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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-03
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on whlca the unfsraaale sara scii sef home shs ~.s
visited W Nlilism Austin, youns maa who kept
company with her tor mo trsfa The neishbors
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soar thought 40, t0n. yreylSas % her daa Kaisr
leaving h0lao sho had fecn ~sddinx nnE "a her
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OUTRAGE NEAR CHICAGO.

From tho Chicago lnter-Occan. Dec. 81
On Saturday afternoon young married lady left
her home In the southwestern part OF the city, to
aud Alton train she took due there about four
O'Clock, but accidentally mislakins tho stations she
was carried beyond her destination on to Summit,
two miles further south Alighuns at Summit the
solitary traveller proceeded TO retrace her steps along
the track to Brighton She mad ccompshod nearly
bali her journey, and was near The Dahve crossing,
"a flend in the shape VI a man sprung upon her,
and with savage blow on the head knocked her
her purse and other valuables, proceeded, II Is
alleged, 10 the commttal OF u slaver oncncc Who
shall picture the misery of that poor woman Whom
snc regaincd consciousness II was to ind that
the prairie, ana there Is no doubt but that her
despair shc wished that inc cruel blow which had
struck her down had closed her life forever.
Tho spot where this happened 10 u desolatc, uuin-
vting The track Is bounded on the west by the
canal and the east by vast unduiating tract Of
prairie land. fluctuations are few an lar wecn,
aud beyond some oahng or passing tramp or be-
GIFTED traveller, but lew pass over he road. Here,
In such spot, at the close OF winters day,
81 unned woman IN the clutches OF brutal beast
what "a picturep When tho unfortunate woman
gained sufficient strength TO rise sne made the best
OF her way TO Brighton, and there dndng friends,
intinatcu what she had suffered, and giving as good
u description as snc could oil her assaiIant the tec.
SIX o'clock when the operator at summit tce graphed
thai freight train No. 10, which lett Chicago At six
O'Clock, had recently passed through, aud that he
had noticed on board n tramp answering the dcscrp
ton Of The party wanted. Lcmont was wired to,
but TOO late; the freight had gone through. Ihen
Joliet was notified, ana 1t Is presumed the despatch
attended with regret be II said the villain
has not yet been arrested
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PARAGUAY.

RESULTS OF THE LAST REvoLUTIoN-sAD CON-
D1TIoN OF THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MUIR
DEIs FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL NEWS.
ASSUMPTION Nov. IL, 1871.
1t is difficult to describe the continued state Of
misery existing In this beautiful but God iorsaken
country The official and subventioned press, the
only one existing present In this city, Is endcavor
ing 10 cast veil Of oblivion over tho blood.
thirsty and cruel acts which have lately
taken place. The events OF the memorable
29th Of October for which alone the government is
responsible, are much worse than could have
boon conjecturcd. Arrests were numerous among
which some fifty police officers and upward OF
sixty females who mad tho temerity TO show indgna
ton at the assassinations committed Some OF the
latter have been publicly whipped and Others are con-
lined in Ioathsome cells IN irons. They have been
made 10 suffer inQuisorial tormeuts Invented by Lo
peg In order TO extract confessions bearing upon the
revolution.
Tne whole population Of Paraguay is IN a state OF
terror None dare open their mouths to speak for
fem OF being reported by spies and followed by i'm
prisonment. This capital is quiet, but the dead calm
which has sct In Is most sad aud Iuguorous
AS specimen oil the character oil our authorities II
Is sufficient repeat Minister Cabal1cro
ut the moment OF oxpatriatng the remains OF tho
fortunate AMI esteemed Dr. Aachain who was 30
1t was reported that Rcguncga escaped, but mutt.
lated corpse iound IN the outskirts Of the city is
supposed to DO his.
Young Adolfo Dccond, after suffering solitary
1ncment Tor eleven days IN Chains without assigning
any cause, was nnally allowed bis liberty.
The number OF wounds that Morales received
thirty-sx, one OF watch n sword completely
scalping him. Besides TINS atrocity his fingers wero
cut or The murdered men were robbed; even ring
which poor MachaIn wore was torn OIL
Many OF the best families OF Assumption have
1od IN all haste TO Correntes, in tho neiahbor-
ing Republic others arc preparing 10 leave tne
country, ali owing to the Unpopular and despoiic gov
eminent.
Tho movement In the treasury reported during lnst
month is as folows:-Cash received, Si34,9l3 Sc;
cash paid out, $l10,6J4 u.
ig cd n
special session for the purpose Of considering pro-
ject TO establish u bank.
Tho has been propitious for tho crops. I; Is
calculated that the production or tobacco III reach
Acc, 900 arrobes twenty-five pounds to each arrobe).
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A SNAKE CHARMER.
sNALLA, AN ABYssINIAN GIRL, EXHIBITING AT
THE WESTMINSTER AQUARIUM

