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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Jan. 22-1A 4. 81.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Jan. 22-l A. 81.
Indications.
For New England, tho lower lake region AMI the
Middle Atlantic States, cloudy and foggy weather,
OF light rain followed In tho last Two districts
by clearing weather, winds shifting TO colder north
and west, and rising barometer
For The South Atlantic States, colder, clear or
partly cloudy weather, westerly winds and rising
barometer
For Tennessee, the Ohio Valley and upper lake re-
eon, clearing weather, colder .northwcs,erIy winds
and rising barometer
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val.
ieys, clearing weather, warm southwestery vesring
to colder northwest WINDS followed by rising baroms-
ter.
A wave OF high barometer and low temperature 10
entering the Northwest from Manitoba, and on Wed
ncsday COLDER clear partly cloudy weather will pre-
vail east OF the Nississppi River
The Lower Mississippi will slowly rise below Nom.
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complaining OF the warke attitude OF Greece the
British government has transmitted it without
comment to the English Charge d'Anaires here"
AT ANY PRICE
special despatch to The Vienna Political CORE
spondence from Constantinopie says the opinion
daily gains ground that In consequence OF the
threatening aspect OF internal affairs, especially In
the capital, the Porte will be compelled 10 pur-
chase the cessation Of hostIllties vt any price.
Three hundred thousand refugees are neeing to
Constantinope.
STANLEY BREAKFASTS WITH TIE PRESS.
Henry M. Stanley was entertained at deje,oeT
by tho PARIS Press Club yesterday. Representa-
tives from the principal French and foreign Journals
were present.
HONoRs AWAITING HIN IN ENGLAND.
The Royal Geographical Society yesterday re-
solved to give banquet In honor OF Henry NJ.
Stanley and to invite him to read paper on his
explorations.
pAPAL ALLocUrIoN
Rome correspondent elcgraphs that 1t Is expected
that Papal allocution will be delivered the
death OF King Victor Emmanuel and tho accession Of
King Humbert.
STORMY DAY AT VERSAILLES.
In the French Chamber OF Deputies yesterday Ad-
mlral Fouchard, behalf of tho Right, moved that
honceorth two-thirds majority be necessary TO de-
caro IN election invalid.
II. Gnmbetta opposed the motion. Ho called for
tho previous question aud made q vigorous attack
she minority.
NJ. Paul De Cassagnac retorted vehementIy, attack
ing the majority.
NJ. Cuneo d'ornano (Bonapartisp was twice called
TO order during the debate
The sitting was a stormy one.
NJ. Gambctia's motion for The previous question
adopted by vote OF 312 against 1856
PRINCE BISMARCK READY FOR WORK
II is expected that Prince Bismarck will have sufa
GENTLY from his illness to attend the Open
Ing Of Parliament. His negotiations with Herr Won
Bennin2sen have led to no practical result
SAFETY OF THE NEEDLE
The Cleopatra obelIsk, which passed the Downs SUM-
day afternoon and Margac at hali-pust four OF the
same day in tow OF the tusboat Augla IL now safely
moored in the Thames on Gravesend. The work OF
landing II vii! be begun. All on board the
obelisk boat well.
ARBITRATION SOUTH AMERICA.
despatch from Buenos Ayres dated January 10
says thar the question between Argentine Repub-
lie and Chilli, concerning the Patagoninn frontier mas
been arranged by agreement submit II TO aroi-
tration 10 accordance with the provisions Of the treaty
OF 1866
THE STRIKING xINHRs
The Northumberland miners have decided to up
point committee to settle the dispute with the
scrs 4a75 voting in favor OF this ana O96 for
continuance of the strike.
CUTTING THEIR BEYR.
In the House OF Commons last night the bill for
closing public houses In Ireland on Sunday was read
. second time.
SPECIE FOR THE UNITED STATES.
One hundred thousand pounds worth Of gold
($60O,000 was withdrawn from the Bank Of England
Tor New York yesterday.
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BANKRUPT BANKERS.

