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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-15
RAID ON DISTILLERS.

A LIVELY TIME IN RANDOLPH COUNTY W. VA
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HEnALp.l
WusRLISG, April IL, 1878.
During the last three days quite lively raid ON
dstilleries on Loading Creek, in rdoph county,
W. Va, has been going Special Deputy Collectors
Chambers aud Corners assisted by u squad OF
three men under Deputy Marshal Tettcr, sent out by
General Collector Brown. OF the Second district.
After destroying two disteries 400 gallons
oil mash aud fixtures they succeeded IN
capturing Sylvester Wmoih, one OF the dstiiers at
Pnilppi, VIVA, on his way to Ciarks0urg. Wilmoth
gave u, 600 bond ana was released TO % nome. The
purity stopped Tor supper on the roadside ana were
suddenly attacked by gang OF four men, armed with
rifles AS the deputies recognized sylvester Wilmoth
as one OF the gang they went Tor them captured
Wilmoth. The other three escaped by swimming the
creek, but the officers gave them lively salute IRON
their Springfield carUnes us they crossed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-15

George Reilly and his brothers William and Jamos
reside on tho corner Of Colleen and Blocker streets
Newark On Saturday night they started ON carousal
AMI kept u up to yesterday morning. They wero
very drunk aud qusrresofnc. During tho
forenoon man named Daniel Burns
passed by their piace and they rushed out and a..
saultea him. Burns Is athletic fellow. One after
another hc fclcd 10 the ground his tbree assaisnts
and passed on In inc afternoon he had &C.
CASTOR 10 pass again, when William Reilly
rushed upon him from behind, seized him
with ono hand by the collar aud with the other
made desperate attempt 10 cut Burns throat, say
ing "You God damned son OF Abb. IN kill you 1"
burns dropped his chin ana Received tho knIfc there
II was drawn up along tho cheek, cutting into the
bone. Policemen soon appeared on tho scene, but
Reilly meanwhile fled aud burns was taken 10 tho
Second precinct staten, where he now lies 10 the hos
pital room HIS wound Is Serious but not dangerous
uniess iockjaw should cnsuc.
tho police visited the house oil the RcIliys and
found George there In bcc. lIc made q furious re-
sistance, but was finally ovorpowcrcd ana takcn TO
tho station. Tho last secn OF William and James was
beyond tho CITY limits. They were heading IN the
direction OF Bloomfield They had not boen arrested
M 10 late last night
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-15
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

General Benjamin +. Butler, OF Massach usetts;
General Silas seymour, OF Quebec; ex-Congrcssman
Frank II. Hurd, OF Ohio: r. s. stevens, general
ngor or tho Hannibal and 81 Joseph Railway, ana J.
G. Williamson, tho actor, at tho Fifth Avenue.
W. j. NJ. Larnacb, member OF tho Colonial Parliament
OF New Zealand; Judge Joseph Potter, Of tho New
York Supreme Court Dewitt q. Ellis, OF Roches-
ter, are tho Metropolitan. Pay Inspector Rufus
Parks, United states Navy is at the Aston. Edward
r. Bacon, OF Buffalo, Is at the Windsor. Rev. DR.. II.
g. Patterson OF Philadelphia, Is az tho Coleman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-15

Early yesterday morning nrc broke out on tho
nrs noor OF tho story brick building, Of Nos
70. ~ aud % clinton street, causing a damage to
structure and materials Of $4,000 The building was
owned by u. wetiick, OF NO. FOG second avenue
aud insured Tho first floor, where
tho IRE originated, was occupied by A. WctIick.
extension table snuiscturcr HIS stock was totally
destroyed Hall OF tho second floor was used by 4.
e. kusscnka, framemaker Tor church oil pnintiur.
The Other hail Of the sccond floor teusnled Nv L.
HerDoslciiner, amouder, whose stock aud fixtures
were damaged 10 the amount Of ~ 0c0; insured Tor
5000. The Third noor was occupic by W. Luttich
fancy WOODWORK nod the fourth floor by A. frcselcr
mvuldcr The cause of the IRE IL unknown
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-15
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEfARrMEAr,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, April l5-1 A. n.