sNALLA, AN ABYssINIAN GIRL, EXHIBITING AT
THE WESTMINSTER AQUARIUM.
From tho London Morning Postl
Some new features have just boon added 10 the at
fractions OF the Royal Aquarium at Westminster.
which likely to prove Interesting to the general
public, and peculiarly SO to uaiuralIss Ono
hibition OF tho extraordinary power which female
Ably ssnan snake cnarncr possesses over reptiles Of
the boa cRstrictor class. We had an opportunity
yesterday OF witnessing this performances, which
unquestionably of a most singular and astonish-
Ing character The snake charming OF Snaa differs ia
respects from that OF the Indian snake charmers
who werc brought to Europe oy DR.. Lynn In the
latter the venonous COBRA was shown 10 be capa
bic of control; but In the present instance the cor.
pcnts belong to the nonven omous class, which kill
Their prey by compression apaiia has brought with
her three small anacondas and boa CONSTRUCTOR; AID
Mr. Farni, to whose enterprise We owe this remaTka
bio exhibition, has added splendid python IRON the
southwest coast OF Africa. SnaIla Is apparently
brown color, with somewhat pleasing features,
aud hthc and graceful form. Her power
over the serpents seems TO be complete.
The anacoDdas (Which must not be cOnfOuudcd
with the gigantic south American water snake,
though they are Of the same genus) allow her 10 treat
them with the utmost familiarity. During the per-
Torrance she Keeps up without ntermssion a low
monotonuus chant, supposed " be one oil the means
employed Tor the charming OF she roptlcs and they
appear 10 be dociie and oven aiecIionate. One
Will coil itself round her waist and tue others round
her arms The immense Muscular power OF these
creatures Is shown when Que oil item, ciutchng her
wrist With It's tall, extends It's BODY horizontally and
without apparent effort sways ilsei 10 and
iro or crects itself into vertical POSI-
ton. The boa is about ten iect long,
ana Is very beautiful serpent IL Is remarkably tame.
1t curls itself round Suaa's waist, and It's forkcd
tongue plays around her head in manner that would
be alarming II the performer did not convince US by
her confidence that no evil would result Tho python
IS recent purchase OF Mr. Farnis: II Is, therefore,
mt present only undergoing tho tanning process; yet
Snaa has In few days got II under such control that
u Will submit to her manip uatious, while ii will ny
herceIy ut a stranger
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NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION.
MELTING OF THE BOARD OF DIREcroRs-DIs-
CUSTOM OF THE BYLAWS

MELTING OF THE BOARD OF DIREcroRs-DIs-
CUSTOM OF THE BYLAWS.
The Board OF Directors OF tho National Rifle Asso.
eiston AZ their regular monthly meeting yesterday
afternoon alter the usual routine business learned
that the Lass meeting invitations had been sen
iie members asking them to attend the annual
meeting the association, which takes place the
bisht Of the sab inst In tho Seventh Regiment
krmory The Range Committee reported progress in
ths repairs Of slight damages which the butts had
suffered during the past seasons nrings. The COM
mi,iee also reported against reducing the salary OF
o. ths ssose report on the score OF It's being merely
verbal cue
tho SPECIAL Committee on Bylaws reported by
reaaine lengthy document bearing on the subject
fhls paper drawn up ia accordance with tho spirit
20 alton adopted nj the last meeting by vote
VI ave msmbcrs la ylrinc OF which they assumed the
responsibility OF d.claring force the code OF bylaws
tn1cr eheh The National ishe Assocat has worked
las epnfcr honorary diroctcrsrips on tho general
commendlng the United States army, department
commanders Of the army. the Superintendent OF West
Fe'ut Military Academy, Chief OF the ordnance Do
ga states sod Territories throughout the Union, and
tas lfesiconts OF such state rife associations
MAJ have afHlacd uith the National Rifle Associa-
toa u sas resolved 10 giro these additional honor.
isfous Of the association; the ruics governing rife
prsetics and some matters connected With tnterna-
unnak Tue following Ito members all Of this city,
ssrs elected .-Messrs. Paul culcnden, William Mar
Ans Tue 40 asurer vas ordered 90 pay MIR. Lamb
fnrnbcr of the American team Of 1877, tho sum OF
s1uo fncrs being only SO ON hand tho treasurer
wanted 10 kno~ hos this money aud that Tor current
afreea fr the incoming Board winch 10 TO DO
ofszDifsa seek. Tho meeting thou adjourned
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A BUSTED JAW.

