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A COLD FLOODED BRAVO.

very large excursion wrni from Williamsburg to
Atlantic Park Rossaway, yesterday, and aboat nine
o'clock last evening returned. Durins the aay Joseph
Gucnther, deputy sheriff and court officer in Justice
6uck's Court, drunk heavily and qnarrclisi with his
vile. On The homswari trip be became more lncepsed
and left her at Tho depot ana, going into Charles
Fatenneyer's saloon, on Monlrqs ayonnc opposite
tho depor. continued drinking until ffeEzicc. Then
drawing kniic nc stepped the sidewalk to Xix
somebody for satisfaction Unfortunately 10. him
self inan employed 10 clean tho bathing
Atlantic PARK. happcnct 70 be passing ana Gncntlicr
stepped UP to am, and wltlort q word. plunged
tue smile INTO MS srea.t the blade penetrating
Just above the lclt nipple The poor fellow ran
down the aycauc. and turning the corner staggered
ma Tell exhausted from loss OF blood. fhc alarm was
quickly gwen, Ani while portion II Tie rcservc Of
the siSh prccluct carried the Injured to ne sta
ton house, corner OF Sagg street aud Bushwck ave-
rue, the remainder secured GuentheF Richards'
wounds were attended 20 by Ambulance surgeon
Preble and Dr. Hesse who subseq ucnily called poco
Surgeon Murphy, and hen he sas taken homo IN tho
albuiaEco. Gueathcr, who managed 10 sccrrtc his
Weapon denied committing The crme when the
station bu, cwilncsses susaacd the charge and he
was locked up
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conviction, as stated by Sir stafford Northcote,
Chancellor OF the Eychequer, in the House OF Com
mons that a discussion now would be disadvan-
tageous TO the public service.
NO NEGOTIATION WITH AUSTRIA
Mr. Bourke, Under Secretary Tor the Foreign De-
partment, in reply to a question, said:-.There has
been no negotiation between England and Austria
regarding the mobilization of Austrian troops in
case Roumania or Servia participate in hostlties
or the Russians enter Servia. the government
knows OF no direct negotiations between the Car
and the Sultan, therefore there is no ground for
protest. ! 10 not know that Austria has commune
Gated with Russia or Turkey on the subject
A SPEECH FROM DIsRAEIi.
In the House OF Lorls last night the Earl OF Bea-
consneld, acknowledging Lord raversham's cour-
tesy in Withdrawing his notice relative to the East
ern question, said:-"Whcn this cruel and destruc-
tive war commenced Her Malcsty's government
announced that it should adopt policy OF strict
neutrality, condition that British interests were
not imperilled
RUssIA's ANSWER CONCILIAToRY.
"Russia has returned an answer which, | think,
am authorized in describing conciliatory and
friendly to the communication in which We defined
what we considered to be our interests. The gov
eminent has no reason TO doubt that Russia will
honoraby observe the conditions which were the
subject Of that correspondence. But whatever be
the case, the maintenance Of those conditions Is
the policy OF the British government
PEACE TALK.
Berlin despatch asserts that Turkey recently
notified the Powers OF the Porte's Willingness to
conclude peace on the general basis of Count
Andrassy's reform note, but the correspondent
thinks this is not likely to lead to any practical
results just now. Russia Is far too strong and too
jealous of her reputation to acquiesce in Turkish
propositions alter one or several rebuffs Austria
and Germany, on the other hand, knowing that
Russia is resolved on continuing the war and, II
necessary going into winter quarters in Bulgaria
or RoumanIa. hesitate to recommend to Prince
Gortschakoff the message of the Grand Vizier.
GREECE AND SERvIA
Vienna despatch announces that the Greek
Envoy has left Belgrade His mission was failure.
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RELEASE OF AN ALLEGED FoRGER.

