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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-19
MIssOURrs CROOKED DIsTILLERs.

From tho Hannibal tMo.) Couricr.l
Some time last fall man named Joseph r.
Higbee residing about twelve miles southeast
from Kahokx, tho county seat OF Clark county,
concluded to 60 into tho distilng business on
'h,s own hook" having asccrtaincd that tho
straight and regular mode provided By law was
ratbor expensive, although much the safest He
cordingy equipped himself with the necessary
chincry ana proceeded TO business In quiet aud
retired amer the woods under his own .vino and
fig tree, 80 to speak, Things went on smoothly Tor
time and there werc modest and Ike afraid
In duo process OF time our amateur distiilcry had
turned out quito handsome assortment OF peach
brandy, which was duly barrcIcd and laid up for sale
Meantime "lttlc bird" hopping from twig to twig
took Of tho spirited performance, aud, having
keen sense Of the proprctics Of things, flew away "
st. LOUIS, 1T on tho shoulders OF United states
Marshal Lcfingwcll, and twitcred away IN the most
eudcaring and confidential manner What he said NO
have means Of knowing, but last Saturday morning
three lonely 'hossemen might have been SEEM cis.
urcy pursuing their way out OF kahoka IN tho drcc-
ton Of tho enterprise aforesaid For tho tcncnt ot
those who curious VIC will say that tho group con.
sisted OF Colonel q. r. Socst United States deputy
Marshal, OF ST. Louis; General Daniel ~ Draper
United states Deputy Collector OF Louisiana and Col
oncl Ferd. Meyer, United States Internal Revenue
Agent, Of 81. Louis. BY duc course Of horse av
ecrs arrived at tho residence Of tho aforesaid Hgbce
whom they found 10 The field, not from his house
Some acqa ntapcc happen ms along introduced Colonel
Socst to tho amateur and while shaking hancs tho
Colonel quietly informed the now astonshcd culprt
that he his prisoner Grent drops OF sweat stood
out upon the arrested mans forehead, and no
made no attempt nj resistance, although
previously breathing out threatcnings and
slaughter against any revenue agent who might at
tempt to Interfere with his little arrangement, In
s,deraton OF his sick iainiIy one two members OF
which were thought to DO lying at the point OF death,
MT Hgbec was released, after giving bonds appear
on the l9th INST ana answer 10 the Charge OF violating
the United States revenue laws before United states
Commissioner John Is. Glaze, at Gienwood, Mo. The
case Is clear ono aud the penalty IL not less than
81, 900 fine, months Imprisonment nd ori,i urc
10 the government OF the still and the captured br
as well ~ Of the buildings and forty OF onDd
upon which the stu was found. We learn tha, Nv.
Hgbcc - farmer IN good circumstances, with m plo
means tor the support OF hts family, and what tn .ad
Induce him TO invoke such ruin and destruction
hrs property and good name IS problem when mo
follow can nnd OUT or account Tor on any ordinary
Mpothssia
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CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA.
PROGRESS OF THE COLOMBIAN REVOLUTION
THE rsTuMus ouIEr-THE DABIEN ExPEDI-
TON.