RKADlSc. Pa, Jan. 81 ISIS.
A meeting was held here To-day Of tho creditors OF
Bushong Brother, bankers, who failed on the 10Th
0. November. The meeting was called by Messra
Bushong to elect three trustees 1t was stated that
all the creditors hal signed tho agreement excepting
about twenty. who represented in tho aggregate
S. 900 This agreement provided that unless all the
creditors signed should not be binding. anu to-day
u resolution was unanimously adopted that In case
any OF those VINO did not sigu the agreement shalt
prosecute and attempt TO get judgment tor their
claims estate shall ~ once so INTO bankruptcy.
BY UNANIMOUS consent the numuer Of trustees Was
increased from three TO i've. TO these trustees Will
be gwen general mortgage In trust for the creditors
on all personal properly and real estate oil Messs.
Busbong 4 Brother MS a hrm and Ind vidually.
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RUN ON CALIFORNIA CORPORATIONS.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan II, 1873
On Saturday there was something approaching q
run on tho Odd Fellows Savings Bank, which, how
ever, attracted ntiio attention. rhis morning the
run recommen need ut the opening OF tho hank aud
continued during the day. As precautionary meas
ure tn bank has, IN conformity with Its bylaws. re-
CURED notice TO be gwen on all amounts Of 500 and
over, at the rate Of two days for each 800 Tho
officers assert confidently that tue bank pay all
demands under tho provisions Of It's bylaws The
accounts and securities OF the bank were recently
examined ny tho Board Of Directors and found DO
In proper condition..
Tue run extended 70 the Clay Street Savings Bank,
which has also been bcscg ID by dcpositors all day.
The president states that there 10 no ground whatever
Tor the aud that the bank Is ready to meet all
Obligations
No other savings banks have experienced any un-
usual demand upon their resources and there dis-
position TO purity NJ least attribute the runs The
present incendiary agitation.
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MASONIC ASSISTANCE.

BROTHER IN DIRE DISTRESS RESCUED DY
THE KILLING OF HIS As,AIL,NT.
From tho Memphis Avalanche. Jan. 10
Yesterday Mr. Tom Cole was tried before Esquire
Elliot, Tor the killing of James Reed. which occurred
last December II. There were dozen or more State
Witnesses, who gave such testimony that the masis-
did not deem It necessary 10 hear any witnesses
Tor the defence and discharged the prisoner imnei
alely The story of the killing hns been published be-
FORE and II Will be interesting 10 give the circum-
stances Us detailed by the Witnesses.
1t seems Tom Colo and james Reed had difficulty
ut the grocery the Horn Lake road, Kept by man
named Williams only lew miles south OF the city.
Friends iu,crtered and the affair quieted. Cole
giving up his pistol Shortly atterward Reed com.
menced quarrclng again. ana wound up by grssping
the roneusivc Cole by the throat and drawing and
raising over his head huge bowie knife Colo
sc zed his hand said II your friend, don't cut
me-" Again bystanders intcriered and Reed started
home, but drunken brute OF Trend cried
out TO him., 'J,"' you are coward
show Il and cut hts liver oct OF
him." Poor Reed was weak enough 10 listen to this
drunken advice asain assaulted Cole dong his
most 10 cut his throat Cole could stand this At
Tack unarmod he was aud, Il Is SAID he gave the
Masonic sign OF dire distress Suddenly two pistol
pierced the breast oil the unfortunate man and he died
almost immediately. Mono Of the witnesses could say
whe fred the snot and Coles lips we're scaled on tho
matter. The theory Of the attorney g. r. NJ. Turner,
was that either some friend had quickly banded
pistol 10 Cole ahd that he had shot the man who
choking him and threatening his hfe or that some
friend OF Coles, seeing his Imminent peril, had seus
tho rceiod aggrcssor to his long home. Cole was
assured that he perfectly Justhabe II lie had done
the killing out no ASSURANCES could mako him open
his mouth the matter.
Esquire Elliott said he saw no grounds upon which
to The accused but that he, magistrate OF
the law, was compelled to take notice of the fact that
IN the earlier part 0f tho evening Cole had pistol and
he therefore bound him over Tor carrying concealed
weapons
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DIVIDEND PASSED.
PRovIDEScE, X. l., Jan. .

