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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-02-06

alarm by daily rumors spread by those
working in the interest of the Russians
OF the project of the Turks to burn the
city, blow up the mosque Of Sophia
and make general massacre of Christ
ians and foreigners before retiring to
Asia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-31
CUiRGLS AGAINST .MRS. IILION.

AC,rsiNG HER OF FAIsEHOou AND or N1oihTGNG
HER CoVINANT WITH PLYMOUTH CHURCH
ACTION or IHE INAuINING CUMNiIfr9.
4 meeting OF the Examining Committee Of
Plymouth Church wa- held Wednesday evening at thc
residence Of :. V. White. Brooklyn. The secretary
La been instructed 1T the previous meeting OF the com
mttce 10 formulate til" charges made by Mrs Barbara
walton against MI-. TIliOn. These charges were pre-
scented 10 the meeting.
Concerning the meeting ana us doi"h,S. '. Nltr sdl
last evening:
Thc charges previously presented by Ms.Walt0n were
somewhat informal and irregular, from the fact that
they were against both Mr.. TltOn and Mrs. NoIsc.
while the latter no longer member Of tine church.
In order perfect the charges AT the last meeting
directed the secretary 10 put them proper FORM ana
they were presented To- the committee last evening.
They accis, Mrs Iilton first. of faschoOd in the mat
fer Of eliminating Mr Bccchcr IN card recently
given by her for Publication the ncwsIHp,i -; and.
second Of violation OF her covenant with The church. Ia
that she caused the card TO De published instead OF
fret submitting it To the church. The committee voted
to entertain the charges. and also To furnish Nr-. Ton
with copy. This action OF the committee il necessary
toa satisfactory cohSd'i anon ." .h' ni''r' h."N'd
"To certain extent II rcOpcns the whole question:
it enables Mr.. lit"n If She chooses to defend to intro
ducc evidence she can In support Of the correctness
Of latest charge against Mr. Ecechcr am inclined
TO think though OF course am not authorized 10 spcak
for the committee that unless Mrs. I0n has some
fresh evidence 10 adducc III support Of her charge that
should appear and submit her defence simply a ~
hash Of the testimony presented AT the Iia the
OF the committee would he, confident. 10 Olicr
rcbuItal affidavit In which she made oath 10 her
innocence OF all ciimnaliiy III connection with Mr..
Bccchcr II, therefore, she does not bring forward
proofs IN confirmation of her charge, the end II
Any evidence the committee IL bound Ia consider
| aud weigh. and am sure the members VIII he glad to
do IL ls evident that there too many IN Ply
mouth Church AZ end the other and II IL the duty
OF the committee to rid the church Of the surplus
| member.
| "Thc action OF the committee IA not final in the
matter. Mrs. 1iltOn has the night Of appeal 10 the
church, aud to u council, but one, | think.
believes that the contest wi!l be carried To that length.
On the second sprcincatiOn do no; perceive what
defence be made. IL appears TO br certain that she
has violated deliberately her covenant with the church
which II very clear and emphatic on the point that all
charges against member shall De submitted to inc
church, In order to preserve It's peace and purity"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-31

MS REPORT OF THE INSURGENTS PROSPECTS N
CUBl-IIS MISSION.
General Antonio MLcc", the commandments
chief OF the insurgeui forces IN the District of
cuba and Cuban star officers, Brigadier Arcade
L.,tc Vioal ana Brgadrr Jgan Rus Rivera, arrived
Yesterday from jamaica ny the steamer Atlas. General
N,c.o uIato tall AMI strongly butcarrics himself
erect, wears heavy whiskcl and mou-tache has we'll
Developed forehead. and bl.Sht eyes. He has been
wounded twenty one tines and four OF the bullets
have not extracted. When the cuban Congress
dissolved, aud the Revolutionary Central Committee.
which WIS elected In it, stead at Camdg uey. surrcn-
dcrcd To- the Spanards General Vicente Garcia, who
was nj taat time at Clm1-ucy. hastily went away, and
with IN, band retired 10 tie Eastern Department, TO
Macco The two Generals Issued protest against the
surrender dcnouucug the Central Committee. and de-
caring their iutcnt'ou to continue the struggle soon
after an interview took rlac" between Macco and the
spanish 'ommIndcr-.nt h'i. M.rtlu"z Camp"S. III
whlcn the latter ADVISED Mdcco 10 stIlru-
der but lie refused, ana - week later fought
to retire 10 the mountains Later c captured ana 7ac"'d
tac C.ty ot BaI&fod. hh"rdilnE The spanish so!dt r.
whom h. had iAnen rii,",'''. suddenly LIE ieit ms
army and embarked ~ santiago d" 'upA Tor Jdndlci
and report was thercuIon spread that General Mar
iiuel CaInpos had gwen General Maceo permission To
pass through the spanish Iu'~ an" leave c HIh1 ana
ascertain Tor himself what ad he could expect from
Cubau- abroad. II m- hopes were justified, General
m'nd of his troops Ih.- rr"it vas generally d,cret-
there was any Truth IN the report General CampOe had
merely gwen them permission To pass through the span
santiago de Cdhi aLd from iIrrr spanish iuIn Uwdr
conveyed them To- jlmIicl
that surrendered. A. rrtcr icnd'l, aud neither Ia
nor h, officer, and soldiers have intention OF sur
the Republican Government. ana they VIII return
when II Is accomplished. How long they win stA IA
N.w uI aud la ih- country thcy do not know. They
regard the action oi she Revolutionary central '1inih
Ice a, trrchcIo> assert thI the surrender did not
produce the circt which the ~ptldl + expected. There
can hold out IN nj hrc is another turn Of fo
tt..tr ftNpr N,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-31
ST. AIMS CHURCH REJOICING.