BALTIMORE, Nd, August 0. 1871
George Baynes, wno arrested II this city tho
2cth OF July charged with having stolen s 600 from
the office Of the Grand Trunk Railway. Montreal
Canada. and who, on a hearing OF the charge tho
I'd OF August, was released. but subsequently,
mitted on further charge OF having stolen 10000 IN
notes from the Consodatc Bank of Montreal and Of
having forged the name OF the cashier OF toe bank
said notes, had second hearing to-day and
leased the prosecution having tailed Ia thai the
accus cd had either uttered attempted utter tho
notes in question. 1t Is understOcG that the notes
tS23oU IN amounp which IN possession Of the dc
tectves have been attached by representatives OF the
Montreal lianS Baynes Is young knglishnan of inc
personal Appearance.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT..
OFFICE or TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, f!
WASHINGTON, August l0--l A. NJ. }

WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, August l0-l A. NJ.
Indications
For the lower lake region and the Middle States,
north and west Winds cooler, partly cloudy clear
weather and rising barometer.
For Friday in the South Atlantic states, northwest
winds, slightly cooler partly couuy weather and high
pressure VIII prevail
For the Gulf States, rising barometer, orthcast to
southeast Winds stationary temperature and partly
cloudy or clear weather
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, westerly winds,
cooler followed by warmer, clear weather aud rising
barometer
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri VAL
lcys and the upper lake region, north and Winds
possibly backing to southwest, cooler, followed by
warmer, clear weather and rising barometer
For New England rising, possibly followed by fall
ing barometer northeast TO northwest winds station
AIRY temperatures partly cloudy weather and possibly
light coast rains
The rivers will continue stationary or falling.
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Timothy Abbott Conrad tho distinguished spccal
scicntis4 found dead his bed the residence OF
Timothy Abbott his brothcr-ln-aw, III Trenton, N.
j.. yesterday morning lie had conscstigc chill
Wednesday evening, but improved ana, 1t Is supposed,
was taken with second and fatal attack during tho
night MI. Conrad Wal born IN New jersey la lS0,i
aud The author OF Fossil Shells OF the Tertiary
Formations of the United States. 1882; ''Monography
OF the Cnonidn OF the United Sta,es,r 1884, s'Paio-
onology OF The State OF New York, lS3S-1SiO ''lae.
ontolo9y OF tho Pacific Railroad Survey IN Cali
iornii, 1854, and "paloonoOsy OF the Mexican
Boundary survey 1874 HIS great attain ments as
conchooslsl an pacontoosist gave him European
reputation masy years ago.
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ANOTHER SUICIDE.

Mrs.. Mary Miller, 4 woman nity-nlne years OF ago,
residing at No. 200 Six.h street. Williamsburg, COM
mttcd suicide yesterday by taking Paris green. she
had unmarried daughters relnaiulng with her;
third daughter Mira Hardy resides about three blocks
OF. Three weeks ago the TWO d4ughtcrs after quar-
rel, left their mother totally without support and
reside Ia Now York Tho Old lidy, dishcart-
cncd, took 10 druk, aud, knowing that her married
daughter could supply all her wants dctern ned to
die. she accordingly took OF PARIS green
"Wednesday night Just before gong bed and during
tho night sue died. Ambulance surgeon Prcbie was
called q. but too Into o BIO of serXlrp.
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Mr.. j. G. whitney, director In the Park aud EN-
porium Insurance. companies and Atlantic state Bank,
died at his residence, No. 20 Willow street, Brooklyn
yesterday morning, OF paralysis OF the brain. The
deceased was an atte ndant az Plymouth Church Tor
several years and had Dccn engaged In the grocery
business with h.s brother since 1913 lie is spoken OF
a. being genial and honest man. His funeral VIII
take pace at four O'Clock Sunday afternoon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-10
A CALAMITY THREATENED.

PROBABLE FLOODING OF THE UNION PACIrIC
WORKS AT OMAHA.
OMAHA, Neh, August 0, 1877.
Tho danger to the Union Pacific Railroad shops and
smelling works from the river Is considered so imm
nent excite grave apprehensons 10 the minds OF
the community in general and u mass meeting has
been called for tonight TO take action toward
averting what would prove dire calamity TO the in
terests Of this city should those fears be realized
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FOUR HOURS FREE.

