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COUNTRY PRODUCE.
rsou,ENTs AND FRUITS.

EsGuI,ENTS-Irish potatoes, per bbl',s5 oV
"a az. onions, per Dbl, So 90; Cabbage, weS'
tern, per crate. none; southern per uoAe"'
81 6T,;,,r Miv ASD CHEE5E-Butte western
ner In. 9oGl25c; cheese, western, l2IslSc.o .o ,o
per EtRtHI nj green, per Dbl, 81 VVSo oo
raies drIed, Der lbs, &c; peaches, per 10 &C.
n hppies Der box,6 90; Lemons, per box 80
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LIME AND CEMENT.

CEMENT osendle- Is worth 81 ., barre
louisville, best, little kept, 81 90 Y, barrel
Dallas, 81 so.
LIME--The best quality In barrels Is worth
20; in bulk, 81 30; ordinary Dallas, 2oc. per
bushel
PLASTER Is worth IS 90 u barrel.
The supply;of the above mentioned arti-
es ia am pic demand fair market firm.
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BREAD NTlJPFS.

FLoUR-Crescent, In sacks, 1915; San
Jacinto, So 80; Empire, 81 25; Xxx, 81 90 ;
Eagle, ~ 7b Magnolia, In sacks, Us lbs, 81 10 ;
Todd's MN, % so; state Central MINK,
50 %; Choice Family, So % star Mills, XN,
So 10; Graham, 1915 bran, VI % corn meal,
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r,su AND MEATS.

cANNEp-Devlled ham. g 2592 81 81, sal "a
mon, lib 50 4,ga 90; h2 Snns 81 O's-
Oo SvHeRSyiN s5wLs box, SIS OOSl9 %; Id oo1'
sl4 75@l5 60
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH


NEW YORK, May 29.-Stocks are stronger.
Money 3 per cent. Gold at III o.. Ex-
change--long "a 50; short "a 81. state pohus
nuiet. Government bonds steady
(iold opened at 81 OH.
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POWDER AND SHOT.

POWDER-Keg % lbs ,FFF rife Tlj; Keg
l2% lbs, FFF, rifle, 1888; Keg Ia, lbs, FIFE,
s2.0i, Blasting, s4.25.
sHoT-Drop, 80 .3O92,35; Buck, ss.5j@2.GO.
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BAILING STUFF.

BAGGING-Light, llh@li%c; Heavy l519@
Ito
IRON TlEs--Arrow, 81 10 per bundle, with
discount on large lots
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Justloe of die paor,-

We are authorized 10 announce j. NJ.
AT the ensuing election,
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Fer Sheriff.

We ara authorized 10 Announce w. NJ
MOON for le'oleetion TO the oillce Of hherln
NJ tho ensuing election,
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llyERPooL May ea,-Noon- cation, there
10 lAlr business ~ pruy ious prices,
..,, TutanAf, WknRFsnAf.
Adding uplands 4 a,l6d 4 Ai0d
hldlling Orleans, bl.d Blli
hhlnA luiWp halnsi speculation and export
thm hsih, receipts 500 baltb, American
2ln bales,
FUTURES l-i2d cheaper
Uplhldh low mlGdlug CLAUSE, Ine de-
nNNlF,u lltluli IniN Aud Aususl n'eai August
NnI neplemnrr ldd, sfptaInhnr and Opto.
hnfd uN9ii shipppd Anrli by Hali ui.d.
i'W D, mrrlpWnha NV mldOlInY olausa
MAf delivery l-lNli May und lunrO l,ldi,
ael,lemhel ahd uetoOer dAdi shipped April
lohat ana November ny sail lAdi November
and Deoonbtr0Ad,
hp' m,-Sales include 600 bales Ameri.
can, futufes arm, uplands low middling
clause August and sop omher delivery
I-Aadi september and October u,a1di Oeto.
her and November Old,
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We arc authorized 10 announce Hon NAT
NJ, HUHfOltD rs Il candidate for Justice of
The Peace, Precinct No. /, al the ensuing
election,
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And offers the Best Routes, on Quick Time
with more Comforts, Better Acc0mmoda.
Line. Passing through the richest ahd most
portions OF the Great Empire ~-..--
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

DALLAS, TEXAS, May 90 1873.
The Adj ydiordm and Special Railroad
Taxes for this year are now due. Parties will
save cost by paying at once.
J.C. BOGEL.
el-dlm, City Assessor and Collector.
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Eveping keport-Finarc.aI.

