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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-09

SUPPOSED IGNITION OF GAS IN ONE OF THE
Pennsylvania COAL CoMPANy's MINES
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

SUPPOSED IGNITION OF Gas IN ONE OF THE
PEESsYLvANrA COAL coMPANY's MINES.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
WiLKEsBARRE, Jan. y, 1875.
A terrible fro Is at present raging OF the large
coicries belonging to the Pcnnsy vana Coal Company
ana DIES gna shalt No. located near Yatesvillc
few miles from the city. At eariy hour yesterday
morning the lro Loss descended to make his accus-
toned examination OF the colicry prior to the o.
trance OF the miners. When be arrived At a certain
point about mile distant from the foot Of tho shalt,
he was suddenly surprised by current OF
hot air which aroused his suspicious. He at
onco proceeded in the direction whence the
heat came, and, after cropping about among the
dark and underground chambers, he suddenly turned
n sharp anglo to behold, only a little way IN advance,
massive pillar OF coal all fire. The lur,d fla mes
coilcd and twisted about tho column, aud wero run
ming rapidly along the largo VEN Of coal just be-
hind II.
turned to the foot OF the SHAFT. assembled the
lace where he called together a number OF MINERS
who. armed with buckets anu pals went below ana
procecded 10 thc scene OF tue ire BY this time The
heat was intense, the strong currents OF air be-
Ing surchaigod with the hery vapor TO such
miners 10 get TO inc burning pillar. Efforts,
however, were begun, and the men sot 10 work with
n will, throwing water ON tho burning places that
could DO reached, which quickly turned to and
came back upon the miners with Kissing fury some
cases ovcrpowerng the golfers.
All day and all night this system OF lighting the nrc
was Kept up, but know edgc OF the progress made
could be determined the hot currents OF pre-
vented the lamps from burning anywhere In he neigh-
borho od OF the Tonight the superintendent aud
his men are doing all they can TO prevent nrc from
spoauipe, but improved methods for mastering u Will
have TO adopted before nope can be entertained
Of its final subJugatiou.
The origin tue re Is unknown. II is thought that
a sm all body OF gas must have been ignited, but oy
wnom remains to be ascertaned As YET the loss
DO estimated, as the frc Is still raging iurcusy
Inn JnQfV Han
Of TONS OF COAL II not Of the entire colerys before Is
extinguished
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NEW JERSEY LEGISLATURE.
OPENING OF THE LEGISLATIVE sEssION-PREP-
ARATIoNs FOR GOVERNOR M'cLELLANs INAU-
DURATION.

DURATION.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
TRENTON, Jan. 8, 1873.
The Senate organized to-day, with George q. Lud
low, Of Middlosex Presidents Charles NJ. Jennison, OF
Somerset, Secretary and Addis Hays OF Burlington,
Sergeant-at-Arms; and the House with John Eagsn,
oil Union, Speaker; Austin H. Patterson, of
Monmouth, Clerk, and William H. Brown, OF Essex,
Sergeaut.at- Arms In the Senate joint resolution
was introduced by Senator Mathews the instigaon
Of Frank Patterson setting forth in its preamb 10
that Secretary Of State Kolsey, exoicio Insurance
Commissioner Of the State had procured leg islaton
TO increase his emouments IN the way of fees, &C.,
and calling Tor the appointment OF committee TO
In tho House several bills introduced to reduce The
rate OF Interest 10 six per cent and one calling Tor Con-
sttutionai Convention TO assemble IN Trenton the
9th Of july Tor the purpose of Trainings constitution.
10 be composed VI delegate from each Assembly
district
GOVERNOR McLELLAx's INAUGURATION
A joint Committee ON Inauguration was appoin ted,
consisting oil Senators Moore, Sewei and Ward and
Asscmblymcn Steele, Moore Mathews, Cooper and
jackson. They met this afternoon TO arrange pro-
grainmo for Inauguration day. But ono miiliary
company will be called out. and Colonel ID. Lodor, Act
ing AujltanL General OF the National Guard Of tho
state appointed 10 act marshal OF the DAY. Or
ganizatons IRON abroad who desire to participate IN
the parade occasion IRE requested 10 notify
Colonel Lodor by loer, ut Trenton, and 10 report 10
him their arrival there. Tho inauguration Will
place the State H0use In accordance with Gen.
eral NcClean's wishes.
Both houses adjourned until Tomorrow morning.
The committees will not DO announced TIL MONDAY
night The election Of John + gan as Speaker gives
general satisfaction.
GOVERNORS MESSAGE.
Al four O'Clock Governor Bede transmit tied his
nual essage TO the Legislature In II tho retiring
Chief Magistrate submits detailed statement OF tho
una congratulSles the CominOnw wealth on the prob
ability oil n reduced rate OF taxation.
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from the country districts show considerable ropuSl-

