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HORRIBLE THEORY.
Inquiry Into m Outrage on n
Young Lady OF BrOoklyn-steai.
ing n Beautiful Live Body for
the Dfssecting-Table.-


New YORK, August lon the even
ing OF the 4th Of July handsome young
lady, Miss Louise Heuser, Of Brooklyn;
who has been spending the summer at
her brother.in,law's, Dr.. Hasbrouck, at
Milton, on the Hudson, was seized BY two
masked men, chloroformed and her
clothing removed. She was found on
the floor Of the ball with her feet against
the front door.
After careful investigation 1t was re-
ported as probable that the outrage was
committed BY young men in the village,
whose sWeetheArts were jealous Of Miss
Heuser, and that II was done to disgrace
her. DR.. Hasbrouck employed New
York detectives to clear up the case, and
now the citizens OF the village are great
" excited over the arrest Of an English
physician named DR.. Miller, charged
with being the perpetrator OF the out
rage,
Threats Of summary vengeance are in
n lew instances even made, he is tall,
effeminate in build, has q quiet yoiee,
and hands as fne as 4 WomAns, and aged
forty years. Last Friday, when Miss
Heuser was citing at the window, she
saw man jump out Of 4 wagon, and as
be walked toward the sidewalk she cried
out TO her sister, Mrs. DR.. HAsbrouck
"Oh dear, there goes one Of the men who
assaulted me. know him by his build.
Look at his feet, they are exactly like
those OF the tAllest OF the two who
stripped me on that fearful night"
The detectives theory Ia that all Of
Miss Heuser's clothing were removed, so
that there should be nothing to identify
the girl by. She was to be rolled in
sheets that the men outside had, and ct
once carried away. The chloroform on
the sponge would have been renewed, and
the body Been sold for medical purposes.
A body like hers, he said, would have
been worth much money. They were al.
ready carrying her out when they heard
persons on the plaza.
The neighbors heard the scufaing in
the hall, and tried the door. Then the
scuftling ceased, and they tried 10 open
the door, but could not. The reason was
Miss Heuser's feet we're against it The
rutians heard some one coming, and left
her in that position 10 delay pursuit.
The detectives think the other man or
men we're roughS hired BY DR.. Miller 70
help him carry her Of. Miller is grad.
uate Of Edinburg University, And has
practiced medicine 10 England. BE came
70 this country ten years ago, and settled
in New Hamburg.
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A Desperate Convict PASSES In
His Cheeks,

ST. LOUIS, August about 5 o'clock
this morning G. E. Stevens, prisoner at
the Workhouse, about three miles below
the city, was killed by the guard'. It
appears that Stevens, who is desperate
man, had been confined in a cell Tor two
or three days for violent conduct. To-
day he was released from confinement,
and while crossing the yard, picked
up paper dropped by another prisoner.
Two guards, Mccoy and MeQpid, attempt
ed 10 obtain the paper, but Stevens re-
fused TO give II up, and struck one Of the
guards with a rock and the other one
With 4 stone breaking hammer. The
guards then fred on him, shooting him 10
the arm and left breast The latter shot
entered his heart, killing him instantly.
Two other prisoners, who had nothing to
do with the affair, wore wounded BY stray
.hots, but not dangerously.
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The Right Kind OF Talk.

From the fhiLsaeipnA ETes.
Mr.. Randall has done many things
this last session which have lessened his
popularity 10 Philadelphia and dimin.
ished the lustre Of generally excellent
record, but be ia a man Of high personal
integrity, or unimpeachabls honesty, and
az such his representation otus at Wash.
ington has always reflected credit and
honor upon the city. We want him re-
placed by man Of equally high chsrac-
acter, standing and political integrity,
and will be no party to sending in his
place any political Bohemian and soiled
adventurer. There are Republicans
enough who are Mr.. Randalls peers in
personal character and moral strength.
and who are gentlemen Of established
repute, and we should nominate man
Of that kind or none at all. Let Us kick
out the political tradera and hncksters.
The future OF the Republican party lies
in the path OF political integrity.
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ToprxA, August Information has
been received here that \ man named
Mclean vas murdered BY Ute Indians
fifteen miles from Cheyenne, At Wells,
Colorado. he hAd gone out to drive in
cattle, and his pony came 10 covered with
blood. A party went in search and found
seyenty.hye Ute Indians near the place,
Who were hurrying aWay. MeLean'a
brother Il In pursuit with eighteen .old=
iers. ltis thought that he was murdered
for a gold watch and chain and other
yaluAbles on his person.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
70 THE DAILY LNERLLIGENcER
BUTLER AND KEARNsY MEET.
Two Pairs Of HOrnsy Hands Clasp
In Sympathetic Friendship.
The Orient and the ocoident in
! Perisee.

