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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-04
A IEN-MILE Walk.

A ten-mile walking match care on In Baltimore on
Tuesday last at tho nrmory OF tho Finn regiment on
North Howard street. between ten members OF that
regiment. Tho track around Tho floor OF tho
armory, and was marked by nsgs At each corner and
al the starting point tho southern centre OF tho ball.
soon attcr A. ~ the contestants started aud
they nnished IN the following order:-Edward DO !,
member oil the drum corps--rimc, Ia. Jos. Fay lor
Gregg, private Company q, III lon. 30s. Leo
Godsporougb, 20. Ism. sos. ". Pennington, III. ION.
30A Charles Mcpherson, Company Is, ~. 2ln. Us
Weston Llcy, 2h. 27m. Joseph Ficr. Company b,
~. 2sm. Edward Henry, Company b, III ISM. 800
aud Charles Bradenbaugh, Company U, IN. 3Im. &c.
g. r. McComas, OF Company &, withdrew after walk
lug miles and lap Considers able rivalry existed
between Gregg ana Bell, he former Won the d We
mite rncc the DAY before at the Same place. The time
made by Bell Is Very last, he averaging ION. 3s to
the miie but no walked IN very bad form. The walk.
ing Licy was excellent, being the square neel and
toe style, which no maintained throughout tue con
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

We arc indebted 10 Purser walls. Of Colum.
bus, from Havana, for favors
SPARTAN o Boston, ashore east OF Fire Island
mains In the SAM position Her had been taken
with view Of rivhtng her, and she be
can be got on Otherwise she viii break up during the
FIRST heavy Storm.
snrr IsIAsp BoxE, $50 tons. built ct windsor rs. in
1859 this port has been sold tor German
private terms
sur SWALLOW, ,c3a TONS built al Boston In 1884 re-
paired 1874 and mstalled IN July, IA i5 port
has been purchased BY Howcs CrowsIi Of Boston.
$4,000.
sHrr gicnARp McMASus register built a. Bid.
dcford, Ne, In 1906. has been sold at Batavia
BARK KRmpyr nv Lgk-ship Nor tSor) has been
take forward tn. ~ tho bark Krmpen
van de (Duchj Darsn for Schiednni which ut
New York March leaky. and there condemned shs
sold At auction yesterday.
BARx CoxconpA tNor). from Liverpool. with salt at
wn,ing ton NJ. April lost opniast survey has been
ordered.
BRie errAwA fr ga tons, Coady cleared as Beaufort
SO. March % Tor Dublin. took OF only 2U2 OF
rock OF her decks bcng eAky
upper SCANS well caulked she coppersd above her
present water line.
AxrsicAN Bnre GEORGIA tons register was sold
by auction at baltimore tuesday TO jacob Sten OF
New York. tor $4,000
River salt ash, struck hAtcnetts kss southeast
Sybrook bar. night Of I'd inst and sunk Crew
largo insured.
scaR RITA STORY Of iiarwich. $3.50 tons. has been
IN tho dsnns business. under comm ana Of Capt David
Kelley, formerly OF schr Helen Miranda
scuR sunny SourH, Derrckson. of and n New York
March IL Tor Mobile With Z genera. cargo, has been
senviiic. 81. in 1874, and registered 400 tons
scuR Rum CARLISLE, from Cardenss, at Baltimore
April y. reports ashore night Of Marrh III Kents
Island. aud was assisted on BY q tur, uninjured.
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PROBABLE HOMICIDE.

Oficor Mclaughlin, on Grand street, Jersey City,
found woman ana child suffering from wounds He
took tnem TO the First precinct police station The
womans face covered with blood, her nose was
partially cut on and side Of tho upper lip hung by
o mere shred. On her forehead were deep cuts
ana her head terribly battered. Tho appear
anoe Of tho child was sckcning spectacle.
She Said her name was Eliza McCombs and The girl
was her daughter Maggie They lived at No 27l
Grand street, and with them stopping nor son
Thomas He came home after having spony tie day
among the politicians At the Lrimnries. and was
In = lighting mood, having drank 10 Q
considerable extent He bad scarcely entered
tho house before created row. He frat
applied vile ep,thots to his mother ana sister which
they rcscptcd. Ito struck his mother . heavy blow
the head. The girl ran 10 protect her mother
when she received blow with The glass which felcd
her he officers arrested aud lodged tho fathsr aud
son. who ressteI them, In cell. rho wounds OF tho
girl Maggie who Is but fourteen ycars old, are pro-
nd fat Al
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TIE MEET AT NEW CASTELAR, EXCITING
puN TO vHFATIY HILL.

