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The New York herald., 1877-12-27
FATAL RAILROAD CRASH.


TRAINS coLLIDISG ~ THE FoG-Two MEN
KiLLzD-A TRAIN DEs2ArcHEa's FEARFUL
ERROR
CHEYENNE, Wy. T.. Dec 20. 1877.
Express train No. ana .reigh. train No. came
into collision mile east this city O'Clock
this afternoon. dense iog prevailed at the time
train until they within 100 yards OF each other
When Weeks the engineer Of the express discovered
the freight train approaching he reversed his
engine, and applying the air brake, he and his
fireman jumped. The latter received no injury and
Weeks escaped with dislocited ankle. Michael Cal
ahan, the fireman of the freight train, Instantly
killed. and Michael Maguirc tho engineer. had both
his legs cut on ana died two hours later.
Conductor Curtis OF the freight train, was on
the engine, but he jumped before the col
iision and saved his life. At the tmo OF
tho accident neither train moving at OF
more than ten miles per hour. The engine OF the
freight train was driven entirely through tho first
freight car ana badly wrecked The express engine
was less damaged and tho passenger tram behind tho
first baggage car was very little injured. Tho express
messenger was thrown from end to end OF the car,
but was uunjured. The responsibility OF the accident
rests upon the dispatcher, Mr. Lanadon, who, It is
said, realized his mistake in not holding the express
for the freight train to pass when too late to stop IT,
The New York herald., 1877-12-27
RIVAL FERRY COMPAN ES.

Arsmor was current yesterday that n disturbance
was brewing botwccn the Annex Company and tho
Union Ferry Company Of BrooSlyn, touching the
rxht OF the latter interfere with the claims OF tho
former to occupy the wharf at the foot OF Fulton
street Brooklyn. About three months ago, or more,
the Annex Company commenced 10 run Two boais.
tho James II. stevens aud tho Burbcck, from
the foot OF Montgomery street, Jersey city,
10 JowclI's dock, near the fulion terry, brooklyn.
ON Christmas bay new boat caen the Annex, 40
feet in length by thirty ieet In BREADTH winch is
destined carry wagons and irclght, moorcd
alongside Jcwell's dock, circumstance which gave
rsc TO considerable comment among tho ferry hands
who doubtless magnlDcd the aduiton TO their advcr
sarics ic1t INTO tho proportions OF an implied intent
thcir part to commit como overt act looking
requirement by force or otherwise, OF their territory
Tho relations existing between the two com pan %,
according 10 th.r officers OF tho most friendly
character possible, and thcy were kcly to oremain
The New York herald., 1877-12-27
OBlTUARY
sILAs D. scuopEn. 81. d.

sILis d. sCCoDER. 81. d.
Siias Scudder, N. D., died OF Monday at 80 AS
Grand avenue. Brooklyn, after a long End painful III.
ness About four years ago he settled IL Brooklyn.
making specially OF The diseases OF women student
OF the New York Medical College. and subsequently,
student in the Medical University Paris, France.
DR. scuddcr also the lrst physician in charge.
and may BE- considered the founder OF tbs Sims Hos
pitai Tor Women IN New York he aficrward cstab-
lished grand hospital, with like special feature,
near Madras in inda. That he raised also 10 great
usciulncss aud success The government accepted the
trnst charge ana support OF II, ana II is now under
the control Q! nephew OF the dead gentleman and
son OF his brother. Rev. Henry Martyu Sculder, NJ.
d., D. d., of Brooklyn. The physicians OF irookiyn
held pr. seadder IN very high regard. All that family
and professional skill and iovr could Tor bin
done, but he tell, IN the prime OF ic. he threshold
OF = new great career, victim oi Br2hts disease.
The funeral service will be neld to-day. AZ one N
at No 4l5 Grand avenue Rev. Il. ;. Slorrs, D. d..
LII n Will oicate and tho lntcrnient VIII take place
~ tue lamily buryng ground IN Freehold n. j. Or.
5cudder leaves widow ana ivur children
The New York herald., 1877-12-27
RAIDING INDIANS STRUCK.

PUi SUIT OF THE DEPREDAroRs INTO MEXICO.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 26, 1871
The following has been received at tho War Depart
ment-
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. Is, 1877.
ADJUrANr GENERAL, Washington, u. G. =
General Kautz has just received the following from
Camp Bowie Arizona, dated the Gath inst. =
Lieutcnants Rncker md Toucey. OF the Sixth cavalry,
returned. Struck party that KILLED mail rider 14lh,
of Stecn's Peak Range. Killed one. Five days
later struck them IN Old Mexico Surprised u runc
OF thirty-iour Wickeyaps Destroyed camp; captured
sixteen horses. fifty saddles aud lots of stuT which
renegades had taken from train. Fifteen dead IN
dians on ground; more killed Mail recaptured.
MCDOWELL
The New York herald., 1877-12-27
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFricER,{
WAsnISGroN, Dec al A. II.

