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CARDS AND CLUBS.


UNION LEAGUE CLUB OF PHILADELPHIA
PROBABLE EFFECT OF THE VOTE AGAINST
CARD PLAYING.
GBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb s, 1870.
The vote last evening by which the Union League
Club decided continue the restriction against card
playing very close one, the majority in the
negative being only thirteen. The significance OF
the vote lies in the fact that it surprise to the
card party to find how strong they and it has been
the general talk tonight The card question has been
agitated for some time, as stated in previous de-
spatches in the HERALD. The vote a full one,
larger even than at thc'recent election for officers
The card party did not hope to come to VIC
tory. and therefore did not canvass for ballots.
The bare majority of thirteen by which
they were defeated has shown them that they
could have easily had they exerted themselves
to bring the hesitating conservative element,
and the end will probably be that the question will
again be brought up and the result of another ballot
thing about this card question and one which illus
tratcs the punctilious honor of the gentle
men of the club. is the fact that
bids card playing, that. as matter Of right, the
members may indulge in that amusement much as
they please. There has never been any card
and more literally disposed voluntarily
respected.the wishes OF some OF the old gentlemen
representing the staid and dignifed element, who
were opposed to play, however harmless When the
question came up recently the young men offered to
put the matter to vote and then abide by the de-
cison of the majority, although they accepted the
unfavorable result as foregone conclusion.
MANY REsIGNArIoNs
There have been many designations Of young
members from the League within year. to join
moressociable and attractive clubs The "old boys
now have every ything their own way.
INNOVATION.
Another question Is now agitating the club and is
being actively canvassed now that there grave
national emergencies in which the club can make
itself felt great political power.
The question has arisen, Shall the club con-
tinue to mingie in city politics and become
local political club shall it continue to be highly
respectable merchants club without grand polit-
cal work of reform. or any particular mission To
permit card playing and admit smaller politicians
than the leaders already enrolled would put more
life into the old League, and some of the members
say that this its only salvation in view OF the large
defections of Late.
The New York herald., 1879-02-06
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT, J
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHrSoroS. Feb. 6-l A. NJ.

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WAsHISoToN, Feb. 6-l A. NJ.
Indications.
For New England. snow. followed by partly cloudy
weather, northerly to westerly winds. decided
change in the temperature and slowly rising barom-
eter.
For the Middle States, clear fair weather in the
southern portions. and light snow. followed by
partly cloudy weather in the extreme northern por
tions north to west winds, rising barometer in the
eastern portions and slight changes in temperature
For the South Atlantic states. light rains and
partly cloudy weather. northcrly TO westerly winds.
slowly rising barometer and stationary q slight
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CATTLE MEN SLAUGHTERED.

-FOUR MURDERS ATTRIBUTED TO THE UNcAP-
TURED CHEYENNES.
[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
OMAHA. Neb., Feb. 5, 1872
Atelegram received here to-day by Kounsze Yates.
proprictors of d cattle range. the Niobrara River
from Mcclure their junior partner) who reached
Grand Island last night contains startling informa-
ton to many stock men. Mcclure started for their
ranch some two weeks since. and reached Moorhcad
Brothers ranch the 9th of January A startling
sight was there found.
FOUR MEN KILLED AND scALPED.
The dead bodies OF Frank NJ. Moorhcad, his fore
man Ashpaugh. eInployt from Poors ranch and an
other from McCann's were found dead near the ranch
and all sclped. Moorhead had been scaped twice
Many cattle were missing from the ranch. having evi-
identity been run of by Indians No clew was dis
covered to establish their identity. but II is generally
believed they fragment OF the Chcyennes band
still ut large. Several stock here, owning
ranges the Niobrara. will at send messengers
to II further murders or robberies have been
m
The New York herald., 1879-02-06

