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Tn, Indian question,

ST. LOUIS, November l5.-Congrcssmen
Boone, OF Kentucky, and Hooker, OF Miss,
members OF Senator Saunders Committee
to examine and report on the advisability
OF transferring the Indian Bureau to the
War Department, returned here yester-
day, from IN extended trip West, and left
for Washington last night.
Judge Boone said very thorough in
vestigation OF the subject had been made,
and large amount OF testimony taken,
but the Committee would not reach de-
cision until after additional testimony
is taken at Washington. As q rule, the
transfer would be beneficial TO the Indians
and for the good OF the country; but they
did not desire the increased responsibility
and labor which would be thrown upon
them; and some OF them opposed 1t on
this account. Nearly all the citizens Of
tho West, especially those on the Pa
cifc Slope, favored the transfer, as 1t
would effect great saving In the
expense and establish more honest ad-
ministration Of Indian affairs. 1t would
also break up all rings which have been
speculating for years upon the misfor-
tunes Of both the Indians and Govern.
ment. The Indians generally were opposed
to a transfer, they preferring foreman un-
der the control Of the Interior Department.
Some desire to DO let alone, declaring that
ii the Government would allot them land
and give them start, they could take care
OF themselves. The Winnebagoes and the
Indians generally in California desire to
become citizens. Tho civilized tribes in
the Indian Territory wish to remain as
they now are, under the Interior Depart
ment,
Mr.. Boone said that while the Indians
have undoubtedly committed great many
outrages, the testimony shows that they
haye6een provoked to them by bad treat
mcnt and bad management,
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VOLUME XXVH.-NUMBER IT,


CINCINNATI, November l6.-cotton Steady
at 90. Flour-Dull and unbalanced. Wheat
Good demand at full prices; rcd and white
Ssa96c Corn-Dull and dropping at 3laS2 Nc.
0ats-Good demand and stronger dt 2la24 Nc.
Rye-Dull at 4ac Barley-Dull and IN.
changed. Pork-Fair demand; new IS %,
seller December. Lard-Easier; steam IS IS
cash and seller December; kettle &c. Bulk
Meats-ln good demand; shoulders at S2 30;
short RIB at 50 70a3 IS; short clear nominal.
Boxed Meats-In good demand; shoulders at
50 01 y, seller inst week In December; short
clear at = 50 seller November. Bacon
Steady at Slla49sa4sGc. Butter-Steady and
unchanged, Linseed oil-Highcr at 6sa59c.
Whisky-Dull at 81 OF.
H0us-Fairly active and shade higher;
common g S0a2 70; light g 76a2 soi pack
ing 81 7Sa2 90; butchers e 00a3 %.
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''RHL1EyED FROM ms pfsABfLlTtEs,
PIREnECORD.