PROGRESS or THE COLOMBIAN REVOLUTION
THE IsTuMus ouIEr-THE DABIEN ExPEDI-
TON.
PANAMA, Feb. 8, 1871
Since the departure OF tho Colon on the I'd inst no
definite Information has been received from the IN.
terror OF Colombia In regard 10 tho pending struggle
between the liberals, the government party ana tho
conservatives Tho mcagro adviccs that have reached
TO indicate the growing strength OF the latter
and the possibility of their final triumph.
REVOLUTION IN COLOMBIA.
Tho latest ndvccs from Cartagena to February Q.
All available forces being hurried forward TO
Barranquilla to assist in rcpeng expected attack
upon that city by tho conservative forces IL Is
ported that residents OF Cartagcna permitted
leave the place. and that everybody had TO DO their
houses at and after seven O'Clock =. NJ Political ar.
contin uod to be made 1t 10 thought that tho
contest cannot last much longer.
IsrDMCs QUIET
Tho is'hInus continues quiet Unless some new
complication arises there Will probably be no lighting
here. The continued presence OF tho mcn-ofwar PEN
sacoa and omaha serves hcaIthful tonic TO pre-
The British sloop-ofwar Abatross arrived on the
4th inst to relieve the Daring Tho latter vessel lett
Panama for Roalcjo Nicaragua, at ,hc rcaues! Of .he
German government to investigate the alleged Outrage
perpctratcd in the case OF Mr.. Eisscnstuck.
Central America Is quiet Tho coffee crop Is now
THE pARrxS xxpRp'rioy
From tho Darien Expedition there has been little OF
public interest yet made known. The work Is pro-
crossing ana will be completed about the end oil Feb
ruary.
Advices from Peru say fresh guano discoveries have
been made In the South, which are said to DO OF i'm
mensc proportions, but definite idea can be formed
OF their size value until regular surveys havo been
made.
TIE REvoLUrIo BOLIVIA.
The revolution IN Santa Cruz, Bolivia, IL assuming
proportions winch threaten to shorten tho term OF
Office OF General Daza.
A smart shock OF earthquake visited Valparaiso on
January III, about half past throc O'Clock r. NJ, but
was only productive Of q little alarm.
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Congressional Investigation Becom-
ing Intensified.
A FINAL SWEEP ON BOTH SIDES.
Condition of the Appropria-
tiOn Bills.
The Senate aud House tasonizing and an
Extra Session Probable.
FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.

wAsHIScrox, Feb. ls. 1871
COUNTING THE ELECTORAL vorE-oREooN THE
NEXT DISPUTED sTArE-No VOLUNTEERING
TO BE ALLOWED.
The houses 10 meet in joint session At eleven
o'clock receive the report Of the Electoral Commits
sion and any objections which may DO offered under
tho law. This done the houses will separate. discuss
the Louisiana question for two hours in ten minute
speeches. take vote and thereupon reassemblc,
port progress and proceed with the counting
Some republicans have been anxious TO o6cr pro-
test against tho reception OF Mssssipps VOTE but Il
has been finally determined not to do The
ing Of will therefore proceed to Oregon and the
double from that State will Do sent 10 the
commission. Before that body Judge Hoadlcy OF Gin
cinnati will mako the principal argument for the
democrats, and probably Judge Matthews tor tho
publicans. It Is said that this will take
up about two days. II Is not generally be-
licvsd that the democrats have much prospect OF
throwing out the vote Of Watts. The Commission
agreed by eight to sovcn the Florida hear
evidence concerning electors said to DO Ineligible and
Judge Bradley Understood to have held the LOUIS.
luna case that clector is ineligible only he actually
held federal once at tho time he hts the
Electoral College, but that II he held federal of1co
when he voted for and resigned It before he cast
his eector no Is all right II this Is she opn.
Ion OF eight Of tho Commission Watts vote will be
counted for the republicans.
Therc Is q case Of ciector Of Wisconsin who &C.
tualy held Federal Office when he cast his vote as
eec,or and this will be brought up whom tho State is
called but there Is but single return from wiscon.
sin this case will not como before tho commission.
There is good deal OF heated and some wild talk
to-day among tho democrats, mostly among Western
and Northwestern men, and there will be
number OF bitter ten minute speeches
tomorrow in the House. bot there is no reason
TO doubt but that tho proceedings will all go on
with regularity undor tho law, the leading democrats
have determined that there shall be federation Of
disorder irregular action. II any attempt Is made
to 1libuster IL will fail at once.
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WASHINGTON's BIRTHDAY.