Ambassador to Russia in place of Lord Augustus
LOTUS. recalled
Although the Belgian Potage office has issued no
new report the navigation of the river Scheldt to
Antwerp may now be considered as reopen to all
kinds of vessels.
Vienna despatch to the Daily Telegraph says:-
prince Alexander. of Battenberg. has declined the
candidature for the Bulgarian throne"
despatch from Rome says negotiations between
Germany and the Vatican remain in satu quo. but in
fluential personages on both sides formulating
project which will probably lead to an agreement
The interview at Elvas between the Kings of Spain
and Portugal. the occasion of the opening of
new railway. took place yesterday, as previously
announced to occur.
At the conference of the Home Rule League in
Dublin, Tuesday night, DR.. Butt said he did not
know anything OF the intentions of the government
to whether they would bring in the Irish Univer
sity bill. what the provisions of the bill might
be if they should bring 1t in.
The Berlin correspondent Of the Times says the
publication of the ro-German treaty cannot fail
to open the eyes of France.
The Dantsic municipality has memoralized Prince
Bismarck and the Bundesrath in favor of free trade
England and Portugal have agreed to joint opera
tions against the slave trade between Mozambique
and Madagascar.
The Times Vienna despatch says the Turkish
Grand yizier has succeeded in obtaining the appoint
ment distant ports of all possible aspirants to the
Vizicrate.
The New York herald., 1879-02-06
BUSINESS TROUBLES IN NOVA SCOTIA

HALIFAX. Feb. s, 1S79
f. Morrison g. Co., -four and produce dealers. have
suspended. meeting of their creditors has been
called for Friday. the 14th. Their liabilities
timated at s12O00 and their assets at $4,000 An
extension of timo will probably be asked and
granted.
Barnaby Healy Il Co., commission merchants
have failed Their Liabilities 81 900 and their
sets 900.
Robert Macintosh. sugar dealer. is in financial
difficulties and will likely 90 into bankruptcy
His liabilities about $4,000. Tho assets
SMALL.
William NJ Mcleod, a trader of Truro Philip J.
Hogg, shoe dealer. of Lockport: Joseph Townsend,
trader Of Louisburg, and William M. Clough.
trader of Port Hastings. Lambert Brothers. furni-
ture and fancy goods in the hands OF the Sheriff.
aud the creditors are hkely TO lose largely.
The New York herald., 1879-02-06
RESPONSIBILITY FOR RIOTS.
[py TELEGRAPH TO THE HRRALD.l

NEWPORT. Il. l., Feb. s, 1870.
In the state Senate to-day bill was introduced de-
ning the liability of towns and cities for property
destroyed or injured in times of riot II provides
that when property is destroyed the city or town
where IL was located should indemnity tho to
OF the value of the property the
to be recovered by action in a court Of law. One
gentleman. upon moving its passage. said that
Rhode Island had large foreign element. including
great number OF ignorant people. who seemed to
think, whenever anything went wrong. that the
proper thing TO do was to go out and destroy
body's property lie referred to the great railroad
riotin Pennsylvania in support OF the bill. Some
amendments offered to the bill TO provide that
parties whose property had suffered should first ap
ply to the town city council for settlement before
taking 1t to the courts. The bill referred to the
Judiciary Committee.
The New York herald., 1879-02-06
DEFAULTER ARRESTED.

BUFFALO. N. Y, Feb. g, 1870.
Henry Griffin, of Rochester. Treasurer of the So
cicty of Forcstcrs and Grand Vice Dictator of the
Knights of Honor Of the state. who left Rochester
some two weeks since with about $4,000 Of the
societies funds, which had accumulated from as
scssrnents principally levied for the benefit Of
widows and orphans of yellow fever victims was rec
ognzed in the depot here tonight by a resident Of
that city while awaiting the outgoing of train for
Canada. When placed under surveillance by the po-
ico he confessed his identity ana stated that IL was
his intention to return to Rochester. Tho authori-
tiea xvere notified.
The New York herald., 1879-02-06
WAS THE RICHMOND SAFE?
from the Boaton Herald Feb 51