BRloHros, Mass, August i2.-General
Butler called on Kearney, the California
ssitatOr, yesterday at the house Of Kear.
ney's mother, and had a talk Of an hour
and half upon the Chinese question in
California, in the course Of which the
General inquired If the bones Of the Chi
namen would not make good fertilizer.
Kearpey entered into general descsip.
ton Of his corrslling the two National
parties and his fight with the soreheads
and aristocrats when his ticket triumphed
inelection. Claiming that enough OF his
men in the country hsd been elected as a
non.partisan ticket to give n majority Of
working members. Public opinion Is go
strong that they dare not do otherwise.
The subject OF railroads was introduced
by Butler, claiming that they should be
public highways. Butler spoke of Van.
derbilt, and Kearney said: We call such
men thieves upon the Pacific coast. We
must chop both ways, hang n few Of these
thieves and vote them ont at the same
time.
The conversation took a wide range,
and Kearney asked the General about
greenbAcks, and was answered that the
greenback Is untAxed money. The Shy.
locks wish to make II, interest bearing
money, but
Here Kearney interrupted. eIcIaiming:
"Money Money We want'first an hon.
eat Government, then money will take
care OF itself. Why, il cobble stones
we're money tomorrow these thieves
would make corner in iti'
Butler-[ Laughing That's SO.
Kearney-If you run. for Governor
you will have to relinquish your seat in
Congress.
B1tler-I expect toslcaye Congress
this term whether run or NOT, which Is
by no means settled thing yet.
Kearney-Well, General what do you
think Of organizing the workingmen
here in Massachusetts. 's'''-'
Butler-Well, that requires thought.
While we are united on onepoint. We all
have our opinions on finance. You ex.
pect to speak in Massachusetts?
Kearney-Monday night reception
has been arranged for me in the old era.
die Of liberty, Faneuil Hall. Inspired
with such associations can't help but
speak,
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The MheAI Corner.

he Chicago Tribune OI Thursday says
lrIutbne to the wheat "corner: y
'TAe most .uccessful and extensive
vat 'eOrsr ever manipulated 10 the
ywtASet EY carried through yesterday
hYilsIuEse Ind Chicago, resulting in
gibi s,tinl,ed all the way from $780,
@n $4,000 10 the winning operators,
1dia corresponding Losses to the par
ts hat bad sold short for July. 10
AtEIusee the uncomfortable squeeze
VUIoroed 10 a fgure 20 cents higher
Ail n Chicago, 81 30 being the price
&ist wheat - the standard at which
a,thOrt,' must .ettle 10 the 6rst.named
nHt,L 10 this game ofgouge between
utsFeulltOn the farmer is only an on
lsatG, Iad derives no benefit from the
hSOlOO' figures quoted in yesterdays
rlIa,etiOus.' A healthy crop Of litiga-
ia promises harvest for the lawyers
IN OuIErOSih Of the corner while
" nslls II large neither sympathiEe
VII he lO.sr nor admire the winners in
Gtas battle OI The spectators"
Tie Itao, OI the came city, says:
'TAs do. oil the uouth brought the
'l'r corner to AD end, Yesterday. In
,Ft d he recent refusal Of the board Of
tna. 10 repeal the anti-corner rule,
as'' su been 4 considerable amount
,FSuiltiIs buying and selling in No.
.'s'il lof .one days past, and, As the
ESt Ia sight vas unusually small, the
asastn o. lhecofner had a decided ad-
niaH. Wheu the hour for settlement
slSe' s'SeVer, only few OF the .horts'
SGd N the corner rate. the great ma.
MlI! qalstl! taking refuge behind the
!.s'aish alloEi corners only 4 small
Ps'ssIiss above the legitimate market
PIa' ISs rule doubtless saved 4 con-
s'te ss.i'sIe Hunbes Of operators from
.anNupIfy, And 10 that extent fulfilled
= purposes for which /, was enacted.
:. ~ Questions arising out Of attempts
'ln Jati'H mixed grain will have 70 be
ge1lsd By the authorities Of the
y, s'Ea o. sids, lud may lead To the adop.
. lSeH rule governing such cAses.
~ :. alaAssn oi The corner seem TO have
"a 4. pretty EoOd thing out Of It. but
n,'.iSs,snsnl' - we're not lar enough ad-
oT' a Int night 10 justify an estimate as
yiI.s'a s ls'ah AnOun, Of the profits. Ia
gfes gS Is, The corner Wls run up to
=, i,%.!lally g cents above the fair mar,
~ - Pnes' lod some settlements were
~. ~, y lalt rate. A number Of the VIC
I'M is.Io'sd 10 PAY it, however and there
Iisl eOOd deal Of arbitration and
Il. Ha on sSsFs, a we'll As here, before
~ a''a'Slnce il fully se,tledn
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The Atlanta (Ga.) Consultation Of Sat-
urday says: The death Of the Charles
ton Is. C) Journal Of Commerce nearly
brings to an end dual journalism in the
South. Within line run from New Or
leans to Louisville and from Louisville
to Richmond and the coast, we find In all
this vast tract Of enclosed country, EN-
bracing all Of what Is known as the South
east, but two cities that have more than
one morning paper-Knoxyille and COL
umbus. Louisville, Nashville, Chat.an.
ooea, Lynchburg, Danville, Charlotte
Wilmington, Columbia; Charleston, Au-
gusta, Savannah, Macon, Atlanta, Mont
gomery, Mobile, and Jacksonville, each
have one paper. In Knoxville and the
surrounding country there are two active
white mems parties. No oue can account
for exceptional Columbus, unless it ia
that her two papers are conducted on an
inexpensive basis, and neither Is there
fore forced 10 succumb to the other.
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MiehIean Crop Report.