WAR DEPARTMENT, !
OFFICE OF CnIEP SIGNAL oYFicER,{
WAsnIsGroN, Dec al A. H.
Indications
For the Middle Atlantic States northeast Winds
falling barometer cloudy and raiLy weather. possibly
followed by northwest winds and partly cloudy
weather
For New England, northery winds, cooler weather.
stationary or falling bar ometer.
For Thursday IN the South Atlantic and East Gulf
States stationary rising barometer westerly Winds
and warmer, clear or partly cloudy weather
For tho West Cult states, Upper Mississippi and
Lower Missouri valleys, stationary or falling ba-
romotcr warmer castcrly Winds aud clear or partly
cloudy weather.
For Tennessee. the Ohio Valley and lake region,
north to east winds stationary pressure and tcpera
turc, cloudy weather and light rain possibly clearing
away tn Tennessee.
The rivers win continue stationary or rising.
The temperatures VIII continue above freezing In
tho canal regions Of Maryland and Virginia.
Cautionary signals continue at Capn Hattoras KITTY
Hawk, Cape Henry and Norfolk, ana are ordered Tor
Cape May, Atlantic City, Barnegat and Sandy Hook.
The New York herald., 1877-12-27
THE BORDER TROUBLES.

AN ENCOUNTER BETWEEN THE TROOPS AND
MOD ELpoITED- PRISONERS LyScHED By
THE RANGERS.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 26, 1871
Tho War Department to-day received dispatches in
relation to events that have just transpred In San
Ezario and Ia I'll Paso county; but the only nforma
ton made public by the department is that all is
quiet there, and that Colonel Lewis, who commands
in San Ezario has been ordered TO assist the Sheriff
In making arrests prevent violence against all pcr.
sons arrested and 10 protect the citizens IRON being
pillaged or In any way interfercd with by the mob
gNcouNTRR WITH rHE
II IS unoficiay stated. however that the United
States troops were called upon TO assist IN making
arrests OF parties connected with tho killing OF judge
Howard and others; tnat IN dong SO resistance was
offered two tho mob killed. and that
qucntly two OF the persons arrested taken out
and iynched by rangers.
The New York herald., 1877-12-27
SHOT BY AN OFFICER.
rBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. I

HARpER's FERRY, W. Va, Dec 70 1871.
A disturbance which threatened serious conse.
quenccs occurred hero yesterday The riotpus clio.
men, was composed OF boatmon OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal and rough characters who iniest the
Maryland shore Of the Potomac opposite this place.
ana led by Tom Sammon, notorious rough
and Taylor Reed and Handsome Harry, canal
boatmen. About two O'Clock 4. NJ. they as
saulted q negro in the Shenandoah Hotel saloon.
Aftcrward they beat a negro named Gum 1hornto on
in serious manner, and assaulted negroes wherever
seen the streets. Oihcer RodericK, with bumpcr
OF citizens, attempted the arrest OF Sammon. Reed
and Harry Sammon attempted to draw his pistol.
when Officer Rodcrck shot him, tho hall taking effect
the lett shoulder and iuicting dangerous wound
A citizen struck Sammon tho head with stone.
lie carried of by his friends aud was supposed to
be dying.
The New York herald., 1877-12-27
MURDER AND SUICIDE.

ST. Louis, Dec ~, 1871
Between ono and two O'Clock TINS morning Charles
Ryberg, y wiper In tho shop ot the Indianapolis and
St Louis Railroad At East ST. Louis, attempted to
murder his wife whilc she lay In bod asleep He
struck four heavy blows tho head with potato
mashcr, rendering her insensiblo. Believing he had
killed tor, nc shot himself just buck Of the right
ple with small Derringcr; but this rot producing
tue desired result he cut two deep gashcs his
left wrist, severng the tcndons and arteries. Soon
atcrward Mrs. Ryberg recovered consciousness, and,
finding her husband nscnsibe on the floor, aroused
the ncighbnrA doctor was sent for, who dressed
the wounds Of both parties IL supposed both
will survive, but RyDerg Is in a critical condition,
sulting from great loss OF blood. Mrs. Ryberg
tributes her husbands action to temporary insanity
caused by sickness last summer. she says he
suffered two or three similar attacks, but committed
no violence during either OF them.
The New York herald., 1877-12-27
SHOCKING MURDER MYSTERY.
MAN wAYLAID AND SHOT IN THE DUSK
AT CLOSE RANGE.