from the country districts show considerable Iopub
can gains
MEETING OF THE CHAMBERS.
The Senate and Chamber Of Deputies reassemblcd
yesterday afternoon. The election OF Presidents is
fixed for Thursday next 1t is reported that the
servative Senator'S intond 10 endeavor 10 elcct NJ.
Buffet President OF the Senate In order to punish the
Duke d'Audifrret-Pasquier Uhe present President OF
that body for persuadng the Marshal not to ask the
Senate to vote second dissolution of the Chamber OF
Deputies ii. Bullets election would increase the al
ready existing antagonsm between tho Senate and
Chamber Of Deputies; but the republicans and Or
lennsts, II they act together re-elect the Duke
d'AudiiretP asquier
CHANCES OF REFLECTION.
II is certain that n. Gr6vy and the Duke d'Audf
fret-Pasquier will be reelected Presidents of the
Chamber OF Deputies and Senate respectively, al
though the latter may be opposed.
REACrIoxfsTs PowERLEss.
The Paris correspondent OF the Times telegrapns
that now understood the renctionary Senator's
are aware Of the hopelsssness OF opposing the re-
election the DUKE d'Audiret Pasquer President
OF the Senate aud will not attempt it.
DucRor LIKELY REMOVED.
Paris despatch says some credencc Is placed In
the rumor that In consequence OF the represen aons
OF the Lett General Ducrot will be dismissed from bis
command. General Ducrot has himself demanded al
inquiry into his conduct
THE COMMITTEE EIGHTEEN.
1t is reported that tho return OF NJ Gambctta
from Italy the Committee OF Eighteen selected to
watch over the interests of the republicans during
the recent criss will BIO dissolved later despatch
says N. Gambotta has returned from Italy.
FRANCE AND MEXICO
II is stated that President Diaz has sgnihed the de-
sire of Mexico to resume diplomatic relations with
France and participate in the approaching Exhibition.
MAJOR LABoRDERE's CASE.
Tho republican journal, La Repubiique Francaise.
says that General Borel Secretary War; intends to
reinstatc Major Labordore, who was dismissed from
tho army for his action connection with the Ii.
mOges incident
THE STEAMER MosEL.
despatch from Bremen says that It has now been
ascertained that the cause OF the return OF the
steamer Mosel, thence Tor Southampton and New
York. was dsarrangement of her machinery.
RELEASE FRNIAN PRISONER.
Corporal Chalmers, the only remaining military
Fenian prisoner was released to-day.
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HEROES BURIED.

LAST aoNoRs OVER THE REMAINS OF THE
BROTHER AND NEPHEW OF GENERAL CUSTER.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
MONROE, Mich, Jan. s. 1878.
The rcmains Of Boston Custer and Armstrong Reed,
brother and nephew of General Custer. who wero
killed with him at the Little Big Horn massacre
rived In this city to-day and were met by large
Der OF friends and citizens. The caskets OF black
walnut with silver trimmings, and silver plates bear
ing simply tho pames OF the deceased They were
conveyed at once to lakewood Cemetery, in two
hearses, drawn by teams OF white horses Notwith-
standing the intense cold OF the day largo number
OF people accompanied the cortega AZ the grave the
services were very BRIEF
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AN OPERA MANAGER MISSING.

