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, 1879-01-19
GERMANY,



BERLIN, Jan. 1s.-Journals state under re-
serve that, as soon rs the Socia1lst-D Democratic
Deputies come to the opening OF the Rcichstae,
they will be expelled IN virtue of the existing
petty state of siege.
COMMUNIST SONGS.
BERLIN, Dec 2S.-Balkcd in their efforts to
propagate their theories by the instrumcntallty
of clubs and newspapers, the Socialitts have
lately endeayorcd to convey their doctrines By
the insidious means Of song. but in this they
have again been ttwartcd. The Hamburg police
have just forbidden the circulation Of i series
Of dittics, one Of which begins "Einc lcste
Burg ist unser Bund,'', others being entitled
t'Forward is the thing for us,''. etc. Trol:-
bitions of clubs and publications are also re-
ported from Bresl:u,, Posen, Wiesbaden, Dus-
seldorf, and Zwickau. The Emperor is follow
ing the Socialist movement with great attention,
aud receives in audience almost every morning
Herr ron Malai, the head of the berlin police.
, 1879-01-19
MOVEMENT or TROOPS,

ST. LOUIS. Jan. 1S--The Globe Democrats
Lcarenworth special says: COMPANIES f, F, and
II, Of the Twcnty-thira Infantry, together with
headquarters aud the alajor OF the regiment,
were ordered ty Gen. Pope to-day to leave here
by rail on the 9th inst. for Fort Dodge,
Has, and thence march to Fort supply, In
dian Territory, where they are to take post.
Company 3. same regiment, nov at Fort Hays.
is 10 ioir The other companies at Fort Dodge
and proceed with tlirin to Fort Supply. The
other six companies Of the regiment Will leave
here as soon as arrangements can be made to
takc post at some point ia The Indian Territory
ru bc hereafter named. This Is Col. JEFF e.
Davis regiment.
, 1879-01-19
CHICAGO.

\ reporter met Representative Clark yestcr-
day.aud endeayored to elicit from that gentle;
,.an 4o,,,c explanation OF the unexpected ma
1or;,y fer Logan. But Mr.. Clark was decidedly
unwilling to talk. lie looked exceedingly wise,
but said little. = ... -.
.4Is Logan going to be electeds" he was
asked
IL: Logan has begun to make preparations
t. n,ove there as Senator, he had better wait
until be IS elected" -, -
..W.iat Is going to defeat him 81
.sScycr mind that: But there's hen on the
nest, and there is no telling what may be hatch
el out-H '~~ =
u Viii there be bolt:''
He was unable to predict:
t'Do you support it!"
IL al, Republican,"
.sUcw comes II that you failed to Obtain the
, 1879-01-19
The WEATHER.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 49, d. m.-1ndica-
tions-For the Tennessee aud Ohio Valley,
clearer, partlj cloudy, and decidedly colder
weather, with northerly to westerly winds, ris-
ing barometer, followed in the southwest by
falling barometer.
For the Upper LaSeS Region, Upper Missis-
sippi and Lower Missouri Valleys, colder and
partly cloudy weather, northwest to southwest
winds, rising followed by falling barometer.
For the Lower Lake Region, colder and clear
or partly cluudy weather, with southwest to
northwest winds, and rising barometer.
The Mississippi River will rise slowly below
Cairo, and the Ohio River will rise at Louisville
arti stations above during the night The tenn
peraturc will fail decidedly below the freezing
point during Sunday in the OHIO VALLEY.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
CHICAGO, Jan. 1S.
, 1879-01-19
STEWARDS BODY.

