April 20 1874 I
This bank will receive sealed proposals for One Million
Dollars 7-0 Bonus OF the city OF Cincinnati redeemable
In 1872, principal nnd interest payable this bank in
BIDS Mt not under par and accrued interest will be
opened on the goth May prox., at II O'Clock NJ
r. WILSON Cashier.
CINCINNATI, April lS, 1874.
that purpose, offer for sale One Million Dollars of the
Coupon Bonds OF the city bea ring 7O
cent interest, payable semi annua lily at the american
Exchange National Bank. in New York. These bonds
by this city Tor tho railroad Connecting
1t with the States i'm medately South which hther
to II has been IN measure Isolated but which, when
completed, will add largely to its wealth popua-
ton. III
validity of the law under which Cincinn att issues
these bonds has been confirmed decisions OF
Supreme Court OF ohio, The Court OF last resort
The city had at the last population of PIG 600
ing and by its natural growth Its population and
that 1 towns Immediately adjacent less than
5000 Its taxable property is 0O0 The proper
o directly owned ned BY y is worth from Sis ool 70
ssannuai expenses about S. including
its debt.
with these facts in view the bonds proposed viii form
q very first class Investment.
BY the Legislature ofOho and by similar acts
of Kentucky and Tennessee, through which the road
passes the holders OF these bonds secured special
lien upon the entire road that they combine the
curity both of mortg and OF u city debt
application at the American Exchange National Bank
through which the bonds offered Tor sale.
MILES GREENWOOD. |
WILLIAM HOOPER
4. M. BISHOP Trustees
f. A. FERGUSON,
PHILIP HEIDELBACH,)
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CLOSING PRICEs-s O'CLOCK P, M,
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
FINANCIAL.

ANTWERP May l6Evening Petroleum, 3O1s francs for
fine pale American.
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A PARTNER WANTED-WIrH 800. IN A CASH
IA manufacturing business; articles staple; demand
unirnied; ready risk profits 200 per Ad
| dress BROADWAY, box LIS Herald Office.
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DROOKLYN CITY SEvRNs
ID For sale by
DANIEL A. MORAN
40 Wall street.

(yoMsaMERCllAL Nv WAREHOUSE co-cAsH CAPITAL
change place; warehouses; Atlantic DOCK Brooklyn
Cash advances made first class securities on demand
and time Cash advances made all kinds OF incr
chandise stored In our own warehouses consigned
PAUL J. ARMOUR, President
JOSE r. NAVARRO, Vice President
JOHN BAIRD, Second Vice President
FELIClANO LArASA, Third Vice President
Paul J. Armour VIM. D. Bowerman O. II DeIamater
Jose T. Navarro. keliciano I.atasa Juan j. iowa
John Baird Thomas Murphy Henry r. vda
WILLIAM TOBIN. superinendent oS Wa .hnns.s
JAMES CLYNE, Secretary. -
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A SPECIAL PARTNER wANTED-wITH 5000 OR
"a Siono capital in a large and widely known
sopse pay,nS 5000 year royalty and is making from
the patenee can control the whole trade net profit OF
over per cent no risk Agents need not Apply Az a..
Herald Office.
, 1874-12-22
THE FREIGHT RAILROAD,

