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The New York herald., 1877-01-13
GENERAL CROOK AND THE SIOUX.

CHEYEyNx, w. T., JAM II, 1877
General Crook, accompanied by Lieutenant
Schuyler, leaves here to-morraw for Red Cloud,
where he will remain some time He
has unboundcd faith In the successful
working OF the plans OF enlistment OF friendly Sioux
and scost An instance Of their valuc is found In the
fact that In the last campaign against the
Chcyenncs wherein the Snakes and Pawnees
had followed their circular trails for several days,
the Sioux darted out in direct line and struck
the village at once tho surprise proving 30
complete that many Chcyennes fed without even
moccasin on foot, with the thermometer several de-
srees below Many must have berished.
Major Mason, commandant at Camp Robinson, ac-
companicd by number of Spotted Tails scouts, has
started with sufficient ntmatiOn to warrant the hope
shat Crazy Horse will como in
Two prisoners route for the Pcntentiary at Lara
mic, IN charge Of q deputy sheriff. Jumped from the
tram. whilc in motion, near Red Buttes They
were pursued and recaptured after chase OF
twelve milos The weather very severe. Tho
Sheriff and captured frost bitten, and II Is
supposed the other prisoner perished
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HOTEL ARRIVALS

Charles francis Adams, Jr., OF Massachusetts,. and
Frederick Billings, OF Vermont are at tho Brcvoort
House. General John Hammond, OF Crown Point,
N. y. General John b. Frispc, OF California ana J.
Condit Smith, OF Buffalo, arc at tho Fifth Avenue
Hotel Paymaster William p Gould, United Statos
Army, and Paymaster George w. Bcnman, United
States Navy, nrc at tho Stur;evant House. General
Ncill OF West Point is at the St. Denis Hotel. Lieu.
tenant Charles s. Sperry, OF the United states Naval
Academy; Stanton Blake, OF Boston, ana Homer
RamsdclI. OF Newburg. arc at tho Windsor HOTEL J.
A. ChapeQu, Of Montreal is at the St. Nicnolas Hotel
General Charles H. T. Coils, City Solicitor Of Philas
delphia is at tho Union Square Hotel
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REPUBLICAN ORGANIZATION.

At the regular meeting OF tho Fourteenth Assembly
District Association, held last evening No 96 Third
avenue the following officers elected Tor ls77-
President, John H. Brady; First Vice President Mat
thow Hicks; Second vco President. Francis Page;
Secretary, George +. Osborne; Assistant Secretary
George Mckee.
Tho republicans of the Eighteenth Assembly district
met at NO 453 Fourth avenue and Mr. Bger the Pres.
idcnt elect OF the association OF the district was in.
stalled. He concluded his address OF the evening by
assertion that in i've years the city Of New York
would be as essentially republican as to-day II Is
democratic.
Brevoort Hall was well filled by the members OF tho
Twentieth Assembly district organization. The meet
ing tho frst which has been held since
Dittenhoeirer elected He stated in his inaugural
address, that IL his friends had only worked half us
hard on his behalf TO obtain Tor him the position OF
District Attorney they had to make him president
Of the association no would have held that Office TO-
day. HIS defeat was owing to tho lukewarmncss Of
his
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PICTURE SALES.

The attendance at tho sale OF pictures at oses.ck's
gallery yesterday was as large on the previous lay
and the prices realized much better, though somewhat
unequal 'Sunsei." by Do Haas, s62 so tthsss
prices arc without frames); "Looking Through the
MIST" William Morgan, s27 so; "Fishng Boats in .
Calm" Frank Briscoc, SIS; "Mapes on the Banks
OF Pennington" Laura Woodward $50;
''sheep and Fowl" r. Van severdonck, was
started at 500 and run up 70 $3.50.
by three men, IN bids or IS and 81; Tho Last Loox,
"Cattlc III Granny, Conn.," A. D.. Shattuck, $:sb;
thinking II over" J. q. Brown, $2s5 The largest
Hoese
At the sao OF pictures at the Barker Gallery the
prices we're very small some really good pictures
$780, for Beard Tho sale will bo continued today.
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L'AMITIE MASQUERADE.

