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THE CALIFORNIA AOoDLUMs.
DISTURBANCE AT oERAAN MASS MEETING
THE MILITIA STILL UNDER ARMs-1NcEN-
DIARY LANGUAGE MADE A FELONY.

DISTURBANCE AT A 0ERMAN MASS MELTING
THE MILITIA STILL UNDER ARMs--1NcEx-
DIARY LANGUAGE MADE FELONY.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. l9, 1878.
The city Is quiet tonight with the exception OF
MINOR disturbances at the German mass meeting at
Dashaway Hall The crowd front Of the hall be.
camo noisy and the police cleared the street several
times, using their CLUBS pretty freely Kearney ana
his coaduors remain in confinement IN default OF BAIL
uxDkR ARMS.
Tbe militia duty ~ the armories and will b
under all day tomorrow Sunday. The usual
sunday meeting AZ uew CITY Hall lots will be per-
Tho act Introduced IN the Legislature making incen.
diary language felony has become law, taking i'm.
mediate effect
No disturbance occurred throughout the day, 81.
though the authorities maintained every precuutivn
against the event OF any uprising No attempt was
madc 10 hold the usual Sunday meeting Ut Ihc new
City Hall lots, but several hundred people collected
In the vicinity during tho afternoon aud ouuged and
talked over matters IN a quiet way. Several hun
dred Of Ksarneys party went over to Oakland
and participated In u meeting there AZ which
about 10000 people werc present. Every
thing passed on quietly and the tenor OF she speeches
moderate. The speakers, who supporting
kssrncy's movement deprecated the extreme vio-
ispos Of bis expressions as unwiss.
fuE kxARSsy woRkScNsH.
rte State couvsuton Of Sns keasney wing Of the
workingmea 10 announced to assemble In tins
city tomorrow. The object - stated TO DO
the sdoption OF u permanent platform, the
party Delegates arc expected TO be present from
each county In tho state, from each ward club
the city, aud from sucn anti-coolie or.
ganixatons as choose TO participate. Mayor
Bryant that ne will not allow the Conven.
ton TO be held 10 accordance with the policy ID
operation Of breaking uD all embagss In the inter
of iucc ndiary agitation The leaders OF the
mcnt state that " the Convention cannot DO held here
10 will assemble IN Oakland
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ADRIANOPLE.

DESCRIPTION OF THE CITY AT WHICH THE
ARMIsrIcE NEGOTIATIONS ARE TO BE HELD.
Adrianople is situated ut the confluence OF the
Tundja the Martza and the Arda, and is about 1856
miles from Constantinople. Its population has boon
varously estimated at from So 140 900 inhabit
ants According to the most trustworthy accounts
about half OF these arc Turks, 10000 Bulsarans and
Greeks and the remainder Jews and Armenans.
Adrianoplo was taken by the Turks from tho
Hreek cmperors In 1862 and was made the
capital OF the turkish Empire, remaining
10 until Constantnoplc was seized In 1853 II is at
present virtually open town. The old part Is sur
rounded by wall and contains a citadel, but these
arc now useless as defonccs. Recently more modern
works have been constructed by the Turks, but those
are only OF field or at most OF provisional type
ln tho opinion OF Won MoItke the hollow roads,
bitches und garden walls without tho town afford
great facilities for its defence and tho approaches
may be covered by troops drawn up as rest
10000 or 1900 men. The town Is, however, over
looked by heights on every side, and, onscquently
II would be hardly possible 10 hold IL against army
provided with modern artillery. Tho frat Of
AdrianopIe Is described BY Won Moltke as being
deriully beautiful, the white mnarcts and the lead-
rising in countless numbers above tho ena-
less mass OF nat roofs and the broad tops OF
the plano trees. The country around is also
exceedingly lovely. From the valleys Of the rivers
hills rise up gently, but TO height GOV.
ercd with vineyards and orchards; ana far as the
OF lruit trees aud aourishing villages. Within how.
ever, the streets and irregular shelving
roofs OF many Of the houses projecting us to meet
those on the opposite side OF the way.
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A CURIOUS FORGERY CASE.