ATLANTIC CRY, \. j., November l5.-A
fire hero last night caused the loss oil $780,
600; mostly insured. -. -
Edward i. Taylor died Of heart disease,
caused by excitement during the fire.
BRADroRp, Pa, November ia fire
broke out about half past 0 o'clock last
night in the wine room over the Theatre
Comique, causedby defective chimney.
It rapidly spread, and soon the whole
lower'end OF Main street was In flames and
IN area burned over, extending from
Doyleston street 10 0sgood's dwelling
house on the west side OF Main street, COM
prising fifty buildings, including the Rid
die House, Pierce House, United States
Express building, Bastaf 4 Seyfang's'ma-
chine shop and foundry, Stewards plain
ing mill and numerous small hotels, board
ing houses, saloons, &c, Loss Sl5O, 600;
insurance $4,000. Rebuilding began at
once.
RIcuMoSD, November 15.-A fire at the
Virginia Penitcntiary this morning burned
three story brick building over two hun
drel foot long, in which were Cooper, Car
penter and Machine shops; and another
building OF similar proportions occupied
as tobacco manufactory and dining. hall
for the prisoners, was considerable dam
aged. There was much excitement among
the prisoners, but the guards. aided bythe
police OF the city and militia, prevented
any attempts to escape. Loss, about S05,-
900; no insurance.
QUEENSTOWN, November l5.-The cargo
OF cotton on board the steam ship Wyom-
ing Just arrived from New York, is report
ed to have burned four days, and when
the ship arrived at the harbor she had sey.
eral feet OF water in her fore compart-
ments, pumped on to extinguish the
flames. "
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NEW YoRK, November l5.-Tt is conf.
IDENTIFY believed that the police have dis.
PEELED the mystery enshrouding the Man.
haitian Savings Bank robbery, that ono OF
the chief operatives is in custody, and
iurtherarres will be made to-day. Early
this morning man whose name appears
on the police returns rs Henry Vreland,
was arrested and arraigned in Police Court
where he was remanded to prison until
further evidence could he obtained. The
prisoner Is described as % years OF age, a
native Of the United States and resident
OF Chancery street, Brooklyn. Vrcland is
said to be delicious name.
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CHARLESTON, W. Va, Nov. 10.
Special to the Iu,clIISenceE
The Grand Jury willadjourn tomorrow,
They have donea big work this term, hay.
ing made nine hundred and thirty-iive in
dictments against distillers, liquor dealers,
counterieiters, and rioters on the Kama
wha Valley public works. The yiolators
Of law in this district are feeling that the
Government officials are not to be trifled
with; they recognize that the work of the
grand jury means business and pretty
lively time for them. Government Agent
Atkinson, Collector Duval, Marshal Patton,
and their Deputies, will make bad money
scarce, bring the offenders against tho
revenue laws to Just punishment and put
up the price OF apple jack. A.J.H.
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New YoRK, November l5.-The George.
town, Leadville & San Juan Railroad,
with a capital stock OF 5000, 900, divided
into fifty thousand shares Of 500 each, 10
run between Georgetown and Leadyille,
on the southern boundary OF Colorado,
has been incorporated with Jay Gould,
Sidney Dillon and Russell Sage, Of this
city; Fred. L. Ames, Of Boston, and W.
II. Lovcland, G. g. Welch and G. L. Berth
oud, OF Colorado, incorporators. 1t Is de.
signed to continue this route into New
Mexico and Arizona.
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MASDgvrLLE, November l5.-Aforigny,
candidate for Criminal Sheriff, has notified
Fitzpatrick, Democrat elect, that hc will
tomorrow enter suit for contest. J. L.
Alec Gauthreaux, Democratic Civil Sheriff
elect, has also been notified to y similar
effect by Peasants. Three OF the Citizens
for City Administrators have
filed suits Of contests. Each Petition is
endorsed by the names Of twenty leading
ritiznns
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STATE BoSDs-Quiet, except louisiana
consols, which were per cent lower.
sTocEE-The market to-day was active, espe-
ciAlly for Lake Shore, Western Union and
Northwestern. The general list was strong In
the early dealings with OH advance Of u to 1k
per cent, Western Union, Lake Shore and
New jersey Central being the most conspicu-
Gus In the improvement. Towards the close
there was reaction OF Y to X per cent, ex-
cept In case OF Western Union, which fell
off from 90N to 91Nc, recovered TO 0S9t,
reacted 10 ok and finally sold at 9S9l.
The sharp fluctuations In Western Union
was caused BY conflicting rumors regarding
the disposition ofstock now In tho Company !
treasury. Investment shares were strong, es.
pecially Harlem, Rock Island aGdIFt. Wayne.
Transactions aggregated $4,000 shares oi
which Sc, 600 were Lake Shore, 2,400 Wabash,
10 0Co Northwestern common Il, 900 preferred,
$500 ST. Paul, 900 LacEAwanna, 1900 New
JerSey Central; 900 Union Pacific, and 1000
Western Union,
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Cat IN RaIIroad Pare..

ST. LOUIS, November 1t.-The cut In
railroad passenger rates TO the East Is be,
coming quite interesting here as well a
elsewhere. To day the Vandalia line cut
mediately followed by the Wabash. To,
morrow Il Is likely that as great or greater
reduction will be made, SO far neither
The Ohio & Mississippi, indianapolis q ST.
Louis, Chicago 4 Alton or Illinois CentraI
have made any cut,
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BALTIMORE, November l5.- Provisions -
Dull and nominal iobbing trade only. Mess
Pork-$s so. Bulk Meats-Ioosc shoulders
SIC; clear rib sides 1l<a4slc; packed I4a5I[c.
Bacon-shouldeB at 4I1c; clear rib sides 5l1<sc.
Hams-l0l4al2kc. Larl-Refined in tierces
&c: Butter-Choice in good demand; western
roll and packed at 16alSc. Petroleum-Quiet
but shade flrmer; crude at Ike; refined 9c.
cofiee-Dnll and nominal; Rio cargoes 12js
16c, Whisky-I.ower at 81 00iSa1 10.
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MASIIiNorOS, November 1911. NJ
SI s tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
HMouuy Il. weather with frequent ruins, Varia-
Sis Sie winds, mostly southeast, stationary or
SSSa S,saes baroneter, and generally lower
,na tUE !, Lower Lakes, warmer, partly cloudy
S;SS S tearing weather, with rain, southeast
M Mus and falling barometer, followed IN
AMI v St.n Ses,en district by rising barometer
"u northwest winds. ~
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HUNGARY.