TIE MEET AT NEW CASTELAR, ExcIriNo
RUN TO wHEATLy HILL
The meet Of the Queens County Hunt yesterday was
Al New Csssel the mag nincenl weather and the an
licipaiion OF an exciting bridging out crsditabs
Geld including two ladies and numerous spectators.
The Garden City delegation Of hunismcn arrived
almost sim utan eously with the master OF The hounds
and the pack SO no time lost. particularly
AZ tho hounds arrived uncoupied. Promptly at the
appointed the field logged the track Of me
Long Island Railroad In northery direction. when
With turn to the westward an or two OF thick
brush was passed through upon tho EDUC Of which
scent was found The line led through thin bolt
Of timber and then farming country well fenced,
giving the riders three or four jumps, which thus
early tried the qualiy OF their stsedA Alter nearly
hail mile had been run toward the west tho HOUNDS
OF tho nsid much d,incul,y to keep them
which several oossacies We're successfully taken.
brought all hands 10 the jericho turnpike. across
which road heller skss.r wen. hounds and morse
OF two h, nusome farm houses 10 quickly rush
70 ,noir doors, whore they renamed until the last
huntsman mad iong been hidden from view 6y nick
cover 10 the northward
OVER ROLLING COUNTRY
Beyond the jericho turnpike the country was Of
rolling character and contained many fences vi al
insurmount aDie height, but 80 lar as ascer-
tanned occurred and this portion OF the
chase, literally lover tue h,s. proved vory
exciting. Inc road leading 10 whca'ly was
s n IN aDou. '"en.snvo nature 10
require portion OF the aed gullop up tue road 70
the westward, tho remainder not stopping IN their
course, but riding straight alter Inc pack In ms
district there another turnout oil Tue farming poo
pie, VINO seemed deiighted AZ the appearance vi the
horsenen and numerous questions were asked Of the
carriage delegation ~ 10 Tho extcnt OF tho run.
Toe mounds Daiod Tor want Of scent, and at
times they made the pace Of almost racing speed
along the limo. Fence amer fence Was taken by tho
bolucsi OF tho feld and road being reached by the
lew who bad been thrown out Leading 10 the north
lnoy succeeoou IN joining the body oil the horsemen
about hve before the inisn. THIS took place
Wneaily Hill at point three miles soutncast Of
Roslyn NHN TN
ne brilliant run occupied threc-quariers OF an
hour, the severe country over WHICH, u extended
will make II memorable u the part Cipante 1t
late whom the held separated at tho kenuel, but
seemed be tue unanimous expression that tho
of the enjoyApie in the history
OF Inc many pieasura6o reunions OF tho Queens
County Hunt tt4&fE
The meet Saturday will DO at Hempssead, ~ two
p Al
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HARRY HILLS UNKNowN-THE MAN WHO 10
BACKED TO BEAT o'LEARy's WALKING TINE
Tho challenge issued by Harry Hill on Monday last
that he would produce ian unkpownn VINO, for q
stake OF from $500 to 000 would beat oLcarys IN
equalled record Of 500 miles less than SIX days. al
the recent walking match a. the Agricultural Hall
London, has created little excitement ia sporting
circles in this city. W. b. Curtis replied that ne was
willing to back '.Time' against .the unknown but
before tina answer received by Mr.. HiI match
nad been made, manufacturer oil boots and IN
Chamb ers street, who rs well known amateur
athlete backing slime Tor $500 . dcposi. oi 500
being slaked the spot, the balance made good
rug papers OF referee anc nal stakeholder Central
Park Garden has been secured for the purposes OF tho
match and the track, us measure by clay surveyor
gives thirteen laps to tho nue. Tho Central Park
Turkish baths aud furnished bedrooms IN the build
ing, which III afford tho walker better opporl
TO rest when he occasionally retres from the track
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. Hin public the name
severe trial proves TO DO John Hughes, known Ia
sporting circies as 1.-The Grecnhornn ho rs native
OF Thurles county lippfrary, Ireland and Is twenty
eight years OF ago. lie was q champion wrestler and
football payer IN lrolaDd and came this country
In 1869. Hc stands i've fect eleven inches in
hts stocking feet and is built in proportion. HIS
record as pedestrian here In littlc except
that no beat Martin one mile and half o ten mile
wa on the Fashion track. Hughes defeated James
zscrald IN a similar match ana beat Harry Muhs1n
~ Fix mile walk last year. Hughes, who Is a
modest, unassumng fellow, said thai Mr. Hill Ihous Z
he could perform the icst aud he meant TO try. On
Monday he walked TO Tarrytown anu back; on Tues
day he walked to sing sing and back anu yesterday
10 be satisfied with his training and shows signs Of
breaking down.
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loot RACING.