TROUBLE BETWEEN MEDICAL LECTURER AND
MS AcESr-How MONEY WAS DEPOSITED
AND HOW IT WAS DRAwS-rHE USUAL
WOMAN IN THE CASE.
lpr TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
BosroS. Mass, Jan. 90 1878.
About lour weeks ago William W. Piper registered
al the National Hotel Haymarket square, this city,
~hh hrs wife. the nanes appearing as DR.. Piper and
wife. Providence, r. !. With them was Irving ,.
Berdick. agent. Piper had been manager Of tho
Ho~zra Medical Institute OF Providence and he has
Tor The past SIX months flooded the country with CIR
eglars advertising hrs business, which 10 not gen.
orally regarded OF very high standard In
medicine or morals According TO the statement OF
Bardick Piper made contrac, With MIN TO act ad.
vance Aeest, Piper proposing to lecture through the
country on physiological subjects Burdick deposited
elso WITH mau named Chaplin. Of Providepce,
whicb was ~ be drawn by rioer' Oh au order
sifnei ~ both parties 10 the contract Burdck was
receive sic week and xIense--'r first eek lie
got sis aud has received nothing aimee A couple Of
weeks fsD~r teegraphed TO Chaplin for the $780,
but Mas rrlssea oSing TO the absence of Burdick's
r-sii MORT srsis -FoxoxRy.
RE then gave au orues 10 the Adams Express Com.
paus, sigued oy Himself, and ne forged Burilck's
name, 40 ris chsrged ana got the money With TINS
he hired o;nee ut NO l9S Washington street and
advertised Tor agents. Walter T. spicer applied
es"sed an asresneutto pay S25 down and draw the
same salary as had been agreed On Tor the other
The contract Was TO so mo effect tomorrow.
AkkksT % THE foRGsR
Meantime. however, Piper arrested and locked
a Charge OF forging aud utteriug iorged pa pcr.
he owed the National Hotel over $50 Tor board The
woman travelling with him proves not 10 be his wife.
She gives ner name rs Louise ". Whiting, papers
iouna IN her trunk snow that ibis was assumed
name. Piper ~ understood TO have vile IN Provi-
dsnee Who did not know where her husband was He
VIII 90 arraigned Tomorrow morning u charge Of
iefssry ana 'he ho'si propr'etors Will probably have
nm CHARGED Win swindlins. some spicy aeveiep-
nents are expected
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAN DEFXKTEENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEs SIGNAL OFpicER,
WAsBiScroS, Jan. n II A. N.
WAR DEPARTxH.

WAX DEPARThENr,
OFFICE or THE CHigS SIGNAL OYpIcER
WAsHiScroS, Jan. AL A. N.
Indications.
For Now England, cloudy AMI rainy weather, warm
southcry winds, falling barometer, followed at the
west stations by rising barometer and colder north
west winds.
For the Middle Atlantic States, cloudy and rainy
followed by clearing weather. warm southory veering
colder northwest winds falling followed by risng
barometer.
For the South Atlantic States. Tennessee and the
Ohio Valley, cloudy weather and rain areas, followed
by clearing weather. southwest veorng 10 colder
northwest winds anu rising barometer. r.
For the Gulf States, colder. clear partly coaay
weather, norlhwesterly winds and rising barometer
For tho lower Lake regions, colder. cloudy and
rainy weather. northeastery WINDS backing 10 north
westerly aud stationary or higher pressure.
For the upper lake region, The Upper Mississippi
and Lower Missouri valleys, cloudy weather and rain
areas. followed by clearing weather, stationary or
lower temperature stationary higher PRESSURE and
northerly winds
The rivers will remain nearly stationary.
on shore signals continue ut Galveston and Ind-
anoa and cautionary signsIs at Cape Hsttsras Kitty
Hawk, Cape Henry, Norfolk, Cape May, Atlantic City.
Barnegat, Sandy Hook. New York, New London,
Newport ana Woods Hole.
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Lord Derby is much better and Will resume his du.
rs immediately