Prom tho San Antonio Express, Dec 81
Yesterday morning, about ten O'Clock, colored
woman, leading a cream coiored four yoar-od boy
with hand and carryinga large rock about tho
size oil trunk under her arm, entered the Recorders
Court and, marching up 10 the City Marsnal's desk,
saul
"Massa DoDbin, does you see dis ere boy?"
The City Marshal nodded assent.
"Docs you see dis ptstolf" she asked producing a
little toy pistol
Captaia Dobbn nodded again.
''Does you SOC dis rock? aud she aia the bur-
den the desk.
II see II, " said Dobbin.
"Doos you sec DIS Gro busted jawYn and she laid
her hand on her iacc as big as prize sweet potato
"WelI, what about II 7" asked Captain Dobbln.
eds chile popped dis ere pstlc at dat yaller
moke, Joe Henry, aud he Up wild dat rock busted
right heah on dc jaw, and now wants police.
man TO fotch Joe, and den Use ready TO swar to do
fucs. +"
Policeman Hughes sent out to tho depot after
joe
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SCRUTINY INVITED.

The Newark Aqueduct Board has boon regarded ~
o close corporation. Or late there has sprung up
strong disposition among the people to have some
light upon some of Its records aud transac-
tons To that end the Common Council appointed q
special committee week or Two ago TO make an in-
vcstigation of the Board. Yesterday afternoon the
committee and the Aqueduct Board met. When asked
why thor last published report the Board omitted
u statement oil tho bonded debt the officers admitted
that Tie omission was wrong aud made by mis-
take. fhoy had grown Careless too, they admitted,
because tho Council had paid no attention TO them
for several year spast resolution passed by tho
Board expressing its eager Willingness To have its
books, proceedings &C.. thoroughly examined. a
lew weeks ago, spurrei by the aroused public scnti-
mcnt. tho board inauguraed reform by reducing lis
IA umbur of sularled officers
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BURGLARY AT DINNER TIME.

The various police stations in Eastern New Jersey
were notified yesterday that on New YEARS. Eve tho
residence, Orange, OF Mr.. E. G. Burt the New York
shoe manufacturer entered by burglars while tho
family were enjoying the pleasures OF the table, and
robbed OF jewclry, silverware ana wearing apparel
worth about ST. 500 Tho ladies oil the household in
tended spend tho evening out and had placed ready
for their lnery and ornaments, &c. relative VINO
visiting Burts, MISS uiia NJ Miner, Of Newark
robbed OF handsome set OF diamond earrings
ana pin. Ms. Burt had beautiful scuskin sacque-
Christmas present from her husband--carried OF,
her daughter suffered the loss OF another valuable
present, the gold watch. The burglars entered and
escaped by window opening on the roo Of tho piazza
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BRAZIL.
VISIT OF THE EMPEROR AND xNrEEss TO TIE
SUGAR REGIoN-Ho,uoE TO AoE-DIsAsTER
TO THE TELEGRAPH STEAMERS