The Ascension Day services in ~ AIMS
Church Broohyn Heights, yesterday had much tho
character oia jubilee on account oi Il. l. cutting Sit
Of 10000 Wlhcn Ipsllc- the freedom Of tn" church
from debt. Yesterday NI- also tie trF'i "nhN Sily
nt EtV. IL. Sthcucks connection WIN the church
The church wl- GIrLly decorated with banners and
tloNrfS, aud largo CuuSrC- gallon WI- III at
tru,laurc At the conclusion Of the usual sri-
vices ~ the day. d.. Schcuck aid: The
pfaScfs We have oi,Ict have been hraIi and in a
manner -icuIl rot only to give joy To- The hearts ~
all connected with the church, but to di>?f"sc all
sophlriry that vTociau~ there ~ no power ia prayer,
ana To- show that God sick cnurc IL I'll ~ Il
SICK soul" The rector announced That H. had had CARDS
printed aud distributed, which "ct" headed " Tie
contribution Tor thr payment of "a" church
debt" Whllr acr"o, the face Ni- printed the words.
nk-,n-iiu-" he urged everyone 10 gave som,-
thing, even " only penny, and Impressed h""h hit
hearers the necessity asking others for contributions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-31
THE RUSSIAN CRUISERS.
THE NORTH BEND CRAVE ROBBERY.

HOW SUSPICIOUS WERE AROUsED-rfIE DISCOVERY
OF MR. HARRIsOA's BODY.
CINclNSArI May 3O.-It appears that young
and Yesterday. while the funeral services at Mr..
IIaIrisou's grave were progressing, Jonn Harrison
and George Eaton thought they dscov-
cred appearances about Devins grave that
were suspicious. After the funeral they caused an
examination of the grave to be made, when they
fourd that it had been robbed. Preparations were
at once made to prevent similar Dissertation of Mr..
HarIison's grave, and the coffin was inclosed in
wall of brick the whole covered with slab Of
heavy stone set in cement. The grave was left
open to allow the cement to harden, and a watch
man left in charge. Last night, Harrison and Eaton
came TO Cincinnati in search of Deyins' body, and
procured search warrants for all the medical col
lcgrs in the city. Accompanied by detective.
they visited the rooms OF the ONO Medl-
cal College. They found nothing their
search and were about leaving the building
when one their number noticed that the rope at
tached to IA windlass was down the chute, and evil
IDENTIFY had something attac he'd 10 1t. Upon draw
iug il ND the naked body of man was discovered
hanging by the neck with a cloth over The face. AS
the hair on the body was gray, they saw IL
was not the body of Deyins and were about toeave,
when the detective suggested that they uncover
the face and see vino IT was. Mr. HARRISON
body was Immediately recoenlzed, and john
Harrison stayed with it until a CONN was
procured and the body was removed. ne
auitor was at arrested and IL Is reported that
several persons at Cleves's. near North Bend,
have also been arrested charged with COM
pity in the outrage. The relatives OK
the deceased are determined TO prosecute
to thc full extent of the law all the persons COM
cercd in this act Of vandalism The excitement at
North Bend is intense. Mr.. HARRISON was son oi
President Harrison, and was widely known.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-31
NEW.NOEN CITY.

