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ALMOST CHILLED TO DEATH.
AfIsHAP WHILE HUNTING WILD OBESE
HANDS AND FEET FROZEN IN A NEBRASKA
''BLIzzARD."
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1

"BIIZZARD.''
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
OMAHA. Dec. IA, 1879.
Brigadier General Crook. commanding the Depart
ment OF the Platte. aud two friends who reside In
Omaha, have just returned from hunting expe-
dition to the Platte Valley. Schuyler. during
which the former had narrow escape from death
aud sustained injuries from which he has not yet
fully recovered. The party were hunting wild
geese the Platte River. two miles from
farmers house where they made their headquarters.
and on sand bar in the middle OF the stream.
which at that point is about mile wide. General
Crook was concealed behind "blind' and one of
his friends behind another. Suddenly the Wind
began to in violence. accompanied by snow.
and the cold grew more intense. In . few. minutes
the party in the midst of prairie 'blizzard."
General Crook shot and In attempting to get
an ice hole. The water fortunately was not deep,
but it thoroughly chilled him. Ho recovered his hat
and remarked that he was cold and numb and would
ALMOST CHILLED TO DEATH
few minutes afterward his friends also started.
shaping their course by the rivers course. One
marked that he felt uneasy about Crook, who, he
feared. might have missed his way. The other re-
jected the idea. but during slight cessation OF the
storm the first sportsman insisted that he could see
the figure of . man behind them. loud shout was
sent NJ. and repeated again and again. Finally
Crooks figure recognized as he came staggering
up. and it was discovered that he well nigh
chilled to death. His and feet were frozen.
hts neck was covered with ice. and he was unable
to speak aloud His comrades helped him to the
house. and for two or three days he was unable to
proceed further. his friends remaining with him.
had fallen into the river second time. when he dis
covered his mistake and rapidly retraced his steps,
prded himself being able to endure storms
without any protection but overcoat. and in many
Bn his rea e
have tested his physical powers once too often.
The New York herald., 1879-12-15
RAILROAD SMASHUP.

CINCINNATI, Dec. II, 1S79
A despatch from Glasgow, Mo-, says that ex
press train of the Chicago and Alton Railroad pass
ing there at ten minutes past four yesterday
ing. into the Of Conductor Locke's freight
train near Gillian eight miles further west smash
ing the engine and caboose badly and throwing the
other from the track. Engineer Harrison, of
the express train and a man named Partick f.
Dougherty, who riding in the caboose, were
badly hurt. No others were injured
Locke's train assisting another frefeht train
up a steep grade. when some cars~broke loose and
started back down the grade. The brakeman sent to
signal the express train to check when the
express train came suddenly around q curve and
dashed into them. Conductor Locke disappeared
after the accident.
The New York herald., 1879-12-15
THE GovERNoRsHIP OF UTAH.

EXPIRATION OF GOVERNOR EMERY's TERM-THE
MAN NEEDED FOR THE EMERGENCY.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
SALT LAKE CITY. Dec. IA, 1879.
Governor Emery's term OF Office expired yesterday.
Who shall be next Governor is . question Of great
interest to the people here Governor Emery is said
to have had the promise Of reappointment. and his
associate federal officers have asked for it, Mr.
Neil. Of the Registers Office. formerly private
secretary Of President Hayes. is recommended for
appointment by some of the citizens. II President
hayes will sppoins citizen OF integrity not po-
honor the government, the laws against polygamy
be carried out to the satsfacton OF the nston,
and they will not bo resisted by the Mormons.
The Legislature meets in . few weeks, and new
Governor OF the character described Is wanted to
meet the issues which must be Joined hero for the
next few years II Congress acts AZ recommended In
the Presidents Message and BY the resolutions al
ready introduced In the House Of Representatives.
The New York herald., 1879-12-15
THE FRENCH MINISTRY.
FoREsHApowINa CHANGES IN THE IMMEDIATE
FuTURE-wADDiNGToN ON THE EVE OF RE-
TIREMENT FROM THH PREMIERsHIP-LEoN
sAY AND DE FREyCINEr.
lBY CABLE TO THE HERALD.l