PROVIDENCE, X. l., Jan. q, 1875
The Providence County Savings Bank, OF Paw
tucke,, today is,ued circular to deposltors n
nouncing tho omission OF the usual nual dvi
dend and that the charter provision forbdding with
drawal Of money before tho second Wednesday In
April would be enforced. On the 30ih Of November
last the baYk had about 49, 900 900 Deposits with
81. 2Sl 900 invested IN real estate mortgages.
The other savings banks require notice Tor with
drawal OF principal but pay intereston demand.
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A TERRIFIC SLIDE.

A SERGEANT OF The SIGNAL SERVICE CORPS
THROWN OUT OF A SLED WHILE SLIDING
DOWN MOUNT WASHINGTON AT FORTY MILLS
AN HOUR.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
LLrrLEroS, n. H. Jan. q, lsI'
Readers OF the weather bulletins In the daily papers
seldom stop to realize tho hardships to which the
agents OF The Signal Service Bureau are exposed at
some OF the posts occupied during the year. The most
dangerous for a permanent habitation is probably
Mount Washington, whosc snowy peaks stand out
agains: the heavens aud whose summit
perpetual gale blow. Yesterday morning. Ser
geant Como and Private Murphy, OF the. Signal
Service Corps saried from tho station to 90 to tho
foot OF the mountain, the Sergeant having orders 10
report at Washington tor medical treatment They
took SLED Oh whicn thcy proposed to ocsceua on the
railroad track. Leaving Private Doyle IN charge OF
tho station with ons to keen Tho wires omen
TO The loot oil the mountain. they started litio
alter nine O'Clock, and alter sliding for nearly
without any apparent danger aud at speed OF nitcen
OF SIM breeze, they came to he a Just above what
Is known as Jacobs Ladder" ono of the sharpest
Thrown FROM rHK TRACK.
, Here they rested. II icing deemed advisable to
tighten the load by giving up the sled 10 Sergeant
Conc he strapped ON light trunk aud after adjust
ing the cogs started on his downward slide On gong
over the summit OF the peak he was gong AT the rate
oil twcnty-Ivc miles I'm hour, but this Increased 10
lorty rs he got down the side, and hc was absolutely
lying down the mountain side when lie lost his bal
nnce, aud was precpita,ed into snow bunk distance
oil lV0 feet down from tho trestic WORK.
NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH.
He struck upon his head and shoulders, and when
found by Private Murphy, who followed him, he was
apparently dead from bruises nnd Deuumbed with Tue
intense cold Taxing of ms fur coat he climbed up
the side Of the mountain ana teleeraphcd to Litleton
Tor aid, which came Two hours ana halt aiterward.
Cone was yet UNCONSCIOUS but alter some restOrutves
had been adm nstereJ no rrcovcrcds(ond was re-
moved TO this town. where his wounds were properly
dressed. He Is badly bruised about the shoulders,
head aud lace out internal INJURIES are Thought TO
exist Tho depth OF tue snow alone saved hIn from q
terrible DEATH He viii remain here until he is able
to proceed TO Washington.
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ARRESTED FOR MURDER.