PEs1H, November l5.-Premier Tisza,
speaking in the Diet to-day, declared that
the policy OF Austro.Hungary was to pre-.
vent Turkey from becoming prey to Rus
sia. He expressed the firm hope that the
Berlin Treaty would be punctually oh.
served. II, however, any power should
resist the execution OF the Treaty, Austria,
who had been able TO harmonic her in
terests with those Of Europe, would not
stand alone in the fight that might ensue.
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PmL4DELrlnA, November l5.-Flour-In
3 50; Minnesota family q 25a4 rs; high grades
20 60a7 rs. Wheat-Actiye and weak |; No. 2
red At 81 o37<al o.; amber 81 DIAL 05; white
81 05al OF: No. Q Chicago 9lc. Corn-Easy;
yellow 4Sc; mixed old, I5a47c. oats-Firm; /;
mixed western 26a2Sc. Rye-steady; west.
ern 6Ia5Gc. Provisions-Dull Mess Pork
S. 00a0 25. Becf-lndia mess SO 0O; hams,
aa9he; picked 0&la71<c; green 6a64c. Lart
Dull at exc. Butter-Steady; Western Re.
serve 2Oa22c. Eggs-Wcak; western ut Csc.
Cheese-Dull; western 7as94c. Petroleum
Nominally unchanged. Whisky = Steady;
western 81 10k
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.pbi,n,icInbi. wooi

PHILApELrHlA, Nov. 6.-Wool-Quiet but
steady supply greatly reduced Ohio Pcnnsyl,
vania, West Virginia EX and above 35a36c !;
XS4]saS5c; medium S5ao7I4c; coarse 3oa3ec:
New York, Michigan, Indiana and western
fine 3la3ic; medium 35aS8c; coarse 3Oa3lc:
combing washed, 35a42c combing unwashed,
ala2sc: CANADA conlbing S0a39c; fine unwash.
+271zc; cxtra mcrino pulled 3aa35c; No. and
supcr S0a32c
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Preparing n Royal Reception.

HALIFAX, November, 15.- Everybody
has commenced work In earnest to make
therecoption OF tho new Governor General
and royal lady, one worthy Of their rank,
and q credit to the city. Many private
citizens arc making elaborate preparations
for decorating their dwellings. There are
three arches 70 be erected by the military
authorities. The naval authorities have
began an arch in the dock yard and wharf,
which is TO be the landing place Of His
Highness. The barge on which the party
will land has been completed, and is very
heautifnl
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YELLOW FEVER,

NV ORLEANS, November 15.-seven
deaths from yellow fever for the twenty
four hours ending at six o'clock this even.
ing. Most Of these were from relapses,
some after two months recovery, The
deaths include five children. Total deaths
to date t,ool,
VlcEsnuRa, November 1.-two new
cases Of fever reported hore, and three at
Delta, La. ,a....
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wAsHlSGT6S, November 15.-Commis-
sioner Raum received telegram from
Charleston, W. Va, stating that 900 indIct.
ments have been found against Illicit dis.
tillers and other violaters of revenue laws,
Tho Cabinet session to-day wasot thHd
duration and devoted almost entirely 10
the consideration Of subjects that will form
part Of thePresidents message.
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Petroleum marker.

PrrrspuReH, November l5.-PErRoLxuM =
Quiet; crude at 81 10 at Parkers, for In.
mediate shipment; refined 0c Philadelphia
delivery.
OIL Crr, Pa, November 5-PErRoLruA-
Fair amount Of business done during tho
morning session at 90sSc, at which price 1t
opened and closed. No afternoon session, on
Shipments 400, averaging 5000. Transac-
tions 1900.
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CHICAGO, November 15.-rhe Droves' Jour.
nal reports:
Hods-Receipts 5000; shipments $500.
Market . shade lower; choice heavy 81 soa
8 l2H; light $2 70a2 so: mixed 50 '6oa2 90.
CArTLE- Receipts $500; shipments 200.
feeders Sc 40a3 40; butchers cows g OOa3 90;
steers 50 sHa3 80; bulls $200a2 90; western
s. s0a3 80; Texans g 0Oa3 90.
SHEEr-Receipts 900 Steady at g T0a3 90.
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Allegheny Cattle.