DErRorr, MICH, Ang. 2.-Ths Fe'
Res Of tomorrow will publish the crop
reports from every county in Michigan
in which wheat Is raised TO any extent
The entire yield is placed At SoI0oo,.
900 bushels, q crop beyond all
precedent in this State, and
placing Michigan amongst foremost
producing SlAtet Of the Union; average
Weld per acre between 10 and 20 bushels
The crop, though not equal in quality tc
last seasons, l. fully up 10 an average
The prospect for corn Ia much better
than in the earlier part Of the season
Oats NOT up TO the standard.
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T5TlRTISHED AUGUST a. 1852.
Explanation from Acting Mayor
Hanulnn.
.7.." WHEELING, August 2.
EaILen IntellIgsneE

Editon lnteilgeneT:
Your explanation Of the Aagrant yio-
Iation Of the ordinances Of the city is,
in part correct. Upon the completion OF
his new building, Mr.. Mason In company
with his bondsmen, called upon me for =
permit 10 remove his business from the
old place to the new. Mr.. Welty stated
that although there was no authority for
the permit, 1t had been the custom Of the
Mayor TO give one in such cases, and
which believe 10 be correct, Mr.. Ma
son assured me that he would make 40
application 10 council at its frst meeting
for transfer Of his business, and upon this
assurance / assumed the responsibility
and gave him s permit To remove his
business to his new building. Under
similar circumstances would do so
again. Owing to sickness Mr.. Mason
failed TO have his license transferred at
the regular meeting Of council, and could
not do 90 at the last meeting, as the
First Branch failed 10 get quorum. The
incorgruity OF your reasoning wherein
you say the Mayor has no more authority
than any other citizen in the premises,
and at the same time assert that his act
nulllfes both bond,and license, Is certain-
ly apparent.
The pop-gun affair Is such tritling
matter, a statement Of the facts In the
case is hardly warranted, a. the space in
your paper could be much better EN-.
ployed. The facts are about as follows /:
The man who had the pop-gun, and who
had worked It last year BY permission Of
Mayor Sweeney, called upon me for q
permit to shoot at the old stand. / sent
him 10 the City Clerk and said TO him,
that Mr.. Updegraf would receive the
usual fee, and would no doubt know how
Mayor Sweeney had been running such
matters. Mr.. UpdegrAf received his
money and advised him TO ask Council
for permit, supposing Council would go
through the form Of granting It and there
by relieve him Of any trouble. The clerk
wrote an application for him asking for
something he did not want, namely, lie
cense TO keep shooting gallery. An e1-
pIanation from me secured the permit in
the Second Branch; the First Branch
failed to concur. The next morning the
gentleman called upon me and said the
First Branch did not seem to understand
his application and had refused 10 con.
cur, and further said he had better get his
money back. ! told him he could do rs
he pleased, but under the circumstances
/ would give him permit to shoot his
pop.gun (see section 18th Of offences) but
/ had no authority TO authorize him to
charge fee for shooting.
Very Respectfully.
W. @. HAsDLAs. t
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SPORTING NEWS.
saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, August 2.-The Rrst race,
sequel stakes for three year olds, mile
and three quaters, was won BY Duke OF
Magenta, on the center, by four lengths
Conny made second and Invermore third,
Time 3:l5.
10 the second race. heat q miles, was
won by Jack Screw, LOiter, ID, Diamond,
Sd. Time l:l9i.
The next was an extra race, i mile
dash, Bramble won easly by 6 lengths,
oriole, %, Idslia, Sd. Time 2:17.
The 4th race, free Handicap and
steeple race, q miles, was won by Walter
Redding, ID, Dandy, Sd. Time 6:47
Coronet fell at the ID Water Leap.
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BR1sToI, August 2.-The steamer
Scandinavia, Capt Paulson, from New
York, July 9Th, for this port, Was spoken
July 17th, under sail, having lost her
propeller; she arrived here to-day.
PHILADELPHIA, August 2.-Arriyed--
City Of Bristol, from Liverpool.
LTyERPooL, August 2-The steamers
Bo,hnia, from New York, and Austrian,
from Montreal, have arrived out
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FIRE RECORD.