Lord Derby Is much better and Will resume his du-
rs Immediately
NM. LAyARD DENIES
Mr.. Layard denies that he has asked authorize.
ton for the British fleet to enter the Bosphorus
GANBErrA's HEAD Is CLEAR.
The Paris FrQncafs says NJ. Gambetta agrees
with the Ministry that the voting Of the entire
Budget Is desirable. II Is said that he desires a
vote to be taken in April and then to have the
Chambers adjourned throughout the summer so
as to insure political quiet during the International
Exhibition.
THE CLEOPATRA oBELIsK. :.
The Cleopatra obellsk passed Margare at half
past four O'Clock yesterday afternoon All hands
were we'll The weather was fine and the oDelisk
was expected to arrive in the Thames at midnight
FUNERAL OF THE FENIAN MCCARTHY IN DUBLIN.
despatch from Dublin states that the funeral
OF the Fenian prisoner Mccarthy, who died sud-
denly few days ago, took place in that city yes
terday. 1t is estimated that 10000 persons fol-
lowed the remains to the cemetery ut Gasnevln.
There were forty bands in the procession. which
was the largest that has been since the burial
OF Daniel O'Connel The other Fenian convicts,
recently released, were among the principal
mourners.
DEATH OF EMINENT FRExcBMRN
cable despatch from Paris announces the death OF
Henri Rcgnault ana Antoine Becquerel, the dis
tipguished physicists.
CAPTURE OF XAsHGAR BIT THE CHINESE
II 10 reported that the Chinese have captured the
city OF KashgaE
sLADE, THE srIRITuALIsr.
Tho Tines Paris correspondents states that Mr..
Sladc, the spiritual medium. after his expulsion from
Vienna went Berlin. from which place ne was also
expelled.
CONTEMPLATED MARRIAGE.
Paris correspondent says:-''A telegram received
there from tho Hague states that marriage Is con-
tcmpated between the Prince OF Orange and the
Princess Beatrice, OF England.
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THE FREEBURY ExTRADrTIoN CASE.

EXAMINATION OF THE rScrxpURy VINO BURNED
THE QUEENS HOTEL Ar BERTHE. ONTARIO.
BUFFALO. n. y, Jan 20. ISIS
The examination Of John Frseosry. a noted despe.
RADIO OF this city lately on trial Tor the murder OF has
mistress, on application OF the Canadian authorities
for exradion the charge OF arson IN barring the
Queens Hotel ut Berthe, Ontario on the night OF Jan
uary 3, the guests Of which narrowly escaped. was
held before the Cuiied states conmissosss 10 sAss
city yesterday. George FIX, also Of this cay hs
complete, turned States evidence. charging Frocbury
with the committal Of tho crime at the nsursson Of
Aaron Anger formerly keeper Of tue hotel bertie,
for the paymcnt OF u certain sum. Anger. Il 10
supposed, desired tho crime committed To satisfy his
revenge, the authorities OF Berto having refused
grant MIN a license. This evidence was corrobofated
by several witnesses. residents OF BERTHE; amopg
Others the keeper of store, who sold Anger oil Win
which hotel shed saturated ~ tue time VI tho
burning.
Anger is in jail at Berthe. The examination was al
journed until Monday.
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EXTENSIVE JEwELRY ROBBERY.


