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ROBBING A CHARITY BOX.
lpY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. I,

RICHMOND, Va, April 20, 1878.
For some time past sums OF money have been missed
from the missionary box At Christ Episcopal
Church here All efforts TO discover the thief
proved unavaiiing tonight, when detective was
put on the track, aud Washington !. McCreary, a
youth Of eigneen years and sunday school scholar Of
mat church was arrested, charged with the then.
Tnc youth confessed that he had robbed tho con-
ttibution boxes OF the church on four dli.
fersnt occasions. the sums that the thief secured
aegregatug IN the whole about 500. McCrcary 10 OF
tbe bighest respectaDity. and heretofore has been
looked upon as the most pious and promising youth
In Christ Church.
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INDIANAPOLIS, Ina, April %. 1873
terrific rain and wind storm occurred along tho
lin Of the Indianapolis and st. Louis Railroad this
morning, between Dethalto aud Alton Junction,
doing considerable damage TO farms tho railroad
About thousand feet OF tho Indian
apolis and 81. Louis road washed away
and no trains have passed over that part
Of tho road since morning. Tho regular
trains to St. Louis the Wabash track from
Llichncld. The Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Raft
road also suffered severe damage quarter OF q milo
OF track 10 reported washed away Alton Junction.
Al Vienna, ILL.,, numccr OF dwelling houses and
other buildings were unroofed and others woro In
Jurcd by the wind etorm.
No person Is reported killed or seriously injured.
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GOLD PAID OUT DE- MANUFACTURERS AND
DANES.
[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. ]

DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
Rock ISLAND, Ill, April %, 1878.
The cashier OF tho Firsl National Bank OF Moline
authorized the HERALD correspondents to day to say
that was prepared to exchange gold for Its circulating
notes presentation. This bank to-day supplied tho
manufacturing nrm OF Dccre & Co., with So. 600 Ia
gold, and the company employees we're paid IN that
wages
AT tho Moline National Bank gold was freely depos-
tied yesterday Ths bank yet ready TO antici-
patio tho government IN pay Ing It's notes Ia com.
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FELoNIoUs ASSAULT.

John Mccuc, twenty-five years OH. OF No IL Jack.
son street, Williamsburg, was arrested by omccr Cieary,
less night, for fooniously assauiing Minnie serbe al
her residence No 23G seventh street. during tho
evening. McCue quarrsiicd with tho woman over .
quantity OF beer they we're drinking together and beat
her with mug until II Was shattered TO pieces Her
Mccus had fractured ono oil nsr fbs Wy hurliog
another mug 40 her
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HEAVY RAINFALL.

MEMPHIS, Tenn April %. 1873.
Al nine o'clock last night terrific rain thun.
der storm set In which continued throughout the
night Between That hour and quarter before
seven this morning 2S5 inches OF rain fell
Bayou Gayoso oveinowed and swept away tho
bridge at Second street, which recently cost
tho city $4,000. II Is feared planting interests
have suffered severely from the unprecedented rains
OF tho past lew weeks, US tho bottom lands arc
covered with rain water and the damage 10 fencing
IRON tho overflow OF creeks bayoug very great.
AT this wriling-half past ten O'Clock A. Mtho
continues, with no signs OF abatement
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Tax TELEGRAPH TO TIE HERALD

NAUcn CnUNK, April %, 1878.
Mono Of Tho banks IN this immediate vicinity have
resumed specie payments but all aro ready to do SO
at tho moment tho government takes the initiative.
Small deposits OF gold have boon received at
some OF thsm aud tho people no longer make much
distinction botwccn gold and greonbncks. If specie
payments were b resumed TO morrow ther0 would
be demand for GOLD attor the novelty OF the thing
had passed OF.
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STREETS AND CELLARS FLOODED.

ST.. LOUIS, No., April 90 1S7S
Ono OF the heaviest rain known here set
IN about ten O'Clock last night and prevailed till about
one O'Clock this morning The water tell In torrents
flooding streets aud cellars and doing good deal of
damage. Nearly three inches OF water fell.
The storm extended ovor great breath Of
territory, embracing nearly oil tho country be-
tween the Mississippi River and tho Rocky
Mountains the heaviest rainfall, however, was ut
81. Louis, Memphis, Indianapolis, and Fort Gibson,
Indian Territory The fall OF water hero between ton
O'Clock last night and four o'clock this morning
about four inches
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WEEK.
GALVESTON, Texas, April 30 1878.
A despatch from Corpus Christi says that all the
ranches In Duva Falls counties have been broken
up By Indian aud Mexican raiders Among tho persons
killed during tho past Frederick Moore, son
Of Colonel Moore. Clerk OF tho Court 81 Appeals;
Antoine Mentry, Jonn Jordan, n Scotchnan named
steele, aud Two children. Mauy ranches not yet
henFd from.
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EAsroN BANKS WILL NOT RESUME UNTIL COM
PELLED.
[px TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
EAsroS, Pa, April %. 1873.
Although many Of the banks throughout tho coun-
try have resumed gold payment, the banks In
Easton have not yct taken any step 10.
ward resumption The officers OF tho two
national banks tho Easton aud tho First that
they will not resume until the demand so great as
to compel them 10 do SO.
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CUBA.