From the Boston Herald, Feb. 81
Scores of people visited the Navy Yard yesterday
to obtain definite information regarding the rumored
loss of the United States steamer Richmond at
Great anxiety is felt hereabouts from the fact that
most of the crew and sailors aboard shipped from
this port and Chelsea and have families and friends
in this vicinity 1t is reported that the steamer
run down and but six lives saved. She sailed
from Brooklyn about three weeks ago, q week prior
to which she was at this yard, where she
structed The Richmond must have been of Glib
raltar and had on board 500 souls including large
draft of sailors in addition to her regular crew.
to supply other government vessels with. 1t
will be remembered that she is the ship which
the Secretary of the Navy rendered to General Grant
was to join her at some foreign port She
reckoned when completed the finest ship in the navy.
having the new improved ventilating apparatus and
other modern inventions introduced She is an old
ship fixed but Is virtually good as new. the
best of material being used in her construction 1t
was decided just before she left the yard to go
through the process OF taking her centre Of gravity
which is now the custom, it having been in vogue
some five years. When new ship is completed she
is hoaed into the dry dock and her centre OF gravity
taken If 1t falls above the metacentre she is liable
to capsize in gale of wind, but if below she is
sidered stanch The Richmond did not have this
process performed, although it talked Of and if
the rumor is true. her disaster may be attributed to
the nonperformance of this process Her trial trip
to Brooklyn and in every way satisfactory.
Further particulars anxiously awaited, but no
at this yard is in possession Of any definite In
formation.
The New York herald., 1879-02-06
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

James T. Fields of Boston. is at the Fifth Avenue.
Rear Admiral Reed Werden. United States Navy. is at
the Everett. Ex-Governor John l.. Beveridge, Of
Illinois, is at the Hoffman. General Tevhk. Of
Turkey. is at the St Denis. Judge o. A. Lochrane,
of Georgia is at the St. James. Paymaster NJ. b.
Gushing, United States Navy is at the St. Nicholas.
George B. Spriggs. Of the Great Western Railway Of
Canada. is at the Brevoort General Z. f. Bullard.
of Saratoga is at the Grand Central. Ex-senator II.
G. Connolly. of Kingston, N. Y. is at the Metropolis
tan
The New York herald., 1879-02-06
DRAINED WITH AN AXE.

BANGOR. Me-. Feb. s. 1870
This evening man was found rolled up in o
blanket and placed by the side of road near Mcr-
rll's Mills. about two miles from this city He
was brought to this place aud IL is expected
will die. His name is W. ID. Elliott. resident
of Gcnburn. Circumstances. indicate a horrible
murder. On the sled which he was last
seen riding were bags Of feed. which are
bloody. and an with hair and blood on it. There
are several wounds on the head of the victim made
with an axe and the skull is fractured The MUIR
dcrcr is supposed TO be a man seen riding with
Elliott. He has escaped. presumably by somo West
cru railway train.
The New York herald., 1879-02-06

Rio JANKiRo Feb, i, 1870
CoccCiood frsts, 81 90 80 reis per 10 kilos
age daily receipts for the week at ic Jancro $500 bags
Shipments tor the wcck Channel and North Of Europe,
tp bags to the United States OIL 90 do to the Medi
900 do Sales for the week for the Channel
North OF Europe. 1900 bags for the United States
do. for the Mediterranean iOtp do. Stock Rio
Jancro, 4SUU bags Exchange London, 2,sd frcghts
per sail, for the Channel, +os
SANTOS. Feb. g. 1879.
Coffee market quiet; prices msint change supe
ror, $500 5,7tO reis per 10 kilos Average daily
ceipts for the week UU bags Shipments the
22U bags all to the Channel Europe and the Meditera
sales OF the week Tor Europe, SUI bags Stock
5c.yvv baQA
The New York herald., 1879-02-06
DOUBLE MURDER.
FATHER AND DAUGHTER SHOT BY DRUNKEN
RELATIVE.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
BLooMINGToN, Ill.,, Feb. 5. 1870.
Last night, at Shalbonier. Fayette county. Fred
Malco while intoxicated became enraged because his
uncle August Rubne, would not drink with him, and
shot him in the chest. killing him instantly. He
then rushed up stairs and attacked Rubines eldest
daughter while she on her knees praying for
mercy shooting her three times in the abdomen in
fictng wounds from which she died to-day. Malco
will surely be lynche1.
The New York herald., 1879-02-06
MURDER AND REVENGE.

GALVESTON. Feb. 9, 1870.
Ne,cs special from Goliad, Texas. says that two
men named Henderson and Lockhart quarrcilcd
there to-day when both drew rcvoivcrs. Lockhart
caught Hendersons arm and fred six shots into him.
killing him instantly. Henderson's brother then
rushed at Jockhart with pistol. They closed in
struggle and Henderson empticd six chambers of
his revolver into Lockharts body. causing instant
death.