White and black is a fayorite combination
IN dresses this season.
Coral bangles, with handsome ornaments,
arc among the novelties.
New pocket books at Kinzey's are in chamOs,
bound with Russia leather.
Pinked-0ut or fringcd ruchings are used in
proi,isi0n on the new dresses.
A most attractive paras0l is made of satin
and finished with straw fringe
Instead of flower bonncts, the chip bIim
with iower-fringe for crown is preferred.
A gilt screw, strong enough to hold a great
weight, is the latest ornament for Garnshng hats
The Spring games of the Ncw-IOrk Athletic
Club were postponed yesterday until tomorrow, at :
| J.. Ia.
Grcnadlnc bunting is something new and
handsome. 1t comes tie same patterns as the all
silk material.
4 tilnng water set in rcporlssG work, with
Cupds for handles is very handsome design by the
ilcrdcn Company
The Grccian filct is the name given to the
velvet band that rests the forehead Just in front Of
the brm of the bonnet
The American Rifle Team arc III cOmmuni-
cation with persons in Chicago san francisco and other
Western cities 10 the prospects OF holding the rife
match ti- year in one ol ih"sc cities
Superintendent WalllnG had no callers on
business AT ihc Central Oes yesterday Police news was
tupogrc and the number OF Dsi children brought To
HEADQUARTERS very small for parade day.
\ BODY much dccOmp0scd, was found foat-
Ing in the East RIVER between Nnetythird and Ninety
r,uttl-sts Yesterday morning, by Officer Hewlett
smith of The Twcntythrd Precinct. IT lies at the
MorgIc where the coroner viii make an examination.
John Sullivan, of No. 81 Muibcrry-st., and
Prudence Martin Of No. III F!rt-,t, were arrested by
Detectives Ferris and shelly. on Broadway "Wednesday
afternoon on spcion of being shOplliters In their
p,sscsson were found pairs Of Kid gloves and
some ucccs valuable lace. Al the Jefferson Market
Police Court Yesterday. they were reuanded ub;li an
owner for the property can be found
BROOKLYN.
James Mack age twenty OF Columbia ana
Iryiu..s,s fell into The hold OF the brig t. H. Williams
at tie foot Of south Tlrd,; Wcnes lay. and received
injuries which will probably prove fatal
Michael McNamce, age thirty-cight, OF No.
97} Th,ri-ave while under tine influence OF liquor, yes
tcray attempted TO commit suicide 10y taking dose OF
arsenic lie was removed T. the Il. Peters Hospital
where autdotcs were IduU 81, red.
Louis Buckley. age sixteen. of No. / state
st.. vas arrested yesterday the complaint Of Philip
Miller. living at rlnn.lyc and Thirty-,lxtl->t., who
c.arr", him with placing distractions upon the track Of
t Hrooklvn Bath and Coucy Island Railroad, and also
win dctaci!ug freight cars on fiiii-ave.
Henry Meyers, Of No. II North Ninth-st.,
Joseph Monlhar. living in Fr,t-st.. and jeffrey
sullivan, OF No. II Jarksou-,t., had quarrel
Wednesday night, 1T second and North Nintlst,, dur
IN. which Monahan shot M,'cr> m the breast win Il
pistol Tine wound Is no; serious. Mouahan and suit
van we're arrested
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-31
engaged in the dispatch and receipts OF teegra~s anu
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
DOUBLE COMMUNICATION.
ASCENSION AND ANNIVERSARY SERVICES AT TRiNii