MAN wAYLAID AND SHOT IN THE DUSK
AT CLOSE RANGE.
by TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
BoYKS's DEPOT, Southampton county. Va.
Dec. 70, 1877.
The greatest excitement prevails IN this county
the dabolical and brutal murder OF quiet and
inoIcnsive ctzen named William H. Fuller Christ
Eve. On the morning OF that day Fuller lett mis-
homc which, is distant from this point about three
miles with his gun. and repaired to turkey blind,
which he had previously baitcd, for the purpose Of
shooting wild turkeys Tor various Christmas DIN ncrs
Tho entire day passed, anu much to the sur
p.iso OF his family Fuller did not
turn Night and the ANXIOUS family
remained up in the expectation OF seeing the abs
member once more AT noue but in vain Christmas
moruing arrived, and still, there being tidings
IRON the miss,n. man. tho alarm became general and
four friends started to search Tor him.
SHOCKING DISCOVERY.
They proceeded In tue direction OF tho turkey blind.
wherc they arrived about o'clock in ing,
and hsrc horrible spectacle met their gaze. Tue
within u few icet OF his bud, the noad being shot
nearly entirely oil and several ghastly staDs appearing
iu the right breast From the indications the gun OF
tho dastardiy assassin must have been held
tho head Of his victim that It burned tho flesh.
no APPEARANCE OF SUICIDE.
The gun oil the murdered mun found not dis.
charged, which Clearly proves that ho was brutally
assassinatcd. From view Of the surroundings and
the circumstances IS apparent that the m rer
undoubtedly sccreted himself the turkey bind and
that Fuller was on Inc point oi entering II IN tho
darkness OF the carly morning the fun load OF
assassius - weapon was discharged into his head Tho
stabs werc than inflicted IN the breast
FLIGHT or TIN ASSASSIN
Alter committing tho ioul and premoditated decd
the murderer must have lied rapidly, without oven
taking the prccauton TO discnargc Fulier's gun,
which might have loft the impression that he had
cidcnially shot himself
nus AND cry AFTER THE cuLpnIr
So lar arrest has been made, does susp cion
attach to any person, but the whole county IL
usadu nd he ltun q n hp frnrk ar ha
murderer Detectives have also been sent TOR 10 work
nm 4 klo
The New York herald., 1877-12-27
THE PARIS EXPOSITION.

APPOINTED CHIEF or THE NEW YORK OFFICE.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 70, 1871
II Is announced that Mr.. Rufus VI. Smith has been
appointed by Ex-Governor Mccormick as chief OF the
New York oIlce, to superntcnd the allotment OF
space IN the American section of the Paris Exposition
private firm OF this city, VINO engage TO take charge
OF American exhibits, state that they nave already
cured tho representation OF over Atty OF the largest
manufacturers In tho United Statos.
The New York herald., 1877-12-27
BABY SHOW GIFTS.

Tho dusky darngs who won prizes at Gimorc's
Garden duly received them yesterday Tho Office Of
the manager of tho show was throngcu early by a
crowd Of oxpccant coored mothers Little Daisy
Hopkins, who awarded prizc. has died since the
exhibition Mrs. Mary Limcson. the winner oi the
prizo for the handsofnast motncr was on hand also
the whitcst mother, Mrs. Dudley, and many others,
who we're made happy
The New York herald., 1877-12-27
APPLICATIONS POURING IN.

Over thirty applications Tor space at the Paris tx.
position we're yesterday received ut tho oflco Of tho
United States Commissioner in the Post once build
ing. Tho largest number was from New England.
Up TO this tnc over two hundred have applied Tor
space. Commissioner Mccormick complains that no
is overrun with applications ior appointment as ad-
ditionai commissioners az wcll us tor ccrksnp3 Tor
which no provision can possibly be nude.
The New York herald., 1877-12-27
SAVINGS BANK MATTERS.

