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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-16
MATERIAL FOR A NOVEL.
The following general alarm was yesterday sent out
by superintendent walIing from Police Headquarters -

The following general alarm was yesterday sent out
by superintendent walIing from Police Headquarters
To AL-Look out for Mira. Olga Tchetchuln. Russian.
twenty OF age. medium height stout
pie xon, light hair and sut plush tnban silk
VEIL who has abducted sa LeoneG boy four years Of
fair complexion light hair three feet eight
high dressed probably IN blue suior s.t; also yola
pie xcn. blue flannel rock trimmed white. grey felt hat
blue ribbon. from Phaladsphs by the above
l3. 1876.
Mr. Theodore Iconsicn, was ostensioly q physician
at oscow, Russia but in reality engaged in political
inirigncs to such extent that became conve-
nient Tor HIM TO leave Russia voluntarily, be
Siberia He took his two children. but his vile refused
10 accompany HIM. This, under the Russian law was
equivalent 70 divorce, and hts vile remarked. Mrs.
TchetchuIsn, mis- housckceper, who with him
this country, has now lett, taking tho two children
with her, acting, Is supposed in the Interest 0f their
mother ans intending W return 70 Russia with them.
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY MAY le l87e-TR1PLE SHEET

was carried out BY the graduates who received their
needs OF reward from Chancellor Crosby and tho
audience. The degree of III. b. conferred on the
following studenss:-william Gaul Algcr George
Middleton Bayne. Jacob Henry Bernkoph, Edward
Anthony Bradford, Charles Cornelius Bull james
Burton Butler. Theodore Gibbs Case. Ncandcr
Nicolaus Cronhom. William Beatman David
son, Morris Patterson Ferris. LOUIS Grunhut
Samuel Lobenthal, James Dommick Lynch. Charles
Roc Mahsr, John Francis Meyer Charles Edward
Marsac William James Mooney William Hin Michales,
Reginald Hcber Mcknn, Joseph Martyr Noonan. Theo-
dore Sedgwick Nye. Hamilton Pomeroy, Charles 4.
Poucher. Marx Patzek, Edward Henry Strickland,
Alexander Ramsey Thompson. Bernard william Traite,
Harold Morgan Smith, John Kirkpatrick Van Ness, Will
lam Watson, Benjamin Nelson woodson, James
Amaziah Whitney, Edgar Pclhemus wyckhon.
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MANAGES AT BELLEVUE.

Another religious maniac, IN tho person OF Thomas
Heary, single man, ngcd twen,y.eIght years, was
brought to Bellevue Hospital last night at nine o'clock
Heary, who Is pIastercr by occupation, residing ut
No. yls FIRST avenue, recently converted al the
Hippodromo. His mind has become unsettled and no
imagine, tho Judgment Day Is near hand and con
stanty calls for the white robes OF righteousness"
IL Is believed by the physicians In charge that hc VIII
recover.
Ellen Mahoney, a native OF ireland, aged twenty
eight years. developed symptoms OF insanity ycstcr-
day and became violent that she conveyed TO
Bellevue Hospital and consigned to the ccs Ellen Is
domestic and resides At tho Of sixth avenue
and fy-c'gnin street. Tho physIcans In charge
tailed 10 ascertain the cause Of her insanity but unto
Ia the belief that she cannot recover
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PERU.

The government OF Peru using its influence for tho
election OF Don Jose de Ia Riva Asuoro First Vice
President OF The Republic, to whom It IS thought,
General Marriage Y. Prado will, II elected, shortly
hand over the Presidency
An IMPORTANT COMMERCIAL QUESTION SETTLED.
Tho nitrate question has been settled with the
banks Anthony Gibbs 4 Son, ot London, aro be
the consignees OF tho shipments OF the nltrSsof tho
government They to advance 5000 600 once and
pay the thrco months interest due on the purchase
money. The present export duty is sixty cents per
100 pounds weight II is proposed 10 increase that
duty to 81 go or So, hard money. whilo the govern
and shippers will thus DO forced out OF the compe-
tton.
ESGLAxD's RELATIONS REPUBLIC
report thlt Great Britain purposes send
ing ships OF to Callao TO protest against the
tnucd imprisonment OF tho Captain and officers OF the
steamship Talisman.
MONEY AND TRADE.
Finance and commerce still at a low ebb.
Exchange, 33d per sol thard dollar), and scarce
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RANDOLPH OR PARKERs