The fourth annual masquerade Of EAmitiS soeissy
took place yesterday evening Irving Hail. The hal
was plainly but elegantly decorated with Preach aDA
American flags, and 10 the front wore displayed In
large letters OF gas jets tho word LAmihe." large
number Of persons were present. and they danced
and sported, arrayed In their tasteful and gorgeous
costumes, they afforded the spectator first rate op-
portuniy OF viewing French vivacity. Toward mid.
night the merry masquers assembled around the
supper table, to gather fresh energy for renewed
enoris After supper was done full justice 10 dancing
was resumed and It very early in the morning
before The goodly company dispersed.
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CROOKED WHISKEY JOYCE.

4 PARDON EXPECTED, AND HE is ASKED BY
TELEGRAPH TO ''HoLD THE FORT, FOR AM
COMING
By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
ST.. LOUIS, No., Jan. IL, 1877.
Rumors have been current IN this city for the past
day or two, that Colonel John A. Joyce, Of whiskey
ring nooroty has been pardoned or is about to be- by
tho President, and those who intimate with his
affairs claim that tho rumors true. rne following
despatch from influential friend in Washington was
received by Joyce to day
'Hold the fort for am coming Will start Sum-
day."
And this strengthens the belief that hc has been
pardOned. Those VINO are posted claim that pardon
will only give Joyce his liberty Tor short time, as
several additional indictments hanging over his
head. which, II tried will result in his conviction.
is also asserted that the officials plan
ming another raid on certain disteres which are
thought 10 be running crooked and their intentions
having leaked out have caused quite a sensation.
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GEORGIA'S NEW GOVERNOR.

INAUGURATION OF ALFRED H. COLQUITr-HIs
ADDRESS ON FEDERAL MATTERS.
ATLANTA Jan IL, 1877
Governor Alfred H. Colqutt was augurated before
an immense audience ut twelve o'clock to-day. A
large part of his address devoted to urging
economy the State administration SO as TO relievs
the burdens Of the people. The portion on fede "a
matters was enthusiastically applauded and is fol-
l0Ws:-
THE NATIONAL ELECTION
In the grand popular majority the
election t, be read tho overwhelming interests that
gans iee In tho convuling
and their determined purpose to keep In acnmcnt with the
patriotic millions OF Northern friends who seeking
by the peaceful instrumcnaiity Of lawful suffrage
establish good under the unuput suprem
OF tho federal constitution, but ny
felt sentiment aud echo tho public voice oi Georxla
when tina: In all the complica ions national roll
ties. repete with evered interest, stand
movable sympathy With the elected exponent OF constu
ticnal liberty retrenchnent and reform We will adhere
70 him and his coaborcrs with tho fidelity the
pion o righteous In every patriotic endcavor they
make secure the honest aud mstaknble will Of
large majority the American people consutonaly cx-
a polls,
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THE AQUATIC STAGE.

AZ the Lexington Avenue Opera House last night
there was gathering Of members OF all the boat clubs
Of thc city and many members OF clubs In Brooklyn
Jersey CITY and elscw here witness entertainment
provided by tho DaunIlcss Boat Club, aided by the
members OF the Argonautas The efforts Of those who
have little experience stage business are generally
open to criticism but last NIGHTS 0oings and sayings
OF tho oolored whcj performers OF the Dauntess and
Argonauta clubs such as to command the admra-
ton O the AUDIENCE.
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THE ILLINOIS SENATORSHIP.
[Dy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. !

srnSGFELD Jan. IL, 1877.
Present Appearances indicate tho election OF Cover.
nor John NJ. Palmer to the United States senate
Judge Davis, OF Bloomington, has been nominated by
the Independents Of the House and William Anderson
by the Senate independents, but thcro is but Ittlo
doubt that these candidates will bc dropped when the
ballot Is taken, when the coalition will ccct Palmer
IL Is possible that should the republicans see that
Logan is defeated they will spring Il. b. Washburne
upon tue track.
Ex-Governor John d. Palmer was unanimously nom
mated by Joint democratic caucus OF the Legislature
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DYING IN THE WOODS.

