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The Van Buren press., 1878-07-23

"A gambler by the name of Ran
dolph, better known by the namc OF
" Sugar Foot" hailing from Fort Smith,
was picked up, yesterday, by Deputy
Sheriff Matock, having in his possession
a horse that was stolen, with several 9TH
ers, two or three months since, from
Harvey Richardson, in this county. He
claims to have bought it at auction at Ft
Smith but an accomplicc, along with
"Sugar Foot" swcars that he saw him
buy it at Alma, and pay the money for
it. He is a " bad egg" and Justic eHar-
vey hung bin up with Gordon Stamps,
until the Grand Jury meets.
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EE-A Norfolk dispatch saws the first

Es-A Norfolk dispatch says the first
white man whipped under the new law
which has just taken effect in Virginia
occurred at Hampton. Sentence was ex-
ecnted by negro constable. The party
whipped was a sailor from Baltimore
who was convicted of stealing an an
chor.
E2y" Before tae election in Oregon.
the Nationals claimed that they would
poll heavy vote in that State. The
revised Official returns gave them four
votes, ,-Ex.
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Ly In PENNSYLVANIA an owl took DOS

Ey In Pennsylvania an owl took pos
session of box in which a pair of mar
tins were building their nest, and when
they returned at night. would not let
them enter The martins flew away and
soon returned with a whole army of COM
panions, who went to work and plaster
ed the entrance to the box tightly with
mud. When the box was opened few
days later, the owl was found dead This
might be termed an "orDitbological cpl
sole."
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Crawford County Agricultural
EXHIBITION.

At Il meeting of the Stockholders of the
Agricultural and Mechanical Association, OF
Crawford County, the Directors were nstruc-
ted to offer the following premiums, with the
understanding that others would be added,
later i'll the season. The days Of exhibition
will be announced at future day:
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Es-A man living in Franklin township,
Newton county, moved about the last of
December to Madison county, Arkansas,
distance of about 100 miles He took
with him number Of stock hogs, among
the rest favoritc SOW. This SOW re-
mained there with the other hogs until
early in May. when she was missing,
and early In June she actually arrived at
the old homestead in Newton county, Mo,
almost exhausted
The Van Buren press., 1878-07-23
Nicknamcs of the States.

The Detroit Free Press asserts that
the following list of nicknames, as ap
piled to the different states. is /" entirely
correct" . sa.a-.
Arkansas, Toothpicks; California,
Gold Hunters; Connecticut, Wooden
Nutmegs; Delaware, Muskrats Florida,
Fly-up-the-Creeks; Illinois, Suckers /;
Indiana, Hoosiers; Iowa. Hawkeyes /;
Kansas, Jahawkcrs; Kentucky, Corn
crackers Louisiana, Creeowls or Creoles;
Maine, Foxes; Massachusetts, Bay
Staters; Michigan, W Wolverines; Mississippi
Tadpoles; New Hampshire, Granite Boys;
New York, Knickerbockers North
Carolina, Tuckoes, Tar Boilers, or Tar
Heels; Ohio, Buckeyes; Pennsylvania,
Leatherheads, or Romantics; Rhode
Island. Qua Flints; South Carolina,
Weasels; Tennessee, Cotton Maines
Texas, Beetheads: Vermont, Green
Mountain Boys; Virginia, Beadles or
Beagles; Wisconsin, Badgers Alabama,
Lizards; Colorado, Rovers; Georgia,
Buzzards; Maryland, Craw thumpers
Minnesota, Gophers; Missouri, Pukes;
Nebraska, Bug Eaters; Nevada, Sage
Hens; New Jersey, Blues or Clam
Catchers; Oregon Webfeet.
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VICK'S
Illustrated Monthly Magazine.