Sr. JouN n. b., Jan. 81, 1878.
There Is great excitenient In Moncton over tho
murder Of one Mccarthy. John Osborne, his vito,
daughter and under arrest for tho crime.
The preliminary trial commenced to-day.
girl named Pelletter or Parker, upon
whose confession the prisoners arrested,
dcposed that sne saw Mrs Osborne drug
McCarthy's liquor. After drinking 1t he sank back,
when Harry Osborne struck him twice with Ratchet.
Mrs Osborne, her and daughter then carried him
10 a wagon. Harry drove oil, and when nc returned
said he had weighted the body and put In the Sea-
dopAc River.
The witness was ordered into custody for completely
In the murder.
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SAVINGS BANK TROUBLES.

BosrON, Jan. q, 1878.
The directors oil the Dorchester Savings Bank have
voted TO place the affairs Of the bunk the hands of
finance committee who are Instructed to report be-
fore the expiration Of sixty days The officers OF tho
bank think that they will be able briug the bank
out OF ts present trouble without loss to tho depos
itors
Over $500, 900 having been withdrawn from the
Mercantile Savings Bank here the LIST INST. the
directors have decided TO require sixty days notice
IRON dcposItors before withdrawal except al the
discretion OF tho treasurer
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IDLE SHOEMAKERS.

No PROGRESS TOWARD COMPOSING THE LYNN
LABOR DISPUTE
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
LYNN, Mass, Jan. 81, 1878.
The second week Of the Lynn lockout opens with no
material change in the condition oil both parties The
shutting of OF the steam The boiler room OF ). ~
Buber Co, which supplies power 10 large number
OF shops, creates feeling to-day ong the Crispns
that this is but another way OF enforcing the provisions
OF the "irou-clad" circular. Mr. Buber says, how.
ever, that his boilers in gerous condition,
and that the shutting down has NO connection with
ths strike several political leaders have essayed 10
effect com promise. but the manufacturers 40 not
WISH 10 have anything 10 do with potieians SO far
AS outward appearances 20 there no prospect any
I'm diaic settlement me preachers yesterday dis
cOursed The STRIKE but the ADVICE given was Of
very practcal nature, and the men arc as nrln and
mistaken to-day rs ever The best OF order prevMis
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WORK FOR THE UNEMPLOYED.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 81, 1873.
In conformity with q notice given by the railroad
authorities that unemployed workingmen would DO
gwen work the company's property at Mission
Bay ut 81 per day, several hundred men assembled
there early thus morning. About three hundred and
thirty werc sci to work, and others will be givcn
opportunity as fast AS the company can make ar
rangements Wiihin o few days employ ment wall DO
rnshed to 900 men, II many offer Their services.
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CUBA.

AN AMERICAN EXCURSION TO HAVANA IN THE
INTERESTS OF COMMERCE..
HAVANA, Jan. 81, 1873.
The steamship San Jacinto arrived here this MORN
Ing from Savannah and Nassau, bringing the Ameri-
can excursionistS 1fy-hvo In oil, including delega-
lions from the principal cities In the West and SOUTH
They oil in good health. The object their visit
Is to establish better commercial comm unica ons
between Cuba and the United States Wy way OF
Savannah
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MURDER WITHOUT MOTIVE.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, jan 81, 1873
Hugh Mcconnell, who, while returning home with
his niece, Saturday evening, from visiting rsla
tive was set upon by Two ruians and stabbed In tho
abdomen, died this morning. Tho assault en-
tirely unprovoked and causeless, and though took
place in popuiOus section VI the city the assassins
escaped detection until this morning. when they
arrested aud ideniined AZ Patrick Sherry AMI Jerry
IhnH
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FIRE IN OMAHA.

OMAHA, Jan. q, 1873.
The Pattoe block OF two story iramo buildings on
Sixteenth street, owned by james W. Pattes, Of New
York, burned this forenoon, probably by an In.
ceadiary There five stores upon the frat aoor
with dwellings upon the second. Loss about Sis 600
insurance ubout -, 000
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an INSOLvENT PAINT FIRM.