sAY AND DE FREYcINRr.
IpY CABLE TO THE HERALD.l
LONDON, Dec. IA, 1870.
The Paris Temps asserts that the Ministry
will avail themselves of the retirement of M. lie
Roger from the Ministry of Justice to reconsti-
tute the Cabinet of their own motion. In the
reorganization NJ. Waddington will only retain
the foreign portfolio The choice for Premier
lies between NJ. Icon Say, Minister Of Finance,
and M. de Freycinet, Minister of Public Works.
If M. de Freycinet accepts the leadership he
will have complete freedom of action in choos-
ing his colleagues, and when the Cabinet is
formed he will, with them, determine upon
common programme. The Temps adds :-"No
modification of the Ministry will be made until
after the adjournment Of the Chambers" !"
[The programme Of the bureaus of the
four republican sections embodies nine
points:-1, Reform of the magistracy, by
a fresh investiture, or other suspension Of IRE
movability; 2, the gendarmerie. except as to
military questions like mobilization, to be under
the Ministry of the Interior; 3, enforcement
of existing laws on the clergy, and, if neces-
sary, new ennctments securing respect for the
State 4, compulsory, gratuitous and lay
education, and, pending repeal Of the
law Of 1850, certificate of study in
State or municipal colleges as condition of
entering the public service; 8, considerable re-
duction of fees in State secondary schools; @,
a democratic and liberal law superseding i'm
perial laws and decrces on the press and public
meetings; z, law ON liberty of association;
8, as speedily as possible, the reduction of
military service to three years, with abolition
of volunteering; 8, reduction Of the heaviest
taxes on diet, such as that on Intoxicating
drinks.
Later dispatches say 1t is now certain that
M. de Freycinet will be charged with the recon-
struction of the Cabinet. 1t may be concluded
that the new Cabinet viii be governing the
country before the end Of the year.
The New York herald., 1879-12-15
GENERAL GRANTS PROGRESS.

PIrTsBURG. Pa, Dec H. 1872
"enerai Grant passed the day very quietly. He
attended christs Methodist Episcopal Church in the
morning, accompanied by General Kane. old
friend and colonel OF the Pennsylvania Bucktail
regiment during the war. During the balance of
the day General Grant remained in the hotel, owing
to the illness of Mrs. Grant who contracted a cold
by exposure yesterday. The lady callers being de-
MED access to Mrs. Grant they were received by
the General.
General Grant and party lelve for Harrisburg to.
morrow morning at six O'Clock panied by the
Legislative Committee, Aajutant General Latta and
others of the Governors stan, and General Brisbin,
OF the United States Army, and wife.
General Tyner and wife leave for Washington to-
night.
The New York herald., 1879-12-15
OBITUARY.
GEORGE BOWEN.

George Bowen. prominent member of the So
ciety of Orthodox Friends in New England died very
suddenly Saturday night, after having retired in
his usual health. He OF the leading business
men ofNewport r.. l.. where he was born in 1901 and
heresded there during his whole life. He was per-
sonally known to every Quaker who attended the
Yearly Meeting of New England. held there. and his
death will be severely felt by his co-religonsts He
consulted in all matters pertaining to the spirit
ual aud pecuniary welfare of the society. At the
time OF his death he president OF the New Eng
land Commercial Bank position which he held for
twenty years. He had also occupied number Of
minor offices of trust
The New York herald., 1879-12-15
CONVICTED OF MURDER.

CINCINNATI. Ohio, Dec. IA. 1879.
A special despatch to the Commercial from Canton
Ohio. says that jury yesterday found verdict
OF murder In the first degree against Gustave
Ohr, for killing John whatmough. Of Philadelphia
near Alliance. Ohio, last juno. similar
verdict was rendered against Ohr's con-
federate, George Mann, on December o. Before the
murder whatmough had been In Illinois looking
for work, but, being unsuccessful, was tram ping
his way home and fell In with Ohr and Mann.
They travelled together from Fort Wayne to the
place whore whatmough was found murdered and
robbed OF everything. His wife identified What
nough's remains by his forehead, peculiar finger,
the absence OF . front tooth aud stitches In his
olothinG.
The New York herald., 1879-12-15
JAMES M. EDMUNDs.

Mr.. James M. Edmunds. Postmaster Of the city Of
Washington, died at his residence in that place yes
terday afternoon. at halfpast three o'clock He has
been confined to the house since the 10th of last
month. but had been suffering with Brights disease,
tho of his death. for over year. Mr.. Ed
munds born August %. 1910, in Niagara county.
N. Y. In 1861 he appointed Commissioner Of
the General land Office, and held that position until
1866, when he removed by President Johnson.
and subsequently made Postmaster of the United
States Senate, which office he resigned early in
General Grants first administration to accept the
city postmastership.
The New York herald., 1879-12-15
THE MAINE ELECTION TROUBLE.