DOUBLE COMMUNICATIONS.
ASCENSION AND ANNIVERSARY SERVICES Al Ih'Niii
CHURCH.
The services at Trinity Church yesterday
were commemorative OF Assertion Day and the thr-
tyecond anniversary of the conservation or the present
church edifcc The large candelabras on either si' Vi
the chancel were prousely decorated win howers' m
the Aston rere,os and the memorial sians "elc ANU
adorned with floral tributes At the principal ser'ioo
ot o'clock the church crowded, ana huhif'uS v"
noodle were unable to gain admission. me ih'!'e"
programme was arranged under the direction OF INC
orcapists A. II. Mcssitcr and Henry Carter ana con"
ursad Councils MrsSc de Santc Cecillr ri'Irc; ui
lions of t;lr'- ,gutdta Zion" ana Dr. HIS cdh'
Thc crusaders: :" ScnahcrtS "Grcat II Jch"V!l, ar
RANGED bv iszt, and extract from mozart 7iui'
Mass i'm C. The purely instrumental PORTIONS Nctr
uishcd by an orchestra Of forty PERFORMERS N '"a'
conducted the orchestra and also played on t"r sr"'
organ KocbleT's arrangement az the Austrian nun
"(;ptt Erhaltc Franz den Kaiser" during me aliht-
stratInn of tbc Eclarisf. ard also during the Whoc
musical scrI lee u. :. Austen Pcdrc' VINO hlh "'c'
especially engaged performed on the great ofSai,
Inc s,fmon was preached by the Rev. Dr. Mor@al
DIX and was baecd Oh Revelations, H., ~. AMONG
other thucs. he said: Whenever You ma Il Pc"Pi'
bois:In. in the sinp ny of service ana an Hn"'c' "
STOW pJmp and ltuIsn which they cdII l!c i"'S VI
religion then yuu VIII hr sure 70 iiud IN" absence III
urc4 M Christ. Whore are little ana tlr nuiCu
.,fc1t there The lr o Emanuel Is no empty sound u'
c name one wnOm We recognize as VIII Vs. d" 'iu
mention ( whose name bow, and, IKE ihOhIa'' SLY
Ny i.Jrd and my Goi.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-31
w>NToN SHOOTING OF COLORED MEN.

WASHINGTON, May 30.-About II o'clock
to-day during target shooting at Bcnninss '"ut''' ny
Colonel Burn,idc's party of long-ranse ilIemcn Two
white men came up the Eastern litanch IN Skill ih'
when opposite the target tlrcd TWO shots al Tue TWO
colorcd men employed IN tending the target ana Pa'
ing It, wounding both of them IN the h''" M" i'''. vac
If ,h,m Edward Irving, shot in the race ara III the
.., - -, a, ,tit,rnl condition. The other. Thomas
C,hsnn was badly hurt ia the head hnd bach. hltI
th.v urei IN This wanton manner thry passed. w
tram, where "A Large picnic was ptllS h',u III VA
,nnJa Their names ave not known. lilo ia, Is were a.
"nrr rrportcd to the station AZ enning - ana w"id wa
~ urr trl,ptaphcd 10 Lieutenant johnson station Il
~ nj ooiccrs to the place designated ana arrest III
tuilIV persons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-31
OBSERVANCE or DECORITION DAY

WASHINGTON, May Collaboration Day was
generally observed here holiday National salute
WIS fired this morning. There ices ut the Con-
grcatlal Cemetery, at the Sodic.s Home, ana al At
IInufnu All the soldiers graves were decorated At
fha asr named Representative Nih'ia oi WISCONSIN,,
delivered the memorial Oraton Ike attendance AZ tho
places was not as large as heretofore.
Culr,co MAY Collaboration Day seems 10 have
Lre less generally observed throughout the Northwest
today than usual In the city the banks Government
buildings. and many places OF business were closed
80, i'm tbr AFTERNOON and at all the Cemeteries decoCl-
tons were carried by private udNcuHls, with very
littic military display or speech making
CIycl>NNrI, May 3O-At spring Grove Cemetery Dec
Grafton bay was observed in the usual manner Except
tnr closing the courts and the Government Offices,
There was no suspension of business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-31
TIE ATLANTIC YACHT CLUB OPENING.

Seldom has marine view III New Olk Day
been more picturesque than that presented yesterday 10y
the opcnng OF the Atlantic Yacht Club. Nineteen yachts
sailed from the foot Of Courtst Br"okiyn 10 aud around
Southwest spit buoy and return Ia 6idVcErhd Bay No
Izcs were gwen. Long before The hr-t gun was hi"d
nom Commodore Jhayc = yacht IIll6 the othrl fdcH.
of the hc,t mad maln-alls NJ, mlyard- tiut ana
cvcrythn. ready TO sip the halyard-. fNc
minutes after the hr-t gun was hicd TIE yachts
started of IN bunch, with all tu- tc'.
on Ows Head the wind fIcshcncd ana the EGht sa'i-
we're taken H. All except the Myrd and Comma went
around the aud returned 10 anchor III
Bay where each Yacht owner gave his guest, ana crew
me annual dinner on board of the yachts.
The Attlanfa the frst to arlNc, followed 10y ne
Tidal wave Of the Brooklyn Cub, which sailed me
cour,c for Inc purpose Of comparison az speed also
hv the Triton. Meta Peerless, orion. sadie. Dolphin,
ImpcrIa Kaiser Hope intrepid, Hrcila. Grnia. PIlot,
Nni1ad Queen Nab and Alma. TIE distance was about
twcnty-oc miles. While the yachts w'T" wing AT anchor
II began 10 ram hard, and al 23O the rGnal gun was
fired 10 get under way Ter home. From thi- point the
sadie showed her good sailing qualities again anu ar
nome. first her class on time JlIOWaicc During
inc run home the ehTOud- Of the Alma were carried away
with this exception there was no accident
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-31
An ART STUDENTS RECEPTION.