ALBANY, N. r., Dec. 90, 1877.
Justice ingalls, has issued an order on the applica-
tion OF the Attorney General dssoving tho Mechanics
and Traders Savings Institution and tho Clairmont
Savings Bank both of New York.
Judge Landon has appointed +. II. Tompkins re-
ceiver OF tho Rochelle Savings Bank.
Robert Hoe, stephen d. Tucker and George g.. Hal
lock have been appointed JOINT receivers OF the
Oriental Bank, by Judge OSBORN.
The receiver OF the Clinton Savings Bank, OF New
York city has made his report 10 ihe Supreme Court
lnd Judge Landon has issued order thereon direct
Ing the receiver TO pay dividend OF twenty-five per
tent
The New York herald., 1877-12-27
RECEIVER APPOINTED.
ANOTHER LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY DEL

ANOTHER LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY DEAD.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
PRoviDEycg, Dec. 20. 1871
In the Supreme Court to-day IN SUIT brought by
the Insurance Commissioner agains: the Economical
Life Insurance Company, Charles II. Merrman was
appointed receiver OF the property of the defendant
corporation, the Commissioner representing that it
Vas insolvent, and the company was therefore en-.
oined from proceeding further in transacting busi-
neas
The New York herald., 1877-12-27
FATAL AFFRAYS.

A MAN SHOT IN DRUNKEN CARoUsAL.
LAWRENCE Mass, Dec. 20. 1877
During drunken row last evening at a farmhouse
In Methuen, Mass, occupied by George Slade, an
Engishman, and his witc, Michael Doran, aged
eny-thrce, was killed. II is alleged, by Mrs. Siade
by shooting him In the breast with shotgun. As
all tho parties drunk contradictory statements
are made by them. Slade and wiic have been ar
rested.
The New York herald., 1877-12-27
TOM EWING ON THE RAMPAGE.

lBy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
LANCASTER, Ohio, Dec. 90, 1871
General Tom Ewing made speech 10 large assem-
sagc Of people last evening, the occasion OF SER
,nadc, In which no denounced the Eastern press with
bittercst emphasis ana spoge OF hts perfect faith
bhc passage Of the Specie Resumption Repeal bill by
she Senate and Its approval by the President
The New York herald., 1877-12-27
LOSS OF LIFE BY FIRES.

MOTHER AND LITTLE GIRL PERISH IN con-
SEQUENCE OF KEROSENE ACCIDENT.
RoSpoUT. N. ", Dcc 2e, 1871
BY the explosion Of q kerosene lamp, which in turn
fired oil tank In tho store OF W II. Roberts,
the building burned last night. Tho upper part OF
the building occupied by six families, most
whom escaped with only the clothes they wore.
James Brophy, one OF the tenants, was rescued by
the tremcn with ladders, but his wife and little girl
sufocatcd before aid could be gven ant per.
ishcd In the flames. Their bodies wero found this
morning, blackened and charred masses, with htto
semblance 10 human forms.
The New York herald., 1877-12-27
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.

(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALp.1
KNoxvIII.E Tenn, Dec. 20. 1877.
A destructive fire occurred at Swectwater, forty
miles from this city, at a late hour on Christmas
night Five stores. warehouses and several other
buildings burned The total loss Is estimated ut
The New York herald., 1877-12-27
WRECKED FISHERMEN.

Sylvan vanbrunt and son, two fishermen OF Long
Branch, we're out fishing short distance IRON shoro
Tuesday afternoon, owing TO carclcssness their
part tho boat cnpsizcd by breaker The crow
IRON the life saving station wont 10 their assistance
anu Drour ht them TO the shore in q short time
The New York herald., 1877-12-27
4 sKuLL cRAcKEp wIrn A pIrcurR.

ALBANY, y. T., Dec. &c, 1877.
Early yesterday morning two friends under the in.
nuence Of liquor were sculling a saloon and dnaIy
came to blows when one, named John Desmond, was
struck tho head with pitcher by the other, named
William Powers. Dcsmond's skull was fractured, and
he died to-day. Powers is in jail.
The New York herald., 1877-12-27
SHOT BY A WOMAN.

D.ADwooD, ID. T., Dec. 2c, 1877.
Aman named Edward rrimpy went into the "reari"
saloon this morning, and there became engaged In
dispute some missing money with a Kttv Spar.
row, better known among the sporting fraternity as
'Iricks rne quarrel finally resulted IN the shooting
OF Trimpy by .'rficks," the bali striking Trnpy
the right cheek, the nosc aud passing through
the back OF his head The wound Is considered fatal.
The New York herald., 1877-12-27
CENTRAL VERMONT RAILROAD.