conference OF delegates to the Democratic State
Convention at Trenton was held last evening ut tho
Merchants Hotel, In Cortandt street. Tho choice
seemed TO lie between Parker and Randolph with
few delegates for Bc1lc Senator Randolphs friends
are moving heaven ana earth" in Hudson county
in his behalf The programme Is that Parker
Will get some votes the first ballot Tor
Pres dcnt In tho ST. Louis Convention and then be land
on the sicif ON the suppostion that Western man
will be nominated for President Randolph will como
10 the irort Tor the nomination tho second place.
District Attorney Garrctson, OF Jersey CITY, Is cAndi
date for national delegate in the Randolph interest.
Randolph 10 very popular in Hudson county, owing TO
the arm stand he took the occasion Of the Orange
PROCESSION q few years ago.
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state time and care when tho conference
ADJOURN II should do until ten A. NJ to-day. Alter
some words pro aud con II ordered. AMER this
short speeches were made by William Welsh, or Phiia
delpha, and Colonel HisgnsoD, Of Rhode Island, and
the nrst session OF the meeting brought to close
by DR. Leonard Bacon, who suggested that n any man
In the room wanted be President he had better keep
shady as the people not likely to give the Office
TO anybody who had been working for H.
Alter the meeting Carl Schurz told HERALD re-
porter that he aware that the conference had
any special preference Tor any candidate did BIO
know whether any was TO be considered
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CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA.

CoNTRABANDS OF WAR PROHIBITED FROM EN-
TERINd SAN SALVADOR.
PANAMA. May g. 1870
Congress proceeds quietly with its work. but there Is
no new measure Of motto to record
coxTRABAyDs WAR.
In the absence OF late arrivals from Central America
there is nothing additional to the last report
ing tho war between Salvador and Guatemala beyond
the that the introduction of contrabands OF war
into Salvador is prohibited by Guatemala.
Tho Gustcmalan armed steamer General Barrio Will
enforce this prohibition.
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SPAIN AND TIE cxNrxNNrAr.

Tho spanish paper ~ Cronista published this city
in is issue " yesterday under tho heading Of "Thia
Is Grave statcs;--'senor Don Hip6to 10 Uriarts.
Consul General Of Spain IN this city, has resigned tho
position Of President OF tho Consulting Committee ap
pointed In this city 70 facilitate tho abors OF tho span
Ing OF this subject al length the Cronsfa adds :Iths
Marquis OF 0rovio Minister OF Commerce IN Spain. Had
tho result Of tho resignation OF Senior Don JOSS
Emilio dc santos from the Presidency OF the Royal
spanish Commission ~ tho Centennial no wonld have
renqushed hts portfolio thousand times raher tnaa
approve the appointment"
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( LAW SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT.

Al tho Academy Of Munc last evening the Commence
OF tho Law School " tho University Of the city Of
New York drew together very large number OF malo
and female friends The usual prsaramms Of sddrcsses
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THE INSPECTORS BENEvoLENTFUND

The committee ofCustom House inspectors belongine
10 their benevolent association collecting - IRON
each member for the survivors Of the recsntly -
ceased Inspector n. o. Cole The ameuat eeuoeeoa ~
asgregate about oo0Q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-16
AR RIVAL AT LAST OF THE ARGENTINE R1PUn
LILO GOODS FOR THE EXHIBITION