AUGUSTA. Dec. IA. 1879.
Another petition asking for an investigation OF the
charges that the election have been ampered
with was sent from Portland yesterday to the Gov
ernor and Council. The list of names embraces
many OF the most prominent and distinguished citi-
zens of Portland. including Lot NJ. Morrill,, Sidney
The New York herald., 1879-12-15
DEAD MEN IN A SHAFT.
CIScINyArt. Ohio Dcc. "a

CINCINNATI, Ohio. Dec. IA, 1879.
special despatch to the Enquirer from Tunnel
ton West Va. says that great excitement prevails
there over the discovery yesterday after.
noon of the remains Of Joseph NJ. Ashby
In an old shaft Kingwood Tunnel.
near that place. He was last seen alive October
"a. The remains found at the bottom OF the
shaft ut depth of l27 feet George Williams, coal
miner, who made the descent cannot be persuaded
to 20 down again. and he asserts there are
evidences of other remains both human and ANIMAL
A liuht lowered to the bottom revealed mans leg
and arm. A man named Sanders, who has been
missing two weeks, 10 feared TO have shared Ashbys
fate. No one seems willing to make descent
The New York herald., 1879-12-15
TERRIBLE DEATH FROM vITRIOL
rpY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1

SCHANION, FHs DVc. II, 1879.
Adam Roche. boy fifteen years old. met with
thrilling death here to-day He worked at the forge
with his fahor who Is blacksmith. in the suburbs
and was sent to town on horseback for some oil Of
vitriol. On his way home the bottle broke in the
boys pocket, and. the hery huid scorching him,
aud then proceeded to tear OF his clothing which
was saturated with the vitrioic stun. His friends
found him few hours lates. In his death struggle
ut the foot of the tree, His clothing was torn n
shreds aud his face frighuully burned where he
had touched Il with his hands.
The New York herald., 1879-12-15
MEETINGS IN IRELAND.
pIKEMEN AND ORATORS AT BALLINA--ADvocArE
OF THE PEASANT PROPRIETARY sYsrEM-1HE
FOUR RELEASED PRISONERS AT cARR1cK-oN-
SHANNON.
By CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON. Dec. ii. 1877


lBY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, Dec. IA, 1870.
Several large land agitation meetings were
held in the West of Ireland to-day. The meet
ing ut Ballina was presided over by a Catholic
clergyman. A corps of pikcmcn surrounded the
place of meeting. Letters were read from
Mr.. Charles s. Parnell, Mr.. Patrick james
Smyth, Mr.. John O'Connor Power and Mr..
Edmund Dwyer Gray, apologizing for their alb
scnce. Among the speakers were several Cath
olic clergymen, Messrs. Dillon, Sexton and Mr.
George Ekins Browne, Member of Parliament
for Mayo. Government reporters were present
taking notes of the speeches. Mr.. Browne in
his address, stated some of the causes of the
distress in Ireland to be tho competition of
American products and bad seasons at home
All of the speakers advocated peasant pro-
prietary system resolution in favor of which
was adopted. Another meeting was held ut
Carrick-on-Shannon, whcreat Mcssrs. Davitt.
DAILY, Killcn and Brennan, the recently released
prisoners were present. The Grand Jury ut
Shannon have seturned true bill
against Brennan. Eight thousand persons were
present ut the Ballina meeting, and three
thousand ut the meeting on nCarrick-on-Shannon
No authoritative information has yet been re-
ceivcd of the Withdrawal of the prosecution Of
Davtt, DAILY and Killcn.
The New York herald., 1879-12-15
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

Edward O'Rourke was knocked down by heavy
runaway team in Bridgeport. Conn.,. on Saturday
night and fatally injured.
James Costello. during an alteration in Water
street. Bridgeport. Conn.,, was badly stabbed in the
wrist on Saturday
Edward Kinsella, of Bridgeport. Conn.,. found
dead in chair yesterday morning. He was un-
married and lived lonely, mserly life.
The New York herald., 1879-12-15
MURDER ONLY HALF EXPIATED.

WEST WINCHESTER. Ont. Dec. H. 1879.
The bodies OF John Brown and his daughter Addie.
for whose murder Clark Brown, son of the former.
was recently hanged, have been exhumcd for a fur
ther examination. 1t is rumored that Mrs. Brown,
wife and mother OF the murdered persons, will be
arrested Us a consequence Of this examination.
The New York herald., 1879-12-15
DISINTERESTED CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI Ohio. Dec. II, 1879.
committee. consisting of Messrs. Richard Smith,
of the Gasette; Amor Smith. Internal Revenue
Collector; Samuel II. Drew and D. W. Beld-
ing. left for Washington tonight by the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, to urge on the Execu-
tive Committee the advantages OF holding the Re-
publican National Convention at Cincinnati.
The New York herald., 1879-12-15
REPUBLICANS SEEKING A DIVERSION.
Probable Fate OF Measures
Before the House.
THE RETIRED LIST OF THE ARMY
Coming Fight Before the National Re-
publican Committee.
FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON. Dec. IA. 1879.
THE LEGAL TENDER DIFFICULTY-MR. BLAINE
SUMMONED TO THE RESCUE.
"Unless Blaine comes down here pretty soon and
stirs up Ben Hill there's likely to be trouble in our
camp about this confounded legal tender business"
said Western republican to-day. Mr.. Chittenden
proposes to introduce tomorrow in the House .
resolution for the repeal OF the legal tender clause
The New York herald., 1879-12-15
THE RECEPTION AT HARRISBURG TO-DAY.
iBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HFRALD.1