It Has Surely Been Recovered, and Is Now
Securely lIeId-Tic Negotiations with tile
Representatives of the Robbers.
srectaz Dtspatca to The Tribune.
New. YORK, Jan. 1S.-Thc Times is sure
Stewards body has been found, and gives fur
thcr evidence. Il says: 1t the time of the re-
covery Of y. r. Stewards hody, not more than
eight persons knew the fact. One OF
these yesterday expressed himself will
ing to say that within his Ger
tain knowledge the remains had been
given into possession Of Judge Hilton. As to
the details TIC was unwilling to say anything.
There is authority for stating that the remains
passed into Judge Hilton's possession either
On "Monday OF Tuesday Of last week. Tic
SUMS. informant knew nothing Of the
details Of tho recovery except that
alter the negotiations had been so firmly shaped
that by no device could the thieves obtain the
money without furnishing the body OF 4. r..
Stewart and none OTHER, and Judge Hilton could
not, II he were so disposed, seize tile body and
refuse to pay any money for it, the
remains were produced for indentiiication. Ar
raneemcnts were made for its reception in the
event the body proved to be that Of the dead
millionaire, certain workmen being employed to
make articles which they do not even now
dream were to be used III connection
with the recovery. The body was
submitted to council OF physicians and linl-
lied number Of Others for identification, and it
was identified to Mr. IIi1ton's 1ul satisfaction.
Mrs. Stewart, on being informed OF the facts
which led to TIC belief Of tue gen
ten1cn that : the. body was that
OF her husband, after, making some
pertinent Inquiries, which were satisfactorily
answered, expressed ncr concurrence in the be-
ZIG. that the body was that Of her husband. -:
Inc eoaueii uf Identification is said To llaye
been held IN -lrS. Stewards house. Those con-
cerned III it were nieuoetl to secrecy by Mr.
Hilton, Who sald 1t was: desirable to Keep
he lact OF the recovery Of thetbody q serre1
uht'a tne rcutatns were safely lodgcu in the
crypt III Garden City, where they would be Sc
The acts OF the delivery or the body and its
laent'lleae1on occurred; tile :,sanle might. The
1u1osfiaht uid: not KNOW whether the plate
stolen from tne eolin syas: .reuorercd with the
body or not. but It is believed it, Was. -: :. =:
Dc settlement with the representative Of: the
thieves followed, but what amount was paid is
Known only to slr Hilton, Mrs. Stewart. ana the
rcc;pients. The nc1otiat1ons for the return
OF Tue %. body antedatcd its recovery some
weeks The .Suns Informant has named the
Hseee "hcEc e@c body was taken and is now.
For many reasons it is best that the locality
Suaf4 nut Ec !aaI. public
, 1879-01-19

At 1880 last evening two men ATTEMPTED to
effect an entrance to the residence Of Frank
H. Brooks. nigh: reporter on The Times. at
NJ: II Peck court They opened thu door in
some manner with false KEYS, and Mrs Brooks,
hearing the noise, opened the upper window
and warned them oil. They refused to
20, and talked back III mau-
ncr highly ungcntlcmanly for burglars,
and she increupou fired Two shots 1T them from
the window, causing a hasty stampede. She is
OF the opinion that she hit one Of tncln. Let
the women Of Calcago do likewise.
, 1879-01-19
TURKEY,


Sr. PETERSBURG, Jan. 1S.-The Aqo,ce Russc
says: "Thc proposal to extend the functions
OF the Commission for the organization Of East
ern Roumclia has received the assent OF all the
Powers, and such proongation does not consti-
tute violation OF the Treaty Of Berlin. The
Russian administration of the Government OF
Eastern Rouu'clia also is thus prolonged until
the labors Of the Commission are coucudcd''
NOT TRUE.
VIENNA, Jan. 1S-It is stated to be not true
that Austria consents to the rrolongation OF the
Russian occupation OF Eastern Roumc}ia.
, 1879-01-19
MUST CLOSE TT,

:
MILWAUKEE, Jan. 1s.-Actiug -Aiavor Hobart
this afternoon sent communication to Ciiel-
of-Police Kennedy, stating that after mature tic-
liberation he had become s:t;sdc:r that the con-
cert saloons of the city arc detrimental II, good
order and good morals, aad are al abuse OF the
saioun-liceuscs granted to their p:oprieiors. lie
therefore directed the Chief Of l'u'icc to notif
the keepers Of coucert-salouns that such cuter-
1ainncnss must close, and the Chief isto make
report of each aud every violation Of that
order, to the end that the license may, be re-
yokcd. Tnis action will create 1utter oi cS-
citemcnt among the keepers aud frccuentcr Of
such places.
, 1879-01-19
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