Mr.. James f. Ayfc, tho veteran bell chmer OF
"Old TRINITY" assisted by Mr. w. J. Thrwald, will
perform tho following programme, commencing at
twelve NJ, on the ed inst -
l. Changes on eight bells
4 Rod. White and Bnc."
Cente nnia fantasies composed by George r. Burton.
expressly tor the Trinity cbimes:-
Fling Out the Flag"
Liberty Duet"
III ale utah Chorus"
4 70. Sons and Daughters, Let Us Sing"
5. Hail Columbia"
g. Last Rose of summer"
7. Let Ne to-"
Evening Bells"
D. "Auld Lang sync."
10. blue Bells Of Scotlsnds
II. National Anthem"
IL. "Child Of the X gimcnt."
10. Columbia, Gem OF tho Ocean"
IA. ION the shores Of Tennessee"
IS. STARRY Flag"
l6. Hail to the Chief"
H. ''Washinytcn's Grand March"
IL. Trinity Chimes"
10 "Our Native Song"
20. see the Conquering Hero Comes"
~. SOLDIERS Return"
~. 'Mcrriiy Ring the Trinity Bells"
"a "Our Flag Is There
INK
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a WOLF HUNT.

An EFFORT TO ExTERMINArE THE PESTS IN
COUNTY or ILLINOIS, LONG RUS, A
WOUNDED WOLF AND DISCOUNTED NIuRoD.
[By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
ST.. LouIs, Feb IS. 1871
For tho last few months Wild section of country In
Tho northwest part OF Madison county, Illinois, has
been infested with wolves Yesterday grand wolf
hunt was inauguratcd TO cxtcrmnate tho pests About
oeyent 1--WE hunters and pack "! thirty hounds
participated. Tho hunters we're all mounted.
RESULTS TIM HUNT.
Soon aitor starting large wolf was discovered and
ho,y chased four hours but nnaiIy escaped badly
sounded ono Nimrod thrown from his horse and
seriously hurt. Tho hunt continued until dark, whom
hs party dispersed, having enjoyed rare days sport
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REMOKSE AND SUICIDE.

THE MYSTERIOUS MURDER AT JEFFERSON,
TEXAS, fxPLAINED-ATTEMPrED SELF
DESTRUCTION or THE ALLEGED MURDERER
IN CINcINNATI-EFFEcrs OF GUILTY
CONSCIENCE.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
CINCINNATI, Feb Is, 1877
Tho attempted suicide Of the young man named
Abe Rothschu, which occurred In this city yesterday
has developed Of the most curious record
Of unexplained crime and the effects OF remorse and
guilty conscience following and driving him to
self.destructon.
DETAILS OF THE ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
Rothschild, whose business Is that Of wholesale
dealer mems furnishing goods. and who spends a
good part OF his time In travelling for tho purspose OF
collecting orders, found the steps OF club
house adjoining the Enquirer Office with pistol ball
in his head. When the discharge Of tho firearms
was first heard some persons hurried to
the spot, but found no ono except the
wounded man lying there and the street
nearly deserted At that hour, two the morning.
the street echoed flying footsteps OF assassin.
More than this, revolver, with empty chamber.
lying by his sdc suggested tho TACT that he had at
net House, where he boards when in tho city, and
Aierward TO his lathers home on West Fifth street,
policeman watching him to prevent his removal.
STORY OF CRIME
Some time last summer Rothschd camo from New
young woman, elittering with diamonds, whom he
called Narcissa Moore. and Who no said, his mis-
srcss After remaining several months they started
back to the South together anu nothing was
thought heard of her until his return few days
Since when he said he had lett her at New
Orleans About the Goth OF January story
tecgraphed from Jefferson, Texas giving account OF
Ihe finding OF the body OF the young woman that
town, who had been killed and her body hidden away
In brushwood. Further particulars OF that story,
copied from Texas paper, were published here two
three days ago. coupled " It'll hint that 1t was
posed she had time resided In Cincinnati To-
day tho Chief OF Police in this city received from
Jefferson, Texas. photograph Of the deceased woman,
together with printed description OF her clothing
and the appearance OF the man who had come with
her which corresponds closely with Rothschild's.
Besides this letter signed by j. Nj. Thomas Chief
OF Police Of jefferson, Texas, saying that
the couple bad visited Marshall, Texas few
weeks before, whero he registered "a.
Rothschid and wife, Cincinnati" though his sigma.
turc on the hotel register at Jefferson "a Mon
roe and wife, ST. Louis" COMPARISON Of the writ.
Ing OF the names, both being photographed shows
them to be In the same hand Rothschild was known
III Marshall whero ho had been frequently before and
the theory is that he registered under his true
there, though no changed 1t when he went TO Je1er
son.
THE CRIMINAL.
Rothschild, though still unconscious, was arrested
and the evidence although all circumstantial points
very strongly to hts guilt. Ho has lived hero all his
life and although he led fast liic has before
been charged with crime The theory gwen Tor his
attempt suicide Is that he driven 10 1t by pangs
0fr
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Thirty BUILDINGS IN SAG HARBoR, L. l., EN-
TIRELY DESTROYED.