M rfLEoEAPB TO THE HERALD.
SUCCESSFUL HaUL pr BURGLARS IN BAIrr-
xoHr-zssrnnIors rSrRAscE TO a WILL
ouARpsD sTonn-THE BOOTY SECURED AND
cAnmnD orr.
Bsluxoxk. yaa 20 ISIS
one % TIE most myssrious ssd ssccessfui burg
isfies ever perpssisa this country occurred early
this morning. 81 ne ls~slfy establish asn, o. : Kod
e~rs. Ne iee Bsitmers street AGAR the corner Of ST.
r.ui street me saasuos - one o. the
most promissnt bsias eae % leading
ihefoesa,afs3 TIE beais Of Tour poilesmen meet on
the corssr rsisrrsd a.. AID three private ~stebmsn
are aise empieysd o. TIE block. The has = plate
gas heui, ssd .as nsnssd ~nhia W two sas jsis
whieh ~sFs ssPs eufsins every Iishs, ono directly
Shove Tue sac. thss exposing TIE lsterios 10 shs
v's~ OF p.sssrs %.
rHs psscosksr sr
The robDeFy net discovered anul haif- past rins
O'Clock. wasn yoang Rostsrs catered The store ana
fosnd the safe esor "a safe nfed Of all
ns sric'es u value. u ar, thoashs thai tue
iui inventory t1is syceing tbs AZ
vas noorF.
Tho booty inciaded 100 sola Watches 90 silver 200
rags iis % aiHnend ssttlnss' tosetAer stn snsins,
loeksss, pas .na esAef s-eify. fne shsses dd not
were tisd. conlsi1g thsns~lses 10 90. more port
ass ar, ers 81 y.iue Eutrases sas effected ihrsass
tue rcar OF toe sc;oinlng oulidiu.. corner oi
81 fsui street. Ice trisyss forced several
anors snd hnaiy reached ne fo"m IA the
rear oi hoivsrks stofs. lhey thea made
opening through nine incn brck vail about
tao b four icet and eaisfcd time Burg
isrs tools were used IN sating tlroash TIE ~s ana
also ~ iorcisg the sale ths Images OF whcA acre
pred on ana thc inner Plates storrard crashe1 and
broken.
nsfkHr
How they nsnasca 20 avoid discovery. working IN
the lighted room 10 mystery the palice 40 not at
tcmpt 10 cxpiain. Inc hgnts we're found burning
wben Hodbsrs catered. after ssur o'csck. The police
claim 10 have scs % tne .hleyes but oeclne 10 eis
close upon whom tnrr susIucions rest
SUSPICIOUS casnacIKns.
Several suspicious cnsfsctsrs supposed 10 be pro-
icssonsi burs airs. observes a a rail-
road depot lev aays sso. aud s tssasht they my
have coai ted thc ro0usry The scroe oi lns burg
larry was ero~dcs With persons during the day, and
the Sob ~ acknosedrrd have been The ueaiest
Thing IN professional Safglsrsm over accomplished 10
BALTIMORE
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POSSIBLE SURPRISE FOR POLITICIANS.
Confederate Tribute to the
Memory Of Custer.
SECRETARY EyARTS' RECEPTIONS.
The Silver Reconciliation Question in
the Senate.
WASHINGTON SPECIAL DISPATCHES.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 20, 1873.
RuMoRED CHANGES IN THE cABYNET-yiELp.
ING TO PRESSURE IN A WRONG WAY.
There arc renewed though vague rumors here Of
possible changes In tho Cabinel but the names men,
toned do not include those Of Mcssrs Evarts schurz
and Key. against whom the attack has so far been
made. Rumor says that the President is getting tired
OF the pressure which has been brought upon him
from certain quarters TO dismiss his Secretary
Of the. Interior and Postmaster General
and that If this continues he not unlikely TO ask
for the resignation of some other members, letaiu-
changed no means to make It more hono gensous and
in the direction Of his own policy. SO say some of
his friends, and. while he does not wish 10 make any
break at this time. II the pressure Of politicians n-
conveniences him he may take the matter In hand.
Mr.. PACKARD NOT LIKELY TO RECEIVE ANY
- APPOINTMENT. re
1t was originally the Intention of the President, as
has been already stated In these dispatches to nom.
mate Mr.. Packard TO an office Of some kind at the
same time that no nominated some other man 70 be
send In the name Of General Williamson for the Col.
ectorship there 10 10 believe that tho Presi.
dent intended 10 make Mr. Packard Mr.. William
SONS successor There has also been rumor that
he might make HIM Register OF Dscds for the
District Of Columbia, profitable sinecurc, which has
been the favorite OBJECT Of many sscond and third
that Mr.. Packard wi, receive the offer OF any ap.
foreign home, and II Is only justice 10
him say that II Is very doubtful whether he would
accept any except tho Cosctorship OF New Orleans,
which has, fortunately for the public interest," becn
denied him.
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FIRES.