NEW YoRK, J:n. 1S.-Arr1yed, steamship
Holland, from London; Algeria, from Liver
pool.
New York, Jan. 1S.-Arrised, steamship
Herdcr, from Hamburg.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 13.-Arrived, Nederland,
from Antwerp.
QUEENSTOWN, Jan. 1s.-ArriYed, steamship
Abyssinia, from New York.
, 1879-01-19

The papers are in search Of tue champion nuli.
They tell very many funny stories, but they
have missed the best one OF a1. This time t IS
not the offspring OF the prolific Hibcrnlan nrala'
but the Child of German eatonaisna. iTol.
Adler commented on the fact that he and us
a,liuirers were called Atheists, and then, crest
iur the ware OF eIoeucucc, cxc1aimcd: )" W:i',
nj. will thank Gotl that VIC are Atheists inc
idea OF t!la.,.>in. Go:t :ilat there is no doa -
ccrtaialy sublime conception.
, 1879-01-19

+;o,o1 Ia,.... :, +bar t{orl1rneut kusSil
tiuns" tloMeser, ~ .an .ai1c thc inriolablity of
oSe ~ e"Ptolt ~, +,,a othor members of
.ieastah -1eat" I !iI1 W. ,.oorr of tho mouot-
49,, tns ~ ue.al ~ - .+b;n fonr walls. Every
oso tas .nss Spens to visit the towu to
sa" oe naH he-aa r,t TO take drive or
:S 20 W ~ ~; 1av tcmntjnrly at the
fnnt ~ H. eantl, a nnna3 nv our mission
Vain 1asjto, A. IN pa1,cc-ratc stands the
,r,,nr, nf n1o -. , 10y a1inws no one to pass
,,;tno,,t tbn ,a.r:;o, "i;o NJ the Fizier Watch
men are storforei -, every wall. All this ap-
.lt.n .o1 - s'atluueu ~ +hn uemhers OF the
F,hoe. wv lines exnresscd to Geu
't,ar ICY ss!ei ~ ,,;sit shc rity or it's en-
s,;.n,, a.. .I. ueo. .;th f1ecided refusaI
ti, 49, v'st 4ss tha oro,1nn thai there
nae no,b;nr oong om IN the town, Another
Saa noe WILL sec .o faar NJ exciting the
te...til;s',. teastn auaucth ~ "as ,aoo tno 4s-
& .r.a ~ sHe ,hoesr as last had
1ne ~. s!c1al " ~ ~ .:t, n the A.
w oputt1'ty I u VlsitEs ~ ."h b. Ian StoI;etoi
,' uas ue VS. ,: eI't l., 10 reoucsted 10 NV
W." uio;ctt ni1n t'lat ne ";s anIarert sh,1,f
p'9lcss.o.'al '1st 10 tsle Ms. .oi,on III IN
n Ja.'' VINO i'au oeen suuus' soo :, zoe noccesa
rcacn tne residence OF Luz 'Ie - "'5 ra'.1, on1
~ ~ pass tnfousa uaat f,.,;,,or =. Tho in,,r-
turoasu Inc pazaaF u pt; .:,d rhe sycu.
efal appearance u tnc stseets were ,s,r 1,sr
III a'I Tue to"ns OF Ccntta! as'', a,,ons In
Streets, WIN low, oissY nousc ~; as nsn
houee l"an1tea ny tno ifI,Ss ,,s,ndsd b.. hr
IL, o. large courtyard su1Foo1'uou ~ ~.
walls. Along tue walls stooo nunot I,nn,,Ins ~
erel palahquns. MOREOVER so.ne p'u T., ,sn;ta I
Werc , carried III, ana sures oiessen fror ~ rhano
"tn iaees concea'eu, eHaSsseo 1,:n., a.u. t.;th
WINE DINERS were ,uA." na.3,a n"as ",r ~
women III them similarly Msappsu ,.a W, H.
u appeared ttat inc p!ss'Etn G.,o Wa u.s., ~ ~
me harsn anu tat the younS Ltuct M IT,, "aS -
hls others paiact In tue 1nlou!e y; .nc soar.
yaru on stono terrace Iose pua,uing ~ H., te7s a1,
Dtins pavl!on wta-"aaI Is laie ~ itxht tuj ta
-iaise s!ass WINDOWS ~ ~ nas guts - ;o 49, .no
, 1879-01-19
INDIANS.
Reinforcements en- Route for +ha
Stronghold OF the chey-
en1eS.
Sioux Scouts to Be Used in Dea|ioo
with the Hostiles.
THE FUGITIVES.