CINCINNATI, August "A FIRE at Par.
kersburg, W. Va, yesterday, destroyed
V. Rathbone's acid factory and Blade q
Co.'S dye house. Loss $4,000; partially
insured.
CHICAGO, August IA special to the
Daily Nas from Salt Lake says: The
town Of Alta and the little Cotton Works
is in ashes. The ere having originated
from . cigar Of Judge starn, Who was
lying on a lounge in the Swami House.
The FIRE spread rapidly consuming two
hundred wooden buildings. Loss, $780,.
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Among Money Order
Clerks.

CHICAGO, August 2.--Postmaster Pal.
mer has removed John W. Gregg, chiel
clerk Of the money order department be-
cause Of his supposed connection with OF
at least dereliciion iu duty, regarding the
defalcation Of his subordinate, E. l.. Mil;
Ter, who Is now here, having returned
from Canada under promise Of tempo
rary immunity, that be may give intor-
mation tending 70 tx the time Of ex'
postmMser Arthur's defalcitions. Two
other clerks in the money order depart
ment will Be discharged.
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MoNUMRNT UNVRILED.

A dispatch from Muskegan, Mich,
states that the monument erected 70 Cap
tain John Walker by Rev. P. Fisk, Of
Greece, was unveiled at that place yes
terday. Captain Walker was known as
the man with the branded hand, . cog.
nomen derived from the fact that the
palm Of his right hand was branded s. s.
i.laye stealer) J, on account Of having as
sisted in running fugitiyes over into
Canada on his vessel. ; nos .,-,fafrl
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sunday school nj Chautauqua-
Grand Reception TO Governor
CoIquia.

FArR Porsr, n. Y, August Prayer
service, preliminary 70 the opening Of the
International Reform Congress and Chau.
tauqua Sunday School Assembly, was
held this evening. A grand reception is
TO be given Gov. Colquitt, Of Georgia, on
the 18th Of August.
Joseph Cook will lecture on the l4th
and 18th.
The Daily AaemOFy Herald, large
quarto sheet, will be Issued Monday and
be published three weeks, 3 steam print.
ing house having been erected on the
grounds.
Lewis Miller, Of Akron, Ohio, remains
President Of the Chautauqua Assembly
Association. r
Large numbers Of people from all parts
of the United States are arriving.
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The q. r, r. Il. disputes Seereta.
ry SehurL' Decision.

CHICAGO, August 2-The Land Agent
Of the Union Pacific Railroad At Omaha
has issued an official circular letter Civ
ing notice that that road will not aeeept
as tinal the recent decision Of Secretary
SehurI As 10 the right Of citizens 70 settle
and remain In undistufbed possession OF
lands granted the Union Pacific road By
the Government Any such settlers will
be dealt with as tresspassers,
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SAN FRAScIsco, August "A Victoria
dispatch says the following resolution
has passed Parliament unanimously :
That this House is Of the opinion that
Chinese should not be employed upon
he public works Of the Province and
that q clause should be inserted in the
speci6cation OF all contracts awarded, TO
tae effect that contractors will not be
permitted 10 employ Chinese labor upon
their work, and that in the event Of their
doing 40 the government will not be re-
spousible for the payment Of the con-
tract.
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HAILY SPRINGS, Mis-, August 2.-!There
was . heavy rain storm here this alter
noon. James Briggs, sged l6, and Miss
Louisia Malicia, aged IA, were killed BY
lightning at different places in the suburbs
OF the town.
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Ru,k shipments on the Missouri.