WAR DEfARrMgAr,
OFFICE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WAsniSGroS, April l5-1 A. N.
Indications
For New England, partly cloudy weather. occasional
light showers, light northcry winds, becoming va
riabic and stationary or higher pressure and tenn.
perature.
For tho Middle Atlantic South Atlantic and Gulf
States, partly cloudy weather, occasional showers
Winds mostly from southeast 10 southwest, and
nearly stationary temperature and pressure
For tho lake region. cloudy weather rain arcas
northeast winds, stationary or lower pressure and
temperature.
For Tennessee and tho Ohio Valley, partly cloudy
weather, occasional rain areas, winds mostly FROM
east TO south, stationary pressure and temperature
For tho Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri
Valley cloudy, rainy weather. northeast TO southeast
Winds stationary temperature and stationary or falling
barometer
The rivers will remain nearly stationary.
Cautionary signals continue al Grand Haven Chi
cago, LuGington, Milwaukee and Section No. /, and
arc ordered for Toledo, Sandusky, Fro ana CIcvo.
land
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-15
ACCIDENT ON sHIPBOARD.
[gy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. |

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
.efti NORFOLK, Va. April IA, 1873.
serious accident occurred yesterday tho United
States flagship Powhattan, now lying ~ the lower
anchorage. While the men were exercising in the
yards In race with the crew Of the Plymouth, two
scamen named respectively George Leeds and Richard
Marley, through the careossness OF the former,
slipped IRON tho naintopgaant yard and fell to the
spar deck, distance OF fifty moro feet causing
feeling Of horror 10 thrill every spectator
STRIKING THE DECK.
sarley struck ut the foot OF tue muumast and had
o thigh, shoulder Anu ankle broken Leeds struck
tho deck ten tcet distant wnh DULL sickening thu I'D
and was injured about the lace, backbone and
naily Their preservation from instant death was 70
markabc. Both OF tho unfortunate men were con-
veyed to the Naval Hospital. where they now lie ~
very critical condition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-15
LYNCHING PREVENTED.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. April IA, 1873.
Intense excitement prevailed at Huntsville last
night tho proposed lynching OF Benjamin Evans,
Ephram Hall and Frank Kelley. all colorcd, VINO con.
leased TO the assassination Inc day previous OF George
Shoenberger, we'll known butcher. They impli-
Gated Nike White, also butcher having instructed
them TO commit the decd A mob mbicd this
morning and threatened to take ihem ali ont and
lynch them, but the Jail well surro unded with
guards, aud tho mob finally dispersed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-15
RELEASED INDIAN MURDERERS.

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
NORFOLK, Va. April IA. 1878.
Tho Old Dominion steamer Hampton arrived In
good time this morning from Florida with the ex
pccted band OF captive Indians from tho Dry Tor
tuGas TO the number OF forty-two They were at once
taken 10 tho Navy Yard to DO for until tho de-
parturc OF The New York steamer tomorrow night
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ports that the United States corvette uarien sale
for Syria on Sunday morning.

ports that the United States corvette Narien sailed
for Syria on Sunday morning.
CUBAN LEADERS IN SPAIN.
despatch from Madrid says that several Cuban
leaders have arrived at Cadix
Tax HOME RULERS.
special despatch from Dublin says II Is expected
that Dr. Butt will resign his seat IN Parliament we'll
as the leadership OF the home rulo party.
Ex:oUERS CHRISTINA INJURED
Paris corrcsp ondent tclcgraphs that cx.Quoesn
Christina OF Spain has had fall and fractured her
thigh
DEATH OF An EXPOSITION OFFICIAL
NJ Dion Chief Engineer OF the Paris Exposition, IL
dead
ENGLISH TRADE TROUBLES.
inc Times says meeting OF cotton operatives at
bakelsy Moor, although adopting determined resolu-
lions against reduction OF wages expressed willing.
moss TO submit the question to disinlerested arbi-
tratfon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-15
OBITUARY.