New YORK, May 29.-Money easy at2@3 per
cent, Sterling dull 3. Gold firm, sl 0lb.
Goyernment bonds generally steady. State
bonds are quiet and steady.
NEW ORLEANS, May 29.--Gold 81 lb&l 0l5s.
slant u premium. Sterling bank VI oo1a'
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"'"'''"I'
NEW onLEAEH, May N,--t'lour duh, weak
lower, Snperllno ~ dOi NN " IN, NNN
u 5Osa 800 hlglgr Grades % ooStl5 %, toru
dnmnud MIR, white iuei yellow AAc. uair
~ uu''H" ~. ~ sonVs, uu'' onkoee or
aud sieady ,oommoI, Ia pooa common da1,ti .e
fiir 10 fully talf, Gjs0.ilso, primo la eSoies
7liase; yellow clarified btASbsc MOlassea
iu goud demand, common, 9iMa2c, fair l1
a9sS, pine To choice, Oai!c. illce. ,mlei
ana nrmCr, ordinary to primo Louislnnn,
o. ,0.ic.
NV yonK NAV oo -Fionr ia ann a,a
, 80" $500 ts.Y ~ "u' " 'u'i "nu
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I10rlev

Pitchers CastOria Is q com piete substi-
tute for Castor OIL, and is MS pleasant to take
as Honey. Ii Is particularly adapted to
Teething and irritable children. II destroys
worms, asslmulates the food, regulates the
Stomach, and cures Wind Colo. Few rem-
edies are as efiicacious for Feverishness,
Group, Worms and Whooping Cough. Cas-
toria Ia q scientific and purely vegetable
preparation, more effective than Castor OIL,
aud neither gags or gripes.
COLUMBIA, Conn, May Q, 1875.
Messrs. ]. b. Rose q Co., N. Y:
Gonts: | have family of eight children,
and have used rs much Castoria ~ any fain-
lily In the United States, think. / have
never found anything equal to II. My chill
dren have been saved from foyer several
times by the use of Castoria. recommend
its use for children, for many digeses they
are subject to, In preference to any medicine
know OF. feel IL my duty to give this cor
tificate on account of the benefits have de-
rived by the use Of Castoria.
Very truly yours,
NORMAN p. LITTLE
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GALVESTON, May @.-CottonIheceip
aaS hales. Exports, France - bales; con:i-
mani -baIes; enamel - bales; coast
wise rs bales; Great Britain = bales.
sales - bales. stock lO,SSS bales. Market
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NEW YoRk, May 2s.-Ootton quiet. $

MAJ , Ia -: June IL 36@ll SOC; July II
,QSaii Aec. August IL 47@ll soc; September ii
iSSli i5c: October 10 e2alO Ole. ,c..
Sieht~Cotton Is flrin. Uplands ii S-loc'
orleans IL j-l6c; sales = bales ,..
orIoonsolidated net receipts - bales Ex-
III 80 Great Britain - bales; continent
p bales: channel - bales.
Ne. receipts s2l bales; gross 5,lC3 noIes; ooo
Futures closed barely steady. Sales Si'VVo
halag
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Ssw ogLEAse, May o.-Night- Cotton il
commercial.

hNeu1pts, nel, wy haleAi gross 30 bales.
hxporm 10 Great Britain - balusi cont.
mont - bales ooastwiue Mv bales. stock
llla hulpa
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER OlAL.
IMMATURE ALMANA
RNUEgk NGE.
COIN.