The schooner Nancy Smith, from Buenos 'Ayros, ar
rived at Martins stores Brooklyn, yesterday, alter
stormy voyage OF scvcntyfour days, bringing tho
Iaycd Centennial goods IRON tho Argentine Republic.
Tho work dschargins them will DO commenced At IN
carly hour this morning. and they will be placed IN
barges and taken the Pennsylvania Railroad
Jersey CITY and forwarded in bonded the EXIT
bton. Tho Commissioners Of the Argentine Republic
comprise Senior u. Oandor IN Philadelphia.
President OF tho Commission, who arrived here the
steamship Hcyclius. Edward =. Dawson. Consul
General Of tho Argentine Republic In this city, ID
Treasurer Of tho Commission. McssrG Diyo Castro
and Il. Mora Dawson arc Commissioners.
STATEMENT TIRE GENERAL.
Mr. L.. r. Dawson, OF No. 12S Pearl street. the Cousu
General OF tho Argentine Republic mado the following
statement 10 q HERALD reporter last evening The
Nancy smith brings III packages for the Centennial
The articles In the cargo Of the Nancy Smith comprise
samples OF wine. tobacco the different woods OF the
Republic, largo collection Of minerals, including gold
silver and copper, and most OF tho other products Of
The country.
, 1876-12-29
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: FRIDAY, DECEMBEN ~,

AMI sometimes. Mv. President, there comes 20
our pfltes hind nffcn, ~ knnw. 10 SnMr.. slf..
another cllcnt-rn'no poor MN, It lnaY lie. half
starving tox Tho wa,, of the unpaid wage, q t!a
hard iahor-ns rerl,nps, sumo ignorant, helpless
wit,ow, who has nothing In the wnrli hut s1cah
little home where s,a Is struggling IN sqnn!li 10Y.
crty 70 keep her little u,cA together: mil sho must
nppcni IL The. law tc rave hss sys" thss.
Hosne ono has t"ld her that yni!
asks for advice or nss!staneo Ia.t a. she might
conic 10 your door and bog for brcad md sbo grta
IL, and ttys you with tehrs ami prnFcrf. Well.
you hasa glvsn to her Aonre thnt mfeht hnye beer,
converted Into dollars. Gut you have la!1 nwa;y
change That ;hs ns riches to- to y9nn ls,e
OF the God within you. And ~ luns az your hOhtt
ssl 10 ope % the sen:s Of sna H. kn,h!r yS
nn&a OF honots and plenty won for yOurho!f, and
turn to tho sweet assurance thnt ~ that pops
Charity clients mrcrnbo homo, l,MnEcr hnu Nd
pinch not quito 70 sharply, and rad hearts are q
tttlo lighter hucArae Of your hand stretched ont In
tho unmo Of humanity.
Some minor toasts wcrc given and responded
to, and the proceedings werc brought tu close.
, 1876-12-29

London !E<dMtaef. -. ......-.
ltnow seems beyond doubt that the area OF
the Indian fa.niue Of 187o-lS77 Will groasly cx-
cccd that Of the rcally.all!cted distrsts Of Ben,
Mysore, there nro eight Bombay ,d!strtcta for
witch tho calculation rauEes from "grcas acarel-
ty" to actual famlne. Among then! is poonai,.
whose wretchel condition I'D to thu "Ryots'
Commission Of lS14-lS75. Tho supreme Govern
mcnt will grant heavy rcn,issions Of land rcvs-
nr,c, and authorize relief works,-itself cxpcGd-
tng, m indefinite sum, Elso oo at ths lowSst
It's. Tits eu.a, It must bv borne III MUD, IL
exclusive ofthcoxpcuditureo Of Tho nnt[se prnSes,
and tho money spent by little potcntatcs like
thu Duke Of Buckingham. who Is said to bare
ordered 4 silver h0wtlah, mud tobe tnnkng grand
preparations for royal progress from Mairas.
to tic Mogul capital, It is said that ono rlet
has offered 10, ,000 rupees for fortntght'a 1tso o.
house in Delhi. Other charges wI!l be IN pr, pon,
waste about title, for whirl, not one natlyc in
thousand cares anythlng,: should occur at
time when tho starving cultlyators III r1ouah
and the other districts arc selling their cattle iof
four 0uuaa (atxpenCel head.
, 1876-12-29
FOUL PLAY SUSPECTED.