ST LOUIS Jan. g. 1913.
Tho disappearance Of J. G. Fryer manager OF hs
Fryer Pappenheim Il Adams opera company, now
at DeBars Opera House, In this city, causes great
anxiety to MS friends. lie was last seen by
members OF his company at the Louisville Hotel,
Louisville. Friday evening last, just before retiring
for tho night Next morning his abse nee noticed,
aud dgent search was made all that day and until
the departure of the company Tor st. Lonis
Sunday morning. and has been kept up
ever sinco without andi,g single clue
TO his whereabouts A telegram from his fanny IN
New York Gays he has arrived nome Ho took no
baggage with him from the MOTEL bat lett there q
carculy packed trunk and valse. Hts disappearance
Is unaccountable TO mem bers OF the company
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GREAT SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

The annual meeting of the stockholders OF the Great
Southern Railway Company was held yesterday alter
noon at the Office OF Waldorf II. Philips, secretary,
No 40 Broadway. The report OF the president shows
large amount OF work done between Jesup. Ga, and
Jacksonville, Fla, tho roadbed peng nearly ready for
the rails.
The directors elected for 1878 T. w. Osborn, OF
Latham, OF Washington. ID. G. George +. lhrie, OF
Now York; A. T. Minoar, OF San francisco; Henry
Hetb, OF Richmond, Va, and John J. Chapman, OF
Georgia. AZ present tho bylaws win remain un-
changed. rho Board will elect their officers during
the coming week. The capital stock or tho road was
increased from SO, 600, 900 to Sl4 600, 600
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MISS Won HILLERN'S WALK.

ONE HUNDRED MILES IN TwENTY-EIaHT HOURS.
BALTIMORE, Jan. s, 1878.
Miss Won Hlllcrn commenced ut seven O'Clock last
evening, at Masonic Temple, a walk Of 100 miles in
twenty eight consecutive hours, without sleep, and
successfully accomplished her undertaking at forty.
four minutes and forty seconds past ten O'Clock
this evening Hor nrst rest takcn after the fifty.
first mile Actual time oil walking 24h 33i 20s. ;
tmo OF ros 3h. llm 27s. Her fastest mile (the last
was made IN lin 29s. her slowest (tho twenty
eighth IN l6m 32s.
nected with the daily press OF this city.
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DEATH ON BROADWAY.

Israel Kahn, an optcian, man about forty years OF
age and living at No. $40 East Thirteenth street. while
his way down Broadway yesterday afternoon, sud.
denly fell to the sidewalk In front of No 6sS. Two
ctizcns who were passing at the tnc, assisted tho
man TO the hallway of No. 6S6 OMcsr James Cannop,
time, procured a strccncr aud took Mr. Kahn to tho
station house. There he died In about ten minutes
Later tho Coroner Viewed the body and came TO tho
conclusion that tho mans death was due 10 heart
disease On his person was found bank book OF she
East River Bank and about 500 IN money, and II 10
supposed that tho unfortunate man was on hs why
TO the bank when death overlook him.
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THE PROCEEDINGS.