CHICAGO, Jan. 81, 1873.
Bonjsmln V. Page and William sprague constituting
the wholesale pant glass and oil firm OF Page x
Sprague, flied voluntary petition In bankruptcy to.
day. Secured liabilities $4,000. with securities OF
slO4 600 quoted as worthless. The unsecured debts
IRE 10000; liabilities bills discounted, tlC, 600
Assess $50 700 in lands and $780, 0o personal prop
crty and stock.
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ESCAPED FROM STATE PRISON.

BosroSs Mass, Jan. 81. ISIS.
Al Eve O'Clock this morning Cornelius O'ConnciI,
james Doran, John Smith, alias Marcus Dayton, aud
Henry Smith, confined IN the attic over the chapel Of
the STATE Prison at Charlestown, escaped by boring
through the wall and getting upon tho roof, from
winch they descended by ropes TO open Held the
north side Of the prison. Before leaving they had OBJ
tanned lot OF clothing, which had been taken from
prisoners their arrival at the prison, and wearing
this, left their PRISON clothes behind. They had all
been United from Bos ton ana ali well known
"a M police
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.

RUTLAND VI, Jan. 81, 1873.
A destructive Ere started At ha!f-past ten O'Clock
to- uight In J. L. Randalls STORE at PouItney VI,
destroying that building, Mr. Psrker's residence,
Colonel E. II. Rowe's store, containing Odd Fellows
Hail. anu Mrs. Sinciair's millinery store. The loss
Will be neavy Al TINS hour, hatpsst twelve O'Clock,
tne lire Is under control
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NEW JERSEY EDITORIAL CONVENTION.


TRENTON, n. j., Jan. 81, 1878
Tho New Jersey Editorial Association mot hore to-
day and elected Daniel Porter. OF the Somervlile
Cn'onist Presidents John +. Babcock OF the New
Brunswick Fredonidn, Secretary. and James Syand.
VI tho Monmouth Democrat, Treasurer.
The Secretary's report showed the number oil regu-
lar publications In the State iolows-Rcpuolican
dailies, 10; weeklles, 20; sem-weeKlies, ~. Dho-
cratic dailics, weekiies. 3S independent dAiiies
4; weekles, o. Temperance weekly, l; mechanical
weekly, Il greenback Weekly,.L
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KICKED 10 DEATH.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

by TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
TRENTON, N. j., Jan. 81, 1878.
The Coroners jury the case OF The aeath OF Israel
Vansapt, after Investigation, winch lasted all day,
returned verdict that deceased 10 his death
from blows aud kicks received IRON John L. Lindsay,
alias Jackals. The Grand Jury will investigate the
case on Thursday.
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BANK OFFICERS To BE SENTENCED.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 81, 1873.
Judge Hageman this morning denied an application
for trial IN ade by Jacob and John Huntzingcr,
officers Of the defunct Miners Trust Company, Of
louisville, anu they Will receive sentence Tomorrow.
Their counsel viii take the Case TO the supreme
Cont
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DEATH SENTENCE COMMITTED.

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 81, 1873.
Governor Holiday today commued to mprison-
ment Tor life the death sentence OF Sas Hagerman,
coorcd convicted last November In Pittsylvsnia
county Of the murder Of icgitimate child OF his
daughter, the crime having been committed to hide
her shame. Hagornan was to have been hanged next
Friday.
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

HARTFORD, Conn.,, Jan. 81, 1878.
Al the city election in Niddletown day John W.
Douglas. republican, was elected Mayor by ~ pu.
raity. There wero TOUR tickets IN tho ncd. The
Alderrnanic Board stands two republicans and two
democrats, and tho Council seven republicans anu
tour democrats The balance OF the city tickst is re-
ubii eau.
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INDIAN DEPREDATIONS.

DEADwooD, o. T., Jan. 81, 1878.
Sheriff Moui,on arrived from Rapid City, D. T., to-
day. He says that ut The 2oth inst band Of
Indians attacked freight train TOO Sidney route
Xix miles from Rapid City. One OF freighters was
Snot through the back aud arm and two mules were
Killed
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AN ALIBI PROVEN.