bUBsTANCE OF THE HILL REroRTED FROM THE
COMMITTEE ON RAILROADS AND CANALS.
Bashington {Dee. 1s> Dispatch to the y. j. Times.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Doc. 18-Tho bill roport-
ed to-dny by Hurbnt, from tho Committee OIL
Railroads aud Qauaa, is substitute for tile bill
introduced by him last winter to chartor doubo-
track freight railway from tile-wator on tho At
lantic coast 10 tho Missouri River. It proposes
to Incorporate nnl coufor 4 national ohartor
upou tho Continental Hallway Company.
corporation o1tating under tho lava OF
Now JefHoy,t penlsylYania, OHIO, 1ndlana1'
ilation unuor tho laws Of tho aforementioned
States OF previously existing corporations. Tho
object OF this corporation is declared to bo to
construct aud operate railroad for freight only,
with two or moro tracks from any convenient
point on tho Hudson River or Now York 1}Ay.
within 90 miles Of Now York City, to Council
Bluffs, H., or elsewhere on tho cast bank OF tho
Missouri ltiyor, in tho State Of Iowa. Tho
tracks must bo laiti with steel Oh solid Beol-
lines must bs commenced at botllcnds within QUO
yoar, and nBtlol within four yenrs from tho cu-
nctulont Of this bill The Company III also all
thorzod to construct branches tloaecti,g from
the nlnin lire n. convenient points, to ruin to
Chicago and TT. Louis and euch other branches
not exceeding two OIL each side Of tlo nlaiu line
iu my one Stnto, as nlny bo desired. Tho Com
rany may also tonAo or purchase othor lines Of
IllAnl RAultce VI llQ GoaECnl VI lh0 1lReEb
whcron looatct. II fn.,Bt transport NIL cars. aud
nny freight oi1orot oil ognaI tcrno for a!l per-
eons or corporations, ut ratos which aro 1aiuutoly
prescribed. Bulk frcight-such as grain, coul,
tls,!bor, &c.-roceiyoA III cara without l,audllnE
by tho Company, mist DO transported at tho fol!
lowing rates Tiro mills per ton rer milo for
all distances exceeding 100 miles; lnlla for dis
tantDs between 400 and 750 miles; 7 mills fnr
dietanros between 400 aud 400 miles: ~ nlillsl
fur distances hotwoon 150 and 8u3 miles and 9
mills per ton por mile for lesa aiH-
tanees. provided that in tho winter months.
from Nov. to May !, those rates may le'
increased mil! per ton per mile. A Commission
Of five members, Of whom three shall bo up
poilltcd BY tho President and confirmed by tho
Se,,ato, aud two by tho Company, aro to havo
power to elassfy Height and ilx tho maximum
rates for such clnsscB aY nre not specifically de-
Ecribod or nalncd in this bill, and who aro also
required to proportionatoly reace all rates whom
Dyer tho not earnings OF tho toau exceed : per
cent per annutn OH its actual cost. Tho bill pro-
poaos III return for theso considerations That tho
United 6tatos Government shall guarantee 5 por
ccut interest OIL thrty-ycar construction bonds
Of tho Cpmpnny to tho extent Of SIX, 600 per milo
nj equivalent single track, or about $G0, ,000,0g0
iu all.
, 1874-12-22

PROCEEDINGS or THE RETURNING HoAnD.
New ORLEANS, Dec. 2t.-Tllo Returning Board
has elected TwitclolI over Elam in tho Twenty
second Senatorial District. Tho votes cast III
tho diatsiot ou tho ed Of November olootod Eiam
by 1,3s5 majority. Tho Iloturning Board threw
ont tho following, on account OF general lntim-
1lation. which gayo E!am tho ma loritios stated:
Do Soto pariaA, 1,040 Poll No. 8; Rod 1siyor
Parish, 70, Toll No. 2; Natcl1itochos Parish,
19l. Total minority for Elan thrown out,
1885, eloctlng Twitcle!l by " majority, Mr..
Cunningham, Diatriot-Attornoy Of NatctlitoolicH,
IL III tue city, and ayerA that tito a1!dayits, OH
the strength Of wllcl. tho Ioartl excluded tho
two polls from tint parish,
A1E FuHtiElIIEa;
that thoro aro M allch poople al teHa atlantis
living III tho palsll. 1t willle remembered tllpt
tho Testimony filed by tho Conservatives Ia tho
caso OF Natclitoches waE abstractod from tho
1'oarl-roous-. literally Hlolon-aud forged atlt-
davlta F!nced among tho paperH hoforo tho
Hoard. On tho meating OF the Hoard tlliH
morning Mr. Xacharie called attention to tloAo
fRcts. llo alleged t.at Ills papers woro abstracts
cd mud tho evidence bHilt oil tho forged ai1idAyitH
WAS iuterpolntol by tho Republicans, aud on
those tue Hoard throw out pollH Nus. + and o.
Mr. XRcllarlo SAIL that Mr.. Cunningham, nn.l
| other gentlemen fronl Naohtool,es, wore horo
uuw, and aHkaa tllht
TIIEtn TESTIMONY I'LL TAHEN
with regard -to forged aaldayits. Goy. Wolls
, 1874-12-22