Ex-stato Representative John G. Marshall. OF
Georgetown, Brown county, OHIO cousin OF cx.Presi-
dent Grant, was found dead In his bed ut the Neil
House, Columbus, yesterday morning Ho had come
70 tho city to argue boiore the Supreme Court.
A general exhaustion oil the system the Of
DEATH The deceased held the rank of colonel during
tho late war. and was prominent member Of tho
tegul profession IN Southern ONO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-15
PAPER MILLS DESTROYED.

srRiSGrIKLD, Mass. April II, 1878
Jcssup q Laain's woronoco Paper Mills at West
ncd with s15, 900 worth OF manufactured paper IN a
storehouse, we're destroyed BY inccndisry nrs on
saturday nlgnL Lose, <750oo; Insurance, $4,000.
The A. Ills Will be rebuilt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-15
DIR. TYNGs ILLNESS.

DR.. stephen II. Tying, tho retired pastor OF 81
George's Church, on stuyvesant square. has been
very ~ for the past fcw days with bronchial pncu
monia. His family physician, who II ia attendance,
SAID yesterday that no was somowhat better ana
thought no would be ABOUT IN = few days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-15
TORNADO IN KANSAS.

TOPEKA, April H. 1878.
special despatch TO the Commonwealth says that
tornado passed over Cottonwood. on tho Santa Fe
road last night blowing fortyavc cars or the track
DESTROYING a number of houses, ana that some lives
os II is also reported that q stock train was
wrecked Emporia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-15
ATTEMPTED HIGHWAY ROBBERY.

Martin HAIL and James Burns we're arrested IN
Newark easly yesterday morning on a charge Of hav-
Ing assaulted James Cunningham, OF No. 1is orchard
street. with tho design OF robbiug MIN. lie made an
QUERY the police cane and the arrests we're made.
Upon examination Hahi was discharged but Burns
was committed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-15

HALirAx, \. s, April II. 1878
The Fordham Building. occupied by A. Fordham,
leather merchant, and II. c. Evans, general dealer,
was burpcd TINS morning Total loss, $4,000 to
$4,000; insured In English Offices. During Tho nro
nm explosion occurred in Mr.. Evans store instantly
kiliing Edward Ffcdoricks, "a member OF luton Pro-
cctlou FTo company, vino was engaged Ia saving
txooda
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-15
DEAD ON THE SIDEWALK.

Frank Hisstcr. aged forty-four years, OF No. 100
Division street, was found dead at an carly hour ye.
terday morning, on tho sidewalk at tho cornor Of
orchard and DIVISION streets Ills body was taken 10
the Morsuc 10 await an autopsy. us large gash
found head.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-15
THE TROTTING STALLION SNUG
| GLLR

CINCINNATI. April IL, 1873.
The famous trotting stallion smuggIer reached this
city this morning, having travelled from San Fran
cisco by passenger train. After resting until Tues
day he viii DO taken TO Cynthiana KY, wnsre he win
remain In tho stud.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-15
SUICIDE OF A CONVICT.

BALTIMoHE, April IA, 1878.
John Long, convict IN the Maryland Penitentiary,
committed suicide last night by hanging He his
blanket into strips and suspended himself from .
fastening tho wall
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-15
DIED

BRADY JOHN I. BRADY, late OF a. suffolk St
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
(Eor Other Deaths See Mini PaJeI
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A MURDEROUS ASSAULT.

AveIsHo tcmpvrAturo 55ll
year, .............. aai.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

Tho following record viii show the changes In tho
temperature tor tho pas, twentyour hours In com.
parison with tho corresponding date OF last year. as
Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnul's pLarmucv
HarnId BulIolnR. No. us broadway
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EUROPE,


