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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-09
GIRMAN METHODISTS.

APPOINTMENTS OF PASTORS FOR THE YEAR.
PouGHr EErsrE, April 8, 1878.
Among tho Methodist conferences now closing in
this State that OF the Eastern German Methodist Epis
copal Church 3 OF great Importance TO tho Germana
Its presiding officer Bishop Simpson, OF Pniladel
phia Tho touI collection Tor the Missionary Society
during tho past year was reported ~ s.. sSs, de-
crease Of s297 from last years collections The pros
ent debt OF the Missionary Society Is $4,000 Annu
tiles OF $50 each were voted from tho Conference
Claimant Fund TO tho widows OF Rev. j. C. Lyon. W.
schwarz andJ. Sauter Tho Treasurer of the Orphan
Asylum at Borea, Ill., represented that institution.
stating that the contributions the past year had
amounted to $4,000
Al the closing hour to-day tho following important
appointments were mnde:-
DISTRICT.
Presiding Elder, Louis WALTON.
New York cty-5ccond street church. J. W.
Frcund; Forticth Street. jacob koIb; 81 Paups
Mission, w. II. kurth; One Hundred and Fiity.sixth
Street, 10 be supplied; Port Mission j. r. seldeil.
Brooklyn- Wyckoa street 2. iost; Lyrimer street
Mount Vernon ard New Rochel,e--J. t Wolf New
Falls and Grcenlcd-H Flamman. Boston-C. y.
Grimm. Lawrcnce-F. W. Hopman. PouEhkecpsle--
lander. Fort Hunter-Jacob Kinder.
PHILADELPHIA DISTRICT.
Presiding Elder, H. kastcndick.
Philadolpha-GirardA Avenue e. II. Honrogge; York
Street, q. Brorkmeyer Baltimore--Broadway, J. &.
Lutz; Pennsylvania Avenue, =. Key; Light Street. J.
q. Groth; Hartford Avenue, John LANCE. Elizabeth
TO DO supplied. Newark-EmanucI. J. c. Deininger;
Newark Mission, J. Bocdccker. Hudson aud Jersey
Cily-G. J. Woerz Hobokcn and Tappan-C. Reuss
JEfFERsoSviLLk CIRCUIT.
Presiding Elder, y. Gresrcgen.
Scranton--F. w. DiDger. Rochestcr-G. II. Mayer
Rochester Circuit-Gcorgc KONG Buiisio--J. j. Mess
incr North Buffalo and sweet Home--Ph. StahL
BuFyALo cfRcrir.
Presiding Elder. Casper ScheiG
Dunkirk and Frcdonia-W. schliseter. Angelica
Circuit-A. Grobc.
Missionaries 10 Bugaria--F. W. Florken, Tenn Ma
chon Nicola ). vlacn aud Stefan Gctchon
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JEALOUSY AND MURDER
[pY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. I

tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
BALTIMORE, Md, April 8, 1878.
Tho FIRST Information OF terrible tragedy Saiur-
day last At Northeast In Ccci county, was received
hore to-day. The parties to the bloody ARRAY botn
muIattocs, tie murderer being Edward Larue,
. barber, and his victim Henry Holland, brick
moudcr Laruc suspected Holland, who Is unmarried,
OF improper intimacy with his G4arue's) wife. and
several days ago publicly declared his intention OF
killing him. On saturday the mon met In front OF
Laruss shop and some words ensued. Holland finally
withdrew, but was pursued by Larue. who enipted
his revolver at i'm. ball pierced Tho jugular ven
in Hollands neck, causing almost instantaneous
death. The murdered man never spoke after being
snot. When taken up he was 4 corpse
LaFuc was arrested ana committed to Jail. He has q
vile and fouF children. When tho rumors affecting
tue cha1tity 81 Mrs Larue circulated Holland In
tho most positive manner asserted his innocence oi
any undue familiarity.
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COLONEL SHEPHERDS CASE.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
NEWPORT r. L. ADril & IL,