so Sy lay appss1's 10 eiseas M d' soie
tic tui enjoyment ay Of tl,c secon'no'.ors, a'
ysntagcs, Or privileges IN said Kocton enumerated, Or
o1enso 3orfoii an ay tho s, Of $500 10 shs roraol
aEKrlevsa tl9rel,y to ha roeoyere hy an nctaon 2!
uron consciion trreof shali 10 nne!l not lrss tha
$500 moro ha co., or shal! 10 imrrlaonca not
:iore.aid o. q nsoseed anor lhelr Haiti Il common,
ose M 01 sas sf 10 a Sarrs i But rovs s
s n sh esna a Rfefsis e e ss sr p1
yicd fnrther Tint Judgment for pcllay In favor of
tho r'E!y HsgeFe or jTaKens nron, an rs.tst 1nie
ti,t tisely. ''.' ~ w ~'sN p
sEo :? Tint tl,e District md Circuit Courts Of the
s1s saes 81 Ill epes and oonses
a9anss and violations Of tho rrovlsos Ut this act, ud
ao for 5 gx9 o s sre cfe
Courts Of ,ho United Btatos, wl,creser thu defendant
may 10 fonna without ,sgas to ta9 q,tes asty an
Of the United States. and Tho uomn,iseoners appont,
Cd by the Circuit and Territorial coMrsa Of tho United
S sans o IT, u sGo
Btntes, aro hereby spcciuliy auhorzod aud required
to mstitto ho rroceedngs sinst every perann Who
to bc arrested atl lmrrlsoned, baictl, the
ay be ria before such Court Of tho ni.ed atocs
orotso o.copt il rospost Of tic riR of aetion &c.
cruug to to lorson aEgrlovod mud sel District At.
sna cane seh TO 10 S
lug contained In hs noctIon sal 10 conslrcto to deny
Or dcfeat any civil tight accr,sina to any reFso,,
DisrietAiornoy who snl willfully fail 10 .titnto
and prosecute tho proceedings leseill required nha
iof to srsos agsroYe oreby % IL an
action Of leb w full coHs and .al on eonyssien ~
, 1874-12-22


Special D's"asea to 1Ae e"'ea'o 1f'oahe'
WASHINGTON, j. O., Dec. 2l.-hyman Ire"
main, in d personal explanation concerning IN
nttock ,1non him in tin Now York SIM. exn1aiuod
to r,,rror. ~ n,u iii, ,,ro, hot 1ro coi, t1,,t
1ne p,ipots y, A's nii u4on Aoe.. 14a nu'a sna,
Tue b!l' is IN tue INTEREST o. 1fee p1eas, anu
that it provides that no Indictment shall bo had
on account of any libel tpon a1y porson III auy
nowsna1er circulating in the District Of Coluni
lin un]csa Tia urra6n lil,eled nlBo residos in
lin District
rnr4srny nrp.nr,rrsr rrron,f
One Of tbo EYyt acts in the direction OF tho
general REORGANIZATION Of lin officoa within tI1o
ffmr.Siicton g. t,c T'roaurv pcnnrtnnns ~ ti,o M
ssonowai ~ t,,o snr,,;sar ~ Sfo!ch.ns;aa ~ tEo
nn.;,"nro TS.a,pplI lIia,.aa ~ III o1,rn'.,tno1't
~ a, - ,,ttcs , a.u aa,,a suo ~ ~
nrso,o ~ ,o iout c1n.. ~ .opa ,, ,,o,,1o III
~ u ill., IT, pSs1 @ vusn ~ an , su;
becoo ~orv ,,nronr H. mi c5'oreos 1 ~ u Iarinma
rnso in naTcmlar I II vaa nroyen m nHamnat;nu
bv acn oun y tnt ""1 liz unrnser y hnd re
sas,.o3 ~ aGs IT,; ta. NV ~ aInsi idaa au uIe ei
.ra m H. i' ~ as,t,aa m w. s,.o .s w"r
sM,,saod ~ ora ,nn,, y, ~ rt,or;tni'lo
;"a,t"1;o,, ~ "A'o u'o" uon"oo " 'n"14s"o''
,r,o ro,, ~ MMai.lnnt Ma,1n. ~ ,t' A.
n, ~ I,tu",ai IL ut , snG y a
tn.,nv j., ,x;c1' tn rsu ,.ata ,,ans o ~
ra'a,t ~ miila.! ~ ntabd1a Hoin uaat. ~
hhas hl9noat iho cuel @ ouss'ce, wig ~ an aS.ot
, .tv "Grpo1 ~ IT, " .i1o 3oatu, ma6 Aaao ~ attuu
,,r;a,o a. mn mn w, ",1' .a IsA ~ aPpt
Enldlors iowos anr;,,o ~ III n,.u1 Hao "a ~ ~
stntaI fhst ,,aa s n"s ~" g''as Ma yea1; ~ n
n'aiors "s aa ~ Ish li'en w. iSu MN u1sap!ou
o,.oI lila mi,,nr s."I -, a'o.u Ippttea"oth "le IT,
rosmlta Of i,,n 'sw naasod ,nat tnr -. ~ ~
nIm;t aolIlIerY of IL, Sa4ioa, VA ,su en ~, ~
1,oha soll;ors. Thnra ~ M n,s "ai ~
, 1874-12-22
FOREiCN.
Ru1nor that the Mormons Will
En1igrate to Mexico.
Fearful Powder Explosion in Tar-
koy---200 Persons Killed,
a German Vessel Fired on by the
Carlists.