A number OF spectators assembled at the New York
Athletic Club grounds yesterday to witness n 100
yards race. The contestants were NJ. La Montague
and T. ). Wendell, amateurs Of the L. g. r. Society,
Tor SILVER cup, the former having three yards start
La Montague jumped away with tho lead, and at
fifty yards away he was yard In front Of Wendell
The latter then put on tho steam ana won tho race
very clcvcrly by two yards 10 III "a scconus Tnon
came 10 sweepstakes OF loo yarus between n. l. a
Montague, W. Siebbings and r. Burton. The former
won easily by three yards In 10 seconds. George
Law, the we'll known amateur, who IS matched 10
walk 0ity miles inside oil ten hours TOR bet OF $3.50
10 500, the hackers Of time laying the ODDS walked
i've miles IN his preparation Tor his coming MAI On IN
very fast ume ihis race comes on on tho 10Th inst
good day ana good track
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GENERAL Mutt ExoNERATED.

TEE CONDUCT OF THE KEEPER or THE NEW
JERSEY STATE PRISON CONFERENCE.-The
COMMITTEES REPORT ADOPTED BIZ A VOTE
OF TWENTY-FIVE 10 FIVE.
Br TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
TRENTON, y. j.. April q 1873.
This has been another exciting day In the Lcgisla
lara In the House the whole afternoon was occupied
10 debate over the report OF the s,to Prison Invests
eating Committee, which exoucratcs General Mott
and others. Robnson's speech Is characterized as
forsbie, eloquent, humorous and SARCASTIC. lie
said Mott was good army general,
but very bad PRISON Keeper; that there
nothing within the region oil perdtion like tho
punishment OF tho state prisons. lilo denounced the
aicohoi test In scathing language and rized tho
committee by saying they were s'aIniabc, mild and
forpivns," as their report proved Hates said there
had been uDjus iablc punishmcnts contrary 10 this
civilized age In THIS magDihcd aud gorined nine
tecnth century couldn't Tor such report pea
dwe the testimo ny relating 10 tho .sirctchcr
and snooks death. contendng that tho law was VIC
aied by Mott every day; that Shocks killed on
the .'strstcher." ''and then the COMMITTEES white
washed Mott Egnn iavished praise the com mt.
acc Mott and Phillips He said Snooks deserved
the punishment he received. The OF ne
prison deserves praise instead OF ccnsure. vote
taken and the report adopted By twenty yeas
and dve nays
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PIGEON SHOOTING.

THE CLOSING MEETING OF THE YEAR OF TIE
FOUNTAIN GUN CLUB.
The members OF the Fountain Gun Cub. OF Brook
Ign, L. L. assembled yesterday afternoon ut the well
known half milo track Brooklyn Driving Park, Park.
vile, Long Island, for the purpose OF contesing in
their last regular monthly handicap shooting Of tho
year at pigeons and Tor splendid gold medal Tho
weather was delightful. and tho members were out in
full force, besides . number OF gentlemen who were
present The shooting. The medal has 10
shot Tor every month during the year. IL was Hrst
shot Tor twelve months ago. The marksman winning
the medal three times IN year becomes the 0wn,r
The shooting commenced at three O'Clock, aud
twenty-five mcmbcrs took part ~ the sport, and
tried their skin II seven birds eacn. Mr..
n H. Madison killed all OF his birds.
winning tho medal and becoming him the owner OF IL
had won II twice before, Ia the monthly shoots
OF August anu oeDtembor. For next months Shoot
ing there viii be new medal contested Tor.
The following sa
SUMMARY
BROOKLYN DRIVING PARK, PARKvILLE. L-PIGEoS
sHoor,SG-wkDNEsDAY, April ., l8ia-rhe members
Fountain Gun Ciuo contostnx IN their last reg
uiar monthly nauaicap Of the year for gold modal
lwea,ynve cntries, each shooting Al seven BIRDS so
yurds boundary. ll@ W. shot, aud traps. ihs
Long IalAnd rules govern,
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THE MUZZY HOMICIDE.
LOUISA BowEN's TRIAL FOE MANsLAUGHTER-
HER TESTIMONY.