ALBANY, N. Y. Jan. 8, 1878
The Senate met at hali-past seven +. NJ The Prcsi
dent presented the resignation Of John A Dix, q
gent Of tho University, which was ordered printed.
Mr.. HARRIS offered resolution for a joint ses ion
of both houses on Thursday, January 10. to IN va
cancies In the Board OF Regents OF the University.
The resolution went over under tho rule
BILLS ISTRoDUcED.
The following bills intro iuced:-
BY Mr. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS that at any time
within two years alter The passage Of this aby
person liable therefor may pay TO the officer
lied receive tho Same tho amount Of any assess
mcnt tor any local Improvement Ia The city
OF New York heretofore confirmed and now
unpaid, with interest thereon at tho rate of
SIX per cent from GATE oi confirmation. Whore
paid under chapter O37 Laws oil 1875 chapter 1859
the Laws OF 1877, the amount OF which assessment
remain ng unpaid may DO paid within the time aorc-
said, with interest at six per cent.
BY Mr.. HARRis--Wheucvcr any mortgage OF land,
duly recorded, shall DO assigned to purchaser
valuable consideration In good faith without
lice OF prior unrecordcd mortgage, such recorded
the hands oil his ssgns ali priority
ov, r s .ch unrecorded mortgages
BY Mr.. EccLEsisE-to lcgaiize Official acts Of John
W. L. Lcveridge Us notary public OF Now York, since
March 80 1871
BY M. HARRIs-To appropriate 5000 900 TO con-
time WORK on the now Capitol this winter.
by Mr.. PIhgcE-fo incorp ora,e the Buffalo Pipo
Company.
ines oil absconding persons.
BY Mr. EccLEsSk-Proviaing that trial jurors shall
be exempt IRON Jury duty In Court oi Record only
during the time OF actual service elsewhere
By Sir. EccLKsiSE Providing That chapter No. 449
OF tho Laws OF 1876 be 50 amended that poor perso
may bring suit In justices courts for recovery OF
moneys due them without payment OF me 81 now
By Mr. HAgRrs-Rola,ivo to evidence. providing
that any fnxtrumcnt as to which uttont on by
scribiug wtress is not necessary may be proved by
admission or otherwise, as II there had been sub
scriDn; witness; but such provision shall not Apply
10 wills or codics
Tho senate then adjourned.
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THE BATTLE OF NEW ORLEANS
THE DAY IN THE CRESCENT CITY.

THE DAY IN THE CRESCENT CITY.
New ORLEANS Jan. 8, 1878
Tho anniversary OF the battle OF New Orleans was
celebrated to-day by grand military procession
composed OF battalion OF the Thirteenth
United States Infantry, commanded by Cap.
tain Frederick E. Decouvcrcy. marines and
sailors from the United states war ships
Enterprise and Canonicus, commanded by Lieutenant
f. W. Niche oils; uniformed Louisiana militia and vari-
ods volunteer military organ zations, commanded by
Colonel Owen. Statutes were ired by tho Wash ngton
artillery ana Louisiana neid artillery under Colonel
John Glynn After the parade tho federal aud volun-
tecr officers dned together.
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A TEST TAXATION CASE.

BosroS Jan. s, 1878.
In the Superior Court OF Salon to-day verdict was
rendered Tor the dsiendcnt In the SUIT OF Wanson
Tucker vs. Tho City OF Boston, to recover taxs alleged
10 have been illegally assessed and which paid
under protest The case is considered u test one and
has excited much interest, the plaintin claiming
domicc at Nanant. where he spends tho summer
months A large number OF wealthy ctizcns, TO AVOID
high rate OF taxation IN this city. have been IN the
habit going Nahaut and other suburban towns
MAY OF each year being assessed there and until
now their right 10 do so has not been Questioned.
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THE CURRENCY QUESTION.

PHILADELPHIA Jan. s, 1873
Mr. Rogers, President Of the Trade smcn's Bank and
Chairman OF the clearing House Committee, says
that while the Philadelphia banks are heartily 10
sympathy with the meeting to BIO held by tho New
York banks Tomorrow their representatives Will bc
unable 10 attend In consequence OF tho local
ings Tor elections OF officers TO be hold hore to-day
and morrow.
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COAL COMBINATION,

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Jan. 8. 1873
The Lehigh opera tors express themselves satisfied
with tho progress of negotiations, and one ofthc
prominent OF them states mat a conclusion will prob
ably DO reached to-m morrow or Thursday Some ofthe
largest shippers that region becoming uneasy over
slow toward settlement, nave indicated
Their desire for tho early CONCLUSION OF compromise
and declare that the companies already named aro
likely 10 make the CONCESSIONS Indicated Yesterday
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VALLEY FORGE CENTENNIAL.