E'ACH Number contains Thirty-Two pages
- OF reading, many fine Wood Cut Illus
trations. aud one Coiored Plate. A beautiful,
Garden Magazine, printed on elegant paper,
and full OF information. In English and Ger
man. Price SL25 ayear. Five copies Sa
Nick's Flower and Vegetable Gar
den, 50cts. in papercovers; in elegant cloth
covers 81.
only cents.
Address, JAMES WICK.
Rochester, n. Y,
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5000 Reward.
Proclamation by the Governor,

XNTHEBEAS. II has come to the knowledge
w of the Executive, that on the 9th day
of June, 1878 in the County Of Crawford, in
this State, B. Y. Brooks murdered John
Muthershcd, and that said X. Y Brooks Is at
large.
Now therefore, |. W. Il. MILLER, Govern
or of the state of Arkansas, by virtue of att
lhority vested in me, by the Constitution and
Laws of said State. do hereby offer reward
of Two Hundred Dollars for the arrest and
delivery OF Il. Y. Brooks to the Sheriff of
Crawford county.
In testimony whereof | have
hercunto set my hand and
{, Il caused the great seal Of the
i1's'{ State to be affixed mt Little
Rock. on this 9th day of
June. Il. d.. 1878.
DESCRIPTION.
X. Y. Brooks Is about 5 feet inches high
30 years. old; fair complexion; black hair
brown eyes and brown moustaChe, IL
generally kept colorcd black but vic son
beard on the lower part Of his face; bonds
lame in the right ley. which is considerably
bowed; will weigh l35 pounds
The Van Buren press., 1878-07-23

Et- God from the beginning set aside
the sabbath.day as u day Of blessing.
1t was on the first day of the week (the
same day He rose from the dead that
Jesus revealed himself to, the two
disciples, and made their hearts to burn
within them. II was the samo evening
He came and stood in the midst of His
disciples, and said, Peace be unto
you,' and breathed on them, saying,
"Receive ye the Holy Ghost" and il
was eight days after (next Lords Day,
He again revealed himself to them
M'Cheyne.
In his Health Monthly for July, DR.
Foote says that poisining from oak and
ivy can be cured by the frequent loca
application of solution made by dis
solving an ounce of mnriate OF ammo
mia in quart Of water, and by taking
internally teaspoonful Of the same
three times day.
EF Among the cotton premiums to
be awarded at the next fair at ST. Louis
in October, are the following Arkansas
best bale, 5000; second do, SO, Miss
issippi-best bale, $3.50; second do, $50.
Tennessee-best bale, $50; second do,
so. For the best ten bales from any
shipper from the above states, $3.50; for
the best five bales do, $50; for the best
three bales do, 500.
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title Rock and FIT. Smith Railway
Timetable.

rr.lyht and Passenger Trains leave Van
euren for Little Rock, daily, Sundays except
I'D. at 7.35 am.
Trains arrive at Van Buren,, from Little
lPoek at 6-25 p. m, daily, except Sundays.
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RIVER NEWS.

river is falling slowly, with 80 feet
DC bars. 2 Nv
"a i'ose City arrived Saturday morning.
s.s 'nt down the same day.
s. ! 'e'cher went up Monday night, and
sstoNn this afternoon,
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Take Notice.
All persons indebted to the Es-
tate of VIM. WHITFIELD,
decd, Take DuesNotice.

NOUR Notes and Accounts due said de-
L ceased, have been placed in our hands by
the Administrators for IMMEDIATE SETTLE
MENT. Those who can, must pay at once;
those who cannot, must settle by Note, and
on all notes such security as you can furnish
must be given for payment.
You will save trouble and costs. and it Is to
your interest, as also that of said Estate that
you do not delay action In this matter. We
will not have time give you other or further
notice; the next will be by an officer. To
such as may propose to schedule II pushed.
let us say that filing schedule does not PAY
DEBT, only gives temporary relief.
Colonel Whitfield was very kind. giving
credit to many who could not help them
selves, and it is hoped and believed that all
will come forward and do what they can,
either in paying or securing their debts.
Give this matter early attention. We are
in earnest.
b, J BROWN or
L. III. SOUTHMAYD.
Law Office Of Brown & Southmayd,i
Jan. 2l, 1875.
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WOODRUFF'S
ADVERTISING AGENCY,
Little Rock, Arkansas.

General Agency. corner Main and Elms
Merchants Planters Cotton Warehouse.
Produce, Commission and Storage. Com
signments solicited. Collections made Ad-
vertisements and subscriptions solicited for
leading State papers.
Manufacturers Agency for Printing, Writ.
ing and Wrapping Papers, Agricultural and
other Machinery. Also. Agency for Field
and Garden Seeds, Blooded Sheep and Cat
tie.
w. f WOODRUFF, JR.
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A Card.