THE FUG1TIVES.
CuEYESEE, JAN accompanies i, B.DF
I. and NJ, Fifth Cavalry, having bern ordered ~
take the field in search of Little VOLTS band ~
Chcyennes, believed to be depredatinr rancbe,
in Northwestern Nebraska, will move from Fort
Russell tomorrow, under command of Tan,
Montgomery.
FORT ROBINSON, Neb., Jan. 19.-A conferenc.
was held here this morning between Chief
Red Cloud and Lieut.. Schuyler, OF Gen.
Crooks staff, regarding the propsiety Of
Lieut.. Dodd, OF the Third Cavalry
going to Red Clouds new 1ocat,on
for the purpose Of enlisting the services Of soma
of the Sioux warriors, to be employed as scouts
in the expedition against the brave little band
OF Cherennes now corraled at Crow RIDGE.
thirty miles distant Lieut.. Schuyler asked
Red Cloud If he thought Lieut.. Dodd could sue
coed 10 obtaining the services Of fifteen Of bts
warriors. the old Chief, in 4 verr grave tone Of
voice, and without raising his eyes from the
ground, said: "My people are sad at heart
since their brothers we're killed here some moons
ago. They are very angry with the whites, and
am nearly certain will not assist them"
Lieut.. Schuyler, in as few words as possible.
gave him IN account OF the Cheyenne outbreak:
now Inc lilcECuticS AlcA upou tue s0lulerS In
fleeing from their prison-room, killing them, and
IN trying to punish the Cheyenne bucks tho
sq,,aws were accidentally killed.
Lieut.. Schuyler finally rot the old Chief to
say: 'Youns Chief, Lieut. Dodd, can 20 to nv
camp and tell uly son-in-law, Young Man. Afraid
of-Ilis- Horses that it is my wish he would t1y
and get some OF my warriors to help the Coy
crnmcnt In capturing the Chc5cnnes."
Lieut.. Dodd, who is we'll known to Red
clouds braves, started Immediately for Pine
Ridge Agency on bis mission, with what success
we will soon learn.
1t is believed that Capt. Johnson's command
joiucd Vessels At the scene OF hostilites soms
time during the night Of the 18th. There has
been nott1in.. heard from either command sincs
yesterday morning.
Important news is expected hourly.
, 1879-01-19

SUeE7a9 O7S1d7tA 70 INz 7J:GNnE- =
CLINTON: ILL.,, Jan. 1S.-Jonn jackson, arrest
cit at Decatur Oh Friday by Marshal Crans, did
not prove to be the man wanted Tor the murder
OF John Fl. jackson, Of kapokia, No. The
parties in charge Of the case at Assumption, ILL.,,
arrived here this morning and at unc. effected
Ills release. Hc nearly tiEled the Till.
, 1879-01-19
MYSTERIOUS DEATH.

Special Dispatch 70 1ht TRIBUNE.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 1S--lntorH,ation has
been received here Of the murder of j. B. job
son BIZ unknown persons neat: Gaiusboro. Last
June he left Nashville and went to Fentress
County, where he engaged III the business Of
rafting logs. A few days ago he disappeared.
and nothing more was seen OF hiEa Until his
decomposed, headlcss body was found. The
entrails were torn out and lodged OIL snag ia
thc.riy1r. He had no relatives. and is supposed
to nave sereral thousand dollars in Nashville
banks.
, 1879-01-19