WILREsBARRs, Pa. Jan. 81, 1878.
The verdict OF tho Coroners jury Ia the Calender
murder that Calender met his death at tho
hands OF JOHN Cornell and some other person
known the jury. Chef OF Police Kelly, OF this city,
arrested Council, but alioi proven conclu-
siyey that It was deemed unnecessary to Imprison
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TAILORS' STRIKE.

CHICAGO, Jan. 81, 1873
About five hundred ta!lors belonging to the Tall
ors' Union quit work This morning ON strike for an
increase of wages from twenty-five TO forty per cent
Most OF the wholesale clothing establishments are IN
volvcd the STRIKE but the propretors express the
opin,on that 10 will not be serious In extent effect
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BANK ASSIGNMENT.

ST.. JOSEPH, No., Jan. a. 1875.
The Buchanan Bank, OF this city, made assign.
ment before opening It's doors this morning to A. =.
Coil A placard was posted on the door csutouing
depositors against sacr hcing their deposits aud
surng them that every dollar oil the deposits viii bo
pad within u short time.
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FAILURE OF MOROCCO TANNERS.

PHIIA DgLpi'rA, Jan. 81, 1873
Tho failure OF three houses here engaged IN the
morocco and goatskIn trade, and the failure OF a
manufacturing nrm ut Wilmington, Del, causos some
little excitement. Their total lisbitics said 10
exceed 100000 Thcir assets are unknown
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wAHLEN'S SECOND TRIAL.

PHILADELPHIA, JAN 81, 1878.
In the Supreme Court this morning the case Of
Wahleu, who convicted OF the murder of Max
Hocnnc at Elm station III 1876, came up, but Was
continued to the first Monday IN March.
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CHARGED WITH MURDER.

MONTREAL, Jan. 81 1878
Joseph Charest Of the parish OF st. Anne do Ia Pa
radc has been committed to Jail by Coroner's jury
TO await trial for the murder Of his father who died
from the effects OF a severe beating administered by
Joseph and from exposure.
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BILLIARD TOURN "A MENT.

NEW ORLEANs, Jan. II, 1873
Daily and Dion played of ties Tor the fourth prrze oil
the bl iard tournament. The score stood-Daly 600;
Don, AL. Tho largest runs c:-Day, 90. IS, so;
Dion, So, 20, ~. Inc averages were DAY 10 Dion,
/
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MURDER TRIAL.

AuBrRS, N Y, jan. 81, 1878.
The trial OF Edmond HcppIns for the murder OF Mr..
Proutht began to-day. There Is widespread interest
felt IN the case. The entire day was occupied in OBJ
tanning a
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RUMORED INDICTMENTS.
FIX TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. !

[bY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
TRENTON, n. J. jan 81, 1878
II is rumored here tonight that the Mercer county
Grand Jury have indicted Jacob r. Frcesc, treasurer
OF the collapsed ate Savings Bank oil this city, and
also Frank !. Patterson ana Joseph A. Beecncr, Of
Newark, journalists Tor alleged libel on Secretary OF
State Kelsey. There Is much excitement over The
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COLLEGE ALUMNI REUNION.
Bosroy. Jan. n, 1878.

BosT0S, Jan. Il, 1913
Alumni OF williams College TO the number OF sew
enty celebrated tho annual reunion and dinner ut
Youns's Hotel tonight Horace Il. scuddcr was
chosen president for the ensuing year.
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THE GREATEST IN THE WORLD.

From the Cayuga IN. Y Chief Jan. g.
The NKw YORK HERALD Is probably the greatest
newspaper tho world.
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THE CHICAGO wHISKEY CASES.

wAsniscroS. Jan. q, 1873
Tho Attorney General addressed a Ietter to-day 10
the District Attorney at Chicago insiructing him 10
proceed at once Ia the prosecsss. 81 lie wbiskey
aaaaa