" "A Il; AuGspATH, Dentist, from Little
rs who was prevented, by illness, last
\ rom fulfilling his engagements. will
] Van Buren,, professionally, in July,
~, without fail. may Eft
The Van Buren press., 1878-07-23
JOSEPH III. BA RKEIs,
General Commission Merchant,

r. 0. Boz, 1905, No, 4S Canal So.
New ORLEANS, La.
SPECIAL attention given to the sale of Consign.
- ments of COTTON, GRAIN and other PRO
DUCE. Particular attention given to the purchas $.
ing and shipping of Louisiana Sugar, Molasses and
Rice. Parties desircus of receiving my general
market quotations, send their address and Their
names will be added to my Circular List.
RefereAce--Louisiana National Bank.
may IA '7sy1
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slf' and Mrs. Louis Miller, OF Ft. Smith,
' over, Saturday. Ger few days.
grandmother Gross is quite feeble again.
ne brass band went to Alma, serena
~ last night.
plck. Bourland, and his little sister Nita
=. 'ar as Little Rock, with their brother
~ this morning.
WARD u OGDEN keep tho best
dos of KEY-WEST CIGARS,
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-
HOME MADE WORK

A reasonable premium will be given for any cx
relloncy the committee may have the means and set
proper to award for home products or inventions.
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD,

iShsa and Donaboc's hardware store, Mt Knoxville
Tenn, was burned yesterday Loss, SO, 900.
Burt Taylor burglar, was shot dead by police
man yesterday morning AS ne was leaving a house
when he mad Just robbed.
The canning factory of the Portland tMainel
Packing Company was burned FRIDAY night by the
breaking OF Kerosene lamp. Loss. over $4,000
Mary Handlcy, aged eleven years, OF Hope Falls
Hamilton county, y. ", was burned TO death Friday
night while attempting to light nre with kerosene
julia Johnson tcooredl, who murdered Mrs. Mary
Farmer, white lady, aged eignty-hvc, and fatally
wounded bcr daughter, aged sixty ~ Clayton county
Ca, "Wednesday afternoon, was arrested and ed
IN the Jonesboro Court House bat the guards falling
asleep, she escaped. Pursuit Is being made.
An engine AMI tender, with four cars Of n freight
train on the Carolina Central Railway. were precIpi.
tated into Cape Fear River while crossing the iron
bridge five miles from Wilmington yesterday. Tho
draw was open ana the engineer could not stop tho
train. The engineer and fireman escaped by Jumping.
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DELEGATES TO SARATOGA.

Delegates were chosen TO tho State Republican
Convention yesterday MS follows.-
Rockiand C0unfy-John W. Fsrdoa, Isaac g. EIssli
anu .mss II. Chrisie.
Ulster Counfy-rhrd district John H. Davis WILL
lam Wnitbey an5 Samuel Wilkinson
Orange Coulty-Sccond district, Edward NJ. Mad.
den, Charles 81. Joha and Emmett Helms.
DutchsS CONGRESSIONAL distric', H. PIatt Carpen.
ter, Il. II. Hunter. John J. PIat James Russell ard
Charles Sands.
Albany County-Fourth districi, John G. Burch
George Il. Fiizwatcrs, w. Branan and Thomas Liddi
Rensseider tounfy-fhird district, Chester G. Ham
William Lord aud Leon ard Morey
Schenectady County--John ID. Campbell John Mckn-
croe and BE JamIn Van VranKcn.
Sdrdto,a CC4aty-Sccond district, Robert Hamil-
ton, u. J. jennings, B. b. Grinns ana James "
smith.
Wayne Coaaty-Secopd district, J. C. Briggs NJ
Hopk aud ". o. AusliD.
Tonpkias COuaty-W. l.. Bostwick, D. Ii. Sclkreg j.
n. Dwight and =. VI. Finch.
Niagara Counfv-First district, willard A. Cobb
Seth II. silsby and Samuel DysngeL
CryugI County-First district, j. 7. II. Davic J. NJ
Lervis, William b. Woodiu aud George j. PORT; Soc
ond District Henry Morgan, Dewitt 4. Gould John
Kua y and j. Mers, rcau.
Ostcego tonniy-CLari~s North, Elias Root and
George Is. Sloan.
Montgomery County-Frothiugham Nsh, stafford
Mosher, WMii,m Clark and Charles Vinegar.
Chemung County -AIexlnder s. Diven, Charles @.
Fairman, Maurice >. Decker and W. X. Ray mond.
SteuLeH COunty-First disirict, L. u, Hodgmnp
George W. Nichols and W. ". Cspron; Second dis.
tric g. ). Cole, r. ". Tut,ic. ID. T.. Country man. W.
s. Hodgman aud G. II. ThomJ son.
One'da Cou"ty--FHst district, Ros coe Conklins,
Lewis Lawrence J. r. Richardson, q. :. Bulier; Sec
ond district, Julus Csndee, John W. Boyle Richard
H. Morchouse; Fourth district, William w. Wheeler
Jeremiah sweet, Lew X Brown.
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DELEGATES TO SYRACUSE.