MoRRisrowy. Pa, Jan. 8, 1915.
At meeting OF the Centennial Association OF Valley
Forge held hero DAY committees were appointed TO
conduct the forthcoming celebrations and invitations
TO be present were sent TO President and Mrs. Hayes
Cabinet ofcsrs. all tue State officers ana prominent
officers OF tho army and navy. Among the military
organizations invited are the Boston Ancient Arti.
lcry, tho New York Seventh Regiment the Fifth
Maryland, Chicago Zouaves. Norfolk Blues and
Charleston Blues The meeting adjourned to meet on
the grounds February %
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1NrERNAi IOSAI MART
lFUR AGRICULTURAL MACHINES AND lMPLE-
MEMS
HAMBURG: 1873 fF

From the sh to the i7 Of june 1875 the Section for
Agriculture aud Uo-tcuturc and the United German
aud Dealers In Agricultural Machinery will
held International exhibition IN Hamburg OF all kinds
o agricultural and garden imp cments Ihe endeavor OF
tie FAMED union has beea to impress upon manu-
til. necessity srung their goods all hJrti
cultural exhibitions. shether large small and 10 deliver
freo the lowest possible from certain limited
defined points This limit be arrived at by prescribing
the number OF mnr la the centres OF the Ger
Empire 10 be periodically deter mined For Northern
tieriuany Hamburg appears 10 be tue most favor .b0
place. where the various railroads. &c.. connect with
seaport and tins Leads to hope that forei nations
will bc represented there that the pcssantry who will
visit exhibition have the opportunity of Witness
collection 81 a kinds Of tools for husbandry
and systems Ia AL parts OF the world.
Plans rcctons Tor sending to these Intern ational
machinery markets will bo sent from the Office OF the
mt.ce - A. B q. stras-c, Hamburg The fol- owing 10
the the international Agricultural Macn-
cry Market IL Hamburg In 1878 Alb. OhlendorM
president; Hermann scLcm Dr. Richard
rcelrnasn. recorder Claus Ode. j. Magnns engineerl
Hermann H. oebcr fatcnberg o. r. rchwabe w nlte rshof
Count Won lIolsteln. watcrneversor ". ~ Bokclmann-
Rel L. Johann. >ophcnhoi b. leunebetg ppenbut.
tel council knser Sium chief $50 Grey arsto
O. j. 1ockGF wetzin Graf zur Lppe wcissen.id In Ros
to,k General Secretary Petersen. Odenburg Engines
Berlin.
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OHIO LEGISLATURE.

COLUMBus, JAM 8, 1878.
In the Senate to-day bill was introduced to amend
tho State banking law as TO make pententiary
offence for banks loan their paper credit any
manner unless thoy have Sufficient money IN their
vaults 10 make that paper or credit good
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CHARTER OAK LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY.

HARTFORD, CT, Jan. s, 1878.
Commissioner Stcadman commenced proceedings
yesterday with the Wow OF asking Tor the receiver
ship OF the Charter Oak Life Insurance Company, II In
the opinion OF the directors the enor, to the
company by scaling policies not likely 10 be
ccssfuL With view TO fully ascertain this point,
the Commissioner viii not press proceedings Tor
days, giving time for examination of the cOmpaDy's
prospects aud further RESPONSE from the directors
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MRS. LEES CLAIM TO ARLINGTON

ALIEN iSDRIA, Va, Jan. 8, 1873.
Counsel In tho SUIT OF the heirs OF Mrs. Genera, Lee
che recovery oil the estate on which the Arlington
Cemetery Is situated, after consultation, to-day,
agreed to ask Judges Bond and Hughes tomorrow to
Xix Gay TOR the pefcmptory trial OF the case III Fon
ruary next There Will DO nothing more done IN the
matter at the session OF the court holding here.
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PENNSYLVANIA. LEGISLATURE.

