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Raisips and Currants at Wilkinson's
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-26
ACQUITTED OF MURDER.

AUBURN, n. Y, Jan. 25 1878
Tho trial OF Edmond J. Hoppins Tor the murder Of
Philip proudft ut Sterling Valley Friday, the 18th
of July last, commenced here on Monday aud was
cluded to-day, resulting IN verdict OF acquittal.
Proudft having seduced Hoppins' sister fed
tho country, but aherward returned and
going into the store whcro Hoppns
employed tainted HIM with tho remark,
you've lived through 1t, haven't your" Hopkins
seized baseball bat and struck Proudnt the
head, the latter dying from the effects OF the blow
the following Sunday Intense intDest has prevailed
throughout The trial. the Court House having been
thronged IRON day 10 day. Tho verdict Is In accord
with the public expectation. Tho jury out
between three and four hours. Within half hour
after his ucquttal Hoppins was married TO Miss Amy
Il. Turner, 10 whom he was to have been married
October last. The jury were present Us Witnesses
The officiating clergyman camo from Sterling to per.
form tho ceremony in anticipation of tho verdict
DR.. Hugh rroudat, an uncle ol Philip, and who at
tended him alter the fatal blow and witness ut
trial. died hero suddenly this morning, the disease
from which no suffered beng aggravated It IS thought
by anxiety lest he might be charged with malpractice
The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-26
MURDER BY PROXY.

SUDDEN ARREST OF A JURYMAN-How MOLLY
MAoUIREs WERE HIRED AS AssAssINs.
rBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
PorrsvILLE, Pa Jan. Is, 1878.
In the haboas corpus hearing to-day OF John Kane
and Michael Bergan, arrested Saturday night last
Tor tho murder of Patrick Burns on Good Friday OF
1870, new ''squealer" was put on the stand. Tho
hearing was private and everybody enjoincd by tho
Court not to divulgo the proceedings. Tho principal
witness produced by tho commonwealth was james
Mcdonald alias Hairy Man, brought here from Mauch
Chunk, where he was committed to answer the
charge oil numbering George X. Smith, At Audenried
several years back.
Mcdonald swore he WAS not guilty OF Smith 8 muir
der but had procured Thomas O'Neil ana Martin
Bergan 10 murder Burns at the request Of Kane He
said kunc approached HIM repeatedly about killing
Burns, because Burns had informed operators oil
c0lllery where they all worked OF the thcviugs OF
Kane and others. Ailcr much importuning Mcdonald
said no arranged with ONel and Bergau
Burns who went with him 10 ruscarora and laid In
walt for their victim forty hours They muir.
morning at lonely point u the woods. All those
concerned in Tho MURDER are Molly Maguircs except
the instigator, Kanc, who never joined, and had
gained many iriends among respectable people by
denouncing the Moes.
Mcdonald nrst told this story in Mauch Chunk Jail
to the Carbon county Sheriff Then he told his wife,
who warned O'Neil. The latter leG. Kane was also
warned white serving on q jury week ago The
Court remanded HIM Tor trai and discouraged Bcrgau
whom Mcdonald swore was the wrong man. Tho
revelation OF Mcdonald has caused great sensation
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-26
FIRES.
COLONEL M'DANIELs STUD FARM DUrLINGs IN
DLAzE-sTABLEs AND FORAGE BURNED
THE HORSES ALL SAVED.