EAST LlBERrY, November 1J.- olrrLk-Re.
ceipts to-day 57s head OF through; none OF
local; total for four days ,377 head OF through
and 1881 oflocal. Nothing for sale to-day
No business
Hoas-Reeeipts to-day $40 head total for
four days 1880 head Workers g s5as 0O:
Philadelphias IS 16a3 3d.:
sHEEr- Receipts today 100 head total for
four days 1900, Businessclosed for thewcek.
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ST. JoIysnuaY, W., November l5.-The
Portland and 0gdensburg inward mail
train, was thrown from the track near
DAVIS crossing, this morning, caused by
the breaking Of rail. The passenger and
express .carwerc ditched. 1sreal j. Currier,
OF Waicott, was killed, Mrs. Geo. L.
Waterman, Of Hyde Park was seriously
injured and two others slightly hurt.
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NEw oRLRASs, NoyemberI Ia-Co Cofiee=Quiet;
cargoes ordinary 10 prime l2Stal61lc Sugar
Steady and in fair demand; inferior to good
common 4ISa5o; common 10 good common
5lsa5K; yellow clarified 0Sta7jlc. MolasSes
Weak; common 22A2Ie; fair 2Sa2gc, Rice
Dull ordinary to choice SaeSEa
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NEw HAVEN, Cr., November 15.-By q
vote Of z to tho New Haven Board OF Ed:
ucation decided tonight to keep the old
uniform plan Of religious exercises in the
public schools. The liturgy proposed by
the committee OF clcrgymen ia thereby
disposed OF. One Catholic out OF the two
members voted with the majority.
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NV YoRE, November 14.-Johhins trade
fair for the timo Of year, but thuSinoss continues
quiet with commission houses. Cotton goods
In better demand, but jobbes arc operating
lightly. Prints quiet; Hamilton and Knick.
efbocker fancies reduced TO SIC. Tho cloth.
Ing trade were placing moderate orders for
spring wooleus,
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N NEw pEYKLoPMENrs.

NEw YoRx, November 16.-Upto one
o'clock this morning there were no new
developments in the Stewart robbery case.
The police assert in the strongest possible
terms that rs yet they have obtained no
clue looking towards the recovery Of the
body. .-ft
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GOV. IMERY's ANNUAL REpoRr.

Gov. Emery, OF Ufal, in his annual rc-
port recommends that provision be made
Tor tho selection OF jurors in that territory
in precisely tho same manner as they are
selected in the States Of the Union. AS
matters now stand, hC says the peculiar
legislation by Congress is so hampered by
territorial legislation as to render con-
viction in certain causes almost impossi-
BILE, In the next place he recommends
that woman sufFragei in the territory should
be abolished, and that polygamy in tho
territory should be made by act OF Con.
gress an offence based on cohabitation,
rather than .marriage ceremony, rs now
provided by o. s. law. W I
IrnE GOVERNOR oP MONTANA rEorouSDs A
coHuHDRuA.
The, Governor OF Montana submits tho
question whether the United States will
permit the British Government to afford
an asylum for our hostile Indians and fur
nish them with o safe place where they
may recruit, rcplenish their supply OF am.
munition, and again raid on peaceable cit.
liens. Ifthe British Government persists
in doing so, he recommends that, for the
safety ot tho people OF the territory, the
Indians be removed from tho border sew
eral hundred miles into the Interior. He
recommends also, In view Of the surround.
ing dangers, that the military districts oi
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Suspended.

ONcSNATb Ohio, November ID. The
seIlew Manufacturing Co. suspended TO.
day. No statement Of the assets or liabill::
lies were made public, but . member OF
Inc corporation states that the company
will probably psy in full. q aNs z
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ToIedo,

ToLEpo, November i5-wheat-Dull; am.
Der Michigan 0S7 asked, 0S IEc bid +; No. red
winter spot and November exc; January
held at Sic; o3l<c bid; western amber 9i1<c
Corn-Quiet; No. 9 new 3S1Ea3S1c. Oats
Primer.
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t,lenrInr Hnn.n AIIRIght.

Dosrox, November lS.-The, Clearing
House. ofsthisIcity, to-day approved. the
action OF the New York Clearing Honse,
regarding resumption, andithe Association
was pledged to adopt the same procedure,
M, and after January lst. - 49, A. -
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OUR PARTIES AREEsTED-PoLtcE CoSFIDEN
OF THEIR GAME.