COST OF THE LAST SUMMERS RIOTS.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HEaALDI
HARRISBURG, Jan 8, 1878.
In tho Senate tonight bill was introduced pro-
vidng for payment OF Tho military for service during
tho July and August riots and the other expenses
cident 10 them. The amount demanded Tor payment
OF troops $780, 000 and transportation, subsistence
quartermasers medical stores $325,0 600 The est-
males OF tho cost OF the riots al tho Ajlufant
about S24 900. Tue expenses in round numbers are
classified thus: Troops, 1901 900; transportation,
900; subsistence, $l24. 900; quar- rmaster's
stores, sos, 600; medical stores, $4,000 These
amounts do not include about already paid 10
IRON Philadelphia The Of tho riots therefore IS
100000.
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probable cost OF their maintenance by the Stcte,
specifying the yearly sums required for all
probable repairs and the support Of each canal named
and The amount OF additional taxes which would be
Adopted
Adjourned until eleven A N. to morrow.
IL rs stated that Speaker Hustled will not be able 10
announce the standing committees until Thursday.
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CONNECTICUT LEGISLATURE.

HARTFORD Conn.,, jan 8, 1875
The Legislature meets In this city tomorrow. Tho
House republican caucus tonight nominated q. II.
Brscoe OF Enfield, for Speaker, and Edgar ii. War
ner OF Plain Held and Nathan Morse Tor clerks Tue
Senate republican caucus nominated Hon. oliver
Hoyt, OF Stamford, Tor president pro tenn and J. l..
Barbour OF Hartford for clerk These officers Will DO
elected Tomorrow
The House democratic caucus nominated James
Gallagher, OF New Haven, Tor Speaker.
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pzDDIcoRD 4 BURROWS FAILURE.

CHICAGO IT., Jan. 8, 1878.
special to the InterOced from Decatur, Ill,
says an official statement Of the condition OF
the AFFAIRS OF Peddicord & Burrows, bankers,
just submitted to the creditors, shows liza
bitcs depositors the OF 1924 co., perso.
nal and all other liabilities sos 900, making total Of
100000 The total nssets including realty, which Is
placed by the Examining Committee at what 1t would
bring now, are 1884,
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AN INDIAN KILLER DEAD.
[pY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. !

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
BISMARCK, d. T., Jan. s, 1873.
Livereating Johnson the OF strolling Indians
In the Upper Missouri River country, is reported
killed. He once ate tho liver Of an Indian against
whom he had revcnge and from that incident got
his name. His pnstime killing Indians amt be
Is credited with bloody roll OF tho slain victims of
his hatred larger than any other man who lived on
the frontier.
ARRIVAL HORSES.
Three hundred and twenty horses arrived yesterday
for the Seventh cavalry.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Parthia, Tor Queenstown and Liv-
crpool and Amcriquc, Tor Havre will sail from this
port on Wednesday.
The mails Tor Europe will close at tho Post ONCE at
and for France direct ai halpast O'CLOCK
A. ii.
The NEW YORK HERALD Edition Tor Europe-will
be ready at hall-p six O'Clock In the morning.
Single copies, in wrappers for mailing, six cents
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oBsEoU1Es OF WRECKED SAILORS.
PRoyIXceTowN. Mass. Jan. s

PRovTycETowy. Mass, Jan. s. 1878.
The funeral services OF Captain Caton Of the
schooner Powow. and three OF her crew, lost in the
recent storm. whose bodies had been found, were
held IN the Catholic Church this morning, Row
dance.
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SAVINGS BANK CASHIER HELD.

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
READING, Pa, Jan. g. 1873.
Boas, the cashier OF the Reading Savings Bank, had
hearing to-day, and at the conclusion OF the testi-
mony be was ordered 10 stand committed for court
and to find bail IN SIS, 600 for his appearance.
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MINNESOTA LEGISLATURE.

CHICAGO, Jan. s, 1878.
ST. Paul special despatch says:-The Legislature
met to-day and organized each branch electing the
nominees OF the republican caucus, both democrats
und repu bicans voting Tor them. q. H. Gilman wus
elected Speaker Of the House amt q. II. Johnston
Speaker OF tho Senate. The Governors Message will
be delivered on Thu rsday.