LOUISA BowEN's TRIAL FOE MANsLAUGHrER--
HER TESTIMONY.
[Bx TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
NORWICH, Conn.,. April 3. 1878.
The trial nj Louisa Bowen Tor granddaughter, In TAX
ting the lie Of Benjamin C. Muzzy, at Norwich Falls
last October, was begun tho Superior Court OF this
county yesterday and to-day the accused herself took
tho witness for first time and told her extra
Ordinary and hardly credible story. She testnsd TO
striking four blows upon The head OF her victim,
three Of winch took effect. the last bring
ing him down. Her original story, as given BY half
dozen witnesses, that she supposed Muzzy to be
burglar NJ the first blow bot that she then recog-
nzed his voice, yet continued TO deal heavy blows
seli.dcfence To-day sue testified that she did not
recognize him till the work was completed and her
father had come in and identined him.
STRANGE STATEMENTS.
She endured the cross questioning yesterday well
In but her tale - certainly con-
Trajectory points She denied, Tor instance,
key 10 secret correspondence. found In the wrap
per The night in question,
aud which similar TO one IN Muz
xy's possession, was but scrap of paper
asked why sho did nor arouse her father slecping
In adjoining ROOM her reply was thnt father and
mad not becn on speaking terms tor several
mouths. The only she could give tor not arous
ing other members OF tho fnmy WAS that the 'hought
did not occur to herr
Tho case Is very peculiar one and many still be-
lcye that tho father, James n. Bowen, although the
Grand Jury failed TO find iruc bill against him, WAS
the wicider OF tho fatal club 1t 10 doubtful II the jury
wil agree 10 convict the GIRL There Is much lens
likelihood Of such result because OF her we'll
Is her age, which is only nineteen years.
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SWALLOWING OXALIC ACID.
IpY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

NEWARK, N. j., April 3, 1873
Clara Louisa Doughcrty, nineteen years OF age, a
servant girl in the family or County Physician Dr.
Ward, swallowed ounce OF oxac aciu at ten o'clock
tonight ana Nod from the house. She has not been
found up to twelve O'Clock, and It Is supposed she
Jumped into the river
DoUGHERrY FoUyp.
Al midnight Miss Dougherty wns found by HERALD
reporter wandering through Orchard street. She was
in her stocking iect without hat and shawl, ana
carried In her hand the tea cup that she took
ths poison IRON. When accostcd she fed, and alter
long chase was captured by the reporter and taken
10 Dr. Wards residence. There remained In the cup
about half tcaspooniul of the acid. Miss Doug hery
refused 10 rake any cmettc and snfd she felt no
effects OF Tho poison This she stated was the third
time that she attempted 10 end her lite In this
manner. she being subject spells OF dcspondency.
MISS Duus herty Is niece Of Mrs. Bedell, at whose
house OIlccr Brock was shot over year ago.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