NEXT or KIN. HEIRS At LAW LhGAfEEs. AZ x
been sdvstscd Tor claim property since 1900 post tree
- 80. Dt1AL 90. III strand. London
DURsUANT TO AN ORDER or ruk HIGH CUURf
o. Justice. made ir the Of tho estate OF Robert
william Jackson. late Of Armagh. In the county Ar
mae gentleman. deceased; John Jackson Stanley and
Robert William Stanley plaintiff Etcrt Lodwe browne
and Louisa Catnane Browne his wife defendants tbs
creditors OF the said Robert William jackson who L.
lisvcd &C. have resided Tor time In the State Ma
hanna state of New jersey aiterwsrd south a..
pole aud TO have died ater the 1867 before
the tst day Of June 1873 To- send by post prepaid Me-
Howard Green focy OF ~ Lower sacksllle 81. DuDn
OF sid assd their Christian surn anes
addresscs and descriptions and In the 81 ths
81 tn. partners and style title OF the nr a
particulars OF their claim. ssatocut their
and rho Of the securities ~ anyl held bY them
all persons Claiming To be next VI Mn Vf the said Robert
William jackson are required TO come IN and their
claims such next % kin the chambers Of the hgs
onora 10 the Master tho Rolls Pour Courts City "
Iubn, before the LIST day OF June. In desnit
thereof they ~ DO peremptory excluded from the bencns
Of saia order
livery creditor holding any security Is produce tho
before tho Right ionorabs the Master of the Rolls.
at bis chambers -FOUR Courts Dublin FRIDAY the 2ist
appointed for hearing aud adiud a,ng the claims "
such creditors and next " k,n.
Is. H. wiiITEsToNE. Chief Clerk.
ALEXANDER McCOMBr. solicitor Tor Plaintiffs.
No. Wellington Quay. Dublin aud Armagh.
Dated this 9th day Of March. ISIS
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A-FoR GENrIEME MS HATS OF SUPERIOR
quality 20 direct to the manufacturer. EsPENsCuEID
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A.-PlMPLES AND BLOrCHES WILL NOT Dis
figure the OF those 20 NOODLES suLrnuRrAi
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GERMAN CATHOLIC SCHOOL HOUSE BURNED.
Dosroy. Mass, April IL, 1873
Tho large three story structure the corner OF
shawnut avenue aud Lucas street, used as a German
Catholic school, nrcd by nccndiary early this
morning Damage 10 building, school, furniture and
library, $1,000; July insured. Bernard Clark occu-
pied the ground noor as an undertakcrs wareroom
and ioses 8 COO insured.
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NEW QUALIFICATIONS

Va" TSbhiSNA IVY ~.
NU1nEk UkkAi STORY.
IN Tile EAILES.
out to-day la Ma. 54S OF tho
FiKKStDs COMPANION
For sale by all newsde alefs
4 POET WILL SILT COPY RIGHT OF MS cUfs
Adjective Poems, Published aud unpublished. Address
AUTHOR. box 2Uv iicrali Office.
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IN comprising series OF lectures delivered mt kans
Museum OF Anatomy the and Of
decline showing indispntaby how lost heath may
anOtdng clear synopsis Of impcdlments to
sge. aud the treatment % nervous ana phys debility
result Uf ~ years experience. ny ms 1JcA,
pJstags stamps Address Secretary kahn's
Museum. Uss broadway. New York.
III MN COPIES. sUfHEKNs NEW BOOK
Ready this weok. BIRDS OF A FEATHER FLOCK
TOGEiuER By X. A. Sothern. tho eeebrs tud comedian
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Ia Memphis few years ago. no having torn
him all to pieces At quarter TO four O'Clock Mexi-
can raqaeros were bringing the bull across the
prairics Tho lion shut up in ono corner Of tho
cage. with circus canvas, while the bail was led in
by four men with ropes
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-05-10

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faiie~inr u The saiassiaa ~ ihe mills De-.
srused hs the Minneapolis mr. MasAsnsa.
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bolds. tan.ooos Iismona. ssn.noa. t,aiasy.
sss.eocs zraish tsamas reti A itolassen.
si2s.ona. Eighteen nsrs arr no~ known 10
have h~n io.t. The mill owners arr tse.
pairing 10 S.imiii. sies. Ws.hhurne. |. /. said,
viii erect the iAre~st and finest hourins NJ IN
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PoLYrloAL POINTS.