REPREsENrANr INSURGENTS STILL COMING IN
THE SUGAR CROPS
HAVANA, April %, 1873
Ninely-ave more Cubans, returning from Key West,
have arrived 10 this city.
Competent judges estimate that tho sugar crop viii
fall short about hundred thousand tons.
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GOLD PAYMENTS.
No Special Demand for Specie in
Preference to Greenbacks.
employees PAID IN COIN
Banks Waiting for The Government 10 Take
the Lead in Resumption.
HOARDED GOLD COMING OUT

GOLD USED IN BUSINESS By MERCHANTS. BUT
THE BANKS INCLINE TO WAIT FOR THE Gov
ERNMENT TO LEAD THE RESUMPTION MOVE
MENT.
ys PoCGuaEEpsiR Apr!! 23. ISIS.
The paying GU. Of gold par this city, although
not extensive rs yet. has really commenced
In fact Dobbs & Hcrrck, crocers, commenced
paying gold TO customers three weeks ago, and
followed by tho dry goods OF Luckcy, Platt &
Co., and Il Is expected others will follow A
HERALD correspondent mado tour OF the banks In
tho city to-day, going hrst TO The Poughkeepsc Ma
t,onaL " here Cashier Reuben North was on duty
CoRREspoxDENr-wcll, Mr.. North, what Is your
bank dong III tho way OF paying out gold
spiuryo about ,hs matter. We shall pay gold when
ever others do, but We arc not paying out any now
CoaExsrospkSr--You have gold haven't your
Mr. NORTH duDiousy)-Ya-e-c-s, some.
Al tho Faikni National Cashier Hull replied to
= similar que.sion:-"we pay out gold, sir, whom
some to-day, and Will not refuse when Il is asked
for. Wc have paid out about $50 thus far to-dav.n
the Savings Bank the clerks .sugnsd
thom and tho cashier and clerks didn't scom
70 agree ns 10 whether they do or do not pay gold.
Ono OF tho clerks said. III deposition hands IN gold
tako IT, and II man comes along and he wants u
give tito nrm;'' but tho Cashier answered. "oh,
Cashier DAVIS, Of Tie Farmers and Manufacturers
Bank, was next interviewed, and responded:-"So,
ao sss so Ss' s'a aa
way.p
At the City Bank Cashier Champion came 70 the
window. Hc TOO said they didnt pay out any gold
there nor would they until the government starts the
ball Ho said thoy had little on hand ami exhibited
q small box In which wero fifteen or twenty gold
coins.
The cashier OF the Merchants Bank, Walter G.
Fonda, was temporarily absent whom the reporter
called, but Teller Mclean they wcrs paying
any gold. Thoy. too will wait until tho govern
ment starts the business. rs
All, however, seemed to think that resumption was
close ut hand. MIR. kudd, cashier OF tho First Ma
ional Bank, out when the correspondent called
but Mr.. Whippe in reply 10 questions said they dc
not out gold when II - asked for, and can
tell when they will commence; certainly not before
gold comes into general use.
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sHAKEsPEAKE's ANNIVERSARY.
tpY TELEGRAPH no tue HERALD

[DY TELEGRAPH TO TUE HERALD.1
BALTIMORE, Nd, April 20, 1878.
Manager Ford Of she Grand Opera House took
advantage OF the engagement nov being played by
Edwin Booth to appropriately observe this evening
tho 3l4th anniversary OF the birth OF
inc great bard The exterior OF the Opera Houge
decorated, and portrait oil Shakespeare adorned tho
balcony. Booth played Hamlet 10 a large aud nril-
uau n hOus0.
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THE RESUMPTION QUESTION sETTLnD.
lDY TELEaBarH TO THE HERALD.

SPRINGFIELD III, April %, 1875.
Tho First National Bank day began 10 redeem It's
notes In gold. DINER banks here really TO do
the same, but will not advertise tho fact
as On indictment for the presentation OF
thor notes Tho Ridgcly National Bank today
received gold deposit and paid IT Tor It's
but refuses 10 say II viii continue to redeem This
very rich and sin bank In this section Of Illinois
the resumption question Is regarded ms settled.
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UNITED STATES COAST SURVEY.