Qulxoy, ILL.,, Dc>, &.-The mysterious dlsap-
pcorancc Of Frank Nelson from, this city with
$1,000 belonging to Hall, Patterson g. Co., Of
Chicago, and which WIS reported 10 TuH TA1B-
uNE about two weeks ago, has caused n sus-
plcton that l,e was murdered and robbed In this
vicinity. 1leisuu's father md brother were In
lilo city yesterday cudeavoripg to get some
clew TO his whereabouts by ascerta!nIng, Il pos
stblc, where hp was last seen, and In what ltrcc
ton he went. They assert tho belief tbat lie
Is Innocent Of tho crime Of defrauding his
employers, and refer TO- h[s previous good
character to nubstantiatc tho theory that l,o has
been foully dealt WITH aud there are somc facts
In connection with Nelson's leayo-taklnE which
bear them out tn tho assumption. Tho lust
night hy WAS IN tho city he Ind 4 strange COM
pal,!ol,, ul,l visited varfous placns In hack At
!. O'rtock in tho nlurnIng tho two ncn got out
ot tic hack Il, front u thu Occidental Hotel,
hut Nelson did mt 70 Into thellorso that tllsht.
Since leaving tho carriage not tho least
truce al him eau ho learue1. Tho uiAn
VITO was with lin, was total stranger, not only
to tho hack.dtiver, but nlso 10 the propretogs
Of cattng-houses and other places they Visited
during tlie night. Nelson paid tho BILLS for
supper, hack-!ltro. elr. Ais relatives are con-
| fideht frum oil they have thus iar learned that
/ he WIS In some manner lnRda away with by tho
unknown person.
, 1876-12-29

WfD1(CH 10 LINcaHHH@l t0WHlff elHts
Co1uMnGs, o., Doc. 2J.-Gov. Hayes has
completed tic outline Of bis annual nicssage,
MID It Ia now In tho ha,,ds Of tho printers. LSo
oil such productions from tho hands Of lis
author, this document will bo brici, not occupy
INK more tlan two and o. half or Lhreo newspa-
rcr columns, nnl will he confined strictly 10
State aira!rs, with no ullusIon to national poll
ties. Il Is understood that Coy. Hayes will re-
itcratc his prcviously-cxprcsscd viows as to Tho
necessity Of restricting the practice Of ercat'u;
local municipal debts. Tic faet that thc i.eal
public indebtedness Of the State Increased dur
Ing tho last fiscal year st0,000,0o0 renders the
discussion Of tllo question q timely onc. Ths
State finances nro In q healthy condition. and
t,u cnsiru Stato debt Is III course OF rapt! cx.
tinctlon By means Of tic sinking fund provided
III compliance with tho Constitution. The fnct
that tho Ohio Ponttcnt!ary, constructcd.for the
confinement Of muxlmu,n OF no: moro than
1,0UO persons, Or thercabouts, has now lncarcos
ated within It's walls uj,warda Of 1900 convIcts,
will be presented to thu Legislature, aud tht
Governor is said to favor tho erection q one % o'
for tho double purposc Of giving relief TO the
Penitcnttary atid providing for tho rural tra1nps.
, 1876-12-29
TELEGRAPHlC NOTES.