In strip OF woods stretching along GIrard avenue TO
157th street unknown woman WIS found last night
In a condition Of utter prostraton ON bong brought
the Thirty third precinct station house she expired
She was about forty years VI age, rather stout with
black hair aud eyes She wore black and gray
striped shawl, black waist, purple ovsrsktrt black
siik and gray knit undcrskirt&
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THE ICE CUTTERS STRIKE.

RoSpour, n. ", Jan. IL, 1877.
The strike among the Ice men sti continues, but all
ia quiet NO attempt made to begin work to-day
the employers intending to wait until Monday when
work viii bc generally resumed. Measures being
talked oi 10 Obtain the needed TO protect
Them From $40. 900 to $50, 900 usually pad out
hero by tho companies during the harvesting sea-
son, and tne absence Of this sum sensby eIt by the
dealers Of this city.
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SUIT AGAINST WILLIAM LIBBEY.

RoSDouT, N. ", Jan IL, 1877.
Tho case Of John g. Babcock and others against
William Lbbcy, tho surviving partner ofA T. Stewart,
for $4,000 damages for breach of contract, which
was on calendar Of the Circuit Court for the pres
cnt term has been, on account OF the absence ~
Europe Of witnoss named Rogers, put over TO Jan
uary 49, when Judge wcstbrook will hold special
tcrnn In nv
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and Catalonia, and troops In considerable numbers
havc been sent against them.
FAILURES WARSAW.
Vienna despatch reports that eight firms have
Jailed In Warsaw, with total liabilities estimated at
1000, 900 roubes.
THE BRAZILIAN CABLE IxTERRuPrEn
Tho Brazilian cable is interrupted between Bahia
and Rio Janeiro.
FOG
dense fog hung over London yesterday.
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THE KANSAS SENATORSHIP.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. !

By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALp1
ST. LOUIS, Jan. IL, 1871
The Senatorial contest In Kansas has not yet as.
sumed shape to JUSTLY predictions TO the result.
From present appearances it is probable that the
votes VIII bc almost evenly divided between tho four
leading candidates at The start and the solution OF tho
problem will depend on how long members Will stick
TO Their first cho:c Governor Osborn will lead IN tbe
The New York herald., 1877-01-13
SAVINGS BANK SUSPENDED.

Bosrox, Mass Jan. IL, 1871.
The Mechanics Savings Bank, established In 1874,
has suspended Owing to the stagnation OF business
aud other the scmiannual dividend, due Janu.
airy l. passed, and since then about $27 600 has
been drawn by dcpostors IRON tho bank IL Is prob
able that an injunction will be served order to pro-
tcct all the dcrosltors alike On the oath OF Dccc
there wero SAG, 061 81 due dcpositora
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HIM that for all practical purposes It will be virtually
an even start The friends OF the different candidates
are all sangunc and unless material change occurs
before tho election prolonged balioting may DO OK
pected- The contest ID The quietest and best tenn
pered that has ever been know in Kansas.
Tue night Tor state printer Is waging herceiy, tho
contest assuming new shape today by the appear
ance OF T. r Baker, OF the Topeka Commonwealth, as
candidate
The New York herald., 1877-01-13
RIOTOUS REFORMERS.
WORCESTER, Mass, Jan !

WORCESTER, Mass, Jan IL, 1877.
serious riot took place at the westboro State Re-
form School this evening Abou, 100 boys were en-
gagged IN tho uprising, and the signal was given by
shutting Off the gas the school rooms Tho
Tight was n desperate ono for few minutes, every
article OF furniture In TWO OF the
being completely demolished. The officers succeeded
In keeping the rioters in tho rooms until help was
summoned and then subducd them by tho FREQ use OF
water from the hydrant. None OF the officers or men
were seriously hurt and none Of the boys escnncd.
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BASIS OF DELUSION.

