, 1876-02-03

The officers who first inspected the
apartments reported there were pals
filled with meat which they thought
might be picked pork. Close examin.
alton Of the premises was made. Un-
der the bed, heavy hammer, bearing
bloody stains, and common hand saw
stepped in blood and fringed with bits
of hair. There were also heavy hatchets
or axes and these were covered with
half obliterated blood marks. In an
other corner under couch, was q small
tin pail filled to the brin with fragments
of human body cut into pieces not
more than or 8 inches in length. AT
the side of the bed was q large pine
chest, dyed in ebony, part filed with
blood as though a bloody body had been
hastily jammed in it. In a common
black leather travelling trunk was found
another portion of a mutilated body. In
the midst of these remains, was the
the trunk of the body. the ribs stripped
clean of skin and flesh. The officers
uext searched the bed; turning up the
ticking uncovered fragments of human
body. They went through the kitchen
digging deep under the bricks OF the
fire place. brought ont many other re-
mains similar to those discovered in
the bed room. They gathered up the
bloody fragments and sent them to the
Morgue and the hammer. saw and axes
taken to the police station.
CINCINNATI, JAN 30.- Serious floods
exist throughout the different parts of
this State and Indiana, caused by re-
cent heavy rains which have swollen the
rivers to an unusual proportions. The
railroads have been more or less affec-
ted in different parts of the State, and
in some instances trains have been con-
siderably delayed. As the rain has ceas-
ed and waters beginning to recede but
little additional damage is anticipated.
CHICAGO, Jan. 29.-The .Tribune's
Washington special says the correspon-
dence between the United States and
Spain relative to Cuba has been printed
and several letters and dispatches that
have not been printed contain much of
interest. From the text of these dis
patches it very clearly appears that the
at one time seriously con-
sidered interference. This may furnish
q key note to naval outlay in Novem-
Der.
Southern Republicans of prominence
who have just arrived say that there is
a move on the part of South to send del
egates to the National Convention in
favor of Bristow for President and jew
ell for Vice President.
MEMPHIS, Jan. 29.-The Avalanche's s
jackson, Mississippi, special says 1t is
reported that committee have evidence
rendering the impeachment Of Lieuten-
ant Governor Davis certain. There Is
no qrestlon about Superintendent Cor
dosas' guilt; he will certainly be remov
cd. The Committee investigating the
case of Governor Ames are reticent
Notwithstanding the voluminous testi-
mony, an impression prevails that im-
parchment will not be pressed as con-
viction is regarded as uncertain.
OMAHA, Jan. pa large number of
persons left during the past week for
Black Hills. Many persons aye arriving
daily en- route from East. Much trouble
is anticipated with Indians in that re-
gion this sum mer. The Arapahoes,
who have been south this winter, say
they are all determined on war Cor poss-
ession of Black Hills country. They
are prepared for it. Its not thought
that Government will interpose to keep
miners out, but they may leave them to
protect themselves.
BERLIN, Jan. 29.-Its thought here
Turkey has determined not to declare
war with NJ ontenegro, the sublime Porte
having no wish to add to its existing
VIENNA, Jan. 29.-Its stated instruct
icns are on way from the British Gov
ernment to its Ambassador at Constan-
tinople, directing him to give full sup
port to Count Andrassy's note and tLat
there is no doubt the Porte will accept
the note.
RAGusA, Jan. 29.-The insurgents are
north of Trebigne pursued by
the Turks, The insurrectionists have
burnt 9 Villages.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 31.-Senate Win
dom of Minnesota presented resolution
If Minnesota Legislature in favor of ex>
tension of time for completing the
Northern Pacific railroad. Referred to
on railroads. House.-By
Lane of Oregon, for construction of
Portland, Dalles and Salt Lake railroad
md Telegraph Company. By Strait of
Minnesota, joint resolution of Minnesota
legislature for protection of rights of
certain settlers on the line of the North
,rn Pacific railroad; also for extension
If time for construction of railroad.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 31.-According TO
,,ov;oua announcement. the eOurt re-