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NEWPORT, r. L. April s. 1873.
Colonel o. l. Shepherd, United States Army, re-
Gently sentenced by court martial 10 one years i'm
prisonmcnt IN Fort Adams has not taken up his quar-
tors at the fort Ho has requested General vogdes,
First artillery, commanding at this post, TO allow him
60 New York night Tor the purpose or
taking his family TO that city, where shoy will reside
hereafter. Whom tho findings OF the Court were re-
ceved he Lad moved the greater part Of his household
goods to New York. he Will make personal sppl,ca-
ton to General Hancock, commanding tho Depart
ment OF the Easi, to have his place OF confinement
changed to New York Harbor The Court, no
doubt, thought II would be convenient and de-
sirable for him on account OF his family 20
detain him here; but low weeks ago
HIS former house here sold TO satisfy mortgage
Ae opportunity, II confined here, OF paying
the amount which he is called upon pay by order
Of the Cour-s0mo 81 300 and interest since 1854;
bat, with the customary parole he could, while I'M
prisoncd AZ New York. make arrangements to
his property that city into cash, and thus pay the
amount desired and have his freedom at tho expra-
ton Of the year lie Ii very much brokon down, the
verdict being great surprise to him. In OF his
honorable career and the recent loss OF his iavorte
son. little sympathy Is EXPRESSED Tor him his
family in this community, where they have resided
for many years.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

General John s. Preston, OF South Carolina William
NJ. Wadey, President OF the Central Railroad Of
Georgia. and exMayor r. G. Anderson Of Georgia ara
at the New YORK. William Beach Lawrence. OF Rhode
Island, is at the Albemarle. Alexander Mitchell Pres
ident OF the Chicago, Milwaukee and 81 Paul Railway
Company, Ia at the Hoffman. Deputy Insurance Su.
dent John A. Mccall, Jr OF Albany is at the
Rossmore Albert Keep, President of the Chicago sne
Northwestern Railway Company, anc General John y.
Knapp. Of Auburn, N X. are at the Windsor. Emer,
A. Storra, OF Chicago, Is az the 81. James. Comp
trollsr OF she Currency Jonn Jay Knox, Isaac V.
Baker Jr., OF Comstocks, N. Y, and W. Il. Taylor,
United states Navy, are at the Fifth Avenue. Z. G.
Wicker, President Of the Dakota Southern Railroad
Company, IL at the ST. Nicholas.
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SELLING A RAILROAD CHARTER
NO INDIVIDUAL MEMBER OF CORPORATION
CAN CLAIM BONUS FOR A TRANSFER.

NO INDIVIDUAL MEMBER OF CORPORATION
CAN CLAIM BONUS FOR TRANSFER.
CHICAGO ILL.,, April 8, 1873.
Judge Bodgett in the United States District Court
to-day, rendered decree expungng the claim Of
George Estery for ABOUT sos 900 against bankrupt
estate OF A. D. Meeker In 1869 Esterly, Meeker and
others perfected the Chicago aud Wisconsin Midland
Railroad Esterly owned 900 OF 10 600 shares OF
the stock OF the company, on which he had only
paid i've per cent In February, 1872 he prepared 10
soil the charter OF tho road ana OF the Railroad Con-
struction Company TO Hinckiey, Mceker and others
Interested Tor $50, 900 bonus The schome never
carried out, but when Moeker Co. went into
bankruptcy Estery preferred his claim Tor
about S6S.000 On motion 10 expungo
the claim Judge Blodgett to-day decided that
the agreement 10 pay bonus to an individual men,
bcr Of corporation for the transfer Of tho charter
where the money to DO received was not TO DO paid
for the benefit OF tho corporation In question,
contrary 10 public policy ana no court would
force it,
This is the first decision Of the kind over mado and
tho point Ii q new one
The was appealed to tho United States Circuit
Court.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT..
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAsniScroS, AprlI 81 A. 81.

WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WAsHiScroN, April I'll A. ii.
Indications
For Now England, partly cloudy weather, followed
by increasing cloudness and possibly ram areas,
winds vecrng TO warmer southcasterly, rising fol.
lowed by falling barometer
For tho lower lake region and Middle Atlantic
States and South Atlantic States. cloudy, rainy
weather, southeast to south winds. stationary or
highor temperature, falling. preceded In tho second
named district by stationary barometer.
For tho East Gulf States, cloudy and rainy followed
by clearing weather. southerly vccring TO colder
west or north winds aud stationary or falling fol-
lowed by rising barometer.
For the West Gull States clearing weather, warm
southwest veorins to colder northeriy winds, rising
barometer in Texas, followed by q "northsrn and
possibly by areas OF light rain.
For Tennessee tho Ohio Valley and tho upper lakc
region, cloudy, rainy wealthy. warm southeastorly
winds, falling barometer, followed tho west por.
lions by risirg barometer and colder northwest
winds
For tho Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val.
Icys, cloudy weather, with rain or snow, south
crly winds and falling barometer, followed by rising
barometer aud colder northwest winds.
IN, Lower M,ssrssDppi River will fall.
a Cautionary signals continue at Now Orleans Mo.
bile, ST. Marks, Key West, Jacksonville savan nah,
Tyboo Island, Charleston, smitbv,lIc. Wilmington,
Cape Lookout Cape Hatioras, kitty Hawk, Cape
Horny Norfolk, Baltimore, Iewes Cape May. Atlantic
CITY, Barnegat Sandy Hook, oswsgo. Rochester, Buff
ialo Ere, Cleveland, Sandusy, Toledo, Detroit Port
Huron Aipens, Grand Haven, Chicago. Milwaukee,
Section One. Escanaba, Marquette. Luding.on and
Duluth, and arc ordered for New York, New Haven,
New London, Newport Woods Hole, Boston and
Thaicher's Island
Cautionary on.shoro signals continue nj indianoIa
and Galveston.
The storm 10 central near Omaha, Neb
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Howard FELTON,, gentleman engaged in mining en-
terprses at No New street. some time since loaned
James NJ Clark, abroker At No. IL Wall street, $780,
rscsiving the latior's note in exchange and some
stocks security Later FELTON, sold the for
si75. ON It's coming due went to protest ana Ii,i
ga,oE began between she pair, which has resulted In
considerarls hard feeling Yesterday FELTON, claims
that Clark threatened DIS HE and followed him home
In q car with malign Intention, Tor when he haa him
arrested ana brought before Judge Duny That magis
tae put Clark under $500 bail 70 Keep the peace Tor
months, and discharged him his rccognlzaDcc,
after winch he was taken in cnafge BY deputy
Sherin on a cvn complaint
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NEW ENGLAND METHoDIsTs.

SPRiSGrIkLD, Mass, April s, 1878.
Tho New England Methodist Conference, at West
field to-day adopted resolutions declaring that Is
the duty Of cttiz,ns and especially Christianr. 10
prevent tho elevation Of bad to civil onlce
dcpiorng tho corruption OF society and the prov.
alencc OF communstic and in1deI ailments, and
declaring the course OF the government toward the
African, Indian aud Chinese TO DO tuli OF iDustics.
bad faith aud cruelty.
resolution was adopted approving frnternal rola-
tions with the Methodist Churen south, but malt
tanning tho claim OF ITS denomination 70 DO tho
original Wesleyan Church.
A plan was also adopted for o domestic missionary
society. and memorial services were held Tor Jour
members who died during tho year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-09
SEARCHING FOR SWILL MILK.

Complaints have been made to Health Inspector
Cronn. OF Jersey City, In regard to diseased cattle
led on swi!l and confined IN filthy stahlcs Yesterday
morning Mr. Crorin, accompanied bv Drs Lochner
and Freeman, OF tho Board OF Heath, examined
than half the stables Ia the vicinity OF Palisade,
Webster, Central ana Summit avenues. In many
Instances the owners had complied with the inJunc.
lions OF the nspcctor and had the stables clean M
could BIO expected. but In nearly every instance the
animals closely con1ne In the sheds and stables,
never seeing daylight or breathing fresh air. The
commission viii continue lis abors Till the entre city
Ill znd
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ANOTHER. ACCIDENT.