John smart and Thomas Rodgers, ihcvcs, escaped
from the Pcunontinry on Backwes Island yesterday
mornng and swan across the East RIVER t. tho CITY,
Alter changing their clothes they went on spree re-
jocing over thcr escape. When Ninth avenue near
l25h street, they were arrested by policeman
pcious characters AT the station house they confessed
Their identity The Warden OF tho pcnitcntiary was
communicated with aud nc sent officers who took tho
two prisoners bacs TO the Island.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-10
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

David A. Wells, OF Norwich Conn, and Congress-
man John H. Starin, OF schenectady are at the Fifth
Avenue. Chief Engineer William W. W. Wood,
United States Navy, is at the Un:oI Squire Rov.
Dr. Il. L. Magoon, OF Philadelphia, Is at tho St
Denis. Samuel NJ. shoemaker of Baltimore, ut the
Gilsey. Henry II. Person. OF Albany, is at tho Ross
mere. General \. VI. Curtis. OF ogdensburg, Is at
the Metropolitan Commander John W. phhp United
States Navy and General j udson fitzpatrick of New
Jersey, are at the SiurevaLt a. d. Hazcn, OF the
Post Oticc Department, is at the St Nicholas.
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WEST VIRGiNIA'S CAPITAL.

WHEELING, August o. 1877.
The statement Of the h.eAigencer based on The re-
turns OF the In tnc state the capital ques
ton on Tuesday; is that no pou, has received
majority aud therefore second election will have
take place 10 October. 1875 which Is the date OF the
next general election West Virginia. The compel
ing points VIII b. Ciarksbrrs and Charleston.
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RAILROAD COMBINATION.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, August 0, 1871
II Is announced here that the Kansas Pacific ard
Atchlson Topeka and Santa Pc railroads have formed
pool for all local and through passenger and freight
business. Each road viii be allowed forty OF
gross earnings for expenses, anu the remaining
sixty cent will be divided equally between the two
roads
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LEWIS BROOKS.

LOWS Brooks, who gave $50 900 TO the University Of
Virginia year ago aud $4,000 TO the Washington and
Lee University, dlod suddenly at Rochester, N. Y =,
yesterday. rms is tho nrst announcement OF hts
name IN connection w,tn these boncfactions He was
also a liberal friend oil local charities
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PROBABLE HOMICIDE.

Joseph Gowan was struck on tho head by three men
yesterday afternoon, and sustained compound frac-
tire OF the skull He taken 10 the Chambers
Street Hospital by officer OF the Twenty seventh
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SENATOR CoNKLING.

Senator Roscoe Corkliug whose friends expected
him from Europe yesterday and disappointed al
his arrival, may New York to-day. Evcry
preparation has been made Tor his proper reception
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FATAL ACCIDENT.

TORONTO, ont, August 0, 1877.
Today two men, Robert Miller and J. ii. Williams,
employed In building mansard root on Samson, Ken
ncdy X Gcmmcl's warehouse tell TO tho ground and
were both killed.
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KILLED BY LIGHTNING.

Troy, \. y, August O. 1877.
Ella Del Noco daughter of A. Del Noce, bank note
ongraver, was killed by lightning at Huctts Landing
Lake George, yesterday.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

Tho following record will show the changes tho
temperature for the past twcnty four hours.
parson with the corresponding date OF last year.
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
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OBITUARY.

average yesterday 1OM
Average temperature for corresponding date last
year. ........................ 7sN
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-17
NEVADA ITEMS.

