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WASHINGTON, D. c.. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 4, 1873.

the most important cases before it is the Utah
case, involving the validity of the legislation
OF Congress on the question of polygamy, and
terfere with the practices of the Mormon re-
ligion.
THE TRUANT CHEYENNEs.-Whe a part of
the northern Cheyennes numbering some $50,
broke away from the Cheyenne and Arrapa.
hoe agency, it was stated by Gen. Pope on the
authority OF man named Chapman, that the
deSertion was caused by the insufliciency of
the supplies at the agency. In reply to this
assertion agent Miles telegraphs to the Com
missioner Of Indian Affairs: - The statement
made by Chapman to Gen. Pope is false in
every particular"
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Z. ".
partment providing that no fines nor deduc-
tions shall be imposed upon the pay OF mail
contractors because of failures or Irregular.
tleS IN the performance of mail service during
the quarter ended September 80 1878, and the
quarter ending December 81, which have been
caused by quarantine regulations forbidding
such service in districts infected with yellow
1ever; unless the failures shall appear to have
resulted from want OF care or by neglect on
me part OF contractors or their agents This
order affects certain routes i'm the states of
AlataE az sMiSSissippl. Kentucky, Tennessee.
Arkansas, louisiana aad Texas
uYlSG FROM DROPSY.-Informatio from
New Orleans to day states that Efingham
Lawre nee, Whc was pushed forward so stronp
y Tor collector Of New Orleans, is expected
20 live but afew days longer He is afflicted
with dropsy.
CALL Up AND GET YOUR LAND WARRANTS
Under an act of Congress approved in 1877
there were granted to certain soldiers in the
war with Mexico military bounty land war
rants 1or 100 and 40 acres, according to the
term OF enlistment. When they were trans
some failed to reach their destination. and
being undelivered, found their way back to
Inc offce as dead letters A list of the war
ram rants, with the number, name of claimant,
been drawn up at the Land Ofice, and the
warrants will be delivered by the Commis-
siOner upon clear and satisfactory proof of
ownership. ABOUT hundred persons are in
terested In these warrants.
NAVAL ORDERs.-Chaplain A. A. McAlister
is ordered to the Pensacola at the navy yard,
Mare Island. CAL Lieut. j. G. Rich has re.
ported his return home. having been detached
August last, and has been placed on waiting
orders. Chaplain Frank B. Rose, from the
fensacola, and Placed on waiting orders.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-02
A MANAGERS TROUBLES.

INCARCERATION AND LIBERATION or W. ,.
FLEMIsd-couSr JoAsSEs' CLAIM AGAINST
HIM.
"hiiam !. Fleming, the manager OF Count Joanncs,
dramatic combination, who was arrested on tho
arrival of the "owP train in the Pennsylvania Depot
IT Jersey City on Sunday morning for assauiiine
Edward O. Coyic. one Of the company who applied 10
HIM Tor his money was taken yesterday morning
before judge Davis, in the Gregory Street
Police Court. when coyle appeared aud made
formal plant oil assault battery against nim
released, ana Fleming WAS held Tor examination
which was set down Tor three l.. N. Al that tine
Gayle taed 10 appear, and ut four O'Clock Judge DAVIS
discharged Fleming from custody 1t appearing also
Judge DAVIS Jurisdiction.
The money taken from Fleming had meanwhile
been taken caro- OF by Cnief Nathan, aud
several members OF the troupe Improved their
opportunity TO attach Il Tor the Of Fenings
indebtedness 10 them. Two gentlemen, named Nc
Vlckar ana Fox. and lacy named Grasse presented
claims amounting altogether to 1892 and obtained
order from Judge DAVIS on which they were paid their
money.
Aftcr Fleming had loft Police Hsadvuarters six or
seven persons called AZ the police station, claiming
be creditors, and looking after their money.
About three O'Clock Chief Nsthan received the fol-
lowing IRON the Connt:-
PHILADELPHIA, April 1. 1873.
To Tue HoSoRAnLE CHIEF PoLcg OF JEgsEy Crf:-
Ny The New York papers OF this date OF the
OF William j. FIening OF stheAtre lie leit
here saturday night aud Is dohtor, said manager
over 81 800 He has also LETT pay his hotel bills
which, contract, should paid this hotel. -
the money be held for creditors hoId Il Answer.
GEORGE Tine COUNT JOANSES,
OF the New York sapreme Court,
Chief Nathan tciegrlphcd that II TOO late, ana
heard nothing further IRON the Count
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-02
RHODE ISLAND DEMOCRATS.