IHlbTf BUILDINGS IN SAG HARBoB, l. l., EN-
TIRELY DESTROYED.
Al an early hour yesterday morning nre broke out
in Matthew H. Gregory's store In tho lower part OF
Sag Harbor. l. l., strong gale from the northwest
blowing at the time, destroying three buildings belong
Ing TO Gregory and the following valuable property
Crowcll's block making shop, Huntng's brick block,
including Music Hall, John Fordham's blacksmith
shop. Il. s. French's two warehouses, Conklin's
machine shop, Maidstone Flour Mills and two store
houses. owned by French, Cooper Co.. wade's boat
building shop, J. Conklin's blacksmith shop. Chemical
Works, owned BY S.llwel l. Co. i; i've dwellings.
Nassau House and stables Do Castros liv-
cry stable and saloon, George b. Browns
large tenement house and Nickerson 4 val's
warehouse. Loss $l5ooo0, insured probably for one
third the amount. Tho Maidstone Mills were erected
in 1862 OF cost Of S35. o00 Il OF the largest
-four mills on Long Island, having a capacity OF $50
barrels per day 1t in successful operation at the
time OF the fire. Numerous buildings remote from tho
conhasrntion canght c from sparks and were more
less damaged The burned district Is about quarter
OF a mile In length and 500 feet IN width.
LARGE DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY IN NORTH
ATrLEBoRo, MASS.
PROVIDENCE II. l.. Feb Is, 1877.
Guilds block and Ccddns's building, in North
Attlcboro; Mass. were burned carly this morning.
Loss, $25, 200; Insurance, SIS, 900.
The hrc commenced in Coddng's building, occupied
by Jacob H. Peck a market.
rHE LOSS
on Guilds block Is about $40 900, and on Coddng's
building $1,000. Nr Pcck's los: is about 5000.
Guilds block occupied by six stores, to witt
James +. Poland, hardware, loss, 81 900; Benjamin
Dexter, pictures and frames, loss 5000; HARRISON
LELAND, furniture. &c. loss $4,000; D. 3. Cornell,
paints anu paper hangings loss So. 200; John Baz,
tailor. loss s., 500 aud Sperry Co., coffin warerooms
loss So, 0J0
EXTENSIVE coNFIA RATION AT MEDINA, OHIO.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Feb. Is, 1877.
herald Medina (Ohio) special despatch ys at half
past twelve O'Clock this morning frc was discovered
in tho Empire Block, occupied by T.. J. Fenn's dry
goods store and the building entirely consumed
were three buildings adjoining and occupied by E.
Cohen. barber; +. W. Reinhard, baker and confcc-
toner. and N. Bach. boots anu shoes
tho buildings Is SO 000 insured for ST. 900 In the
Lycoming, oil Muncic. Pa Mr.. Fcnn's loss rs esti-
mated at from ST. 900 to SIS 0O0 insured follows
New York; 81, 900 IN the N. NJ. aud ~, Milwaukee;
$1,000 In tho Cooper Dayton, Ohio; sll50 In tho
Steubenvillc Ohio Mr.. Rcnhard's loss Is ST. 300; in
surcd tor 500 in the Steuhenvllo. Ohio Mr. Bach's
loss Is S. 000 insured tor $500 in the Humboldt, New
Jersey. Mr.. Cohen's loss Is small no insurance.
RESIDENCE IN TEwBUEG BURNED.
NEwBURG, n. Y. Fec. Is, 1877.
Jabcz Lemons residence burned THIS morning
Loss, $500; insured.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Gounod sold tho score OF "cipq Mars'' for $40 ooO
The cold was severe at 81. Petersburg montb
that the theatres had 10 be temporarily closed
The Boston Courier says that schumann's plane
music should be played ''like running from
a spout,
Nine. Alboni, the celebrated prma donna, was mar.
RED In Paris, January %, 20 Captain Zcgier, OF the
Gardcs Rcpubiicaines-
Mss Adelaide Nelson arrived In the city yesterday
her way Toronto. where she will play in 'cym.
bcner Wednesday.
An opera at the Academy OF Music nowadays costs
for an orchestra OF forty members $500 Tho Musical
Protective o. Aggressive, Union ok the scale prices
al too high figure
Tho rchearsals OF "Dic Walk1re," which Mr. J. G.
Fryer proposes Introduce to the metropolitan public,
are progressing at the Academy OF Music. Mmc Pap
pcnhcim will appear as Brunhid.
Russian letters state that but for Mmc Adclins
Patti the Italian operate both ST. Petersburg
the energetic Efforts OF the manager, sgnor Fcrr. and
tho magnificent company engaged
Mr. A. r. Burbank, the celebrated elocutionst, will
give a reading at Chickering Hall this evening. He
will give selections from "Harnie '"Rp Van winkic'
and other standard plays He viii DO Insisted by Mrs.
Dora Stevens, Mr.. johnson and Mr.. Colby.
The Duke OF Coburg. who is legitimate successor u
ella Grande Duchessc," HIS standing army numbering
ITO. including generals, officers &c, has conferred
upon Sir julius Benedict the celebrated composer the
distinction Of 'Commandcr Of tho Second Class OF thu
Sake Ernestine Family Order" This corresponds
with secretary OF a primary in downtown ward Of
Norl
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| CoUNTERFEITER FOUND DEAD.