SPAIN,
A GERMAN vEs8EL F1HED uroN DY oAnL1sTB.
LONDON, Dec. o1.-Tho Cologne Gazctte has
tho following: "On tho 11th inst. tho Gorman
brig Gubtav, from Now York, entered tho harbor
Of Guolarfa, 10 miles wost Of san sobnstan.
On nearing tho shoro Bo was flrod upon by tho
CarstB, notwithstanding Bho .hoiutcd tho
Gor,nau ling mud put out sig1'als Of dis
tress. Tho noxt day tho brig stranded
Oft Zaranz Tier crow worc saved by Republican
volunteers, who took ttom to San Sebastian.
The Carligts Oh Blotc fred Oh tho boats during
tho roso1o Of tho crew, ay,l afterwards soized
tho cargo Of tho abandoned vessel. An envoy
las boon aont to Tho Carlist lincs to negotato
for its restoration.
, 1874-12-22

York tho groat prize OF Western trado on
abolition OF all tolls OH 1ncrcln1liHo md ali
Wentorn.buund freight was recommended rs
was also giving tho canals their lowest legally TO-
1tlrcd width Of 10 feot and depth OF foot, md
stituttonal amendment for tlo disposal OF Ito
lateral canals. thus reducing tho oxpouaoa OF tho
canale, and affordnE monna for largo rolllc-
ton In tho cbargoB on tho trado OF tllo State.
Tho abolition Of wolgt-locks mud neodlcss col
lecsofB, officers, etc., waB also recommended.
Copioa OF the resolutions arc to bo Bent to tho
Govornor.oloot, tho Legislature whom convened,
tho Canal Board, tho Produce-Exchango and
Chamber Of Comtnoroo in Now York, and othor
commercial bodies,
, 1874-12-22
THE JAPAN DISASTER.

THE JAEiN 1lHAHI4tH.
11oSa KONG, Dec. 21.-Tho Captain and sew
eral n,oro of tho crow md passengers Of tho
Tactic Mail steamship japan hayo arrived here.
Tho following yet romain to bo heard from:
II. II. Tlndo)l, cabin passenger; Surgeon Gallo,
eevoral Of tho crew. and 400 Chinese.
Tho steamer was first discovered to ho on fire.
nbout II O'Clock on Thnrassay night. tho IRE
beiug over her boilers. The yessol rms Then
15o riios from Hong Koug. After two hours
ercnt in frmlcus ot1orts to get tho fro
under control, tho Captain decided to
aballdon tue vessel, md at O'Clock Friday morn~
ing oil hands wore transferred to tho bouts. They
romained about tito vessel until noon Of TINT
day, when all proceeded toward s"atuv. tho
malls Nora not yayed.
LATER.
NEW YolH, Dec, 21.-Ii,o pncao 9Inil Etcam-
ship Company hua received tho following ds~
pntch:
lloSa IIoSa, Dec. 20.-Arriycl from Swatow,
Tho Captain mud Europeans, mud fifty of tho
Chinese CROW. r. ". Crooker u cabin paBseu-
ser, was rescued from tho Japan IN ships boat
Two boats aud raft 1--we not yet boen heard
from.
, 1874-12-22
REVENUE TRAUDs- Ds-COUNTsnFE1TEn BEN
TENCED.
THE TVEISE An8ON TRT.tL.