MASS MEETING AT PROVIDENCE LAST NIanT.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
PROVIDENCE, X. l., April l. ISIS
About three thousand democrats crowded INTO Ausic
Hall tonight 10 attend the grand rally OF tho party
i, was tho gest gathering OF tho paign tho
most enthusiastc Thomas Davis candidate for
Lieutenant Governor, presided, and made stirring
speech, which was loudly chcercd.
SPEECH Mr.. LAWRENCE.
Mr. Lawrence, candidate for Governor, next spoke,
and the hearty reception which was extended 10 him
showed that he Is popular with tho masses. lie sad
that Truth crushed earth viii rlsc again. was tho
snUbolcth of the democratic party outraged aud ds-
bouored, tramplcd In Lor natisnal candidate,
robbed Of the right to iurnisn the President
Of the United States but the parry would rise IRON
her lotnargy and vIndicate hsr rights Tho platform
OF Tie party Is ono that any honest man
adopt Republican rulo had made starving
want Of employ mcuI lie wished that he had
hearts OF the people which, tho Nxw YogK HERALD
last sunday SAID would stay the tide OF fanaticism
New England and place Rhode Island once moro IN
the galaxy OF democratic Statca Republican papers
had sn. cred az tho size of ths meetings, but
would ask thcm 10 count the audience tonight aud
zee " there not enough votes to elect him Gov
ernor.
Speeches we're also made by Mcssrs. Riloy and Rus
seL OF Boston, Mr.. German and A. J. Barnaby, of
Providence, aud others. Tho meeting q complete
success.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-02
MOLLY MAGUIRES COLONIZING.

THE ORDER FOILED AND PUNISHED IN sCHUYL-
KILL COUNTY REoRGANIzING IN LuzERNE
SCRANTON, Pa, April !, 1878.
The Commission appointed by the Pennsylvania
Legislature to investigate the and effects Of lass
summers labor riots havc just brought their abors in
this city a close They have been session hero
since Friday afternoon taking Testimony. and curing
that time startling facts have been developed.
Their proceedings have been attended by large md
anxious crowds OF workingmen, who have manifested
keen interest In the investigation. miner named
John II. Powell testified TO tue existence hero OF
secret organization known as the knights OF Labor,
which, ne said, were $4,000 strong In and around
Scranton. Tho object OF the order no said was The
elevation OF labor by legal and honorable means.
IL not bcneacal Order but would help brother
In distress and was not Tor tho purpose OF aiding
encouraging strikos The witness sad he presumed
there were lodges throughout tho county composed
ne belonged tncrc were carpenters mechanics, black
smiths, miners aud mine engineers.
MAGuIRgs LuzERSE.
An astounding revelation was male by Mr. w. W.
Scranton, general superintendent OF tho Lack
Coal ana iron Company VINO stated That tue Molly
large numbers to lakc roiugo III this region, ana
were organizing anew among tho mountains vi La-
zorne, In tho mining settlements between Wilkes
Darrc and Curoondac VI THIS act tho witness stated
he possessed the most trustworthy Information. The
statement produced profound sensation, and lis
narration was listened TO with great interest by
the largo crowd that pressed closely around the
table OF the that IL with considerable
diicGlly that II could proceed with It's work This
the most exciting fact brought out Dy tnc
CATION SIR. Scranto ION detailed his conn cotton with
The posse that dd the rng the LIST OF August last
and said that his instructlous were that every man
who nrod should shoot to Kill MS that was the most
effective way 10 put down q riot. rno witness mad
learned this from what saw OF the New York riots
IN 1862 and Judging by the temper Of the times The
Scranton mob not TO DO triaci with.
Tho testimony OF Mr. Scranton relative TO tho
Mollies accounts Tor the organization equipment
by tho company OF winch he Is superintendent oil q
strong force Of coal and police, similar
which has distinguished Itself In Scnuyikii during
the past lew years hunting down the Molly MaguircE.
This force rs composed OF the company's employees,
under command VI OF lis forcmen. and all tho
secret organizations OF the workingmcn Throughout
the valley detectives are at work. SO that every Incl
deut IL promptly reported At headquArtera
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-02
THAT SWIMMING SUIT.

