The Morning herald., 1875-11-05
CONDENSED TEEEGRAMS.

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Mr.. Bangs, of the Post Office Department
is now in Chicago, in communication with
railroad officials concerning the proposed
fast mail train between that city and
Omaha.
John Ritter, who murdered his two
children at Hackettstewn, N. j., and then
attempted suicide, is slowly recovering,
John Clark, who was to have been hanged
at Rochester, N T., to-day, has beea re-
spited for Two weeks.
Cardinal McCloskey embarks from Lon
don for New York on the 14th inst.
T. T. Oates, of Lynn, Mass, was found
dead yesterday near Salem, having fallen
through bridge and drowned in less than
foot of water.
Hewson's dry goods store at Patterson,
N. j., was entered in the rear Wednesday
night and robbed of 81 800 worth of silds,
laces, and other goods.
The United States steamer Worcester,
from Aspinwall, arrived at Kingston, Oct.
80, and was to sail yesterday for Key West.
All on board were well.
Wedding Journeys are no longer the style,
written invitations are considered once
more very elegant, and wedding cards were
issued at Dockport the other day with the
significant intimation, "No presents"
News has been received in New York city
by Cubans that about 40 prominent Cubans
have been secretly arrested il Havana and
thrust into prison on suspicion of being con-
nected with the revolutionary movement.
The bullion in the Bank Of England has
decreased 1860 during the past week.
The amount of bullion withdrawn from the
bank on balance yesterday was 100000.
The Arsenal at Rendsburg, in Holstein,
was almost totally destroyed by fire on
Wednesday. Forty Thousand rifles were de-
stroyed. The total damage by the fire is es-
tinated at 100000 marks.
The Signal Service observer at Norfolk,
Va, reports that the schooner Eugene
Borda, Duke, master, before reported ashore
at Chincoteague, arrived this morning, in
tow of the wrecking tug Resolute, in leak
ing condition.
The Montreal Council have resolved to
entertain the party of Americans who will
make an excursion trip on the opening Of
the New York and Canada Railway.
The statement that the Spanish Secretary
of the Navy had ordered the departure of
five frigates to Cuban waters is,the Epuica
says, an invention of Cuban fiibusters.
Advices from Singapore, received in Lon
don, report that the British representative
at Perak, on the Malay Peninsula, has been
by the Malays.
Since Secretary Chandler's return from
the West he has intimated that he intends
to make number of changes in his Depart
ment at no distant time, and the belief is
very strong that Assistant Secretary Cowan
and Indian Commissioner Smith will both
retire.
It is not probable that the report of Di-
'ector of the Mint, Linderman, as to the
most suitable location for mint in the West
will be submitted to the President in time to
,e noticed in his annual message.
The suit of Mrs. Myra Clark Gaines We.
'alab Gushing, which has been pendin. in
he Special Tenn, at Washington, for many
nonths, has been referred to the General
'erm, to be heard there by all the Judges.
his suit is for an injunction to restrain Mr.. S
'ushing, our Minister to Spain, from inter- e
ering with certain claims that he contends
ave been, either in whole or in part trans v
erred to him, in satisfaction of his services b
S the COUNSEL of Mrs. Gaines.
The Epscss, publised at Madrid in its issue =
o-day, processes its ignorance Of any men, =
randum on the Cuban question having :,
cen communicated to the Spanish Govern "
tent by that of the United States. 1t be :,
cves that the gravity of the question has VI
zen exaggerated, and that there is no foun- r r
ation for the statement published that the v
nited States Government med.tates any :.
terference with the Spanish rule on the /"
land Of Cuba.
Ex-Judge Thomas L. Jewetf, of Phia-
lphia, brother of President Jewett, of ~
e Erie Railway, and heavy dealer in Oh d
ocks, died suddenly at the St. Nicholas 'n
otel, New York, at II o'clock Wednesday u "
ght. The announcement of his death in 'l'
III s.-,et has aus si'-'f hr",k i~ 's
= leading sto>l. ~
For the past ten days Court Of Inquiry, he
insisting Of Commanders Meade and bo
hitshead and paymastsr Toltore, have ",
,n in secret session in thu Brooklyn Navv