HARRIsBURG. Pa, Dec II, 1879.
General and Mrs. Grant. accompanied by members
OF the Governors stat and several members of the
Legislative Committee. will arrive here tomorrow
afternoon at haf-past o'clock. The hos.
pitalties of the city will be extended
the General by the Mayor, and Governor
Hoyt VIII receive him in the name OF the State ut
the Executive Mansion after the conclusion. OF the
main parade. General and Mrs. Grant will have
formal receptions during the afternoon and evening.
Senator Cameron has arrived from Washington to
pay his personal respects to the General. The
Grant party will leave for Philadelphia early
Tuesday morning.
The New York herald., 1879-12-15
RAILROAD CONSTRUCTION.

LITTLE Rock. Ark. Dec. II, 1879.
Colonel Zeb. Ward. lessee Of the Penientiary, last
night closed contract for the construction Of the
Little Rock and Pine Bluff Railroad. Work will be
commenced Immediately atLittle Rock. Four hun
dred convicts will be employed. The grading is to
be completed by April l. and the entire road to be in
operation by July l. 1880.
The New York herald., 1879-12-15
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Ex-Congressman Milton sayler. of Ohio. is at the
Grand Central Senator George brown. Of Toronto.
Canada is at the st. Nicholas. John Mccullough is
at the Suturtevant Ex-Governor John c. Brown. Of
Tennessee. is at the Everett. DR.. G. f. Macdonald.
of the Post Office Department. is at the Astor.
The New York herald., 1879-12-15
RAILROAD SALE SET ASIDE.

ST. LOUIS. No.. Dec. IA, 1872
1t is reported here that the United States Circuit
Court. at Topeka Kan yesterday set aside the sale
Of the Kansas Pacific Railway to Jay Gould. and
fused to order another sale.
The New York herald., 1879-12-15

extending from point the Naval Observatory
10 the Arsenal portion of the hats win be left
'sianos Ihis plan of Improvement retains the
present wharves of the city thus opvates Of
the chief difficulties iu other plans.
The New York herald., 1879-12-15
PARALYSIS IN The PULPIT.

MsMruIs. Tenn. Dec. H. 1870
Rev. George White. rector Of tho Calvary Episco-
pal Church. was stricken tins morning with paraly-
sis while addressing a Sunday school class. He was
removed litter to his residence where he lies in
an extremely critical condition. He is cighty-two
years old and is universally respected.
The New York herald., 1879-12-15
A RAILWAY SALE SET ASIDE.

ST.. LOUIS. NO., Dec. IA. 1879.
despatch from Topeka says the action in the
United States Court yesterday the of
Adolphus Weir the Kansas Pacific Railway
was the motion to set aside the masters sale. 1t
was sustained, and the motion to file supplemental
bill of review continued.
The New York herald., 1879-12-15
A DRUNKARD's SUICIDE.

PRovIDKScE. II. L.. Dec. IL, 1879.
Farrell Murray. who was committed to cell for
drunkenness Saturday afternoon, hanged himself
with leather strap. The strap broke and the fall
which followed ruptured bloodvesscl in his head,
which caused his death this morning.
The New York herald., 1879-12-15
DEATH UNDER The ICE.

NEWCASTLE. N. b.. Dec. IA. 1879.
Two young ladies. May williston. daughter of
Judge williston. and jamie Watt daughter of Mr. C.
c. watt shipbuiider while skating the river yes
terday, broke through n weak spot in the ice and
were drowned. The bodies were recovered.
The New York herald., 1879-12-15
JOHN HENRI BowLEs.

Mr.. John Henri Bowles who was well known In
newspaper circle. died Saturday evening at Ports
mouth, n. H.. of Rrghts disease. He was sixty.
even O
The New York herald., 1879-12-15
SUDDEN DEATH.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Dec. IA, 1879.
william Weston, late keeper OF the Erie County
Penitentiary, died suddenly to-day.
The New York herald., 1879-12-15
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