Special Uifpd!ch 10 sHe iHeHHe.
ST. PAUL, Mum, Dec. ::8.-The State Boarl
OF Hcaltl. has issued circular for distribution
throughout tho State. recommending vaccina-
tim md revaccnntion to quart uguinst the
prubnblc introduction Of smallpox from Wis
cons!n and Mantoba. physicians arc instructed
to notify tho Secretary Of tho Boar.l when
smallpox appears in any part OF the State, In
order that tue Board may take action to prevent
its sprcad.
Nav Yonk, Doc. 2s.-Tlc World says money
euough has been subscribed to secure thu
Strakosch opcrahouso project.
Special Ditpaseh to The Tribune
OMAHA, ,Ncb., Dec. 28.-Siincy Dillon has order
cd tl.at tho wugcs aud salaries of qmploycaof tho
Union racGc, from Superintendent down, DO
reduced from to Is per cent. Tho order, which
takes effect Jan. !, docs not reduce TIC wages
OF engineers.
Rocgro1lp, ILL.,, Uer. 25.-illrce moro whole
sale liquor-1caIcra wero arrested hero to-day,-
Thomas Nounan, 1saae Livingston, aud Glistayo
Kaufman. THIS ,nakca twelve plucca that havc
been raIded In two days.
, 1876-12-29
Capt. Nares' Report.

Capt. Nnrcs' Report.
Tho report Of Capt. Nnrcs, Of tho latest Bit
ish Arctic Exploring Expedition, has been pub
llsl,ca It's main points have already boon priut-
cd. Capt. Marco scon,s to disprovc tho exist
cnco Of Or. Ilayes' Open Polar Sea, md OF tho
nortllcrly land reported by tllo polaris. On tho
first point he bays:.
In Robson Channel proper, except where n, tto
t!nuons ragged. .toppod !cd' wall fson. hf!esn to
feet hFh nat ~ on tsavsns moSeao
tho 1oavy leo IS straadci at q distance Of 100 10
200 yards from tho Shore, forming fringe Of DC.
s.'fA sissy feel II height above waicr Tls average
measurement Of the leo IN thickness a. IT tloatc =
eighty feet. Tho coast continued to the northwest
fUr about thirty tnie4 forming large bay bounded
by the United States range Of n,ountains 40 land
was to bo spcn to tho noFthward, and rns r. .nc.
sa les.ssSs .tanes an IN s arrod o
ehure Of tho Arctic ocean finding It exactly tho op-
pos!so to M "opeu rolar Sea-"
Concerning tho reported northerly land re-
ported by tho Polnrls llo says:
After constant watch and carefully noting tho
Increment OF tho darkcucl patches. was now Win
.nnc! reluctance forced 70 admit tAnt no lanu Sx'
~ ifoSE ase a
reflection Of the sly a0oyt the tlctachsd pools 81
wntes II tho olnr, ~ strong contrast by the s'4e
great measure. Is similar to tho bright glarc r.
iectcd from large sand Int creates very dec!l'
Cd nppcatanee q land when there y nisasc ~
10 nnx!ously expecting and hoping 10 tceIG. We,
therefore, ccnto TO wont!or a. Tho casual LOOKOUT
experienced on board thiuld not have ullowct
| themselves 10 bc 90 readily m!slcs.
The highest point rcachctlwas!u In latitude " 4
north. Capt. Mares says;
Of octnbcr, after m absencc o. thirteen days. av
1 Ing, accompanied by Adam Ayles, on the .1tn q
, 1876-12-29
Tie Bishop Of tho New Catholic Diocese OF

Inc 1''shop OF 'no soass Se" "a Ga'Ao''o DIOCESE OF
van ' var. ,r,"a a
of lii citv orcr tho r"rcnt nnnontm"nt ~ H.
rcv .ioj,n nnrostcr anai.1JnT Z X T. ~ - ~. ~
cnt t,rafn ~ ~ ffrEaeIa i,h,,rch +, = FfhF,ti,
evcnnn. to tho Hls,onri" ~ lin INV niocctn ~
rrnrin, III Thn hnu,,ds NJ lin finroea "
nvn mt rct bcn,, f,naiiv tintoynnca bt + ~
mxncrtcfi hat inv ,rii} h. nnnnn1,rod @ cn,'n
in Fchr1nry. wl,em Fathnr sna1dfnr iii h, ~.
ma]iv installed a. BIshnn. Tia Ennststorv ~
T,.f..I. ~ sr1,IsI AZ. 4t.,a.a -. SetsotJ y.
, 1876-12-29
A Miner Fails Twelve Hundred Feet