George N. Beard, N. D., delivered q lecture last
evening before the Liberal Club Dr.. Beard said his
remarks not intended for those whose minds
were made up the subject In order to study de.
lusions properly they should be takon together Spr
Itualsm and cnirvoyanco II iookcd at scientifically
should he considered IN their relations to each other
Al the oncuson OF the Doctors remarks there
lively tilt between the alists and sprtuaiist&
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THE CINCINNATI ICE GORGE.

CINCINNATI, Jan. II, 1877.
The leo in the river started again about midnight,
but soon gorged again. The steamer Andes was
sunk. No other boats were injured. The weather Is
colder and If IL thus continues further
OF tho ice is expected.
Tho Andes was valued at s24 900. No insurance.
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SINKING OF FIVE OYSTER BOATS.

BALTIMORE, Jan. IL, 1877.
Five oyster schooners while being towed out from
Eastern Bay to-day by steamtugs were cut through
bv tho ice and sunk. The crews were
ali rescued and taken to Annapolis. II
s stated that from sixty seventy oyster vessels are
still icebound in Eastern Bay and the suffer-
Ing food and in great destitutlon They will be
lieved to morrow ~
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THE TENNESSEE SENATORSHIP.
[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

DY TELEGHAPH TO THE HERALD.
NASHVILLE, JAM IL, 1871.
Tho Legislative Convention reached the fortieth
ballot without any result Bailey holding his own with
Keys friends, who have much TO gain by antagonzrng
Bate The Bailey faction pushing Bate and casing him
down from thirty TO twcntysx votes, Bailey standing
thirty-hvc Hon. Jordon Stokes, member Of Congress
before the war, will be nominated tomorrow. There
Is every indication Of q deadlock.
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HAD NO LICENSE.

Tho following liquor dealers accused OF sclng liquor
without proper licenses arrested last night :-j.
II. Simmis. No "a West Third street; August Van
Ruscher, No. a Clinton street; Henry Schmidt No 4
Clinton street, and Patrick Lynch, bartender Of
Howard N. KAN, No. 20 West Third street
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SENATOR BLAINE'S RECEPTION.

AUGUSTA Me-, Jan. H. 1877.
very largo and brilliant reception givcn this
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine to the members OF the
Legislature and State government and private citizens
including prominent OF boh parties from an
tons OF the State. Between 900 and 100 were
The New York herald., 1877-01-13
The ASHTABULA DISASTER.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, JAN IL, 1871.
The Leaders, special from Ash,aouin says the Cor.
oncr's jury tho late railroad disaster to-day OK
amincd experts In bridge building. Tho evidence
was entirely explanatory of irou bridges
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STEAMER SUNK BY THE ICE.

CINCINNATI Ohio, JAM II, 1871
Tho new steamer Calumet, which loaded for
New Orleans, sunk by moving ice hero this morn
ing The Calumet valued at S24, 900, and insured
for $4,000. She has cargo Of 800 tons, which will
probably be saved.
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HEAVY BUSINESS FAILURE.

Bosroy, Mass, Jan. IL, 1871
The recent failure CT Huddcll Sei,zcingcr In Pbila.
delpha, has caused somo commo,ion here, where
their liabilities arc heavy There arc claims against
the firm ot nearly 5000 900 held by Boston banks and
firms
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VCfage Temperature yekIcTUHy -O1a
vcragc temperature ior corresponding date last
year 2s,s
HERALD YACHT WEATHER ORDINATIONS.
JANUARY IL 1877.
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BELOW ZERO.
WATERFOWL. N. ". J,