SLEEPING CAR ON THE UNION PACIFIC RAIL-
ROAD TUNs OVER ON ITS SIDE AND IN
JUREs THEE PASSENGERS.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
BISMARCK, d. T., April s, 1878.
Last night here peculiar accident on the
Union Pacific Railroad near this place. A sleeping
attached ctho regular express jumped tho track
and turned ovr on Its side. gentleman named A.
Wilson. rcsdnt OF Minnesota, was seriously injured.
Lieutenant Walker, OF Fort Lincoln, and Lieutenant
Bailey, OF Genral Miles, stan. were slightly hurt
There tho train the timc 100 recruits for
tho Third inianry, but none OF them worc Injured.
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AN UNSAFE DAM.

FIroHBURG, Mass., April 8, 1873.
leak was discovered In the Ashburnham dam on
Sunday last and since that time much uneasiness
has been fell BY people IN tho vicinity that commits
sion made examination OF the loak to-day. Tho
water Is borg lowered rapidly possible and the
dam will be watched night ana day untl II Is pro-
nounced safe This dam, which Is 200 feet long and
holds back about hundred acros Of water, gave
way on May 8, 1850 causing immense damage II Is
M
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THE YRAZU.
SASsrRAscrsc,

SASFRAScisco, April 8, 1878.
II has been ascertancd that Guatemalan agents
have been IN this city for somo weeks attempting TO
hire persons 70 biov up the steamer Yraso, las
tho Pelican, sold 10 the Costa Rican govern.
mcnt but the police have frustrated the
scheme. Two suspicious characters boarded the
steamer at the wharf to-day ono OF the was mr..
rested and The other escaped with package believes
to have contained dynamite. The prisoner was re-
leased. AZ noshing was found against him.
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DESPERATE SHOOTING AFFRAY.

LOUISVILLE. Ky, April 8, 1878.
Isaiah Gabbart, who shot yesterday in tho pub
lie square ut narrodsburg BY Henry Noel died OF his
wounds The combat, which took place In tho pres
OF many citizens. had It's origin In election
row. The men met and advancing 10 ward Que another
cmptied cvcry chamber OF their respective reyovers
then clinched and fought out using Their pistols
cfubs When they were separated IL was ascertaIned
that Gab0art had been inortaly wounded. Dying he
nfod NAL
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STUDENTS FREAKS.

SPRrSGFIELD, Mass. April 8, 1878
Tho Easthampton Seminary students deiaccd tho
principals house on Saturday night by painting tho
pillars barber poles. All their rooms and baggage
were searched ny tho faculty during tho Sunday
church SERVICE and some clothing stained with paint
was found. The students threatened rebellion
Sunday night, and tour waichmcn were detailed 10
witch the prlncipals house. An Is quiet 70 day.
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STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION.

FOUR PERSONS KILLED AND SEVERAL SEVERELY
INJURED
CINCINNATI, Ohio, April s, 1873
The boilers II the Sandy Fashion, small steamer
running Notwithstanding, KY, up the Sandy River,
exploded saturday night at The mouth OF the river
and the vesse sank In three minutes in nine feet Of
water Her passengers and numbered about
forty. JOSEPH Newburg, a merchant OF Richmond,
KY; A. OsbGn, pilot, and Two Others names un-
known, were allied Hiram Rice, engineer, was badly
scaldeL, and yrus Preston clerk, and Heron frigart
were cut in lie head Several Others were injured,
but not seriouly.
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A DASH FOR LIBERTY.
icy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
EAsroS Pa, April 8. 1873
This Afternoon, as Ned Sullivan was being takon
from the Northampton County Court House. where
hc had been sentenced TO ten mouths inprson mont
in the County Jail for larceny he broke away from
the deputy shGIG who had him In charge. but was
recaptur rod aftr a lively chase just he about
crossing into New Jersey Sullivan bad villain,
who has gveJ the officers and the Court great deal
oil trouble. 10 halls from Philadelphia The officers
shot at aud usscd him six times
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AN Ex-BRAHMIN PRIESTS BIGAMY.

