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RACING IN ENGLAND.
IIIsr DAY OF THE EPSON SPRING MEETING
SEXTON THE WINNER OF THE CITY AND
SuBURBAS

IIEsr DAY OF THE EPSON SPRING MEETING
SEXTON THE WINNER OF THE CITY AND
SUBURBAN.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD.
LONDON. April 80, 1873
Tho EPSON Spring Meeting began to-day, whom the
race for the City and Suburban Handicap was run.
This brought out twenty.eght starters The winner
was Mr.. W. s. Crawiurd's bay colt Seton, Captain
Machells bay geding Advance getting tho second
place. and Lord Bradford's chestnut Ally Man9uvre
the third
LATEST BETTING
Mr.. X. Peck's bay geding Kaleidoscope, 8 years,
was the favorite tho betting against HIM being to l.
Tho betting against Seton was to L; against Ad-
vance co to !, and against Manouvre 10 to !.
SUMMARY.
Tho City aud Suburban Handle OF Is soys each,
10 forfeit and only II declared by noou on Tuesday,
January 20, with 200 sovs. added; the owner Of the
the winner Of handicap alter the publication OF The
weights january 49, ut ten A. N.Y. TO carry lbs
LOCO sovs, 10 lbs extra; about one mile and quar-
ter llS subscribers, 20 o. whom pny sovs. cach).
Mr.. W. >. Crawiurd's b. c. Seton. 3 years. by
Spcculum out OF Livcrpooi's dam, II lbs. .......
Captain Machelps b. Z. Advance, years, by Specu-
lum out Of Progress, lo2 os..--. ...............
LORD Bradiord's ch. I. Mannuvre, 4 years. by Lord
Chfden out OF Quick March, 100 lbs. ............
THE WINNER.
Scitop, bay colt, years, by Spectrum, out OF
Lvcrpool's dam, was bred At the Glasgow stud and
sold ns yearling TO his present owner Seiton's first
essay omen unnancd) was at Stockbrdge as u two
yoar-old, when lie finished lcnsth bohnd Lord Fat
mouths Redwing in the Hurstbourno Stakes, about
five furiongs. His next appearance ut Goodwood,
in the Richmond Stakes, six iuriongs, won by Lord
Falmou,hs Jannette. and, though he was well up In
the betting he was next TO Last In field VI fifteen
Al the Newmarket Houghton Meeting In the Criterion
Stakcs, siA furiongs, he MADE his tnird attempt and
OF Held vi nine fourth at tue hnish rhe winner
was his old antagonist JEANETTE, who carried l25 lbs
HIS two-year-old career wound up IN endeavoring to
capture the Old Nursery Stakes thandicapI one mile,
seventeen yards at tho same meeting when, with
10 lbs. up aud tho betting 10 to against him. no
hnisncd third HIS victory IN the CITY and Suburban
is crcditablc per ormancc.
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ALLEGED ABDUCTION.
DISAPPEARS WHILE ATTENDING SERVICE IN
A CATHOLIC CHURCH.

GIRL FOURTEEN YEARS OLD MYSTERIOUSLY
DISAPPEARS WHILE ATTENDING SERVICE IN
CATHOLIC CHURCH.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE uERALD.l
BALTIMORE. Nd, April 60, 1873.
The city OF Frederick, Nd, has a sensation growing
out Of the abb kidnapping OF fourteen year
old girl and her alleged transfer TO Catholic insttu
ton 10 that city or Baltimore. There state
disappearance OF tho child and is difficult TO asccr-
tain the precise truth. One account claimed to DO
truthworthy, to tho effect that on Sunday last Mr.
and Mrs. Grove visited the Manor Catholic Church
in the neighborhood OF Lime Kiln SWITCH whcrc Mr..
Grove is Ia business and rcs!dcs taking with them
the chid ana thor son, young man. During the
services the girl disappeared and Mrs. Grove suppos-
Ing she had gone rto Tho choir gallery, paid
ton 10 the matter AZ tho close ot the service rs
Grove found that the child had been spirited away
subsequent inquiry revealed the fact that the
rage OF Rev. Father GaHncy had been seen rapidly
driven by Constable Brcngio III the direction OF Fred
crlck Father Gaiincy himself back 10 tho city
on horseback. The sirl has not siucc been seen.
FROM BOSTON.
Young Mr. Grove states that about ten years ago
Father Gaffncy brought the child to faIncr und
stating that she was IN orphan from Boston, re-
qucstcd them to raise her. 1hoy accepted the trust
aud the girl has renamed unaer thoir care over
since. Two weeks ago Father Ganney called and de-
manded the child, stating That size wished to be TAX
into the Church The girl denied TINS ana tho
priest Withdrew. Young Grove endoavored TO procure
search TO cxam mo the Catholic institutions
Frederick, In the hope OF iindng the child but Judge
Stokes declined to ISSUE tho warrants and Grove re-
turned home Mrs. Grove Ia Catholic, but her nus
band is a Protestant
WAS SHE IN DANGER?
Another statement IL 10 the elect that Father
Galiney, believing that the chi!d's morals wero Gu
dangcred took the precautionary steps place her
perfect right do Careful inquiry Jailed 10 as
cover her whereabouts.
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ARMED COMMUNIST CLUBS.
THREE BANDS ENROLLED AND DRILLING UH-
DER THE EYE OF THE CHIEF OF THE ORDER.
IDY TELEGRAPH TO THr uRRAID1