March III. sae. Winged
Ton Exporis: United kinxso Or Con.
Bray rom L1srpooi arrived a. Frank FIN
ooae. bark DO. socu%S FOR tni,sa k King
BAaAeos, Va Oh le-Arrivcd. sehrs Right Away Cross.
lsy, Sss Haven; si:., Jordan No,, Tosn
Kinney Weston Sd Enms winsoS aswood New YORK &c
Marcel ixSsd big
Sailed sS Brig Kai.n. SASH New Wy YORK; I'm. :shr
s';s si'ase s Rb. Pierce
vsns brig Jennie rhiSnsy reES xs..nsr .enr, Min
d.lphia: John Bird. smith, Havana; Canton, Heniy.
ulna,.rAa March as--Arriv.d. ship Napoleon tSor,
m.sssA. March a7-srryed brig Emma Buesm.n. Car.
ia s s:'s ri s' S.s Ghs,s
ss S.,y Sss D.,s:.,
fs,'s xmssy s.s. .ssm;s Si.aslss "s.9 .Ek Rue
". New orleans for '''"'a ''' ''''' 3D. Kirby Pom
!mmeTmsa New 3D. bark Murray r Hartman"
.;..s Ap' steamer San J'en'o Phillips. Savannah
; Ssi,:s a7sH brig; Falmouth csD henson W.
snss, siS bark Hasss san,y '" sr cos
a rssi.is s Morning s.Ai Eissy ssSs .sa
m"a Rsyao Sss'G Yer. ,s, Fla, Sh
Arnold Nov Orleans; bark sopha csw,. s.sfsvern Mo-
n.IvAx; April 3-Apived. steamer xoravi.n tBr)
ciTsn ssios .%I' ls IsvsIs' port sr s..
Brown, wig. tihe been re portcd sa,.d s,nm,
Klerston Mnrch for Morsnt Cay.) -
MArAszAs. March 27-Arrvcd. bark Rebccca Caruana
Johnson New York; b,Igs sar:o Emms, Hanson KicI.
ter, COMBS, and Albert Matte, Drisco. Cal
BARREN; 2sth, barx Florcncc l. Genovsr sim
mons. New York: brig Clara Adams Mcraddcn
Havana; 2ath. bark Esther. benjamin, do saxadshoc
Powers do brig Athol Gran tBr Connolly Halifax via
Nassau; scnr Charles Heycs. Polrnd, Havana
Fam s SSs s:S.as smith s sS s..ss
Bird, wilson do.
MonAsr Car. March is-In port. schr l. A knowles.
Chase. from Kinvst
NASSAU. March 10 Arrived sehr Annie Chase, Poole
Rockport Me. -
Sailed 23d. schrs Trcadweii Tudrins PORT Autou,o
ia: 18th Chts Hitler, Coombs. New York
foIsrA Prnr, March 17sziied. schr n Prarkiin, for
Orcniia and baltimore 'l-''-'
In port March IL sgs Hattie Bishop Bishop upo; Ia
rett; .ehrr south Shore, whttemore; liic Trim Boyn
tou Ncliio Chase. Norton and Mary Drury Gage unc
. sirRns LrosE, March 4-Arfived, schr Eva u Yates,
ST Jiso Cnbsj, March so-Arrived. bark O Do zsldo.
Miller. New York 31st, Thomas BROOKS. Waugh. do
land sailed 23d TO RETURN; schr spring Brd lBr) Sim
sried 3ad bark Colin Il Mcneil, crowe,i. Cabarien
brin 1ss Anderson. New York schrs Moss 0ieu DR.
derson Baraaouiia; 23d Ramon de Ajuria Mcgee
sAay., Msrch 27Arrivcd. bark Jossuinua tBr,. Gard
ner, Caibavien.
Sailed 27h, .ehrs Eiva Pet,enra York. north Of Hat
terss; 2sth Eliza Scribper, Smith. Now Nork
rRIKsrx. March ~ Arrived barks Mint tArs,, Pesely.
In port March 10. parks JacoD AL tAns, BeruIdson
and Antoinetta y .ItsD. Trapsni, for New York.
TRINIDAD. March 23-Sailed, schr Daisy Parkhurst,
Hooper, N OF IIatterss,
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DA,
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 3, 1878.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED nv rnE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHrFsroNE TELEGRAPn LINE

REPORTED nv HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHirEsroNE TELEGRAPH LiSK
state Of Nevada (Br, Sadcr Glasgow March n
Larne 24th with mdso Austin Bald
win Co. March 20. lat "a ~, Ion rs 80 passed AN Allan
bound 2sn lat 80 a. lon Is steamer state
Of 1corga DR. hence for Glasgow day lat ~ 81.
ion 80 ~, an Anchor Line steamer bound III 3st, lat
~ - Ion % 80, n White star steamer bound do.
steamer iiol,ata icr, Brandt Hamburg March 90 via
1favre I'D. with 257 passen gers kunhardt
Co. Espcreneed moderate weather =. the passage aud
passed swedish bark boand w, showing signal HIRNC
same day. lat Al 0 lou 80 40 bark bound w wing
signals OK Re-; day, lat ~ So Ion 70 o. Norwe
bark bound W showing 81 lnas TDCw April a. lat 10 50
Ion 66 bound Is showing three green ich In
q triangle.
steamer Hadi (Brl, Harris. Porto Cabclo March Ia
Lsrusyra 10Th, - Thomas I'D aud 80 johns PIT, 27tb
with mdse and passengers to n Uuterhridge Co. Had
fine weather; April in u. - ~ lon " 80 signalled
3nasted schooner showing Dsilctt Boulton's signal
April ~ Pm passed steamer City OF Vera Cruz. hence
tor Havana
steamer Columbus, Reed Havana March 30, With mdse
aud ~ passengers to VIM Clyde 30. April g. at $40
AN passed steamer Wm Crane from baltimore for Boston,
ste mer CArondect, Burrows, ~ JaRo March TO- Glen
uevos 10th Nassau 18th with mdss and passengers
Murray. Ferris A. Go.
steamer New YorK Quick, New Orleans O days, with
mdse aud passengers 60 Bogart A Morgan.
steamer Bencsctor. Jones', Wilmington, NC days with
mdse 70 VIM Clyde 90.
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ARRESTED FOR THEFT.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. |