STATEMENT OF THE PILOT OF THE JAMES FISK
ABOUT SUNDAYS EXPERIMENT IN THE NORTH
RIVER.
In connection with tho swimming suit experiment
In tho North River on SunaDy whereby the lives OF
three mon were seriously endangered Captain Wealth.
erwax pilot OF the ferryboat James Fisk makes the
following statement
Tho James Fisk Jr, was lying In the Twenty third
street Terry slip ut about IA quarter TO four O'Clock
Suhday AFTERNOON. 1m the pilot OF that bout
Whilo thus lying IN the sip saw with "A rubber
suit, above tho slip AID between aud ths
Columbia In The water, and small bout close HIM.
went lnto the emo OF the pilot house nearest 10 the
pier and sat there until the time for leaving had
rived. When the boat rung oil ~ ana had changed
my station from the LANDMARK to the seaward pilot
house just before boat sw ing of, | saw u crowd
on the seaward part of tho boat Some parties In
tao crowd sung out' Tor a rope; then rang nv
deck bell TO call the deck hands give rope
The deck hands responded to my call thoy got u
rope aud ladder and took one man out Of the water
utterward ascsrtsIned that his w. ). Wy
lie, OF River House, Twenty third street nnd North
Wylie nad boon taken from the water, l saw u row.
boat with one man como out from Twenty second
street, close Ut hand.
Without my knowledge the man IN the rubber suit,
whose name afterward asccrtaincd 10 be James
Eustacc, OF New Jersey, Jumped Oh the seward end
OF the ierryboat Just she OF landing,
ana nad caused the crowd 10 collect on that part Of
the boat TO witness his experiment His rugglcs n
the water, as am informed caused wylie and James
Mckenzie to go out IN the boat IRON Twenty
thru street. The small boat IRON twenty second
street, before mentioned, came round the end Of
Der suit took hold OF u and tho man
In II rowcd round with him In tow to the Twenty
still, the engine not having moved l did not ring
the engine bell until everything out OF the WY
and every one safe, dd call out TO any to gss
out oil the way or they would be run down.
Frank Godfrey. engineer Of the James Fisk, and
James Mckenzie and William ). Wylie tho two boat
men VINO went TO Eustaco's aid, have made state
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A SERIOUS CHARGE.
PROSECUTION or AN Ex-pArENr COMMISSIONER
FOR cRooKEDNEss IN PROCURING PENSIONS.
by TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