FIR TELEonAPu TO THE HERALD
NoRYoLK. April %, 1878.
Tho United states Coast Survey steamer Bache.
having again boon placed In commission, arrived to-
day from Washington, and utter coastng puts TO sea
tomorrow afternoon Tor the Florida Keys whore
win DO engaged scientific work tor the next ak
uontha
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CHARGES AGAINST HIM.
fnrLAoELruIA, April %, ISIS.
Tho Very Rev. Bishop McCoskry has written a lot
ter TO an old Trend In this city, audibg TO tho
charges against him, and speaking OF tho matter as
follows
A miserable vagabond, who has been Ia prison. pro-
fesses to nave some letters written by than
five years ago to q orphan girl. Ihcy havo
been published and I suppos. have
them. The alton of handwriting 10 said good
We go bach Detroit, MS good soldier 10
treat while gun IL firing" II sm 10 DO stricken down
by jhe hand Of assassin SHAH TALL with my whole
Tho Bishop educated a soldier nj est Point,
and the ailusion to his not rctreatng While gun is
nring is Interpreted TO mean that tho venerable
prelatc means to make vigorous nght against tho
vile accusation which has boon mado public.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Tho steamship Russia, for Queenstown and Liver
pool, win sail from this port on Wednesday.
Tho mails for Europe will close at the Post ONCE q
hali-past eight O'Clock A. 81
Tho NEW YoRK HxRALD-E Edition Tor Europo-wIli
BIO ready at halt past o'clock IN the morning
Single copies, In Wrappers for mailing. six csnts
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THE WEATHER Yrsrrnpay.

Tho following record Will show tho changes In tho
temperature Tor the past twenty hours IN com.
parison with the corresponding date Of last ycar
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy
HERALD Building. No. 2ls Broadway
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SEVERE WIND IN ILLINOIS.

CAIRO, Ill, April %, 1878
AT four O'Clock this morning severe wind storm
from Tie southwest blew down II. W. Nilier's ware.
house. the Kitchen OF the ST. Charles Hotel and UNI
rooted several houses various portions OF the city
No loss OF lie is reported.
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GOLD BOUGHT At PAR

FIX yELtGRArH TO THE HEnAtp.1
- NOZZLE Ala, April %, 1873
Gold OF the coinage OF 1876, full weight. bought
hero at par to-day.
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FASHIONABLE WEDDING.

lDY TELEGRAPn TO THE HEnALD.1
NEWPORT, H. !, Apri 20, 1878
Charles snow, OF New Haven, was married here
tonight 20 Miss Laura Newton Pratt daughter Of Mr.
Frederick A. Pratt, Collector OF that port
II very fashionable event, and has been looked
Tor ward 10 with no little interest.
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WHY DOUBT :

DO NOT ANOiNr THE CUrICLE BUT USE
GLKsS's soar tor eruptlyo disorders. A. surS
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WHY DoUBrY
steamship company; knowing that success. horets con-
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tigation. announces discovery a remedy tina. posi-
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and his motives Questioned Is not such prejudice an
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10 A BITTER END.

otis quite ns likely that these troops win be
landed at some Turkish port as that they
will no to Malta very little time can
eapsc before We know what is intended
bv the government We may suppose that
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BISHOP M'COSKRY.

temperature TOT corresponding dhte
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USE HYATT's LIFE BALSAM.-PROvEN Ann
tested during thirty public trial. the cure Rheu
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Druggists
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INV PUBLICATIONS.

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Foreign Minister, favor the transaction has tended
to increase the popular irritation Whether or
not there Is any foundation for such a
suspicion, II seems that the present state
or things Is too strained to last and that either an
understanding or an open rupture with Russia
must soon ensuc.r
TROUBLE THREATENED IN RUSSIA
Advices from Cracow say that the Russian rail-
roads are encountered by the transport OF troops
to the North TO cheek threatened disturbances I'm
various centres OF education. The garrisons of
Moscow and Kicr have been reinforced.
NIuILrsr DISTURBANCES
Intelligence received in PARIS slys:" The Nihiist
propaganda In Russia is considerably extending
TIE TnEssALIAS INsuRREcTIoS
1t is reported IRON Athens that the insurgents
OF Thcssaly refused to lay down their arms, but a
five days truce has been arranged. II Is hoped
that the negotiations for an armistice, which the
British Consuls are now conducting, VIII he sue.
cessful.
NOTES FROM ST. PETERSBURG
The Aoence Russe says the situation Is un.
changed, and confirms the statement that the
Grand Duke Nicholas viii return to st. Petersburg
In about ten days
Prince Gortschakor Is indisposed
The Jonraai de 81 Iefersbuyy is also respondent
abont the result or the negotiations.
General Skobelen, Jr., Is Ill OF lever.
VISIT or COURTESY.
IL Ia announced that the Germrn Ambassador
will visit the Marquis ol Salisbury at Hatfield House
today.
N GRANT VENICE
General Grant arrived at Venice from Florence on
Monday night lie was received al tho railway sta
tion BY the officials Of that city. Mr. John Harris.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-12
TIE SENATE.