VISIT OF THE EMPEROR AND xNpEEss TO TIE
SUGAR nEGIoN-HoluoE TO AoE-DlsAsIER
TO THE TELEGRAPH STEAMERS
Rio JASEmo. Dec s. lssL
The Emperor and Empress went Oh the 2sth uit
to see the central sugar region al Qassanan- The
passage to Macahi was irigh,iul and the iiite
steamer groaned and tumbed about In such a manner
that many prayers were said night The Emperor.
however, who hod acquired bis sea legs In trips
across tho Atlantic, took the pitching like an old tar
talking of scenes "reminiscences OF the Phlia-
doIphia Exhibition and his falls rom the ponies Of
jerusalem in that region OF religious associatioas
AGE-
At Qussaman their sYjestics stayed IN the house or
Viscouut Araruama and, ike the galiaat gen.icm,a
Is the Emperor kissed tho hama OF the viscoGnps
venerable mother, aged eighty -four years. who counts
up some four hundred descendants, settled around
her and looking up 10 her with all the reverence OF
times On every anniversary OF her birth
she folds u levee Of her children, grandchildren and
grandchildrens grandchildren, 200 OF whom usually
assemble then to KISS her hand and 10 din. al her
mighty table IN her piantstion homo The Emperor
greatly pleased with the factory aud he h bestow
Ing the TILE OF visconde de Quissaman upon the an-
titled brother OF Viscount Araruama, Tho leading
spirit OF the project
The that Messrs Philip and Thomas Collins, OF
Philadelpha, have contracted with Colonel George k
Church TO construct tho Madeira aud Mamore Railroad
aud Will begin work early In tho year has caused sails
faction.
WRECKED HOPES.
The telegraph OF to-day announces that our hopes OF
now telegraphc direct To Para and Tho
United States are bghted, the Hibernla, with the
cable for Maranham and Para being driven ashore ON
the 22d uIL hours after anchori0g IN Marannam
Bay ond becoming total loss, only sixteen miles OF
cable having been Alter leaving tho wreck tho
cab Q steamer Norsem,n sunk. Oh Cane
Roo 40 ON the 3d. the Spanish or Chilean ship Gum
tcro from Valparaiso ono oil the ships crew was
drowned.
Very neavy weather has been experienced oil late
all along the Brazilian coast put us YET We have no
reports OF disasters
The drought In the Northeastern provinces contin-
ues unabated TACT the area OF suffering extend
ing TO Bahia also.
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MUNICIPAL NOTES.

The bonds Of Register Loow, for s25. 900. yes
terday aled In tho ComptroIler's Office. The suretes
arc Louis A. Low aud Edward Sillock
On tho 3lst day OF December, 1917, the balance in
tho city treasury was 81, 705, 220 3D.
The new Board OF Aldermen hcid another caucus NJ
tho CITY Hall yesterday afternoon. IL agreed to
divide tho patronage evenly between tho democratic
members. In consequence OF reduction OF the Com.
mon Council estimates by tic Board OF Apportion-
mont some OF their employees must content them
selves with lower salaries during the present year,
The new city governments viii be formally inauguratcd
al twelve O'Clock OH Monday next Mayor Lily viii
then ISSUE his annual Message
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the finances Of the do not warrant any 90
from this AMI greatly lear lat
would result increasing the rate again next year. frc
quent changes Ia the rate of discussions ana agta
either stugnaon speculation Both Of them are detr
and hurtfu 10 the employees.
either overworKed in consequence or deprived OF
altogether The only benefited are tue spec
There Is for raising revenue which Is 20
easily horne readily collected as the tax
on tobacco under the present stamp law IL Is
borne BY class of consumers who can afford
IL, and Is paid without murmur speaking OF our
shall pay the government TINS year ~AOoJou,
ana mis- arye collected through the usual ch
iel-the Internal Office of this departments
an additional expense OF scarcely dollar The govern
prints the stamps sends them the Collector the
(nsctor will allow 10 have them until have
given money therefor neither can issue our to-
packages OF tobacco IL infinitely better than income
lax which unjust nquisitoria and CALLING TO
every honest Individual while every dishonest
GANG II II he will In Judgment the should
il is prepared accept much less rom that
source for series OF and there Is reasonable
Indication cannot afford such reduced
rate of revenue IL the government pro-
pared accept less from tobacco would Cd
wise the being reduced the manufacturer
Is nov granted TO beer brewers manuacturers prop-
etgry medicines and others The tobacco manufacturer
now very many by IT ihcir being torn
or deiaced the tobacco becoming danagei and ne can
in axng his tobacco he cannot add profit
thereon Since he ~ Obliged to purchase the stamps Tor cash
ana sell goods stamps included Tune, II follows hat
paid by him In advance Is source {" serious
which no should nave an eduivieht IN the
shane OF discount This discount might be increased or
without seriously disturbing the
niiictpg IL such an INJURY us Is "ccasioneu
every time Congress discusses the tax question:
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A a meeting VI The Bond Of Health yesterday 10
~as rcsSvca ~ dsspesss with ths SERVICES OF num-
bsf % smpieyss, because Of the nsuacicney Of Tho
appropriation tor lss& Tae persons deoDpei from
tho foiis 20 ,-pfs. W. nwyer aud J. =. kowland
lanltarg tlHpettors, Dfs a. .. fioaling and A. 10
lana, vsccina.lnE corps >. Barton. clerk, William
a. smally, oicfk a. q. Nhto.0ck, clerk. John H.
ale, AS cctyf, ia0uas AeN am4ga. clsrE. Matthew
prum dsuietting corps Toe salaries VI ali retained
y ers fcl1ced i've pc cent
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SKATING.