PorrsrowS, Pa, April ). 1878.
Francis W. Engle, baggage master in tho employ
Of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad at this
place, attended the triple execution at Bloomsbury
and assisted in cutting the bodies OF hanged
men, While searching for relics Of tho hanging Mr..
Epgc Uncovered gold ring on the finger OF Hester
which he a. propriated as mcmento. rhc ring had
been bequcatned by the dead Molly TO his daug hter
and ITS apparent loss created considerable md
among Hoster's friends. To-day Engle was arrested
for the larceny OF the ring complaint OF Mrs. es.
Yer, and entered bail for his appearance at court
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A MERCHANTS SUICIDE.
[DY TELEGRAPH TO THg HERALD

NORFOLK, Va, April 3, 1873.
J. a. Gardner, a highly respectable merchant OF
Suffolk, committee suicide to-day by shooting himself
through the head with old iashioned horse pistol
few minutes before the shooting no was convcrsing
pleasantly with trends IN his store and icavi
them suddenly be went into room. and In an
instant almost the report OF q pistol was heard
FrIcnds going into the room i'm m sdiateiy found
Gardner stretched bed with whole top OF n 4
head blown on and his brains scattered the bed
clothing and walls Tho deceased had Jailed In bust
noes and vas IN poor health. He was about thirty
years or age ana leaves q family.
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oUTRAGEs BIZ OPERATIVES At RHODE ISLAND
MILL.

lBx TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALp.l
PRovIpEScE. r. l.. April 3, 1875.
The strike OF mill operatives, which began IN Fall
Rivsr has reached the Rhode Island miIls in the
northern section Of the State and reports OF trouble
u Arctic. Quidnick and Natiok have prevailed hero
to-day The reports, however, were exaggerated.
The mills Al Arctic were closed yesterday. 1t ap-
pears that $50 OF the help from Naick won't 70 Arc
tic 10 induce the help there TO leave their
looms; but tie superintendent anticipating trouble.
shut down tho mills before their arrival
large number OF the operatives from
their work the previous day. Not succeeding they
broke considerable OF tho glass in the mill All WAS
quiet At to-day None OF the striking operatives
will be allowed resume work and many OF them
were refused work application this afternoon. rhe
mills at Natck Will start up TO- morrow. posse OF
policemen from this city wero on hand this morning,
but no arrests were made.
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THE KIDD BURGLARY.

william Redmond. OF NO. 500 West Twenty ninth
street, who is charged with having burglarousiy en-
tered tho residence OF Mrs Anna Estcile Kidd and
tnreatenIns nor w.tn Ievove' vas again produced n
evidence against him was completed and no wns CON-
mutcd BY Judge Kbreth In 81, 600 TO answer Tor his
offence.
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NFTl dsSt Out OF t0uhds \ ~ -7 -
Mcsess Aeimstsad (26l 4; Cicaver (25) 4; Fish is)
4; Durier (2sh 4; GooawI (lSl, 4; Aiiicr (25l &;
Byrne (21), 4; sisne (26l 4; Weaver (2la 4; Jones
(lsl 5; Hansen t2il, s.; Leanon u.s., y; Lvinsstoa
(lD, 2; A. Hunter t2i y W. hunter lzl, = and Bald
win (ls), !. ENa.
Mr. g. y. Gildcrslcevc, OF the Long Island Sports
mems Clue, acted az referee. Time OF shooting
2h Dom.
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