Postmaster General Key, Ina published inter-
view, says that no docs not believe Congress
will take any steps toward tho insesti-
CATION u President Hayes title. He be-
lieses now that Hayes was honestly elected. al.
though hc did not think 70 In November, 1870.
1T |. sAld BY prominent Democrats that !
resolution will soon he introduced In the House
directing tho Committee ON tho Judiciary 10
investigate tho alleged Florida frauds, aud Aa-
thorize them 10 send for persons aud pApers.
Thin would include tho statements of McI.in
and Dennis, And other proofs In that conncc-
ton. Tho investigation viii bc made with !
view of asccrssining oil tho facts, and not to
interfere with tho present position Of President
Hayes. 30 Says III Associated prcss telegram
from Washington.
Tho rresidcnt's friends. sAys ! Washing
ton dispatch 70 Western newspaper, declare
that the cyil.seryice policy u not abandoned,
aud that the civil-seryice order will be iigidly
enforced. They say that while oiliccholders
ma, bc permitted 10 speak or write In favor u
their party, ycs they cannot tAko part In cau-
cn.es or conventions. or 10 compelled to con-
tribute to campaign funds"
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Hstusts Nf~ susvsnt segrrsans tas With.
as~~Ni ~ TIE hasmaa vsoers i~suaa sae nsa
tfsl soae. u~n. Tollsi.n h. .9ss sissifass ~
taking NJ stfunr defensive position. whseh
she lw~sens disposition u hls sssrs does M,
AAUsxl.
1h~ EnRl~h AFs In high svsriss es~t sh~ ~.
iutt shAa NssnAFvk has oHc~ nausv declared
tsesuAnys int~ntsoa 10 rvmaan neatrAi II vat
eecMvp hes~een hassia and England. The ~.
govt that Tarkey vii Also maintain = neutral
altitude. aud has rnil~rseA fotce. sufficient d
prevent The occupation u hts territory ~ ihe
lirt,ish. 4 less encouraging 10 tAe latter.
A Ccnstamt.norle dispatch says thatA ,a,s ~
thu Russian forces =, Nan Slefano have bcem
Withdrawn. The nsase n probably designed to
give effect 10 Tosieibsn's idea that The army
should cccary I stronger defensive position
than thAt taken by thu urAad Duke Nicholas.
The inquiry into thu murder u the late Lord
ieltstm has resulted In tho removal % tho
prisoners. On articles of clothing found In
son,c Ut the prisoner houses blood stains
wsrc found. Tho County Inspector II Con.
s,Abulavy said he had received information
connecting every ono of tho prisonr1. with The
murder.
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The President has nominated Ncsman Dnrk
10 he United stale@ Attorney In Idaho Terri
tory, ami y. a. Chase, of Wisconsin. 10 bc
United Ssatcs Mar,hAl cf Idaho Tevritcry.
this time forward viii 10 nearly ta.ooo NO
monthly. An order has lcen issmed At the
Treasury Department directing that the new
silver dollar may 10 paid ont In exchange Tor
grcenhacks. Hitherto the Secretary has In
,isscd that silver dollars could only bc obtained
with gold.
Department, an Indian war II pretty mre 10
pleasantly diversity the events of the summer.
Following IL the pnhlic.dcbt statement for
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w. B. O'i,ricn, of Flood 4 Ofsrien,
died II Han Francisco few ,layn ngo,
after lingering illness ot several
months. His death will in II, manner
intcrfcrc with the business Aili irn " tho
firm. About ycar and half ago All
the property Of the firm wan divided,
With the exception of the INNINGS VI Ok
business, which remains In common, Mr..
Flood having tho management of the
icccascd's interest. This management
will continue In force for the present.
md the business will ~ on ~ ,is,lal.
Mr.. ID Hrien was bachelor. hut Inns q
slslcr, niece, aud nephew IN California,
and sister and niece In paria. His
property IL vaguely estimated a
sla,UV, 900 70 90, ,OOO, 900.