COIN.
Selling. Buying.
From to tc. Az par
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MEAGRE HETUESs-A DEMOCRATIC MAYOR.
The csarier election IN Jersey city was held yeser
day. but up to midnight the returns were OF sucn
character as 10 leave the result considerably In
doub. Henry J. Hopper, democrat, Is elected
by majority OF IRON 1000 to 1900 In
the First district the democratic ticket was
elected clean, returning William Clarke TO the Boarc
Of Public Works, Matthew W. Kelly TO the Board o,
Alderman. ID Z. McNtughton TO the Board Of Educa.
ton and john McDonough TO the Board OF Police
Comm issoncrs.
lu the Second distrct Garrett Haley (dvmocratL 10
elected TO tho Board OF Works, Thomas Reilly tdcn.
ocrat 10 the Hoard OF Aldermen Patrick Malone nm
dependent dcmocratl To the Board OF Police Com
inissionerA and j. ~ o'sullivan idemocrau 10 the
Board OF Education
Iu The THIRD district Daniel Saue irepublcan) was
elected AldormsD: joint Mclaughlin tdeInocral) "a
The Board oi Works. and J. "A. Wells (republicap) &c
the Board OF Education. In tho Fourth district The
dem crass elected William f. Kern Alderman and
Edward VDonneii 70 the Board OF Fire
Comm issioners. leaving the Freeholders IN
doubt The Filth district nas probably gone
eGlirely republican, and no returns were
received from the Sixth district. In tho county the
democrats win probably have Zen out oil The sixteen
FreohoiderA
In Hobokcn E. v s. Besson was elected Mayor;
August Bsnte Treasurer; Il. X. Aioerts Clerk, aud
John McMahon, Coect tor, Tho balance Of the ticket
ntill Ia doubt al midnight
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TELEGRAPHIC ITEMS.

The Grand Orange Lodge OF New Bruins xick opened
10 sess'ons ~ Froderckton yesterday.
i writ Of error and stay Of proceedings have been
granted In the oi William Pierson, ander sentence
Of death IN Livingstone county.
The police complaint against Mrs. Franklin, who
drod the shot that killed allie. voante on PAW
Opera House stage, Was discontinued yesterday
Tho Union school building a. Dundee, III, was
burned ~ two O'Clock yesterday morning Tho loss ID
$4,000 which Is partially covered by insurance
Application has been made 10 the supreme Court
for temporary mi notion on tho Paxtuckot (R. IL
Institution Tor Savings 10 protect Il against possible
run.
In tho Canadian House OF Commons at Ottawa
Monday night resolution to impose duty On whs aS
and flour imported into tho DOMINION was lost-2s
10 Las.
Katie Judge charged with setting Are TO the rest
dence ni Joseph Stanwood IN Topsnod, Mass, pleaded
guilty yesterday, and was held IN So 500 bail to ap
pear for sentence In tho May term ~ Ne~buryport
Chapman, . notorious LAND title swiudlcr who has
been in jail NJ Urbaua, H. nearly year awaiting
trial. has pleaded guilty and was sentenced yesterday
70 twenty years IN the Pcnitcntiary. He operated
largely In tho Northwest.
Since January l. 1000 horses, costin. $780, 00o have
been purchased Ut Montreal anu shipped TO the Unncd
Stalrs being about four hundred horses 10 Of
the total export TOR the time the previous year
The demand continues brisk.
A fire ut Galveston, Texas, yesterday morning
destroyed thirteen frame buildings on both sides oi
Market street, between Twenty eighih and Twenty.
niu,h strccta Only one building IN The block was
saved. Loss $50 900. Insurance $50 0O0
A FIRE ut Rockford, Mich, on the line or the Grand
RI plds and Indiana Railway yesterday mornsng. do
son House anu some twenty other frame buildings.
Tho loss is estimated at $4,000 There Is very little
insurance.
A deficiency of S.. 600 In the accounts OF John
Stimmel clerk the Philadelphia Tax Office. =as
discovered yesterday, when the list OF deiinqueuts
was placed the hands OF the collector StImmel
had concealed his default by not entering OH his
books all tho money paid TO him Tor The deb
cheney will DO made good by his bonosmen
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Admiral William r. Taylor United statesrNavy, u
at the Windsor. Bishop William Bacon Stevens, Of
Philadelphia; General Arson Stsgcr and General Will
lam sooy Smith, OF Illinois, and J. d. Laying. General
Manager OF tho pittsbure, Fort Wayne ard Chicago
Railway, are at tho Fifth Avenue Thomas G. Durant
Is at the Gilscy Henry r. Person. OF Albany. Is Al
tho Everett Professor J. Lawrence smith, OF Louis
vile, and George b. Sprges, OF the Great Western
Railway OF Canada, are at tho Hoffman. Captain X.
r. Ward al Governor General Duifcrin's staG and W.
7. Walters, u Baltimore. at the Brevoort. Gem
cra John g. Hazard, OF Rhode Island, is nj the Abe
marie Benjamin Stark. Of New London, is at tho ST
James Lieutenant Commander NJ. L. johnson,
United States Navy, is at tho Nov York. General T.
=. Billiard, Of Saratoga, Is AT tho Grand Central
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EXCITED MORAvIANS.
MYSTERIOUS DEAD INFANT DOMESTIC
DIscoRD--ATTEMPTED SUICIDE AND WIFE
MURDEs.