The reception of the Male Art Depart
mept OF the Cooper Union took place last even
ing The weather inteIfered somewhat with the
attendance but the friends of the institution were
I'll renrc.opted or The . 500 pupils that were ad-
mittcd to this school during tho term 40 re-
manned al It's close. and G23 received GER
,pTcatrs The students include frce-hand, me
cbauIcai. architectural, industrial, ornamental
and mndimentary drawing and modelling IN clay The
MICS t lie Iglt-schOOl Of ant are as follows: From
Mitchell Vance a. Co., for ornamental drawing from
the fiat. 10 Rudolph Nelson and Louis Roeih
ron Wilson g. Hunt Of Sl5 In gold 10 John Bard0n for
mechanical drawing; to Louis Borthhn Tor archilcc-
,mrj drawing: 10 ariO = Faunce for cast drawing
and 10 August Kreutzbcrg for form drawing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-31
SEEKING PLEASURE AT coSEy ISLAND

Many persons were tempted W 'iSio Non'y
,.Iond ves,c,dav IN the hope that pleasant weather
vould meet them there The heavy ram in
,erfered. however driving the visitors to seek
shelter in the various seaside hotels Preparations
for the Summer business are gong on, nc
tiyeIy Bader's new Grand Central Hotel, Oh
the Ocean Parkway, near the ConconTse, wa,
Opened, Yesterday, under tho management vi
Iachard Kolb. Hanover place. The hotel is regularly
itcd up for transient and permanent guests, ana u
handsomely furnished throughout The new hotel OF
inc Brooklyn. FatDush aud COney Island Railroad, WIN
400 feet front, is nearly completed on the east end
of the Island, and several improvements are go
inc on at the west end, including the erection by Mr.
Clyer Of the observatory, 800 feet high, formerly al
philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-31
IMPROVEMENTS ~ NAyIGATION.

one of the latest inventions designed 10 as
sst In ua,-atin- Ycr!s isa controlling steering COM
pass" p4t,.t,i Ly Herman !. Wa.l"r. Of Chicago II Is
wcalo~u 'Ici that yc- rl cannot b" si""rod 30 rN-
a,fy the course intended. bu VII d'y!a" from it moe
or les according 30 circumstances. and this H;um' Ut.
It IL Inserted VIII ohtatc such error, los recording az
fractional pats of minute The h"ain{"' tie vessel
The medium Of th,sc headings al any chosen ti'c b.
.upvoscd the tiac direction. IL lurifNncit
simply give. the true direction ~ thc vessel, and make
NO aioyauc, t"r th" deviation local ttin W -. go Ntl-
n'Io the coiapI--. nor The current Tide, 'r""' "''
II h,Ir 20 con tu'c these - wien 80 'I"!
corit D., u>'d. lci~u- interested in slipping - 'd
Yesterday tua an, were Inclined 10 look It"n 40" IT,"
i.,,utIou with -Iic doubt uuti they lad -'ru tho
-ut- rNr'rmcut hut admitted mat n, rs hr ihN'u-
Tor claims. Nould certainty ~ 10 ih" course
st,crcd world %" uut Epldo ~ assisting IN" nav J.
eating officer reckoning IN" tlu" position "I Nt"~t,
where heretofore has been Gl">--Worh, c-i ttlaIlN
when for several dy~ the true position could H nc cal
,ulaicd by jhr usual daily observations.
Auohrr instrument for recording the exact -,rcd u
vessel Ill, tur,, si,,I,d. and tr lattI, and lHu-.-
tudc. IL No" i"in- tAIc.IutHtcd WIN CA ole col TIE
ain al IL /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-31
THE WATKINS REGATTA.