THREE BANDS ENROLLED AND DRILLING UH-
DER THE EYE OF THE CHIEF OF THE ORDER.
LEX TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
CINCINNATI April 3d. 1878
Considerable excitement has been occasioned hero
during the last day two by the reports OF the arm
ing OF Communstic societies In othor cities, ana par
ticularly In Chicago and naturally occasonod
quiry whether tho similar organizations here which
are known TO exist. are not engaged tho same
business The Enquirer tomorrow will publish an
account OF tho existence OF three companies OF
this secret order. who have halls and are drill
In: regularly IN the manual OF arms. One OF these
companies bears tho name OF the Lehr Weir
Voron, and meets NJ Teutonic Hall, on Ninth street
near Walnut. They are uniformed aud armed with
Springfield rifles.
Another company drills at Turner Hall, aud In ono
OIL tic anterooms of the hall IS stored 700 breecn-
loading muskets, though is said they do not belong
TO the company; yet It would not DO difficult
matter Tor them 10 obtain possession OF them.
SIM another company meets at tho Arbeitcr Hall
on walnut street above the cauul They drll sunday
afternoons. This company made inquiry some limo
ago OF the colonel OF one vi our National Guard
monts, as TO now they could procure arms But upon
they dcciincd 10 ACCEPT Tho State arms. Each VI
these companies has from sixty eighty Moa en-
rolled and their number Is SAID to be rapidly lncrens
Ing.
MEDpLNG DESIGNS DENIED.
van Patten, The heal OF the Socstic Order for the
United States has MS headquarters here, aud his
presence ID often alluded to Deng tho OF these
signature that they have any designs OF meddng With
existing affairs.
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SENATOR MORRlsSEY.

ASLEEP AND MORE COMFORTABLE, WITH IN
CREAsISG HOPE FoR REcoyLRY.
INK TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
SARATOGA, April 80, 1878.
Mrs. Morrissey, at haif-past O'Clock tonight
stated tho Senator was much comfortable and
was asleep His condition to-day easier and his
physician says there is hope long mere Is life.
Mr. Morrissey listened this evening TO letters from
Drs Sabal and Daniel OF jacksonville, Fla, which
were read to him by Mrs. Morrsscy and which seemed
to revive him extend the possibility Of hope Tor
for his recovery His nourishment consists princi-
paliy oil LutormiIk, which no Is fond Of lie also
parakes OF beef tea and now his physician has added
lager beer. which seems 10 have beneficial effect.
Mrs Norrissoy Is constantly AZ his bedside. Several
OF the friends OF tho family here II Is beloved he
VIII pass u comfortable night.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Commander l.. A. Beardslec, United States Navy,
and Thomas Dickson, President OF the Delaware and
hudson Canal Company. are at the Giisey. Secretary
OF State Joseph A. Engchard OF North Carolina is at
the Union Square. Elisha Atkins, Woo President Of
tho Union Pacific Railroad Company; Colonel Ban
croft, OF England Mayor J. Bciden, Of syracuse r.
Gordon Dexter OF Boston, and PaymastcrJ A. Brod-
head, United Statos Army, arc ut Tho Fifth Avenue
Major J. W. Powell, OF Washington, Is at tho Bruins
wick Ex-senator A J. Wellman, OF Friendship, N.
" is ut tho metropolitan. Charles Bfodhcad, Of
Bethlehem, Pa, Is at tho New York.
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RAILWAY EARNINGS.