Foh ckookEDNEss IN PROCURING PENSIONS
lDY TELEGRiPH TO THE HERALD
SYRACUSE, N. Y. April l, 1878.
On the Esd day OF February last r. Holland Duel,
OF Cortland ex-consressman OF this district and
United States Commissioner OF Patents NJ
Washington, was arrested on charge pre-
ierred by the United States government IL
Is asserted that Washington officials have been
long watching the accused account of alleged
crookcdness in tho matter OF procuring pensions
Some time previous 10 the arrest government deec-
tives were sent on from Washington TO DueIs place
OF residence In Cortland They came possessed OF
Certain cews which they directed TO follow up
SO industrious were the detectives that 1t Is
claimed In few days they were in possession
OF the most undisputed evidence upon which to
a case for tho government Documentary proof
which cannot be gainsaycd secured and lsid
before United States Attorney General Devcos, who
at once directed that MI Dueli should be taken into
custody He was accordingly arrested by United
States Marshal McDousa, OF Auburn, and arraisncd
before United States Commissioner Northrup OF this
city Everything was done az tho time by the
cuscd and his friends TO prcvent tho matter from
reaching the public. Mr.. Duell that time gave
bail TOR his appearance before tho United States
Commissioner on the - OF April Tomorrow, at ten
O'Clock, when the formal examination Is TO take place.
DUELL's oFPENcEs
The warrant Was sworn uut by Assistant District
Attorney John +. Pound, OF Lockpor. IL charges Il.
Haiiand DueIl on Tho 81 OF November, 1875 with
bcing the agent and attorney OF Martha Carson
Tor tho purpose OF procuring from The United
States officials pension amoupnn, To s65s 93.
The pension was procured and the warrant alleges
that VI RS. Carson received tho sum OF $9S aud Sir.
Duel retained tor his own purposes $500 93 contrary
10 the iom OF tho statute in such made and
provided. The prisoner at tho time Of his arrest
made an informal explanation OF tho TO tho
elect that he received The pension In question and
rctainedsthe amount charged at the request OF Mrs
carson, she not desiring 10 have so much
demand payment Of her husbands debts; that
when she finally asked Tor the amount
he had retained he paid II TO her, and took Lcr ~.
ccipt therefor The prosecution admit tho TACT the
payment ofth money, but claim that Mr. Duell did
not give II up until ho was compelled to do SO by
threa, IS OF prosecution II ne did disgorpe. The
government is also prepared another charge, that
Mr. Duel has dated pension papers bacK several years
before the parties died. and has received large
money from such transactions. Mr. Duel explains
that matter by saying Il was in charge OF partner,
Mr. Foster, who IS unfortunately now dead. great
deal OF interest Is taken IN the NOR
row by politicians in this section OF the State.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-02
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

State Prison superintendent Louis D. P,lsbury, OF
Albany; j. n. Camden, OF West Virginia, and ex-
Congressman Thomas G. Plat, OF owego, N. r., and
Isaac n. Arnold, Of Chicago, arc at tho WINDSOR.
United States District Judge William J. Wallace, Of
Syracuse, and Robert Garrett or Baltimore. are at
the brunswick. piny Jewell. Of Hartford, and Mar.
Gus +. Norton, Of Troy, are VI tho Filth Avenue.
Howard J. Roeder, OF Pennsylvania, Is At the st.
James X. N. Polsifer, OF Boston, IL At tho Astor.
Commodore George n. Ransom, United States Navy,
and Alfred Gather, oil Cincinnati arc at the G,isey
Professor Lawrence Smith, OF LOUISVILLE Is Ut tho
Holman. Ex-senator Roswell A. Parmsnter, OF Troy,
Is At the st. Denis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-02
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
0FYIcE ov TAX CniKP SIGNAL 0FpicER,
WAsnISoros. April I'll A. NJ.

WAR DEPARTMENT..
OFYIcE os TAX CniKP SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON April I'll A. NJ
Indications.
For Now England aud the Middle Atlantic states,
clear or partly cloudy Weather northwesteriy wind q
stationary temperature ami stationary or higher
pressure.
For tho south Atlantic states, clear partly cloudy
weather. light variable winds and stationary or higher
pressure and temperature
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley clear or partly
cloudy weather, light variable winds and nearly sta
t,ouary pressure and temperature
For the lower lake region, clear or partly cloudy
weather. hgnt westerly winds and nearly stationary
pressure and temperature.
For tho Lower Missouri Valley, partly cloudy
weather with rain areas variable WINDS mostly
warmer southeast and stationary or falling baromc-
ter.
For The Gull States, clear or partly cloudy weather.
light nor,hsas,sfIy winds and stationary pressure and
temperature.
The Lower Mississippi River win fall slowly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-02
RESUMPTION OF COAL MINING.

PHILADELraiA, Pa, April /. ISIS.
For tho FIRST this year all the colcries 10 the
schuylkiil region were In operation this morning.
They will continue until tho monthly allotment
OF AGO. 900 tons Is ned. This VIII take about two
weeks but u Is proposed TO work nj moderate rate
Tor three weeks.
In lhc Lshign region therc was also a general re-
sumption, but MS zach operator has an individual
allotment there will 90 no Uniform plan Of ad-
he red 10 tor mouth, shipments being maao various
tunes TO oil the quo,a
Thc Penusyivanis Railroad Company has announced
au advance o about i've per cent IN tho line rates
on anthracite coal but will take action raOs
Tor bltuminous coal until the 10Th inst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-02
TERMINAL FACILITIES.