Delegates TO tn, Democratic State OF we "a
chosen yesterday as ioows:-
Rocktand County, Andrew Sunern, Cortland Spraruo
anu William h. Thompson.
Ulster County-First district Joseph S. Smith Cor.
ncus Bracket and Frederick l.. Westbrook: Sc ,oud
district, James y. Nandcvoort, u. A. j. HardeuburR
and l.. Harrison smith; Third district, Davis Winnie
Orvne Snydcr aud ". Z. Derby
Dutche.s tounfy--ccond district, j. II. Seaman
Johu OBren ana joel V. Dcgroof.
Albany CouHy-Sccond district, George W. Miller
a. Bic cker Banks, Amasa j. Parker and n. &. Moak
Fourth district, W. ). Paddock, Peter A. Rogers and
John LarSin.
Urdn0e County--Sccond district, John H. Murray
Dauici thompson and W. Z. Mccormick
Saratoga County-second district, Isaiah Fuller
John Harris a1d Wallace Buckmastcr
Herkimer Counfy-Frcderick =. Small, George w.
SIN til and Thomas Richardson.
Topkins County-S u. Halliday, Frod. Mcwhatcr
and Hiram sesrs
orange County-first district, Charles +. Brown
William Doyle aud LOWS Beach
Niagara Coamy--first district, George Z. Greene,
David Mllcr and H. :. Payne
FIRST district Mayor Murphy, cx- state senator Par
mcnier ana LouDty Judge Strait.
Sfeub,a County First district Clarence Cam pbcII
J onp y. Little aud Thomas W. Wagsiaa; Second DIS.
irict Franz ID. Brown, James H. Stephens aud George
II. Hollis.
Dutchc. County-Frst district, David Warren,
DAVID W. Guernsey aud A. 5praPuc.
oneida County second district, John r.. Seymour,
H. q. Uttcy, Charles Z. SchovilIe; Third district H.
I. stevens, Il. u. Bfock~ay, Is. A. Curtis; Fourth
district NJ. j. Barker, l.. u. Adsct, Edward Duny.
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OBITUARY.

JEBoNiMo MARTiNIANo FIoUE1Ri DE MELLo
Conschciro Jerouymo Martiniaro Figusua dc
Meo, Senator Tor the province Of Ccara died 10 RIO
JancIro the goth OF Auau st at the aye OF sixty
nine years Of cerebral hemorrhagc. Senior Figuoira
de Mclo was bora ut sobraI, In Ccart. Apr 49, 1900
lie was graduated In Law at the College OF Peruam-
ouco, along with many young men who have won
note, and most OF -hom have passed away. In 1888
no appointed Public Prosecutor Ia Rio, and put
the new Criminal Code into practice. During the next
ten years he administered tho law Judge Rights
but IN 1913 was appointed President OF Msranham,
aud 1913 Chief OF Police Of Pernanbpco duripg
the republican rising IN that province IN winch cate
CORY he acted with vigor which won HIM the APP
probation OF tho central government, ana In 1851 he
was named Disembargador OF the Court OF Appeal In
that province. In 1885, after serving 10 RIO Chief
OF Police he was gwen the prcsIdcncy OF the Court
OF Appeal vi RIO from when no passed later on TO
the supreme Tribunal OF Justice, remaining therein
until his superann uation IN 1875 In his political
recr he entered the Ch,mbcr OF Dcputi 1888 as
member OF his native province, ana nitci ward
times deputy from Pernamouco, until IN 1870 he
was selected as Senator Tor Ccara In this capacity
no took very active part against the govern IN
the so-calicd religious question, warmly defending
the prosecuted bishops both IN the senate and the
press. lie held tue Grand Cross OF the order OF
Christ and was Grand Digntary OF that OF the Rose.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE,