ChairmanEhio Of the Committee OF Printing! 1t
was the understanding among your friends here
that It was to be awarded your
This, too, he was unable to explain. But he
said that Logan had grossly insulted him
through james, and that hc was waiting and
watching his chances to resent the insult and
reelprocate the a1rout. He paid his political
debts as he went along and this would prove to
be no exception.
Mr.. FARwELL
was seen as he was starting for home, but de-
layet1 bis departure long enough TO answer tue
reporter that he should abide by the decision OF
the caucus.
rs there anr probability OF bolt!"
~ heard such ruuors coming up OH tue cars
last night, but OF course only state them a.
r11t1ors."
t'From what direction will it proceed anu
where will it be likely to strike!''.
''Oh, that's something cau'r say.'
, 1879-01-19

CINCINNATI, Jan. 1S.-At noon yesterday
eight prisoners attempted to escape from the
Jail at Owenton, Ky. They Knocked down the
jailer's brother, Robert Moore, who had charge,
and lied, but Moore, reganing his feet, drew Il
revolver and fired, the ball passin. through the
bod, OF William Saw.1crs rs he was jumping Out
of the window. The wound proved fatal in a
short time. Sawlers had been confined Tor
burglary.
, 1879-01-19

San FRANCISCO, Jan. 15.-A Pendleton, Ure.,
dispatch says APPS, tue third OF the Indian mur-
ucrers, was hanged Yesterday. He protested
his innocence to tie last.
IN I'LL Interview with i number Of Chiefs, theY
displayed great anxiety to have it Understood
they would remain peaceful. Regarding Com
missioner Hayt's recommendation to remove
them to anothrr locality, tue Indians express
partial willingness, but desire an opportunity to
visit Washington anu arrange their future with
the President himself
, 1879-01-19

ApeC31{ A1IbukCA 10 AAkI 1|to!.1kGs
JOLIET, ILL.,: Jan. 1S.-The Grand Jury for the
January term OF tue Circuit Court adjourned
to-day after two weeks session. s;xtv-seyea
indictments we're reported, for the following
crimes: For selling liquor to persons III the
habit OF getting Intoxicated, 81: f"r keeping
open t;ppling in,uscs OH Sunday, ~; keepn,
dram-shop as nuisance. 4; selling liquor to
minors, /; selling lleuor without license, s.;
malicious mischief, l; robbery, l; riot, 2; lar
ccny. .; assault, ?. 4 large ger cent Of tile
fty-nine indictments ior violations Of the Dram:
shop law are against saloon-kecpcrs in this city
VIOLATING THE ELECTION LAW.
BALTIMORE, Md, Jan. 1s.-In the United
States Circuit Court to-day, William y. Forc-
wood and Thomas Cook, Judges of election In
this city, found guilty oi refusing to admit
n Deputy Marshal in the room where the polls
were held when be. had been called in hy tine
United States Supervisor 10 kceo tally Of votes,
and were Sentenced to nay fine and costs. The
trial OF a number nf psrsous for vit>lltin. the
Uuited States Election laws will follow.
, 1879-01-19
SOUTH, AFRICA.

THE ZULU WAR
=. CAPE TowS, Dec 31.--The Zulu King has
expressed willingness to surrender some
persons demanded by the British ultimatum,
and pay 4 fine. Hc would also consider other
demands If time was allowed. Sir Bart1e Frere
replied that the word Of the English Goycria-
mcEt cannot be altered. The time tor Getty
wayos' reply expired on the 1st Of January.
The British troops are being massed.
, 1879-01-19


Soecfol Dispatch to Tie 7silune-
TOPEKA, Jan. 1s.-Fu}1y onc-half OF the
members Of both Houses vent home last night
to remain over Sunday. Hence, Senatorial
matters are dull, and limited mostly to specu-
latioa. Neither candidate has yet disclosed his
fighters, each waiting for promised occasions,
Leaycnworth County is now solid for Anthony;
but the delegation will split in case Anthony
does not prove formidable candidate, most ol
them going to Ingalls,.
The Rcv. 2. Mitchell. GrccnbacE candidate for
Governor last fall, will receive the Greenback
votes for Senator. The few Democrats in The
Legislature will scatter their votes among the
prominent Republican candidates.
The Tn1BuSE dispatch from Nashington'
explanatory Of the Ingalls, letter to Gale, Post
master at !Atchson. is considered satisfactory in
Legislative circles here.. ingalls, tclcsraphs that
he will leave Washington tonight Tor Topeka,
whici will bring him bere Tuesdav noou. Ills
headquarters are in charge of dim Merritt. a
uo1cd lobbyist, who is reported to be the best
political mathematician in Kansas.
, 1879-01-19