Tho Virginia City {Nov) Ents,pri.s has tho
following account ot 8 horrible accident which
occurred at the Consolidated Imperial Niue:
"Among the ninprs co.nins To tho suEfaes at
ncll, l 81 native oi Nosa Scotia, md aged about
Us years. There woro four Other men on tue
rasu With him at tho time, When tho cage haa
reached within about 100 feet OF the e,lrlaeo
Mcdonnell fIutcd, aud bcforo hls condition Was
known to tlose With lu, fell from tl!o ruec.
Tho man was caught as he fell between &c .ago
n,n the ttlnbera Gs tho Shaft anti horribly tofn
md nlutalc1, nn, OcTnre tho taFe touis "A 70
sts'ppcl MAS rollya oll aid pree!pisated w.,
humanity WIS lett in lsiA pifclcss form hr mo
cage waa crusted out BY The fall. AZ SOON ~
possible tho cage was lowered aud thu fragments VI
Ut his remains gathered up n . h,ankst avg ana
were all turn olr, aud there was etaixuiy ctlouEa
ot his body left together to tell i'ow thc pisees
btlunged,h
, 1876-12-29
ICE LAB0RERs' STRIKE.

New YoWE, Doc. ss.-.rhe Worlds special
from CassAill, N. Y, says: The ice Int orors In
this ncightorhool, to the number Of several
hundred, went ou a strlko to-day for higher
wages. One dollar and sl.23 arc offered by tho
bosses. The strike Is for sl.75 nnl 81, the wages
Of tho past srusou1. The strikers arc determined,
and aro paradiu9 behind drum cs,,rps With a
made Of covering the leo With KEROSENE II wages
are not coarcdcI. Local and minor companies
arc willing to pay the wares demanded, but aro
governed by tho action Of tho knickeYbockcr
GnuluauY,
, 1876-12-29
A TEnOCIOUs nIGANrIsT.