WATERrowN, N ", Jan. 12, 1877
The Thermometer at ten O'Clock this morning ind-
Gated twenty degrees below Zero change of hy do
yrecs In ten hours.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
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WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OrPIcxR,
WAsusGroy, JAM 13--1 A. NJ.
Indications
During Saturday in the South Atlantic and East
Gulf Statcs falling followed by rising barometer,
warm scuthcrly winds vecrng to colder westerly and
northerly, increasing coudiness and probably occa-
Bonal rains.
In tho West Gulf States, Tennessee and the Ohio
Valloy, rising barometer. diminishing north to west
Winds, decidedly colder clear clearing weather,
probably succeeded from the last section to Northern
roxas by falling barometer and winds backing to
warmer southerly.
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In the lower lake region rising followed by falling
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by partly cloudy weather
In the Middle States, falling temporarily followed
BY rising barometer winds shifting to colder westerly
except higher temperature In New York, light
and rain succeeded by clearing weather.
In New England, falling, followed by rising barome
lcr eastcrly to southcry winds, shifting TO westerly,
rising temperature and snow clearing away during the
afternoon or night
Cautionary signals continue on tho Texas coast and
rom New Jersey TO Massachusetts,
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.
Tho following record will show'the changes In the
Temperature for the past twenty -four hours,
oar,son with the corresponding date Of last year. as
Indicated by tho thermometer ut Hudnurs pharmacy,
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

thing quict and likely to remain So and the Packard
Legislature gives evidence OF speedy dissolution.
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1T IS BETTER TO REMOVE THAN TO HIDR
compile bomishes Use GLKSS's sULrnuR SOAR not
cosmetics.
AWHILE PARKER'S GINGER TONIC SUB
irritation OF the and bowels IL Is equally Ell.
cncous In its effect the iunvs for coughs,
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cold in two days
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MAKING ROOM ron THE RUSSIANS.

roNrKHss MoNKoH' n, JHr Il, Io'1.
The monitors Wyandotlc Passaic and Moniauk,
which have been In the Roads for tho past three
months, were sent up to Norfolk to-day to make
for the Russian fleet, which Is hourly expected The
Roads crowded with merchant vessels.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-04-20
INTERESTING TABLE.

From this it will be seen that con-
testant Of 2:20 horse has nearly eight
seconds to save his distance, or in other
words, 2:2O gait from score TO score,
would leave Q: 2S gait near the distance
flag in three in five race.
The fine brown mare belonging to P W.
Strader, Esq, lost very fine foal by pre-
mature birth. She was in foal to Strader's
Hambletonian.
The good roads and pleasant weather of
last Saturday and Sunday brought out all
the drivable nags. All seemed to enjoy
the first efforts of Spring.
Eds. Tsl.-We were somewhat interest
ed in the turf items in the TELEGRAPH,
not long since, and the reader may be
interested to hear that we, little to the
east of you, are turning our attention to
field sports, in the line of trotting stock.
At the eastern boundary of Kingsville, on
the south ridge, on what is known at the
DR.. Spencer farm, lives a Mr. N Kelsey.
Mr.. z. was formerly from Schenectady,
N. Y; he bought the pace some three
years ago, and having lost all taste for
fighting Colorado potato bugs, has returned
to his first love-thst of handling horses,
in which he has had an extensive run, as
he has been superintendent of all the
horses on the Erie canal for twelve years.
His attention is now turned to fast horses,
and has owned several noted nsgs. He is
filling and grading a half mile track on
his farm which he intends to have in
three minutes condition by the tenth Of
May. Mr.. K. has three nimble flyers of
his own that are daily receiving the first
lessons of the turf. Besides, there are
other sporting men that have engaged
stalls and are going to use his track.
Charley Ingalls, of Conneaut, Jim Words
worth Of Girard, Pa, Chef Mitchell, and
Ben Brydle of Kingsville, are all intending
to make the dust fly on Kelsey's track,
which will be free for all who are desirous
OF enjoying the sport with fast stock.
If your Ashtabula boys want little
sport, after the track is in readiness, let
this answer as an invitation to come down
and show us ''how fields are won."
Amboy, April 10, u. H. JOCKEY.