WASHINGTON Sept 81, 1878
Captain A. T. Il. Benham Is ordered TO the command
OF tho Richmond, at Boston; Lieutenant Commando
Lewis Clark to tho Richmond Us executive olhcor;
Licutc napts Charles u. srcrry, Thomas H. Stevens,
George q. Clay and n. j. Patch, Master
sidney H. May; Cadet Idsnipmcn Allen
q. Rogers James H. Hcthefington. Charles n.
Atwater. Frank J. Sprigue. William Q. CauGcld,
Thomas W. Ryan, John Quimby and Augustus q.
Almy Boatswain Josiah Il. Aiken. Gunner T. Basconi
Watkins, Carpenter Josiah =. Carter and Sulmnker
Francis Boom. to the Richmond; Pay Director
Charles W. Abbott. to the Navy Yard Boston !;
Passed Assistant Pdymaster George A. Dseriug
TO the Tallapoosa Assistant Engineer c. g. kleckner,
to the w oming, ss Washington Lieutenant William
C. Strong IL dctacscd from the recruiting ship Inds
pendence, at Mare Island. and ordered to tho
WYOMING
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THE DOMINION.
FASH 'oNABLE FLuTTER OVER THE EXPECTED
ARRIVAL OF TIE NEW GOVERNOR GENERAL
THE POLITICAL DILEMMA.


THE POLITICAL DILEMMA.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
MONTREAL, Sept 81, 1878.
Tho Marquis Of Lorne the Princess Lou Use,
whose arrival in Canada Is looked Tor early In No
vember, will make viceregal progress through tho
principal cities OF the Dominion. The Canadi an
world OF fashion Is in futter oil excitement at the
anticipated event, and already the modistes well
aud wiz remain At tho capital until the Ministerial
crisis Is over.
WHAT WILL THE PREMIER DO?
The course Mr. Mackenzie Will pursue under present
circumstances Is the topic OF general conversation.
Tho question is. Should the Premier resign immcdi-
aeiy or so through The constitutional iormalty OF
calling Parliament together and wait calmly
vote OF want OF confidence that would inevitably
como up tho address in answer to the ''speech''
from the throne? In discussing this point the
friends OF the government very generally assume
that Mr.. Mackenzie will meet the House and give
account OF hts stewardship IRON his place tho
treasury benches, while Sir John Macdon AIDS follow
elect Of tho verdict givcn by the poople at tho polls
the Cabinet ought TO resign al once should Mr..
Mackenzie think, as many OF his political trends do
on this question: aud should he decide upon following
traditional usage, Parliament viii assemble lmmed-
ately and, upon the formation OF admin istra-
tion, adjourn until the usual time OF meeting In
February next But II, on tho other hand, the
Premier should be guided by tho precedent
by Mr.. Gladstone, The now government Will come
into hfs without the Intervention OF Parliament.
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THE CANADIAN RAILWAY SEIZURE.
SUSPENSION OF TIE INJUNCTION AGAINST MR..
jolly.