ANNUAL REPORT or THE LAKE SHORE AND
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN COMPANY.
CHICAGO, Ill April 80. 1878.
The annual report OF tho Lake shore and NJ ich gan
Southern Railroad for the year 1877 shows:-Freight
earnings So 1900 passenger earnings So 2o3 100;
other earnings, $s25, $751; total $3, 5o5 1885, agains.
$1,000 17o the year 1876; operating expenses ana
taxes IS 9G3 800, against s9,574s35 the preceding
year; increase 10 net earnings, SLOT, 600
President Vanderbilt says, oil the ninci y-two per-
sons killed by tho Ashtabuia disaster oighty-threo
have been sottIod for; OF the sixty.fou woun acd
ntty six have been settled for This absorbed &453 500
OF The earnings, yet the road earned three ana half
per cent its capital stock, OF which the stock
holders received Two per cent.
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SPECIE RESUMPTION.

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HEIALD.
Rock ISLAND, ILL.,, April 80. 1875
p. Jackson, cashier OF the Merchants Exchange
National Bank OF Muscstine Iowa, mado the following
statement 10 a HERALD correspondcnt:-"My Vows
tho resumption Of gold payments are In accord with
those expressed Dy Secretary Sherman. Our bank is
Iedeomins lis bulls In gold on presentation. and We
expect TO continue to do So
A. N. Byers Co., bankers, OF Aledo, say :-"We
think IRON present indications, II no artificial
necessary distractions thrown the way oil the
Secretary OF the Treasury resumption take place
without damage anu with advantage 10 tho counlry.0
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FUNERAL or STEPHEN VALENTINE.

Tho funeral OF Stephen Valentine, the Oldest mcm-
Dor OF tho Produce Exchange, took place yesterday
ai,er from tho Frienis Meeting House on Schcr-
merhorn street, brooklyn. Tho body was removed
from his late residence, No. 200 Henry street.
and placed In the vcstibulo oil the Meet.
ing House, where ~ was Viewed by
the cong resaiion samuel d. Hsines and Thomas
Folk, OF this city, and sarah j. Titus, oil Brooklyn,
delivered addresses on the deceased. Twenty one
members OF tho Produce Exchange were present rs
representatives OF that body. Elders Joshua Sutton,
Nathaniel Merritt, Robert ]. Wilietts and William IL.
Macy were seated within the chanceL The BODY was
Inferred In tho Friends Cemetery, near Prospect
Park, brooklyn
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NEZ PERCES INDIANS.
LKAvrs WORTH, Kan

LgAyESwoRTH Kan, April 80. 1878.
Three subchieis OF tho Nez Perces Indian prison.
ers, headed by White Feather left Fort Laavcnworth
to-day for sitting Bulls camp, accompanied by Mr..
Clarke, experienced interpreter and guide. Ihess
Indians go comm ssioners the Nez perces, now
with Sitting Bul to report them the condition OF
Chief Joseph's band Fort Loayenworth, IL having
been rumorcd among the Indians on the plains that
shosc here were badly treated They without mill
tary escort Tact which shows the confidence tho
govern officers rcposc in thom This Is tho hrst
step OF movement tor reuniting the several bands Oh
~ trib
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MASONIC DEDICATION.

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
EAsroS, Pa, April 80 1878.
Tho Masonic order OF Philiipsburg N. j.. opposite
this city, to-day dedicated their new hall, which is
ono Of the finest In tho state OF Nov Jersey. Tho
dedication services wore conducted by tho officers of
the State Grand Lodge. The Grafton aelivercd by
N. w. Luke A. Lockwood, PAST grand master Of Con-
nccticuI A large number Of the members OF tho
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THREATENING FLOODS.

NAsnrA, N. H., April 80, 1878.
The Morrimac River Is still rising II Is now about
thirteen eet above high water mark, is also tho
Nashua River The Jackson Manufacturing Company
was obliged TO partially suspend work to-day nc
count OF back water. Tho Souhcgan River Is very
high aud owners Of property It's banks nro some
what alarmed. A dam across Naticook Brook, owned
by the Carni PArkcrs Furniture Man uncturing Com.
pany, at Thornton's Ferry, gave way to-day, doing
cons iccrablc damage. Al Dlniorth's Corners sho
uats uro Inn assnblc.
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THE PONEY CREEK DISASTER.