EXTENSIVE CONFEDERATION IN LowEiL-THE
LOSS AND INSURANCE.
LOWELL, Mass. Jan. 20, 1874
The three story wooden block on Western avenue.
owned by Miss Ann 4. Aver, was burned this morn
Ing The loss the building 10 estimated nj S20.oo0
insurance. $4,000 Other Losses are: &c. D. Blair.
croquet manufsctury, $1,000: no Insurance. W. W.
Morse Co., grist mills and patent process for pre-
pairing grain for export, $1,000; insurance
machinery, $4,000. and the bun-
ness NJ y. Carter, Of tho nrm, held an
insurance for $1,000; the other members
OF tho firm having no Insurance the business Ira
Adams, furniture loss light; ms orancc. $500 James
Brown, shuttle maker; loss, ST. 500; NO Insurance.
Blood Fitzgerald, shuttle stock, $500; Insurance.
Hall Peabody, grain store, 81 600.
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JUSTICE LONG DELAYED.
ARRESTS ron MURDER COMMITTED IN 1870
DETAILS OF THE CRIME AND THE CAPTURE
on THE PERrETnAToRs--A sEMI-MoLLY MA
CURE AFFAIR.
tBY rsLgoHAPH TO THE HEnALp.l

CURE AFFAIR.
tBy TELEGRAPH TO THE HEnALp.l
PorrsviLLg. Pa, Jan. 20, 1873.
This community and the coal region In general will
se started to-norrow by the publication IN detail Of
the arrest % the murderers Of PA,rck Burns a re-
spectacle young Irshn,an. who vas Killed on April
IL, ls.o. ~ small mining town named Tuscarora
THIS vas not 10 the true srsss Of tho word Nelly
oatrspe, ne the prime mover In the affair
wa not a memcsr Of that organization,
although some Of thu mon who participated In the
crime uassr ms directions were "Mollles" Burns
~ss clerk Tor The arm OF secarrsz Co., coal opera
tors ara 10 the Of discovered that the in.
side boss. named John Kane, Was defrauding mis- en-
ployeus Possessing himself OF the true inwardncss
ei the fraud Burns gave the particulars TO his en-
ployers, ~ho. however, had noe the courage sup
p0t their elsrk IA shs emergency account OF their
lear VI Kane, Who kaown an desperate character
he paslag in 1867 marssrec la cold blood hIs own
brother Dor THIS crime nc WAS convicted murder
IN t1s second degree. os was pardenea, alter under
going two years tnpri-onmont, ~ Governor Gssry
the Solicitation Of socsrrez asa Others
rus srsDsM
Kane contnucd 10 make izse returns Of his work.
bus acfsated ny sriru oi revenge acterm ned 10
murder harrs, although the latter had tailed 10 get
sss Waking 10 ,ae erection OF his oineo a. an ss,iS
hour IA tue morning ksne's party halted him. ana
one OF them. h,ehssl hsrsAs, shot sim dead Sosa-
ING ~ss ever done IN this csss until Of late, when IL
yes psseea IN me hssss u rsksssss's as.ectivss,
vhe % aoturaay nishs ssuss1 Tee OF kichssi
BssBss. Of Girardvnls, ssa Jonn Kane OF Tssczrosa
fuk AnktsrA
Name wss arrest, here, having served Juror 10
eours during the past wesk. Ne VI course pro-
tested his innocelce. bot weskoned visibly whsu
charged wI,h the murder. Bsrsan Also ds1ied h,s
suia and said -
.sure u wanted TO skip could have done no long
sso, an when 'Ihc HAIRY Man arrested ms VIE
ssst NE wssd that would swing on tue
he oo."
James MeDoaneII is Implicated In this murder. bat
N already cvpnnsd IA Naucn thunk jail ON a charge
OF killiHs Gsorgc n suils IN carbon county IA 1854
one other 10 have boon arrested. Out when
waDtsd ss wssnt 10 be- found, though strseg hopes
are entertained OF catching MN 10 morrow.
AN fnfokfASr INDICATION
The arrest oil these tnes u vesy important In one
respect They are charged with me murder OF an
Irsnmsn, aud III. enofss made To effect capture
should satisfy that sasioeaity that they on an
even footing wn any other VI the numerous nation.
alitics composing Amer icah CT tizeuship n
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BILLIARDS AT NEW ORLEANS.