COLONEL M'DANIEIs' STUD FARM buildings IN
A DLAZE-sTABLEs AND FORAGE BURNED
THE HORSES ALL SAVED
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
TRENTON, n. j., Jan. %, 1878
Last night three large stables and barns one long
row OF STALLS 900 bushels OF corn, 200 OF hay and
about 800 bushels OF grain were destroyed by lire
the stud farm OF Colonel David McDanicis situated
three miles from Princeton. At the time tho fire
broke out thirty valuable horses, mostly running
siecds, In the stalls but all were rescued without
receiving any injury. The flames wero discovered
hay behind manger by a stable boy, who i'm medi.
atcly gave alarm. All The workmen aud ghbors
rusned out ana Iaborel eDcrgccally with tho use OF
buckets and other vessels To check tho Eames but in
spite OIL this tho hre spread rapidly. Mes
ssngcrs were despatched Princeton Tor ASSISTANCE
and. hand engine responded with ITS apparatus,
but by the tilne they arrived the structures were
doomed The bremen directed their Efforts TO saving
the residence ana adjacent buildings, and succeeded
In controlling the lire about midnight
Among The horses IN the stables were Lentc,
Eoward Howe, George McCuiIoch, Harry Bassett, st.
James, Fawn, Major Barker and Oakland, all oil turf
notoricty.
Colonel McDaniels was In New York at the tune.
HI believes the IRE the work OF an incendiary,
add suspects TWO or three persons He estimates his
loss at $4,000 HIS insurance is 800 10 Pennington
Mutual, $4,000 in Princeton Mutual, but the last
sessment on the latter policy has not been paid. Tho
stables we're two-story frame bindings, with stone
foundations. With the horses, all the wagons, arn-
ing implements, &c, were also saved.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-26
THE RETURNING BOARD CASE.

NEw ORLEANS, La, jan IS 1878.
Judge Whitaker has rendered his decision in the
case Of the State against j. Madison Wells ct al,
overruling the motion TO transfer the case 10 tho
United states Circuit Court.
An application by tho defence tor q commission TO
take testimony In other States was dencd Tho mo-
ton by tho Attorney General Tor a and an
order TO bring the trial OF Wells first was hold
under alvscmen; ill six r. NJ. when the deien
were called and did not appear Counsel ior them
stated that they had applied TO the United States CIR.
cut Court Tor certiorar and the had been liked
Tor eleven O'Clock. On motion Of the Attorney Gen.
eral the bonds OF the defendants were esreated aud
Judgments nls extended thereon, and alias capases
were issued Tor the rearrcst OF the accused thor
detention TIL new bonds should be gwen.
Up to this hour ten L. NJ deputy sheris have not
succeeded IN finding the members Of the Rctarning
Board. Assistant Attorney General Eagan says tho
impression prev as among officials that tho &C.
cused are IN tho Custom House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-26
A CRIPPLED !" BANK.
ZEAL ESTATE MORTGAGES PROVE UNRELIABLE
INVESTMENTS Tor THE SAYINGS OF THE
PEOPLE. nc - nyr ga, ,oc