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
RicnaoSD, W., April 80, 1878.
Tho officials OF the Richmond and Danvillo Railroad
announce to-day that they nave discharged tho
ductors OF tho coliiding trains that road ON the
2gth OF April also tho engineer Of freight train
and the brakeman OF the passenger train II Is
Understood that the family OF G. L. Parker who
killed In that accident, will bring SUIT against tho
npaDy Tor heavy damages.
Colonel A. l.. Buford, the President OF tho road, Is
alarmlagy III
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ARREST OF A DEFAULTER.

CHICAGO, April g, 1873
Matthew Weaver, ex-cashier OF tho Ctlzens' Ma.
tiona Bank. OF Urbana. ohio, who is q defauiter to
tho batk In tho Of $4,000, besides $2o 600 which
the bank recovered from him. and other sums, max.
nQ tho total dedication s14o o0o was arrested hero
to-day ~ the United States Commissioner, who, after
hearing Of the this afternoon held him 10 bail
4 y
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AN OFFICER MURDERED.
[pY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
BnLLEFoSrAISE, Ohio, April 80 1878.
George Rockwell, OF this city. and deputy sheriff Of
tho county, was shot and killed by Amos Inskccp this
afternoon Rockwell had levied some horses
owned by 1nskccp and was leaving tho place WHOM
lnskecp fired him from mis- conccalincDt In tho
woodhouse Toe bail struck Rockwell IN the mdcle
of the back and passsd entirely through hts body.
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MIR. EvARrS' FUNERAL.

WINDSOR, W. April 80, 1875
Tho funeral OF William Evar,s took place IRON st.
Paui's Church this forenoon Secretary and Mrs
Eyarts were absent having been called to Now York
by tho dangerous illness OF their other son.
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OPENING OF NAVIGATION.

HELENA, Al. T., April 80, 1878.
Tho steamer Dig Horn, oil the Coulson line, was at
the mouth OF tho Marias River on Monday ana
reached Fort Benton tho Same day. This Is tho nrst
boat OF tho scasound the earliest arrivai over made
She had board 100 recruits for the Third Infantry
and 100 oil freight The Is reported in good
condition and rising rapidly.
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CANADA AND THE WOOD TARIFF.

OTTAWA, Ont, April 80 1873.
In tho House OF Commons to-day Or. upper ex
planned that he mad decided move tho rcsoiu--
ton respecting sugar, OF which no had gwen notice.
because he believed tho bill oil Mr. Fernando W God
OF the United States Congress- altering the United
States tariff, and which he proposed 10 checkmatc,
would not be passed.
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A HEAVY FOG.

dense fog began TO ovcrspread tho city last night
at eleven O'Clock and by hour after midnight tho
buildings could hardly DO distinguished across tho
street Along the rivers fog bells rang suIienly
ana the icrryboats found difficulty Ia picking their
way actoss the shrouded waters
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RIOTERS HELD FOR TRIAL.

lspIASAPoLrs Ind, April 80, 1873.
After o six days preliminary examination Judge
Soan TO day, at Covingion, Ind, found thirteen Of
the Coal Greek rioters guilty OF murder In the first
degree, and held tho In So 600 bah each TO await tho
action of tho Grand Jury -Four others were released
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DAMAGES ON A RAILROAD.

HARTFORD, Conn, April 80, 1875.
Milton Gibson, Of winsted, Conn, ono OF those Sc
rousiy injured by tho Tarivc accident last winter.
has sued tho Connecticut Valley Railroad Company
for 5000 damages.
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FATAL STABBING AFFRAY.

ROCHESTER, N. ", ApriI 90, 1878
In Palmyra last night Charles Torr stabbed aud In.
stantiy killed james A. Porter. Both wcro unmar.
ricd and were partially intoxicated and had quar-.
relied over q trivial affair. The muI derer escaped
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CAPTURE OF SOME OF MAcEo's BAND or IN
sURGENTs.
HAVANA, April 90, 1878.
The insurgcnt chief BrIoso one OF tho followers OF
Macoo has been captured with six others in the
neishbofhood OF Santiago do Cuba.
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MAILS FOX EUROPE.

The steamship Scythia, for Queenstown and Liver.
pool and vilo DO Paris. for Havro. win sail from thl
port on Wednesday.
Tho malls for Europe will close at tho Post once AZ
ono and for France direct at nalf.hast two r ~
The NEW YORK Naturalization Tor Europc-wiu
DO ready at eight O'clock IN the morning.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

Tho following record Will show tho changes In tho
temperature Tor the past twenty -four hours In com.
parison With the corresponding OF last year. as
indicated by the thermometer at nudnups pharmacy
HERALD Building, No 2is broadway -
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NEW JERSEY AT PARIS.
TRENTON. April 80, 1878.