NKw ORLEANS, Jan 20, 1875
Tho ties between Rudolph snd sossou for SECOND
and third prizes we're played or with the following
result -siosson 600; Rudolph. 3t5 The largest runs
made we're :-Sosson, 81. 81 LOG. l0i; Rudoioh, ".
~, 20 Tue averages werc:--Siosson. 20 223; Ru-
dolpb, IL s22 Daily and Dion play OIL ties Tomorrow
night TOR the fourth prize o: the tournament %.
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FAILURE OF A DRY GOODS HOUSE.
HICKS-LORD.
BosroN. Jan. 20. 1873

BosroN, Jan. 20, 1873.
To representative of the Journal Dr.. Van Kieeck
has stated that he went to New York the request
Of MRS Hicks aud married couple on Monday FORE
noon, December 81, Immediately on his arrival. In
medlatey on the completion OF The ceremony he ten
dered the couple his parted them
and has not them since. He knows nothing
OF their whereabouts At present, neither does be
know where they have spent their limo since the
wedding. Dr. Van kleek wishes II distinctly under
stood that beyond what he stated he knows abso
lutely nothing, and empbaticay denies such stories
OF his actions as have been freely circulated.
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A BUSINESS BLOCK BURNED.

KINGSTON, Ont, Jan. 20 1873
Martins block OF six stores was burned this morn.
ing. The Albion Hotel partly consumed. The
loss 10 estimated at $4,000, and tho insurance
small Among the losers a.c:-Messrs Parsons 4
Scorah, shoe deslcrs; Douoghue a. Co., grocers;
Chawn Son, hardware dealers; Becl printer; Martin,
dealer In robes, aud Mills, furrieE
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WORK OF TRAIN wRECKEKS.

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Jan. 20, 1873
Tho Washington express "up'' on Saturday nigA
struck what WAS supposed TO be q rail on the tracks
Just this side OF Stamford The stopped but the
rat VS.. not 'ioand. It Is supposed that stamford
rouehs did the Job because they thought that spics
empoye ed against the voiators OF the liquor lay
N board
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PRICE OF COAL ADVANCED.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 20. 1873
The Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company
have advanced tho price coal At their retail yards
lfly cents TO taka effect morrow. This has given
rise TO considerable uneasiness among the individual
operators who state that the nguro sufficient
allow the retail men to whom they sell enough mArgin
TO make living profit.
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A NAN surrocArED IN The PLANES.

BosroS, Jan. 20 1873.
Gre broke out this morning IN the granite block
at the corner Of Harrison avenue aud Way street,
owned by the helrs OF Samuel Way, causing damage
to the building tho property OF occupants to the
amount OF 81, 50D Insured Robert Young, who &C.
copied room ON the fourth floor, was sunocatcd by
the smoke and gas while ondeavoring to escape.
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NOT EXTRADITED.

ST. JonS, ". h.. Jan. 20 ISIS
J. H. Miller, who arrested under the Exiradnion
treaty for forgery committed In Georgia, has been
discharged, the forgery not being proven II Was
proved that he uttered forged acosptAnces bas tbss
was not the charge against him.
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SENATOR MoRRIssEY
IMPROVING

HIS SYMPTOMS MORE YAvoRABLE-YArB
CHANCES FOR RECOVERY.
Ink TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Jan 20. 1878.
At no time during Mr.. Morrisssy's present attack
have the appearances for recovery seemed 10 iavor
able Tonight. His symptoms to-day have all bcsu
without coughing and sleep about two hours In bed
HIS condition IS still such that admitted 10
him except Mr. Ford, who visited him relative
TO business.
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WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.


WASHINGTON, Jan. 20. 1878.
THE srLvRE QUESTION IN THE sENArE-A
VOTE EXPECTED ro-pAY--THE BLAND BILL.
The impression prevails that the Senate will vote
upon the resolution OF Stanley Matthew'S declaring
the right Of shs sossrnmsns pay tho Interest and
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INDIAN RAID INTO TEXAS.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 20. 1874
Advces from Texas say that Indians raidea inte
Mason county few days ago. Killed two men and ran
OF large OF cattle aud horses. United States
troops Texan rangers pursuit OF the raiders