PRIVATE INSURANCE COMPANIES-CARE OF VAGRANT
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF INSURANCE COM
PANIRs.
lFRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE rRIBUNEt
ALBANY, April ia blow at private insur-
ance is aimed by Senator Pierce, OF Buffalo He intro
duced stringent bill on the subject today. 1t has the
following command Z" 1t shall not be lawful for any
person or number association of persons to engage Ia
the business OF fire insurance to insure property
against damage by fire, unless such persons arc
duly incorporated Tor tnat purpose pursuant to law
Any person or persons who shall wifuly offend against
the provisions Of this shall be guilty of misdemean
or" The act Is TO take effect Immediately
Senator Hogan introduced bill amending the
charter OF the New-YOrk Juvenile Guardian Society
20 as to permit 1t receive for vagant children
under fourteen years OF age, and empowering magis-
traes to commit children to the OF the society
The Senator also introduced O bill empowering the
Governor TO appoint annually a Board OF State Ex-
amners in veterinary medicine and surgery. The
board are authorized to grant licenses to practise
veterinary medicine and surgery in this State.
bill introduced by Senator Jacobs, providing that
officer or member OF the Fire Department shall be
moved without first having trial, ordered to third
reading
The bills for the incorporation OF the Society for the
Prevention Of Crime and providing security against ex-
traordnary conagraons. and creating safety fund by
the insurance companies. were reported from the com
mittees.
The bill making appropriations for the payment OF the
principal and interest OF the canal debt for the fiscal
year commencing October 1873 and for supplying In
New-York tribune., 1878-04-12
SOME or TIE LATEST IMPORTED BoyyErs

Richard Meares of Sixth-ave., for the last
two days has had public opening IN the millinery DO
partment of his establishment. 1t was his INTENTION
earlier in the season. 10 have had opening in the suit
department also but owing to the press of business
that department this plan had TO be abandoned Among
the imported bOunets was a white chip from Madam
Vrot; the front and small cape were composed OF 1y
cords OF white silk and SATIN long white ostEea
feather was held the left side by handsome pean
and gold ornament; the face trimming was wreath W
blue forgetme nots loops of white ribbed grenadns
trimmed the outside the strings were OF narrow Wue
sAIn and grOs grain ribbon Another Imported Dohnes
was of gray CHIP with dented crown and rolled Bfl
and was trimmed with gray silk and chenille gauze tDs
silk was laid in soft upturned folds around the crown
and large loops were in the fronts gray ostrich PLUME
was held by deep pink roses and gray leaves the rom
was caught up with silver ornament, aud hued WIZ
loOps of silk and grenadines the strings were OF i1e
RauZe. One of the most elegant OOnnets shown Wss
white cottage bonnet IL edged with row OF atEg
Roman pearls between wide bands OF gilt; vide e
blue ribbon land round the crown, ending At,see
back with bow and strings wreath OF pue ana Phs
ehrysanthemums surrounded the crown also, ana WIZ
loops of cie ribbon formed the face trimming Isfse
variety OF feathers flowers, and trimmings OF an %
were displayed. Notwithstanding the fact taat ,D Sas
was formal opening OF suits, that departhhss hs 80
full OF elegant costumes and outside garmenS l nd
hchus were in variety OF materials, but sleliSn
gros gram silks seemed the fayorites these are ~
with grass fringe and bead passementere, or W'u '
New-York tribune., 1878-04-12
SEEKING FOR WOMAN SUFFRAGE

Mrs. Lille Devereux Blake made repors
at the meeting OF the New-York Woman es
frage Society, last evening" OF Visit 10 ~
Legislature. She said the committee was reccno
courteously by the Senate. The pioeeeunS' Va
suspended so that their petition could DO r. s,
There was no Senator magnanim0us enough 70 te'~.
fellow members Of what great service women We, ~
,durlug the last war. The committee were at hrs' y
TO believe that there were no Senators who Weie
sympathy with the cause 1t was al'H"-
learned that twelve out Of thirty-two seha'o..
were I'm favor of giving the relief desired nass
OF Senators personally promised the committee 1n G ~
would advocate the oil when IL up for debate ,s
success which crowned tho committees enets "a
Blake considered unprecedented, as regular An
woman suffrage has taken place IN thls
other member of the committee also spoke on no sih
subject alludng to the patronEing ar MIN MIN ssslns
many of the Senators received them. petlton
the Legislature to take from the Board o. Az soard
ment the power regulate the expenses OF t9 9parc
of Education was laid before the meeting y Ind
In long address spoke OF the good results Una. ss
ensue from any legislation giving women TIE nsH
suffrage.