SFfciN7 D1EF1EcH 70 TIE CHtfdd0 7FI5lEHf.
MILWAUKEE, Dec. 21.-Tho evidence on tho
part of tho defendant in tho Wciso arson caso
was concluded today, and tho Dstrict-Attornoy
commenced Ills argument to tho jury. The
testimony OF Woi6o was Wholesale denial Of all
knowledge Of tho origin Of tho fire. An incident
occurred during tho trial to-day TINT eroatod
son!o offect. Ono Of tho old boxes that llau
caused tho fire, according to tho theory Of tho
prosecution, by phosphorus being rubbed oyor
thonl, had beon gmoarcd with sotie Of tile pllos-
phorlH by the District-Attornoy on Saturday for
tho purpose OF experiment. and, whilst tho casa
was proceeding, tho wood began to smoke and
suddenly turned to fro. In few minutes the
cuurt-room waa filled With sitting fumoa, and
ali tho windows aud doors lad to bo opeuct.
, 1874-12-22

Bald 1t vas very aorions otnrgc Mr.. zacl,ario
tcHtlmony-but Mr. Znehario diaclnimotl my in
toDtion Of making reflection ngainat tho Board.
Gov. Wolls said tho board had ample evidence
boforo 1t to establish tho clnrgo OF Intimidation,
at tho two polls ro1oosod, but agrood to rocoivo
Testimony OF tho gentlemen regarding this Qnes-
tion anu also as to the mattor OF forged roturuB.
Tho Donrd thon went into executive session.
Tho indications aro TINT they will DECLARE Du-
bupfot oloctctl Treasurer.
THE ltonasoH COURT MARTIAL
has adjourned to this CITY. They will ta]to Hce-
loy's Testimony tomorrow.
4 DENIAL.
Gov. Kellogg for hin,solt. and Anderaon for
tho Returning Board, dcuy tho statomont pub
liel.oA Zero tint tho Board, Kellogg, md other
purity chefs were In CAUCUS Saturday uyoning.
, 1874-12-22
SERIOUSLY INJURED BY A FALL.

Pn1ScEroS, ILL.,, Doc. 2l.-To-day, William
Harris, 10 years Of age, son Of tho Hon. Joseph
Harris, waH driving herd Of cattle short dls-
tanco from this town, wien his horse stumbled
md fell, and, tho young man being thrown, tho
horse fcll upon him. causing concuasiou Of tho
spino and partial paralysis Of tho lover limbs.
DR.. A. II. Thompson, who was called in, states
that, Wnlesa inflammation Of tho spinal column
should buperyono, Harris will recover.
, 1874-12-22

1FFtHsk 37'N77st1F*
CAnRoLLroN, ILL.,, Dco. 21.-Joln Gibuon q
young and most daring horse.thief. made his
second attempt, within n yenr. to oacapo from tho
ContyJail by cutting bis way out through tho roof
Of tho building. When lso made hs first escape
no was not found until he attempted to steal y
horse. After making his accoud escape ii, Sat-
nrday Ao was arrestcs', Yesterday morning. in
making. Bsill another attoinpt to atoal n horse.
After his arroat ho waA recognized III tho escaped
pT!aoner, md WAS ro.urnoa tn custody. It il now
generally BuppcHod TINT ortsido assistance il bo-
Ing Afforded these horao-thoyes to enable them
to cEcnpe.
, 1874-12-22