AN ADVERSE DECISION.
PARIS, Jan. 19-The Republican Left: NUM-
bc:in= 2io members, again discussed the Minis
tcrial programme, and declared it unacceptable,
adding, however, that it would wait for the
Governments explanation to the Chamber be-
fore pronouncing final decision.
, 1879-01-19

SAN FRANCISCO. Jau. Is. Hong Kong tc1e-
gram reports that Lawrence o. Hall, the clerk
who enbezzled about $40, ,00o from the London
and San francisco Bank, was arrested on the
arrival ot tue steAMer Occauic.
, 1879-01-19

SnecI02 7I::31:c-1 70 17t 7T51HHd.7
CaEL1SvtLLE. ILL.,, Jaa. Isl. w Link.
Chairman OF the Board Of Supervisors of Ma
coupin County, received telegram from Sheriff
John F. Sunderland at San Francisco, Cal., an
nouncing that the habeas corpus trial VI George
II. Holiday WAS decided against Holiday i'll
favor OF the people OF the State ot Illinois. Tie
Sheriff las !clt for Illinois with his prisoner,
aud Will reach this city the last OF ucxt week.
, 1879-01-19

CINCINNATI, Jah. 1S.-The CINCINNATI I in and
Japan Company, Pearl street, was damaged By
fire early this morning to the amount Of $1,000
Insured in the National, Western, Washington,
aud Mutual, all OF CINCINNATI, for S13, ,000- the
building was damaged $780,.
, 1879-01-19
AT AI.IENSVILIE.K Ky.

LOUISVILLE, ky., Jan. 1s.-A midnight
special to the Courier-Journal says: All the
business portion OF Allensville, Ky., was burned
this morning.
, 1879-01-19
AT PINE BLUFF, ARK.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Jan. 13.-The Jail Of lief
fcrson County, at Pine Bluff, burned last night.
The prisoners were removed. The Courthouse
was uninjurcd. A prisoner fired the building.
, 1879-01-19
FIRES.
Additional Particulars OF the
Worth-Street, New York,
Fire Yesterday.
Insurance on Stocks and Buildings III
tbs Grand-Sneet Fire.

IN NEW YORK. !.
Sp<cia1 Dispatch to 7ne Tribune
NEW YoRK, Jan. 1s-Thc following amounts
of insurance we're held by sufferers BY the
Grand street fire On the 18th inst.
On stock and furniture OF Howard, Sawyer d
Co., whose loss is set down at s75o'ooo:
, 1879-01-19

SUSPENDED PAYMENT,
STOCKHOLM, Jan 1S.-'The branch Office here
Of the Go.tcn0urger Commercial Company has
suspended payment.
, 1879-01-19

ems, amt they?" 'sYes," was.the reply, "and
that's Jest the trouble. They're leetle too
tender for boardcrs."
, 1879-01-19

4 still-alarm to Engine Company q at 3:45
yesterday afternoon was caused By fire in the
two-story brick building No. 137 Fourth avenue,
owned by Nicholas Hlleshcim. Of No. 204 SLer-
man street, and occupied By Mary Pratt. Dam
age, $40. Cause, hot Goals falling from stove
upon the flour.
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ben, wis Id es itr piinldte gss ,s.i
Sabisn atsr pures ra,s sin Alost aus Con.
bon iga.fdidt, mpriu eia bsutih,r 8auf.
aann Zen Sob Der gr,sb.rin uno pH.se-
ra i:insr bret Ginp.r an,sis.e. Die Ia tsr
e0'sa fpeitu eiaeu grfat fas bic 9iste urb
4r'us siasr Muttsr sefauesn bdtt.n. Sbr
anl eaten utrpt ibnsn immer teilis k..itsn.
Der Name bsr Geihisbsnen laat,te
drauls'n esaifsH Dtt.r,