MYSTERIOUS DEAD INFANT DOMESTIC
DIscoRD-ArTEMPTED SUICIDE AND WIFE
MURDEs.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
BETHLEHEM, Pa. April 3. 1878.
This quiet aoravan town has for tho past few days
been In state Of fierce excitement On Saturday
tho dead body OF an infant found In the under
taking establishment Of John HUH BY Detective
Yohe. who was searching the place Tor goods
that had been stolen last summer and supposed
TO be hidden in Mr. Huths place. The remains OF
the child had lam long that stencil
Was almost uncomfortable when the box discovered
by Tho officers Ar. HUH said there nothing in II
but hme; but its being opened the olaccr found
tho child wrapped in clothes Huh asked that
nothing be said about 1t and that he would bury It
The Coroner. empansiled jury. before whom II nth
said that he sol the body IRON its father that he
had promised to pay him Tor his services but had
done so. Tho jury not being satisfied with the state
msnt Of HUH, mad warran, issued for his arrest,
and he now awaits the further action OF the Grand
Jury aud the District Attorney.
SUICIDAL SHOOTING.
Last evening the citizens. OF Canal street
jacob Hu,n nephew or The cndcraker Ha,n nas
killed himself The facts are that he Is only nineteen
years old and was married about year ago TO girl
Housekeeping, but did not hive happily, often nduig-
ing childish quarrcIs. Young HUN was jealous OF
his wife, did not trust her lar rs chastity
concerned. They haa dressed themselves Tor ihs
purpose OF attending party last
ing when they entered into dispute
the paror, aud, gong 10 his bedroom, nred bull
lets into Tho shot took effect in The right
temporal region aud passed through tho brain. An
hour after The shooting WAS able TO speak, and SAID
that no meant to XII himself When his father
reached his side last evening the scene harrow
ing one. and both wcpt like children He expressed
regret ~ what he had done them but this morning
hoped he would de- aud SAID that he would III him
SELF any way SHOULD he recover. The young vile
terribly shocked BY Inc tragedy, and nct wangs anu
meanings could DO heard Tor squares. lie IL still
aive though his death Is mOmeutarily looked for
ATTEMPT TO MURDER WIFE.
Henry RICE II hcrcs looking and brutal French Ger
man living on Second street, neur Elm On Saturday
no abused hrs wife very badly. anu nnsiiy assaulted
her aud battered her head with piece OF wood. He
hat her the forehead that the blood
! the wounds. BY Sunday his temper had not
proved. He camc home ana again began his abuse Of
her he Knocked her down, got thc wash line, mpde
moose, tightly fasteDcd u about her neck and
mcnced pulling tho rope, threatening 10 hang her
| choke death. He would doubt.
have accomplished his purpose had she
not Justify called Tor help She had turned red aud
purple In from the choking she had received.
Rice has mado repeated threats kill his wife, that
she justly Tears ne will yet do So Yesterday she
sued out warrant against him add this morning had
| him committed to the County JAIL
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THE TRANSIT AND THE ECLIPSE.