ST.. LOUIS, August 2.-The toWboat B.
]. Baker, with three barges, arrived here
today from Kansas with 81 900 bushels
Of corn for this city. This Is the second
trip Of this kind, and Was made in sever
Al DAYS shorter time than the previous
by ne lake, and shows that the trans.
portation By barges on the Missouri can
s. successfully accomplished. The freight
vas 1T cents per bushel.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.


LONDON, August 2.-The Archbishop
Of Canterbury, the PrimAte, has issued
to the clergy Of his diocese recommend.
alton that they who during the past few
months have prayed for peace should
now, through general thanksgiving, re.
turn thanks 10 God that their prayers
have been thus far answered.
il is reported that Lord Duferin will
70 TO Asia soon as British Commissioner.
A dispatch from Berlin says: Prince
Gortschakof made q solemn promise at
Berlin that the Russian forces should be
Withdrawn upon the evacuation Of Varna
and Shumla.
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CHICAGO.
Gone 10 Work Again.

CHICAGO, August 2.-The striking tug.
men are at work again this morning,
their employees having reconsidered the
proposition to reduce the wages, and
have iaken them back at the old prices.
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sEw swrxsuse PEAr.

Captain Webb has commenced his feat
Of swimming So hours continuously with
out rest in the Thames. He dived of the
parade at Woolwich at 8 o'clock this
morning, and is now swimming toward
Grayesepd, on reaching which place be
will turn with the tide and swim back 10
WoolWich, expecting to reach there at
8 O'Clock this evening, when he will again
turn with the tide and repest the trip.
WooLWIcH, August 2.-0wing to the
high winds, Capt. Webb left the water at
l6 minutes past 8 o'clock, having been
swimming 8 hours and completed %
miles.
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HALryAx, August 2.-Warreu Smith,
through the Rowing Association, chal:
lenges any man In America, Hanlon and
Courtney excepted, 70 row {. three mile
race, on Bedford Basin, for $500 aside.
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TuPeife Railroad has advanced the
nj. q, s,ftain classes Of freight to San
y.,i,,o IRON s. TO sl9 per 100 pounds.
n, .5.cs most vitality the dry goods
p,B,sd certain other manufactures and
I, l,tbo!.d BY the companies to the
n. ts,, b.avy freight has passed into
d, G.sdI Of sailing vessels to such an
,tp.t v to Oblige The railroad to raise
4, rio 90 the lighter traffic. This is
Lrily The way to increase the tonnage,
uItL. E,,sr route will probably secure
isilI llgsr proportion Of the tfanseon-
a,ual freight, As musical instruments
4, ,sskOued at y times the rate Of
IN. dis, The freight on piano to San
yn,d.co BY rail would now be nearly
nO. Tie Pacific Mail rate for first class
i s per hundred, clipper ship from
HaDs?5O. Pianos are not injured BY
d. orin pAs.Igs and are likely to take
s&. rl.r. The Pacific Mail will prob
", BOT follow the Pacific Railroad rate
,,,ud
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rHE pERATr IN PARIIAMHNT.

The Morning Pot says: An attempt
will be made TO get the debate in
the House Of Commons on Lord
Hartington's resolution protracted till
the sixth inst, but this don't fnd ia
yor with the leaders Of either aide, and a
division Is expected about 2 o'clock on
Saturday morning. Considerable pair
ing Is expected. II is also stated that
every effort is making to end the session
Of Parliament on the 17th Of August.
The Chancellor Of Exchequer, replying
TO FaWcett, said he could not promise
that the reforms proposed In Asiatic-
Turkey and the guarantees for their exc.
cution, which are yet to be agreed upon,
would be submitted To Parliament pre-
yiously for its sanction.
FaWcet gave notice that he would in.
troduce resolution declaring such prior
submission necessary.
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IsaAc Bohman, Secretary and Treasur-
er Of the New York Optical Company,
hiss disappeared, and 1t Is asserted that
he has taken large amount Of money
belonging TO the company.
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YELLOW FEVER.

NV ORLEANS, August 2-The Board
Of Health up 70 noon reporn SO new
eases and seven deaths from yellow fever
during the pas. tWenty.tour hours.
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Weather indications.
WAH DEPAKThEHT,
OVucl or mn cIIuy sIsAAL OWEN.
WAEHINsIoH, D. c, August 81 ~
IHoRARnrun

For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
warmer partly cloudy weather, occasional
rains, variable winds, stationary or lower
pressure.
For the Lake region. clear weather,
followed by increasing cloudiness and
possibly by occasional rain, ,varIble Winds,
mostly soItherly, and stationary and fall.
ing barometer.