INvEsIMLNTs Tor THE SAYINGS OF THE
PEOPLE. shctt' acr 4t6 NO
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD Va
PROVIDENCE, Il. l., Jan. rs. 1878, ,,
The affairs Of the Providence County Savings Bank,
OF Pawtucket, do not seem to be improving, and tho
general opinion is that 1t will 60 10 the WALL The
bank was incorporated in 1862 aud has been doing
large business, advertising deposits Of s4,o0O.O0o
II has dealt largely In mortgages real estate.
and by SO doing has brought about its own
embarrassment The first intimation tho public re-
ceived that all not right was Monday last, the
appointed dividend day Tho report OF tho Treas
IN November, 1S76, showed mortgages held valued at
g. 600. while that OF year later shows dsprecia
tion IN value Of tho same OF over $500, 600; The de-
posts n the meantime having dropped IRON
sa5uo.ooo to s3,oooooo There was on ias.
available u cas-" udo'u ON hand. and to save run
the bank took advantage Of lis charter and
enforced the sixty day rult.bo From The nature
OF the securities held by tho bank will be hopeless
to expect 1t to be any better oil at tho close Of tho
extension Not one piece OF the inorgaged property,
II put under the hummer, would bring us face value,
ana to attempt to raiso money thereby In that timo
would only serve to still further eopsrdze the inter
ests OF tho depositors
The Pawtucket Institution for Savings, and the
Franklin Savings Bank, also OF Pawtucket, both dc.
cared dividend short tune since, but Monday fol.
lowed the OF the Providence County Bank and
refused 10 pay out the principal 10 their deposors,
fearing run.
state Auditor Spencer statcd on Thursday that only
three ci Rhode Islands savings banks wcrc in
a condition 10 stand rum The reason Of
this Is that the Legislature some time ago
advised the savings banks that bonds unsafe in
vesments, and the only safeguard Ia real estate.
The advice was TAKEN and today hnds ali OF them,
with the exception of ono here aud IN Newport,
saddled real estate mortgages that dcprc-
Grated In until tho banks are absolutely unsound.
Governor Van Zandt has appointed con mission TO
examine the accounts and prospects ofthc Pawtuckct
Bank and report Oh the same at once. The belief Is
that sixty Gays from now will Ind the Providence
County Bank IN the hands Of receiver, while II Is
undsputnble TACT that other banks are " fol-
low IN It's footsteps.
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RICHMOND, Va, Jan. rs, 1873.
The special JOINT committee OF the General Assem-
bly, appointed 10 investigate tho recently discovered
abstraction snd double funding of State bonds havo
completed their labor Tho evidence elected does not
crimnatc any one at present connected with tho
treasurcr's or second auditors Offices, but fully es.
tabshos the guilt OF tue former treasurer. Joseph
Mayo, Jr and subordinate N his oIice, who has
reauy paid tho pcpaiiy OF the crime by serving n
term III the Penitentiary The evidence shows great
ioosencss tho conduct OF business during Mayo's
Administrations also that $50 800 In bonds abso
lutely stolen, with several thousands IN doubt
The committee VIII recomme nj that legal proceed
be nmcnced tho Official bond OF MAYO to
recover Inc amount OF the defalcaton. The system
now IN operation In both Offices mentioned will pre-
cludc frauds IN the future.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-26
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Jan. 26-1 A. VI.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON JAN 26-1 A. VI.
Indications.
For New England warmer, cloudy weather and rain,
winds shifting to southcassorly, falling barometer
For the Middle Atlantic States, cloudy weather. fol.
lowed at south stations by clearing weather. warm
soutbcrly veerng TO colder westerly Winds aud TALL.
Ing followed by stationary or higher pressure.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley. partly cloudy
weather and rain areas followed by clearing weather.
warm, southwesterly Winds vecring to colder north
westerly, stationary or rising. followed at west
stations by falling barometer.
For the lower lake region, cloudy weather, with
rain snow warm southcrly vcering b. colder
northwest winds, and falling followed by rising ba-
rometer
For the upper lake region, cloudy weather with rain
or snow, norihwcstcrly winds and generally gher
pressure
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri
valleys COLDER partly cloudy weather. variable Winds
mostly IRON tho northwest, and stationary or falling
followed by rising barometer.
The rivers will remain nearly stationary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-26
GENERAL EUROPEAN NEWS.

LOOKING ron SUBSTITUTE FOR BISMARCK
VICTORIA. DEconATEs KING HuMDERT THE
ENGLISH PARLIAMENT
10y CABLE 10 THE HERALD
LONDON, Jan. &c, 1873.
A despatch from Berlin says the Federal Council Is
discussing bill providing tor a substitute for tho In
per,al Chancellor during his absence.
VICTORIA moyoRs KING HuMBERr.
Tho Queen has conferred the Order Of tho Garter on
King Humocrt Of Italy.
MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT RESIGNED.
Right Hon. Joseph Warner henley, member OF tho
Hou.e OF Commons for oxordshire, has resigned his
seat In consequence OF old age.
ELECTION ~ GRERyocK.
Dir. stewart tradichD was elected member OF tho
House ofCommons for Grccnock yesterday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-26

MEETING OF COAL OPERATORS.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2j, 1873
Ameeins OF coal operators ana gentlemen ierestcd
in the New Jersey Central Railroad was held at tho
Continental tonight Tho proceedings wero Kept
secret, except that 1t resolved 10 hold another
meeting In New York next week. Among those pres.
ent were Thomas Dickson OF Scranton; O. Parrish Of
Wilkesbarre; William H. Tillinghas, OF New York
g. Pardec, Of Hazleton, ana ex-Chancellor William
son. OF New Jersey.
Through the failure OF Mcssrs. Howard, Smelling 4
Co., prominent retail coal dealers OF Boston, the
Reading Coal and Iron Company lose about $50, OOO
number Of coal OF this city are also creditors
Of the bankrupt nrm.
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THE LATTER DAY SAINTS.