PROBABLE MURDER by A CoNFEDEHATE-How
EVIDENCE WAS SUPPRESSED.
[By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
HARRISBURG, Feb 49, 1877
On Thursday last tho mutlated and lifeess body Of
. man found on tho Pennsylvania Railroad, short
Instance east OF this city To-day tho remains we're
uis,ntcrrcd and Identified those OF James r. Ander
son. freight conductor arrested few weeks since for
passing counterfeit twenty dollar grecnbacks. His
body recognized by oil his relatives In the city
EVIDENCE AGAINST CONTEMPORARIES.
Anderson when aIragned for passing counterfeit
money, confessed his crime and gave tho OF
several persons who, he alleged furnished him with
tho bogus money. 1t is believed Anderson thrown
on the track BY OF the men whom he had accused
to get him out Of the way. Deceased had to appear
before United States authorities at Philadelphia on
Tuesday. having entered bail to appear that tnic
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fPusiess Efforts to arrive at understanding with
Austria has renqushed the idea OF obtaining her i'm
mediate cooperation Is said, however that Russia
has arrived at an agreement with Germany, which
tho adherence OF Austria 10 expected.
PREPARING THE RounASIAx RAILWAY
telegram from Pesth reports that 5000 military
engineers are changing the gauge OF the Roumanan
railways 20 that OF the Russian roads. Tho work
viii oe completed in twenty days The
Russian army is making energetic preparations TO
cross the Pruth The orders from ST. Petersburg are
iessly encumberng the railways which will transport
the artillery and ambuiancea
wARuKx RUMoRs IN sxLGRAps.
Belgrade special says warlke rumors have reached
there II Is believed in many circles that passage
OF the Pruth will not be delayed much longer Tho
servans are preparing for the resumption Of host,ess
But the principal subject OF discussion is the meeting Of
tho Great Skuptschna Both the Prince and tho Min
istry feel that gigantic force Of utterly unknown
tendencies and there considerable uneasness all
quarters with regard to its probable policy.
THE LOST vIsHERMRS
The man-of-war valorous returned to Yarmouth on
Sunday alter weeks search for the missing fisher
men. which was totally unsuccessful Twenty five
vessels and $50 hands are given up as lost
EGYPT AByssINIA
despatch from Cairo says that General Gordon
was to leave there to-day for Massowah negotiate
with Abyssinia for peace and opening tho country 70
trade.
IMPORTED MASSACRE IN ABYssIxIA.
despatch from Alexandra reports that Captain
Mitchell, an engineer in the Khedive's SERVICE and
fifty soldiers, who were exploring expedition IN
Abyssinta, have been massacred by the natives.
THE PUERos TROUBLES SPAIN.
The Junta of the province OF Aava has been con.
voked for extraordinary session on February % to
discuss proposals for arrangement with the govern
ment relative to the Fueros law.
INDIAN vAMME
The Tines special from Calcutta says the vceroy's
Official despatch, dated February 16, states that the
famine in N0th Arcot much worse than at nrst
supposed and there Is great distress In Mysore.
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RAILROAD BRIDGE BURNED.
ley TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
HARRsBUnG, Pa, Feb. 49, 1877.
Seven spans Of the Lewis.own and Sunbury Railroad
Bridge, crossing tho Susquchanna River at selin's
Grove, Snyder county, were destroyed by hre last
night the Selin's Grove side. The flames pre-
vented from spreading further by saving through tho
timbers OF tho eighth span, that falling In the water.
When first discovered the bridge burning at two
places having evidently been set fire by nccn-
diary. Tho loss Ia about $35 600, all OF which Is
covered bY insurance.
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SCHOONERS ASHORE.