CHANCES OF FAVORABLE WEATHER FOR THE
OBSERVATION or THE PHENOMENA.
WASHINGTON, April Q. 1878.
Tho Chief Signal o1lcer General Myer has addressed
q letter 10 Rear Admiral Rodgers Superintendent
OF the Naval Observatory In reference to the chances
Of favorable weather for tho observation OF the ap-
preaching transit OF Mercury May o, and the total
eclipse OF the July 20, from which the follow
ing Is an cxtract:
wAsnrSGroS. d. C.. April 8. 1875.
Rear Admiral JOHN RoDGEKs, Unted states Navy,
superintendent Naval Observatory, Washington,
ID. q.
SIN have the honor TO acknowledge tho receipt OF
your mmunicaton of the 21st ulI, and IN reply 10
furnish ths follow table showing probable con-
OF weather At tho stations named on May
ana July 20 the dates respectively Of tho approach
ing transit OF Mcrcury and the total eclipse Of tho
sun. Tho percentages OF favorable dnys arc also
given. und-ure Ia brief iOlows:-
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RISING FROM THE DEAD.

Reports OF startling occurrence have just como q
light In Paterson, N j., which arc the topic OF con
versation everywhere in that city On Tuesday last
daughter Of Mr.. J. B. Demarest, grocer, OF No 81
Willis street. died. supposed, from heart dscase'
On Friday tho father left tho coffin by tho side Of
which no had boon kneoiag and passed TO adjoin
ing room, where no threw himsclf chair
and weeping hid his face 10 his hanos. Suddenly nc
heard or thought he hsnrd tho patter Of familiar
football and looking up saw 10 his great surprise the
coor 10 the adjoining room softly opened md iif
child dressed In her shtoud entering. She
t0ttered across the floor to where he
sat, and throwing herself upon hts knee
twined her arms about his neck. rheu she nestled
down in his arms ana Tell slowly backward. He lifted
her up but the vital spark had 1o~n THO first sem
blanco Of her death mad been trance The i've
dead BODY was inferred on INK day.
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JACK KEHOE'S FATE.
lBY rxLEonApH TO THE HERALD

By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
...... HARRISBURG. Pa. April Q. 1878.
An application was made TO day before tho Board Of
Pardons for the Communication OF tho death sentence
Jack Kehoe, 20 be executed ut PotsviIe April IS, 10
imprisonment Tor IIe petition was presented,
signed ny 1000 citizens oil schuylkill county, In
favor Of application. all OF whose names
were obtained by William Kehoe, who was
present during the argumont and wept several
stancos Two sdavits nave aIso been presented from
Noal Dougherty and John Campbell, inmates OF tho
which Kehoe Is 10 DO hanged, alleging that the con.
deinnsd man had not participated IN The crime by
which Frank Langdon lost hts life In 1862 let
tor also read from the attorney who defended
yellow Jack Donohuc, executed At Mauch Chunk IN
June last cxculpating kehoe. Donohue Was hanged
Tor the MURDER OF Morgan Powell but had also boon
concerned the killing OF Langdon nine years prcvi.
ously. John W. Ryan. counsel Tor nearly all tho
Molly Maguiros hanged last Juno. made able effort
behalf Of Kchoc and the lattcr's fato 10 uncertain
The decision will DO rsndcred TO morrow.
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EX-CONGRESSMAN VANCE.
[BT TELrcRApH TO THE HERALD


CiScixSArI. Ohio, April 9, 1873.
The missing Colonel Vance, ex.Congressman' from
the Eleventh Ohio district, has been heard from
San Francisco, where he appeared a day or two
ago In dsmentcd condition. Inst night Mrs.
Vance. who Is at .GalIipolis, received a telegram
from the proprietor Of the Lick House, Mt san
Francisco, announcing that no was thcrs IN
an insane condition, and asking what should
DO done with him. II seems that his
brother-in-law, named Aloshire who had been hunt.
ing CLOVIS TO his Whereabouts bad several days be-
forc traced him 10 st Lous, where II was ioond he
mad stopped scvcral days; aitcrwsrd 10 Omaha,
where be stopped part OF day. From tho
last named point detective named George
Knight was despatched to San Francisco
where he will be due tomorrow The stores OF
Vance having clopcd with woman all pure fabri-
cations; At least Mt mono OF the places where he
stopped was he accompanied by anyone rhe amount
Of money he borrowed ana took away IL greatly
stated. Tho entire sum he obtained could not pos
sibly exceed $l000 Insanity In the family, and
this s the only explanation that made tor his
raU duee
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.