The cold snap Of weather Of tho past few days
caused sheet OF crystal ice TO form upon capItone
Lake. Brooklyn. A number Of skaters were eager to
enjoy the sport yesterday. Some will be admitted to-
day, ana u tho low temperature continues the gates
wall be opened tnss evening 10 the general puoiic.
Thls viii be- welcome news 10 the lovers OF TINS de-
lEhuui outdoor sport, as tho remarkably mid
weather 80 Tar this wnter has prevented skating up
IN A ma alo
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The ladies' OF Brookya yesterday observed their ~.
nual custom Of exchanging Gala aud INDUCING In an
Interchange Of gossip concerning their expericuoo
tho preceding day, when ths ords Of creation" vie
usi them aud partook OF their hospitality The
streets ol tia ety aud sho paDiic conssysncss were
Liled with memUefs VI the lar sex, aud heir genial
department. gave proof of tno enJosnsnt which ne
round Of calls afforded Them.
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Justice Smith, a. the Fsy seventh street Court yes.
tef9ay morras. sat IRON eight O'clock ust.I after
twelve. dispusa. of prisoners srrAgneI charges OF
inioxcatlon. diseracfy conduct assault and battery
aad fco.lgui assault ths direct result OF obssr.
yanec OF New Years fsstltltiaa mere
o. an oisnty ainsiy prsso1ess aasnca Tue above
sLaTsca.
In the roGl5s poice court there was a calendar u
xcventy-nve c4scs of tntoxlc alton.
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BoGAaDUs' UNDERTAKING.

Captain A. II. Bogardus engages 20 break 5000 glass
balls In BOO consecutive minutes at Gimore's Garden
To-Day, commencing al twenty minutes toshrec r. N.
Tho balls TO be sprung from moro traps
aud 10 Drok air to count aud only ball
10 be sprung AT u time. Captain Bogardus 10 10 use
one gun. with Two sets oil barrels Twenty-Five hun
drcd dollars IL said 10 be the sum at stake.
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The CHRISTMAS MURDER.

Michael J. KilIan, charged with INJECTING Injuries
upon Patrick Flood Christmas night, from which
he died Monday was arraigned before the Coroner
yesterday and committed to the TombS TO await the
result oil the inquest.
Sharp County record., 1878-10-17

Spring river, Martins creek.
Strawberry river, Piney Fork,
Big creek, Mil creek and Reeds
creek. Ash Flat, situated near
the waters of Big creek, in town
ship IS, range 6 west, is a pleas
ant, beautiful village and enjoys
a good trade from the country
surrounding it. 1t has an intel
ligent and energetic population
and bids fair to become q sub
stantial little town.
EVENING SHADE,
The county site of Sharp, is stu
ated near the Piney Fork of
Strawberry river, in a very
healthy section of country, ana
is improving perhaps as rapidly
as any similar townin the state.
1t contains four general stores,
one hotel, two blacksmith shops,
a tobacco factory, a saddle and
harness shop, three drug and gro
Gerry stores, a tan yard, four
physicians, three lawyers, one
weekly newspaper, the RECORD;
a matchmaker and one saloon.
In the suburbs are two fine
Touring mills, a Woolen factory,
a saw and planning mill and one
shingle machine. Of societies
there are in town a Masonic
Ledge and Chapter and an Odd
Fellows Lodge. The church or
CARNATIONS are the Baptist,
Methodist and the Cumberland
Presbyterian. The Methodists
have one Of the best church
houses in North Arkansas. Eve
ming Shade is also the site Of
Evening Shade College, a thor
oqgh school for males and fe-
males, The Board of Trustees
say they are determined to build
up here a irst-class college,
where the people of the state
may send their sons and daught-
ers for complete education at
a small cost, and outside of the
allurements of vice and extraya-
CANT influences which surround
such institutions in cities and
railroad towns. Evening Shade
is twenty-five miles north of
Batesville, the head of naviga-
tion on White river, forty-fve
miles from Newport, on the St.
Louis, Iron Mountain and South
ern r, r., and about the same
distance from Walnut Ridge,
Lawrence county, on the same
railway.