The recent sudden gale from the northwest is
ported 10 have caught two scbooners--names
ceraincd-bound up the Sound under the Long Island
shore, and forced them upon the beach. Ono Of Thorn
(of about 200 tons burden) from below Bangor.
Me-. loaded with lumber tor New York, and was blown
ashore Mntttuck As the tide rises and falls IN her
she will probably become n wreck. The other went
ashore on Nssequagc beach, Smithtown, but as sho
lies easy she will probably be got OF
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

scnatorelect P. D. Plumb, OF Kansas, is At he ST.
Nicholas. Miss Adelaide Nelson. and John Newell
General Manager OF tho Lake Shore aud Michigan
Southern Railroad, are Mt the Clarendon Exon
gresham John b. Alley, OF Massachusetts, and John
I. Raymond the comedian, arc at tho Fifth Avenue.
William p. Stcarns, President Of the Fchburg Rail.
road Company, Is ut the Buckingham.
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SUSPENSION OF A NATIONAL BANK
PoTTSvILLE., p,

louisville, Pa, Feb. II, 1877.
The excitement at Shamokin caused by tho stoppaec
OF tho Miners Trust and Sa!o Deposit Company ycster.
day. is intensified this morning by tho suspension of
the Northumberland County National Bank. The sus.
pension Of the national bank Is attributed the action
taken by tho UnedStntcs Comptroller OF the Currency
who closed II up, though II IS claimed by the bank
officers that tho suspension brought on By n run
caused by the suspension OF the Miners Trust and
Safe Deposit Bank yesterday.
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