Tn. Reno .Js.rnai Of Wednesday has tho
followiny account OF an accident : Yester-
day Afternoon Mr.. Leahy, clearinghouse
lespcr at the new MILL Fairs
camp. met with = misfortune In breaking
his leg. lie WAS on top Of the house
hiins . s'ovep,ps, "1ppsa anu mn ,h '.
s'ounu WIN ",.,sI n, nsv.on was
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CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

The Placer Aryss Of the 18th says: For
4 long time past A. o. Bell, who lives near
Rock creek. about three miles from An
burn. has been prospecting ON various
quartz hedges, but with very meagre sue
cess. About four weeks ago he began sink
Ing . shaft on q ledge known ~ the "Lifs
Preservcr." which paid well from the com
mcncement and has increased all the way
down. Tho shaft Ia now about thirty feet
deep. FROM Monday morning till wednes.
day noon he took out. u Is estimated. be-
tween $50, 900 and $4,000, $1,000 OF which
was taken out In about an honr. This
statement il corroborated by parties who
have seen ii. The ledge Ia about u foot
In thickness. and Is mostly d%ecomposed
rock. The mine Is now shut down aud
we'll guarded. One small specimen worth
about 800 Is on exhibition at the bank.
Mr.. He'll on Wednesday sold his mino for
500. 900 10 some parties from Inyo county.
There Is considerable excitement. and all
the vicinity is being taken up.
The wAilA walla Tiaion says: The season
4. so far advanced that II IL safe 70 predict
that the crop Of fruits OF oil kinds In this
valley will this year DO enormous. SO far
~ VIZ hhNo been hDic w warn sho iiusso W -
couple Of weeks. dld little or no damage.
In some localities the frost killed part OF
tho superAbundance Of fruit forming on
the trees. but tho balance bids fair 10 DO OF
extra large sizc. and superior quality.
The Collinsville salmon canning factory
is running night and day. 80 great 10 the
supply Of fish being furnished. The bust
ness Is constantly increasing. and the COM
pany are making large shipments to Aus.
iraliA. The proprietors pay the Italian.
twenty-five cents apiece for salmon. and
some days they deliver q thousand fab.
The eight-stamp quartz mill. which was
erected for Hamilton Mccormick. on Gold
Flat. has been sold To Sneidsr 4 Co. IL Ia
now bxing removed to Deer Creek, below
Randolph Flat.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-17
Origin Of Joe Smiths Polyuamy Reve.
latlon.

We will impsrt to our readers a bit Of
church history. The Mountain Meadows
hero, John ID. Lee. was n Of the forty
everlasting priests selected by Joseph
Smith TO form q quorum to test tho revs-
lations vouchsafed TO that holy prophet
that they might pronounce whether they
were the true word Of God. All rsvela.
tons which passed the scrutiny Of that
synod Of devout men were presented 10
the congregation VI tho saints In confer
cnce NJ the declared will Of the Lord.
hut tho revelation on polygamy was
never presented to this quorum Of forty.
And for this reason. One day Joseph's
wife. tho Lady Elect, was greatly shocked
by discovering her prophet husband In an
clubhouse In very suspicious relations with
\ female ~neophyte. The injured wife
made complaint to the High Council and
the amorous Joe was cited TO appear. Ho
admitted the charge and asked q continu.
anco OF two weeks 10 put In an answer
In tho meantime no evolved from his
true inwardness the revelation ON polyga-
my. and rs immediate use was required Of
this opportuno document there was no
time To submit II TO tho quorum.
This Is what the Illinois Legislators Of
the current session would call passing .
law with an emergency law.-Sah Lake
u, ibsHs.
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BuRsEp TO DE,rH.-Miss Maggie Kelly,
whose parents reside near Mayhsw's sta.
ton. attended the Red Mems picnic last
Saturday. accompanied by friends. When
the train reached Reuters, returning.
they left II and took their wagons 10 drive
home. shortly after starting her clothing
was discovered TO be on fire, Q quantity OF
straw In the bottom OF the wagon, placed
there for the comfort Of thoss riding. hav-
ing become ignited by . spark from the
locomotive or some other accidental cause.
She jumped from the wagon. and hor
father caught her and did all he could 10
put the fire out. burning his hands shock.
ingly. lie finally succeeded. but not un-
iii her clothing had been almost entirely
torn of and she had been severely burned.
but not In such q mi - 70 be at first
considered dangerous. The shock to her
nervous system was so great. however. that
she never rallied. and death ensucd yester-
day ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Record Caios.