Detective Fields, OF the District Attor.
news office, said to-day that four men
had already been arrested on suspicion Of
stealing Stewards body. Thc Detective
declined to give their names at present,
lest the publieationsmight interfere with
the full development OF the case. The
Detective, however, asserts that the con-
nection OF these men with the outrage is
settled almost beyond doubt.
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QUEENSTOWN, November l5.-Arrived:
Bothnia, from New York.
BALTIMORE, November 10. : Arrived:
Berlin, from Bremen.
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y,xyr,orA rolls up Il Republican major
.J I5.G.5 on the State ticket, being an
..,..,,c :, :. Of 5Ol on her vote OF last year
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POLITICAL.

NORFOLK, November 15.-A report that
Yeatcs, Democrat, is elected to Congress by
0 majority from the lst North Carolina
Districti5E unfonnded. Returns Us made
by canvassers OF several counties show q
majority OF 81 for Martin, Republican, and
this result was obtained after the canvass.
sers had thrown out AIS votes cast for Mar
Tin as irregular. ali. .,f.s.a
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n.ea,. In Mining stoeits.

SAX FRAHclsco, November l5;-StoCEs
brokc badly after the regular call thIs ai-
tsrnoon. 0phIr selling down TO 81, sierra
Nevada ore 70, Union ore So, etc.
7,,dss1r LATER. ,,,
They rbSl recovered slightly. The raid isat'
tributed 10 the insiders.
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Liberals, Independents and Nationalist. II 0
The Commercial, in commenting on tho
very significant figures it thus presents,
says: ~.
Such is the Republican situation in the
middle Of President Hayes term, as com
pared with the same in that Of President
Grant, as shown by the figures. II GER
tainly furnishes no occasion for solicitude
on the part OF the Republicans, but on the
contrary,is most cheering andhopeful. In
making this contrast, we have not sought,
by comparison, to reflect on the Admins
tration Of President Grant, which needs
no defense; but, rather, by such contrast
TO show the unreasonableness of those.
largely ardent supporters of the last Ad-
minisiration-who from the very start
have sought to prejudice the public mind
and alarm Republicans with prophesi,es Of
dire calamities to come to the Republican
party from the fatal errors Of President
HaVcs
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KANSAS ROLLS up q, ,5S5 MAJORITY.

sr. LOUIS, November 15,--A Topeka,
Kansas. special says: Fifty-nine counties
official and four unofficial give st. John,
Republican for Governor, 70,S0S; Good
win, DEM, 36,3l5, and Mitchell, Green
hacker. "a. 296. ~ = 81 a
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WASHINGTON, November 14.-subscrip-
tons 70 the I per cent loan to-day were
sS57,9So, !,
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Electoral yotes.....
CHANGES psoH l


ELECTORAL rote".''.-.'ld'
While 1t is thus shown that the Repub-
licans now control one.half ofthe 3sstates,
with every prospect Of adding California,
giving them majority, tho Commercial
finds that they also have majority in the
delegations oflO States in Congress, with
assurance of California, making 20, and
enabling them to electthc President, should
the choice go the House. In this connec-
ton, q comparison Of the present situation
in Congress with that OF 1874 is given:
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v,,CIeyeland Plaindcala says.therc, are
-, ,'s srailablo Ohio candidates for the
y" ,,..iIcntial nomination in 1880, two Of
l,a Lps,n live in Cleveland. Theirnamcsare
',,,,r ' \, Payne, Rufus p. Ranncy, Allen
y a'TI thurman, Hugh ]. Jewett and Thomas
y1iDg. ~ w = ~
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-, asking price for gold in New York
,.,.rlay was ! premium.
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sTEwARTs BODY.


NEw York, November 15.-Thc police
saw that there il not shadow OF truth in
the report published this morning that
they knew where the body Of Stewart was
hidden, and that detectives arc shadowing
the thieves. Judge Hilton was ut the
police headquarters this morning, but re-
fused TO answer any question, with the
manner OF a man who considered himself
as having beenimposed on. Itisreported,
however, that the police have strong sus-
picions OF some persons, and are watching
them in tho hope OF discovering tho body,
and that this is the extent OF their hope.
The detectives say that they would seize
the body at once II they knew where 1t
was, without waiting for the return ofthe
thieves to arrest them. -
FOUR PARTIES ARnEsTED-roLIcE CONFIDENT