SUSPENSION OF TIE INJUNCTION AGAINST MR.
By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
MONTREAL, Sept. 81, 1873.
In tho Court OF Appeals to-day Chief Justice Dorion
suspended until December II the writ OF injunction
sued out against Hon. H. G. Jolly by Macdonald, the
contractor of the Montreal ana Ottawa Railway.
Judge Ramsay dissenhd on tho groand that
Jolly was wrongdcer and could not be
allowed to at all, but should obey
tho injunction The Chief Justice. IN delivern. the
judgment OF the major OF the Court admitted that
tue seIZns OF tho railway, under order in Council
was the SUMPTION OF an arbitrary and extraordinary
power but IL was .ecessaTy. The writ Of mum
was issued, not tor breach oil contract, but
because Mr. Macdonald had not been paid
By tho government his claim OF 81 900. 900 II the
condition in the contract had been the govern
ment should not tako possession before the 900
were pad, then the injunction might have Issued but
such was not tho case, and Mr. Macdonald had no
right to hold The road because his claim OF 000 600
had not been satisfied. a strong prima facie case
Ind been made ou; that the Injunction should not
have bscn issued. Tho road In want OF repairs,
which could only be done before this WINTER The
government ought 10 have pOssession.
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DECREE ADMITTING HORSES AND MULES
INTO SOME PARTS OF THE ISLAND FREE OF
DUTY.
HAVANA, Sept. Il, 1878.
decree dated the 10Th inst has been issued,
which ays-"From the dsto OF this decree all mules,
horses, cows and oxen and all machinery and i'm
plemeoss Tor agricultural purposes, comprised In
articles 23l and Ola Of tho Custom House
tarin sheet, imported into ports Of tho prov
inccs OF Puerto Principe and Santiago de
Cuba, shall enter duty free for the term OF
one year Tho torn may be extended another
year according TO circumstances sad animals and
goods can he imported IRON any country and under
any nag The ports designated for said portation
are Nuevitas, GiDara, Baracoa, Santiago do Cuba
Guantanamo, Man camilla ana Santa Cruz Tho iran.
cbise rs accorded ouy TO the provinces mentioned,
With the object OF repairing the damage Inflicted by
the late instruction. provision OF the decree pro
hbhs the Introduction OF tho ANIMALS and goods re-
ierred TO into the other provinces Of the island,
either by sea or land.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Trenor W. Park, Of Vermont. and ex-Congressman
John Lynch, oil Maine, are At tho Astor. Ex-Gov-
ernor e. q. washburn, Of Wisconsin, and Mayor Henry
ovcrstoz, OF st. Louis, are AZ the Fifth Avenue
Lieutenant Commander Henry L. Johnson, United
States Navy, Is at the Hoffman. PAymas,cr +. d.
Judd, United states Army, is at the Westminster.
Rev James Allison, OF P;tsburg, Is at the st. Mich
olas Il. b. Angus, manager Of the Bank of Mon
treai, Is at tho Windsor. Ex-Congressman Peter N.
Dox OF Alabama, Is at the Now YORK; Robert N.
McIanc. OF BaltImore, Is at the BacKingham.
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MORE BODY SNATCHlNG.

CLEVELAND. Ohio, Sept 81, 1878.
The excitement over BODY sDatching was Increased
today by the discovery IN the vat OF the
College OF the remains OF Mrs. Angelina Higby, OF
Garrssville ONO an old and esteemed resident OF that
place, VINO died August g. Tho college authorities,
hearing OF the intended search Tor tho body, had tho
remains taken TO undcrtaker's anu properly
dressed and conlned, when 1t was delivered to the
friends The chef members OF the faculty were ar.
rested, but released on bail
The case OF the college janitor ana two mon, sup
oscd 10 be the prime movers in this business came
up Ia the Police Court to-day, and was continued
until Monday.
This case. following SO close after that OF Mr.
French's, has produced great local exct emenL
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

,-,,.. WAR DEPARTMENT.
49,, OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFcER.}
WASHING roS, Sept. 22-l A. NJ
Indications.
For Sunday, N tho South Atlantic aud Gull States,
norm and west Winds, cooler, clear weather ana ris
Ing barometer VIII prevail, followed in the Southwos
by warmer eastcrly winds.
For Tennessee and tho Ohio Valley and the lower
lake region. diminishing norherly winds. vaering to
warmer southeast and northeast winds, with rising
barometer AMI clear or partly cloudy weather.
For the upper lake region. Upper Mississippi aud
Lower Missouri valleys. stationary and falling baron
eter, warmer south and east winds and generally
clear weather
For the Middle Atlantic States and New England
rising barometer, cooler northwest WINDS clear or
partly cloudy weather
The rivers viii generally TALL, exccpI rise at Cairo
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MOI MURDERED.

Philip Leith, who disappeared IN mysterious man.
on the lo.h inst with $500 ana a gold watch In
his possession, has turned up. Alter he had boon
absent IRON his boarding house No. 3jt west Forty
third street, several days his febis feared that hc
had been murdered for the money which no was In
the habit Of displaying, and notified the police OF the
case. general alarm was sent out accompanied by
a description OF the supposed murdered man. Lsith
explained TO friend yesterday that be had only gone
Tor little Jaunt through the country.