NJ. William n. Vanderbilt has sent letter 10 the
Law Committee Of the Common councii In regard 20
tho argument that tho railroads discr mnatc against
The trade Of New York In the matter OF The proposed
running Of stsam The Bolt rssd Aftsr denying
the alleged DISCRIMINATION be concludes with these
words -
assure you that the New York Central u
River kaifowa company will spare esertivns 10 hold
the trade ~ isis In this matter 10 In.
yours IDENTICAL N the succeed
In their efforts New York ~ ~ favorable position
shespnsss commercial fseiities It's Flssis u
wi, kssp the business has sad much that " has
hat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-02
THE SUSPECTED STEAMER.

SAN FRANCISCO, April l. 1873
The steamer Yraza formerly the Pelican, sim In
port flying tho nag OF Costa Rca. Sehor j. N. Gursco
Conpu for Costa Rica, has filed q protest with tho
Collector OF tho PORT holding the United states gov.
ernmcnt responsible Tor all damages resulting from
my delay Ia tho sailing oil Tho steamer caused
by the action OF the authorities An order Issued
by Collector SHANNON on Saturday To the Custom
a.. officials 10 refuse clearance to thc steamer
until further orders
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-02
RAILROAD RECEIVER APPOINTED.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
PEORIA, Ill, April /. 1875.
About two weeks ago the Peoria, Pekn and Jack
sonvilie Railroad executed q trust decd on oil its
franchises, rolling STOCK &C. Tor ss2 900, TO cut on.
certain judgments and executions. Tho attorney in
tho PAID attention TO the deed, but made
leyes on the property Matters aTiited along until
yesterday Sunday wnsn the president OF the road,
ny his attorneys, petitioned for q receiver. The
Peoria Circuit Court appointed tho petitioner, John
Allen such receiver Various New York interests
were consulted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-02
FIRE IN NEW ORLEANS.

Nkw ORLEANS, April !, 1875.
The crockcry store OF isdor Levi. No "a Magazine
street, was burned tonight Loss stock, s.5 0o0;
insurance, 100000, Us foiows:-crcsccnt Mutual,
$1,000; Factors and Traders, $1,000; firemen's
Insurance, $500; Liverpool and London and Globe
xl2 600 aud III balance IN other foreign offers. Loss
ON building, so. 900; insurance unkDown Tho sad
dlery store oi H. H. Hansen ana the c'oihn. store VI
A. "a Myers were badly damaged by water.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-02
DOUBLE MURDER.

LOUISVILLE. n.y., April I, 1873.
The bodies OF Mr and Mrs. NARROW, q respectable
old couple who wero 10 appear to-day as witnesses
In an important criminal suit, wsro found IN Wet
wood to-day. Tncy bad been burned to death.
Incir bodies were lying close together, with tho
heads legs cut on II Is supposed that the daus-
aging testimony they could give the oi the
murder. There Is no Glow 10 tho murdorers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-02
OVER THE HORSE SHOE FALLS.

NIAGARA FALLS N. Y, April I, 1878.
Patrick and John Reilly, brothers, OF Chippewa,
Canada started TO return tho Niagara River In
n row boat IRON thi, side at SKIP H. When hall way
over IL was noticed that lhey la trouble IL
oar WAS broken They were too lar tor any body
10 render them any assistance, and they went over
the Horse Falls just outside OF tho Three Sister
Isla
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-02
HORSES FOR ENGLAND.

CHICAGO, April l, 1878.
II 10 stated that two English gentlemen In this
city and bavo agents throughout the West Tor the
purpose OF buying 10000 horses os.cnsby for street
cars IN Scotland and England; but, judging by tho
character OF the animals they select, they are
tended for active movements rather than draught
purposes Five hundred animals have boon brought
hero and Will be shipped within two weeks.