SNeotaI UtGUNlcH ID TIC CHtca02 1FlbHnt,
RICHMOND, 1rd., Dec. 21.-A brakeman. while
engaged In coupling cars near hero to-tlay, was
caught by tho bumpers and frightfully injured.
Ills iniuries arc Of Rerious character.
Charles Grau was working upon Ill emory vhoel
at GraDt's Bchool-dcHk factory, wllou tho wlloel
burst, fragment cutting Ills head in danger-
Ql1G manner,
, 1874-12-22

Spfc3HE Nspatch to Tic CHlca0o Tribune.
WARRINGTON. Ind. Doo. al. Il. hIills'
largo |ivory-stablo i'll ths city was completely
dcAtroyoil by ilso Inst night ut II o'clock. All
the horscs wero saved. A large stock Of corn
and hay naB consumed; partially insured.
Squire Oshorne's resi1onco 1T Petersburg.
near thia city, wns burned Sunday morning. Mr.
Osborne tho owner, who was nlono IN liiA house,
was burned 10 baaly TINT 10 diod In few
hOlirH,
, 1874-12-22

The business mon ot Quincy aro stnality pur-
nuiug tlo exposition project for 1H75. Tile
Council l,AH refi,ucd tho uso Of Joire rsou parh,
tle most eligible slta Il tho city, but y is hopo4
William hnn.,, of Groonwlcll, both olel Miss
Florpnco Helps I'LL sAo pokcA out liH oyo with
Iii umbrella. Then lie folI down. rupturcl hls
bsaiu, wau paralyzed, mud hAs lost his memory,
, 1874-12-22

KELLEY'S HUMMHRAAuLT,
8r. Louis, Dec. 2l.-T4o Evcatag Dispatch
pnhliahuB tho following:
II. =. 6nolwt, VI lhis city, has recciyel II letter
frn Mr. l'nclna1., Hec etnry Ut Tho Executive uuii-
In!tteo 1T tho Indianapolis independent party, which
HaSs son!hnEtiuy that Wlln u. Kelley, thu pcnlHyl-
yunia Radical, will cone uut Atly Tor thu 1ntc-
pendent party 'ctaro tho winter IL over and in t.,mo
10 n,ay lFonsnent l,art ~ tho National Conycion
Hae, IL appoint two delegates IL tho Oouyontou from
eacll Congressional Dstrict ul Missouri.
, 1874-12-22

LONDON, Dec. 22-5:30 d, ra.--Slr Stafford
Northcoto, Chancellor OF tho Exchoquor, at q
public meeting in Exotcr last evening. announced
that Dinraeli's health Ind improved, and the
Premier wunld 10 ready for the Work Of the
cotung Bessiou OF Parliament.
, 1874-12-22

opttIuF 35lBpHH!N % TIC f7ffHU0 IFlttfE.
Quincy. ILL.,, Dec. 2l.-Tho caso Of John
Joyce, recently Indicted for tho murder Of Ja,cs
Alcnnlrs, In thin city. Inns heen continued to tho
next term OF court. Tho dotonBo setB up TINT
Joyce sutrorod sunatroko In 1871 and tint siuco
that time lie Inns boon subIoot to mctta! abcrra-
tonH which ruuderod him ut tlnl1B incapable Of
rational conduct
Tho oano Of Gyra Dargor, indicted for tho
murder Of Robert ucGiudloy, a few wcoka gince,
IL now in proEroEu.
, 1874-12-22

QUEENSTOWN, DAG. Craftsmanship Minnesota,
from New York, has arrived.
NEW Your, Dec. 2l.-Arrlycd- Steamships
NoeAar, froul Dro1noii Rotterdam, FROM llottor-
dam; baltic. from liverpool.
QUEENSTOWN. Noo. 91.--StaamhIpa CITY OF
nrooklyu aud Eugland FROM Now York, Aayo ar
rived.
, 1874-12-22

OMAHA, Mob, Dec. 21.-ro-day's express was
1iyo hours late. caused by its running into
freight or bullion train noar llawins night boforo
last. The engine OF tho e1press, md cnbouso
md ono or two other cars, were badly damaged,
but no ouo hltrt.