THE FIRST HEAT OF THE FuUE-OAHED RACE WON
BY THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF TIE
OTHER RACES.
ELMIRA, y. Y, May 30.-Thc lake at Wat
kns this forenoon very smooth, but bflsh rain
prevented any racing until about 10 o'clock,
when the fOur-oarcd race, first heat. was Iowcd.
The eutries were the Ataantas, ot Nrw-Ior!t,
the NOrthwescIns OF Saginaw CltN, and the Cdlhdus,
OF New York. The COurtc was one mile ana hNcrEhths
The race well contested one, the Atadni's WIN
ung by about length ahead OF the Carrlans. and Tie
NorthWcStcIps close behind. Time, az, winch "aH
considered good for tie course tbs race was I""ci
in Gil72lug rain, and almost Immediately the wind
frrshcncd up and rOuShcn"d the lake. Inc water
ana not aftcrWard calm du'lhg the dV,
80 That the remaining races were postponed
until Friday when the signal Will be sounded at $50 a.
Ia. Eight races Vet 10 come OF aud VIII ne put
through tomorrow The lake l. IN any condition. I'll"
crowd in attendance quite large today Tho Judge,
Mr. A. H. Soulard, Of NcW-York has been called sud-
denly to his home. ,
TEc officers Of the VILLAGE made rad today on TIE
Gamblers and their places OF business ana caused gen
cral scattering OF them. II IT does not ram ava me laLr
j. smooth the races Tomorrow viii draw large number
OF people tuIIhor and viii be very inter- sting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-31
NEW FEATURE or THE FERRON MURDER.
When the body of BclnaId Fcrron was

found IN ia, Enc Basin, a rope tied across tie
mouth and ticuud the ..d. evidently ~ eaS join
T. VIRGIL who confessed the murder, denied repeat
,dlv hat IT, knew anything about tins r0ic; AMI ihc
ful.,c LOW hgr.c that lac spoke tho tiih about thl>,
nj, "a they q, uut ave cgdcncc 10 his ttpv Of the
murder. II la. been learned that three NuEnE men
lrnih ti- citS WhI!c ROWING ~ tie basin n1"H Week
l,.i,r, th,. itdy Wa. found. discovered mans head
above 81 30. water They att'ihpicd L. f
BODY lat found that tGf could not move H. IHtt
tru f,.d rom, about the head with III" purpose 81
DRAGGING tie nuds d~iuIc. Unable to move T., hd as II
wa growing dtr they Cut ~" !nlc and r"Ntd away.
ON ire r vaN 10 '.,;.- Nofh they met 10y, tO whom
thy foi ih,.s discovery. lie mfprin'd Nj H.cif'
i1 iuI.,. t 2. e. foot II UCn>--'. and "a M
et,tc.~iu search made 70! the body. b''c!li-
ton OF the three mra aud heir boat was furnished hy
hc tuy Ioiu t..y met. and hy this mean. tie police
were enabled 20 ascertain Whu ia Vcl". Il'i: ttt,
m.ui ae"cd &" me binding of thc body. nai tcir ~
forte - remove o. They a-p produced iac rouc from
winch tire IIr,. ;.rd ,Hai the ht'd Wa tHt ANA TINS
Was found o ,i.r-p pond exactly wh thai taken from
Errfoi'- head ~uI"Itufrut'It CAMPBELL believes ihit
tn. A:iu4Gru tat manner iu which TIE rope came
n.nu L.. L...tLu- ~. n..A l. iLr anrlact ono.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-31
TRAIN ROBBERY on me UNION PACIFIC

N\IT INkI IIIl, III, MY DV'- .fUVUI 7
o',ocL Last nisht party Tour masked men boarded
tie west bound plsscnscr train just after II lett f'P
station entered the middle sleeping car and proceeded
to rob the passengers. They took watch ana Zoo
frn, ou of the pl~~rnCCr- 80 ANA Nch'lN from IN
nthrr md a cold Watcn ant 80 rom the $'tIlnS 'f
rnnIurtrr At that time some one pulled th n ,"id'
and t,, rohbrr- becoming frightened. jumped ou lhtN
nrl thr,. ,nuts into the sleeper Without Qul! 10 h'
m,,t,.rrs They struck one az the pHSsciEriN VIA =
p,1 ,,,tng In. scalp. II was all done III three min
h., and tnr robbers disappeared IN the dnl knr~' bri"t"
the 'rnin stopped Ihc ground being wet th'l nan Nas
,rd ni a., light this morning, ana large loitroi
, ,nct st,r,ci IN pursuit. The Iuion Pacihr RAT
~ i'G 'nnnv has offered q reward of $1,000 each Tor
,,,., of The robbers