HEScIuI LGFFfapDH1oHe6 W 1RS lFosNs.
DEs MONIES, Ia, Doc. 25,-On Saturday, Gus
Cudu,oro was sentenced to tho Pen'tcnttary for
SIX years, for nssaulting With intent to XIII
Jcannctto Morgan, young woman who would
not marry HIN after having said shc would.
Tho trial developed an innate cusscducss IT, tho
man, most remarkable. 1t will bb remembered
that he shot tho girl In tho head, and then shot
himself, also III tho head. Immediately after
tho Jury gavc their verdict Of guilty, he was
married. to tho gtr'. On Thursday new fca-
t,iro of his dcv|ltry was developed, by tho up
pcaranco OF n woman from Chicago who clRlmcd
10 be Mrs. Cudmorc No. la woman Of tntelll-
getlec and pre3tosscssfnE appearance. Bio To-
0ucated tho privileges Of acelng Cudnlore, which
was granted, tho District Attorney accompany
vile, MID avowcI he had no wIfo but jean
ncktc, lie cursed tho woman with horrible
oati,s, nnl called her tho vilcht nnrles he
could thlnl. Of. She left him and went To tho
her life with Cudmore, md exhibited the inar-
s!agc-papces mud other doeumcuta and lctters to
prove her claim to wifeahip. Sept. 10, 1873,
ssays the certificate, Augustus Cultnoso AZ! and
| ergo. by tho Rev. s. N. A.. Darritt, Of St. Ste
| plion's Church. Sic, stated that Cudtnoro waa
| respectfully connected. Hc was kind and AZ
| fcctionato husband until he became iutempcratc.
lie was o1co on tho police force. but Vas d's.
charged for drunkenness. Ilo then enlisted IN
n eayasry company, and was ordered West. 1lo
wrote her lettors frequently while ho was In the
army, md u1so after hc calne to Des Moines, in
which lu called her Ills dear vito, and signed
himself as an atfcctlonato husband. Fonr days
utter his departure slc gave birth TO eon, who
Is now q bright md promising Toy. Sho has,
SINE be loft her, been dopculeut on her frlents
for sappost. sle cause horo TO re u the report
| was trup that ho had marrled the girl, not to
make any complaints or charges against him.
Sho then visited tho girl Jcauncltc, and tho
meeting was not peculiarly, cordial. For ecyeral
minutes neither spoke to tho other; but Mrs.
c. No. l presented her caso, with the accom-
panying documents, which satistlch Mrs. G. No.
. that slo wus tho dupo 81 = hcurtluss vllH!n;
up, for sentences, hts w.te was present,
liz was going out to tho Jail ho saw
lis wife. ainl Desired TO speak with lor. Ho
only uskcd Tier for his photograph, which she
declined to surrender, when ho gave her 4 kiss
and passed On. After being returned to hid
coil, he sworc l,e woull never leave It allrc, and
1t Is supposed lc conternplatcs suicide
, 1876-12-29
CRIMINAL NEWS.
New York Agitated by a Case Of
Defalcation and Flight.
EcrociOus Behavior Of an Iowa
Observation-Disclosures
in kentucky.
Foul Play Suspected in the Quincy
Caso Of Mysterious Dis.
appearance.
FLIGHT OF A BLACK SWAN.
Eptcfdl pldpakcA 10 1he 1fihuHs.

,Spfffdj D6p1fch 10 Ina 1FdHHts
Np,v Yang. Drr. os.-1t wne known two
.a.,, 49,, a,,a,c inv -c,ot;rca and hus,nc,s
"ecas aeo anon ~" .s.a'''.s "nu v W.,
associates that os1s u. swan prominent wa,
with sovcral pnbiIo and private tru..s, hadmhap-
nj fund. ,,conrnu In .l,e linton I,eov,o
tu4.l M 49,. as.a't ~ H., ,roo, Ak f,on anil
CIuu 70 .no e.'ent y, , pc1me.. so'.o a..
$1,000 Of his SISTERS and brothers estates to
largo AMOUNT varlously estimated at from
eul. nm to s1DO. .oNl. On FsAlny Inst MIR. Swan
~, H. Hama a, f,rstcr Bnv +. T.. at an cnrIy
!cle ins .'un'o as o.a's' DNt - ~ H. 81. ss,t.:
hour III tho morning. accompanied ~ nus Nno'
llo was last scen At Ills Office, No. 5t Wall street,
at8p. IN. Friday. Those In tho Office thought that
hc ,o. ,,cn,,itrr, na ,,a,,a1 for bomc. II IA not
~ "as .,,osa h. H., .rn M WHARF bo "a nav
k'o"u mleta NV wv ~, ~. "as -, a,.,. -. o"'
1t Is said thcro was no Necessity OF D.ght 10 ca.
cape prosecution. inasmnch rs his oilcnsca oil
bolonn to the brcnc.,-of.tsust class. and
ara m. o,,tonob,c. aunn,a ilisarncnrnnco
"to my us"D, ,so, '..,.,, ."".',,.s, T., ,wr,,
was rceasucd WIN suspicion III "a'9
street, and to-tlnv the whole matter bccaMe
known. II is reported that Swan inheritcd haIf
million from lis fathcr, bcntamin swan, VINO
was eminent rs merchant, acc1na,tlascua large
fortune, und, with lilly family, bllcd con:ptcu.
GUS position N the religious anu social lilo of
tho city. Otis D. swan Is 6o yc9ra
| Of aEc. When ., his iather dien nc