MONTREAL. Dec 26, 1871
Governor Smith has rctainod the presidency, but
esIgned the management OF tho Central Vermont
.ailroad. George r. Bentley has been appointed
and Lansing Mills manager OF through
raiic. Il. Hobart has been retained as general
,nportutendent m
The New York herald., 1877-12-27
ARRIVAL OF TROOPS AT BHowSsvILLE-PEACE-
R1rr fnNn1rInx OF AEEAIps

FUL CONDITION OF AFFAIRS.
BRowSsylLLE, Texas, Dec. 90, 1877.
Tho steamer Harlan arrived at Brazos yesterday
morning with three companies of United States
troops from Tow Orleans. They loft tho steamer at
Brazos and reached this city by rail last cvonn2
These troops the rst Of the additional force
Gently ordered 10 the RIO Graude.
The lower Rio Grande has been remarkably quiet
for several months past In fact since the rad the
Rio Grandc City Jal1, tour months ago, there has
been dcprcdattons OF any kind worthy OF mention.
The New York herald., 1877-12-27
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REVENUE MARINE CADETS LEAVE.

[BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE HERALDl
NEWPORT X. L. Dec. &c 1877.
Tho revenue marine cadets board the United
States revenue cutter J. G. Dobbiu, New Bedford,
have been granted two weeks leave oil absence.
The New York herald., 1877-12-27
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record VIII show the changes In the
temperature tor tho past tweny-lour hours in CON-
parison with the corresponding OF last year. as
Indicated by tho thermometer ut Hudnuts pharmacy,
HERALD BulIdinp:-
The New York herald., 1877-12-27
CANAL STRIKE ENDED.

MONTREAL, Dec. 20, 1917.
Tho strike on tho Lachine Canal Is now ended Tho
men have resumed cents per hour. Fifteen
-..ia per hour are paid for teams.
The New York herald., 1877-12-27
GIoRGE EARL.

Mr. George Earl, for long timc Eastern passenger
agent for the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Raj.
road, was buried yesterday IRON his residence
Ccho.s
The New York herald., 1877-12-27
HELD FOR ILL-TREATMENT.

BOSTON, Dec. 70, 1871.
Ann McCulum, arrested on MONDAY for brutal
treatment OF a littlc girl named Emily +. Harmon.
who died last sunday, was to-day arragncd in the
Municipal Court and held In the sum oil 900,
The New York herald., 1877-12-27
roun PERSONS sAcn1rIcnp pY rnE ISoENpIAnY

FOUR PERSONS SACRIFICED BY THE IScENDIARY
TORCH.
CENTRAL CITY, Col, Dec. &c, 1877.
Between one and two o'clock this morning IRE was
dscos cred in unoccupied building between Gen.
tral City and Blackhawk. II was cxtinguished before
much damage had been done, and while the 6remen
were returning another fro was discovered IN the
residence OF Thomas TerrlL Tho first persons arriv
Ing at tho scene heard tho screams Of the inmates,
but the lire had such hcndway Tint nothing could be
done to them. Four persons perisncd In tho
names-AIrs. Tcrriil, Johnnie Terrl, William John
Tcrrl and Robert Jctfreys. There Is a strong sus-
pcion Of nccndiarism, as the smell OF coal oil was
noticeable about both buildings and both lrcs seemed
to have started from the outside, besides which man
was running away from the first building
The New York herald., 1877-12-27
A FORGER REMANDED.

ST. JouS n. b., Dec. 20, 1871
Hooper, alias Mlor, the Georgian forgcr, In
.ustody here, Is further rcmanded for one wcok.
The New York herald., 1877-12-27
FATAL ACCIDENT.

PirTsBURG, Pa. Dec. 20, 1871
James Boyd, member OF tho City Council and fore
man or Macintosh. Hcmphiil Il Co.'s foundry, was
killed by crane falling him at the foundry TINS
morning.
The New York herald., 1877-12-27
POST OFFICE AGENT ARRESTED.
PHILA Dec. 20. 1877.

John Pauliing, Post O1icc route agent on tho
tcading Railroad. was to-day hold to answer at tse
term the United states Court for the charge
uealing letters from the mails
The New York herald., 1877-12-27

W. W. Hcaton OF DIXON ILL.,, Chici Justice oil tho
Appellate Court Tor tho Chicogo district died
very suddenly In Chicago yesterday oil hcart disease
The New York herald., 1877-12-27
KICKED 10 DEATH BY A HORSE.

PATERSON, N. j., Dec 90, 1877.
John McCabe, hostier, IN the employment OF s.
Kncn 4 Co.. was found dead In the stable this morn
Ing He had been kicked by a horse.
The New York herald., 1877-12-27
d. W. ROSS.
". w. HEATON.

D. W, Rose. OF Springfield H., well known railroad
man, died at Denver Col, yesterday mornins.
The New York herald., 1877-12-27
AN INSANE WOMAN BURNED TO DEATH.

LEWISTON, No., Dec 20, 1871
Harriet Foss, insane woman, burned to
death By the burning OF Eben stenchned's residence
to-day.
The New York herald., 1877-12-27

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