ToaoSro, Ont, April 8. 1873
Tho Rev. 7. v. Roy. . converted Branmin priest,
arrested on Saturday on a charge Of bIgamy.
TDs information was laid by Mary Elizabeth Roy, or
Row, who claims sho married. 10 Roy Ia Phila.
phia In 1876. Roy sgln married Ia Toronto, last
January, 10 Mary Sarah Gregg. The case was I'D.
journed until the 18TH inst. to allow timo tor wit.
ncsses from Philadelphia 10 appear Ball was 70.
fused and Roy locked up
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CUBA.
ALL EMBARooED ESTATES TO BE RESTORED TO
THEIR OWNERS.

HAVANA, April 8, 1878.
The Official Gazette has published decree by the
Captain General directing that In conformity with
the proclamation OF the 2sth Of March the rcstora
tion TO its owners Of all property embargoed for
political offences shall begin Immediately. orders
have been gwen accordingly 10 the Director oil III
nances ana all Governors OF the island. Persons In
tercsted must apply these authorities TO obtain
heir oncrI
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship B,ihnia, for Queenstown and Livse
pool, will sail from this port on Wednesday.
The mails for Europe viii close At the Post Office N
halt past eight O'Clock A. M
The NEW YoRK HKRALD- Edition for Europe-wDi
DO ready at eight o'clock IN the morning
Single COPIES 10 wrappers for mailing, six cents
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THE MAGENTA EXPLOSION.

Coroner Toohay. OF Peekskl, continued his invcs-
tsation yesterday INTO tho circumstances attending
the explosion board the steam fcrryboat Magenta
and the loss OF life occnsioncd by IT. Several wit.
ncsscs were examined, bnt their testimony WAS tho
Same in effect that eretoioro publishei.
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TRYING III AGAIN.

PouonkEErsIE. April 8, 1878.
Cora Pearl Hustled, who, after three attempts 10
procure u divorce from her husband Charles Hustled,
ana who succeeded carly last month, was to-day
married to Collins ID. Cole, OF New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-09

NO SPECIFIC FOR LOCAL SKIN AILMENTS CAN
cope In popular favor with CLAIMS suLrura Soar
A.-MOODlE'S SULPHURTAR SOAP POSSESSES
alice tions Try IT,
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. storm 10 central near Omaha, Nsb.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

Tho following record viii show the changes Ia the
temperature for the past twenty -four hours in CON-
paron with tho corresponding sdato OF last year. az
Indicated by the Thermometer at Hudnuls pharmacy,
Herald building. No. 2ls Broadway:-
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Average temperature yesterday.. 50
Average temperature for corresponding date last
yeafss....s.. .........s........s..... an
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ASPIRING STYLES GEN1LEMEN'S HATS
ready style and texture unsurpassed ine six HAT IS
BCREE Krou
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-12-03
A Problem Long Since Solved.

How to remedy those prolific causes Of
disease, an impoverished circulation and
an impaired digestion, was problem the
solution of which had often baffied medi-
cal skill, but which was solved over a
quarter of a century ago by the introduce
ton Of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters to pub
lie and professional notice. Since that
time, which may we'll be said to have mi
tiated new epoch in the history of medi-
cine, the remedy and preventive referred
to has obtained foothold in the confidence
of the American people that each succeed
ing year has only served TO strengthen.
1t is recognized throughout the Union as
a tonic Of the first order, remedy for and
sure means of preventing fever and ague,
and disorders of the stomach and bowels;
as a reliable means of reforming disor-
dered state of liver, and of counteracting q
tendency to rheumatism, govt, urinary
and uterine disorders.