ANOTHER BATCH OF PoLyGAMoUs MARRIAGES
LEGISLATIVE WORK TO FoREsTALL CoNaREs.
SIGNAL ACTION.
By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
SALT LAKE. Utah, jan 25, 1873.
Yesterday morning the Endo~ ment House in this
city was opened to accommodate persons from a dis.
lance TO take polygamous wives Between thirty and
forty wont through, ono Mormon taking two women,
said to be mother and daughter This morning several
others went through the ceremony The great mar
rying dpy will be Thursday next, being the regular
day authorized by the Church.
Tho Election law introduced In the polygamous
Legislature, In Salt Lake, retu m cd
to-day by the committee and n substitute Introd uced,
which restores tho old marked ballot The whoe
matter Is regarded farce inauguratod tor the pur-
pose Of forestaiing proper legislation by Congress-
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THE RAILROAD RIOTS.

AN ATTEMPT TO MAKE THE STATE OF PENN
sYLvANIA RESPONSIBLE FOR THE DAMAGES
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
HARRISBURG, Pa. JAM 25 1878
The House OF Representatives to-day passed
luton for the appointment OF joint committee to In
vesgate the OF the labor riots
last summer. The resolution requires the committee
to inquire by what authority tho troops were
called out, and Tor what purpose, and con-
fines the Investigation to counties which did not
any loss. The primary object OF the resolution
make the Stute responsible tho loss OF nearly
So 600 700 incident TO the riots The committee Is 10
complete It's work IN twenty days
In the senate to-day q hill asscd for the pay
ment Of the military expenses of the riots
" about 1884 UOO Independent OF over 100 already
paid the troops.
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only hope Tor resi-, peace ana security Is
W return me return from mistaken course Away
costs pain and loss Theirs is no such thing possible.
eh"r Ia morals Or economies, us TO slip easily back
from "a mistaken process INTO the right one IL ID
Always costly. II Is that now going through,
ana Ia all common sense aud right reason there ID
nothing 10 do out to struggle until we emerge once
more on solid ground
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SHOE FACTORY puRNED.

BosT0S, Jan. %. 1873.
The shoe shop OF Acbc Bodncau, at Berlin, Mass 4,
DESTROYED by FIRE this morning. Tho loss is osti-
mated At SIC, 900; insured Tor $4,000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-26
MILLS DESTROYED.

CINCINNATI Jan. rs, 1873.
wickcr's Touring mills. ut Shields, Ind. wero
burned on Wednesday last. Loss 1000; insurance,
$1,000.
The cotton batting mills OF Wilson & Co, nj Carroll
ton, KY, were burned on Wednesday. Loss, Sill, O00
uninsured.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-26
FAILURE OF A MANUFACTURER.

EAST BUFFALO, N. ", Jan. 25, 1878.
George Parr, manufacturer Of edge tools, has sus.
pended business and made an assignment to John Y.
Sloan. His Liabilities amount TO $56,249 and his ms.
sets 10 Sill S53
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-26
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record Will show the changes In tho
temperature for tho past twenty -four hours In CON-
parlson with tho corresponding date OF last year. rs
Indicated by tho thermometer at IL udnuts pharmacy
aralL n4IIilx
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FORGER ARRESTED.

BELLEviLLR, ont, Jan. rs, 1873
Robert Wilson, OF Huneerford, was arrested here
to-day Tor attempting TO pass iorped cheek Tor $40
on the Merchants Bank OF this place.