WAR DEPARTMENT., \
)sricE or Tns CufkR SIGNAL OvpicER.3
wAsHiSoroN, AprI l0-l A. A.
Indications
For New England, Increasing cloudinoss, followed
BY rain, warmer sou,hsrIy Winds falling barometer
For tne Middle Atlantic States and lower lake
giou, warmer. cloudy and rainy weather, southeast
veerne 10 southwest Winds and falling possibly foi.
lowed BY rising barometer.
For tho South Atlantic States cloudy and rainy,
followed by clearing weather. southeastsry vecrng TO
southwsstery WINDS stationary Temperature, falIins
followed by rising barometer.
For the East CUT Sts:os. clear or partly cloudy
weather, warm southery veering TO colder north.
west winds, rising barometer
For the wost CUR States, colder, clear or partly
cloudy weather. northeriy Winds rising barometer.
For Tennessee aud tho onio valicy. clearing
weather proceeded by rain In the ohio Valley, warm
southcriy, vocrng TO westerly WINDS rising barome.
ter.
For tho upper lake region, Upper Mississippi aud
Lower Missouri valleys. tho storm centre win move
10 tho norheastward, accompanied by rain and ioI-
lowed BY clearing weather, rising barometer, south
vest vccring to northwest winds, stationary or lower
temperature.
Tho rivers will remain nearly stationary.
{ Csutionary Signals continue at Jacksonville. savan-
nah u bee Island. Charleston, smishviilc, Whining
ton, Cape Lookout, Cspo Hattcras. KITTY Hawk,
Capo Henry, Norfolk, Baltimore, Iewes Cape
May, Atlantic City, BarnegAt, Sandy Hook,
New York, New Haven, New London,
Newport, Woods Hole. Boston, Thstchor's Island
oswcgo, Rochester, Buffalo, Erio Cleveland. san
dusky, Toledo, Detroit Port Huron, Aipcna, Grand
Haven. Ludington. Chicago, Milwaukee ani Section l.
Escanaba Marquette aud Duluth, aud cAutionary Oh
shore signals At Indianola and Galveston.
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MURDERED FOR TOO MUCH LOVE. !"

BIDDEvoRD, Me-, April q, 1873.
Early this morning a fisherman rowing down the
river discovered tho body Of = the shore.
with clothing save a chemise. and with n ropo
aroand ono ankle. The body was taken In charge by
tho authorities and conveyed to the CITY
Hall. Tue greatest excitement prevailed oil day
In the city aud late 10 tho afternoon
s,stcr OF Frederick Savage identified the woman as
Rose Vincent, OF Methuen, Nsss., and gavc clew
which upon beng followed up led to the arrest Of
Savage This evening he confessed the crifnc. he -
a Fren en- man, IL married AMI has children. When
asked why no did IL no said, ION. loved her loo
much.p
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With the hope that tho Information herein con.
tanned may assist not only observations undertaken
by the observers under your charge, but the many
other observers whom tho OCCASION will interest,
am, sir very respectfully. your obcdiont servant.
ALBERT J. MYER.
brigadier General orcvet assgnedl Chief Signal Officer
OF the Army.
This table gives tho chances OF weather favorable
for astronomical observations In the interior Of Tho
continent. Thus, at Virginia City, on May O. tho
chances OF favorable weather about OF ton;
on July 20 they seven out OF ten; at Rich.
ardson they nine out Of ten for both dates; at
Pixies Peak they only Two and onchAlf out Of
on either date, SO Tor tho rest.
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M'EvoY's EXECUTION.
[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. ]

CoLunBIA, s. T., April o. 1878.
Robert McEvoy, she Aiken prisoner, who Is under
sentence VI death Tor the killing Of Major James J.
Gregg Of Augusta. Ca, two years ago. was again
piied to-day BY she Governor, and his execution
thereby postponed from the l2th to the 1gsh inst The
fact worthy Of notice, this Is the tn such
pits he has received. on legal grounds, within a
mouth. fourth hoMsver Is scarcely TO DO expsctec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-10
SUICIDE OF A BANKER.

INK TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
SYRACUSE. N. Y, April Q, 1873
Charles Pardce, wealthy banker OF skaneatelcs,
committed suicide about two o'clock this afternoon
by cutting hrs throat He was aged about seventy.
avc years Supposed cause, financial difficulties