TRENTON. April 80, 1878.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
( Governor Mcclellan to-day appointed, as Commits
sioners TO the Paris Exposition, Samuel Lord und
George b. Jcnkinson. OF Newark; John s. Barnes, OF
Elizabeth. and Brant l.. II. Good, oi Railway.
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RUSSIAN CRUISERS.

THE cIMDRIA HAS A REGULAR MAN-oF-wAR's
CREW ON BoARD-AN OFFICER OF THE I'M
pEHIAL NAVY IN coMMAND-AwAITING
ORDERS.
SOUTHWEST HARBoR, Me-. April 80, 1878
About seven O'Clock on Sunday morning tho
steamer Cambria, or Hamburg one OF tho Hamburg.
American iine arrived at this place. According 10
Captain Badenhousons statement she Is chartered by
an agent OF tho Russian government. sho procecdod
10 Baltic Port Tor Baltiiskoi In Russia, and ,hcro
TOOK on board 800 men. mostly Firms, as Storage
passengers, and slxty-t cabin passengers.
round the north OF Scotland.
A MYSTERIOUS COMMANDER
Captain Badenheusen under tho orders OF ono Of
tho cabin passengers. and when or Cape Sable as no
shaped his Tor Cape Cod was directed to lay
his course tor Southwest Harbor. He has no cargo
only ship stores. He is now lying hero waiting for
orders Hc processes utter ignorance of tho ccstIna
ton Of tho vessel men.
NAVAL OFFICER.
No person has been ashore except Captain Baden
heusen and tho gentleman in charge. The latter has
tho bearing Of naval Officer, and is Russian. Tho
Collector OF tho Port has yet boarded Tho Ship
and no other petson has boon allowed on board.
The ship is full OF men and keeps steam up contin.
uaily.
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THE cINBRrA AWAITING INSTRUCTIONS.

IdE CIABRlA AWAITING INSTRUCTIONS.
ELLSWORTH. No, April 80 1873
Tho passengers on board the steamer Cimbria Mt
Southwest Harbor provo be a regularly orsanizsd
ships company OF sixty officers and 600 seamcn Of
Grifeuberg On her arrival long despatch in CIPHER
TO Admiral Lcssorsky at st. Pecrsb urg and
the officers seem to be waiting for n reply. The
steamer has a largo OF stores on board, In.
GLIDING ooai ten days s.caIning. No arms or am
muni,ion visible and tho officers OF tho steamer
deny that there any such on board
THE cIxBRiA's ORDINARY CREW.
Tho officers and crew Of the steamer number 10 and
are all Germans Captain Badenheusen was taken
out Of another steamer appointed TO the Clmbria
three days alter he reached Hamburg and the
took In stores and passengers rapidly as possible
Captain Badcnheuscn has asked for bill OF health
IRON this port.
RErlcESoE OF THE RUSSIAN OFFICERS.
The Russian officers are very rot,csnt about tho
object OF their VISIT and even profess TO be ignorant
of their the purpose OF their being sent
here. Among tho officers Is a Russian noblornan OF
high rank who with tho Grand Duke on hts visit
this country. Mono Of tho officers havo yot been
shore, except tho captain and purser OF the ship
and the paymas,sr Of a Russian corps
snir's ALL RIGHT.
Tho Collector has boarded the Clmbria and found
her papers all right, corresponding to tho captains
statement Formal entry will DO made to-day and
list Of her passengers furnished soon as II can be
mado ou. They observe special secrecy, but per.
ted tho correspondent go about tho vessel freely
They think they may remain here somo days, and the
officers aro inquring about game and nsh on Noun.
Desert
NO NEED FOR A PILOT
Tho Cimbria IN without a local pilot. and no
inquiry 10 being made for pilot She is no. disabled
BRITISH SHIP ON THE LOOKOUT.
HALIFAX, N. s., April 80, 1873
Her Msjesty's ship Sirius sailed from this port
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Average temperature Tor corresponding date last
year s..... 5i
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BRITISH SHIP ON THE LOOKOUT.
HALIFAX, N. s., April 80, 1873
Her Msjesty's ship Sirius sailed from this port
to-day for Bermuda.