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CRIMINAL NEWS.



spseta! DtsptleA to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
ROCHESTER,, N. T., July 5.-Ca,andaigua.
a beautiful village forty miles Gust Of here.
on the Auburn nrancl, Ut the Central l. ll,ld-
soi, will hu very much startlcd by q social
sensation Tomorrow morning. John Rank!ne
Otle Of the leading men OF the town, a law-
ycr, anl hitherto reWrted tn be we'll o1,
turns out to have mssapproprinted tho funds
Of ail estnts Ut which lto was trustee. and tho
report Of Judge Angle. Referee, who took
Hi account Ut Rankine's work as trustee,
will be published III tho Democrat uzd
Chronicle tomorrow morning, ard be pre-
sentei to the Supreme Court tomorrow
for confirmation. THIS case Is Marion
Arbuckte, Of Scotland, IS. John NankIne,
trustee under the Will Of Qufntin
McAdams, dcceased. Tho Referee re-
ports defendant a defauItcr of upwards
Of sys,ooo. Action was brought 10 compel
lin t9 account FOR about $40, ,0oo, tho Interest
annually. Defendant stated he lusapproprt-
Ate1 tic entire trust estate, converting the
securities Into cash, which liz used ailong
lls own funds fur the purchase of stock a'nl
and pf Scottish descent, lie llus ln'e'l uni
yersally respected alId decihv,l Ihuye stls.
plcion. 1iu Is ut present executor ut several
laIr t?1xs esta' et it yF ts.t s! !S ' III Il ?S ,"
ITO security, and Is sui1 tu bu wtully
lnsolyent. Fears are fit tia. ill.,.
ttllcr estates lluye suffered. lie is
and lis brother Is l:rrtur u lii; Episeof,a!
Chunsh ut Geleyu. Thu announcement of
Ills defulcatlun Inns created iitclls. SUR
prise n1Ml modification. lie lived wulI. but
!!oiie tl,ougl.t him gvtny bcyo:n! Ills !xpsh.
IRE plaintiffs attorneys.
, 1880-07-06
WASHINGTON.
Tho TenuFe~of.0fzlcc Lnw to He
Tcstcd-xlio 'Ftrst CoIItroIlcrsllip.
Special DupateA to The CAtc4oo Tttbune.

Tic Tenurc-of-0Kcc Law to Hc
Tcstcd-Xlao 'Ftrst CoIItrollcrsllip.
Special DhpatsA to The cAte4ao TRIBUNE.
!. WASHINGTON, D. e., July 5.-Tlle Admin
fstrntlun Is 3tkely soun tu make u new n..d
thorough investigation Of the subject OF thu
Te,lpreof-0lilce net. The question arises In
two cases, one In tho matter Ut Fulton, Col
lector Of the Port u Philadelphia, wlo has
Indicated Ills purpose not to surrender l1fs
oi&!ce during tho recess Of the St,atc, nn1 the
uther lu tic cusc OF A(nyur, United States
District Attorney for Aaba1,tn, who declines
70 tllr,. over Ills otllcc to Gov. Smith, whom
lie President ll.ls appointed to take the
place.
1t Is reported Tint Judge William Law
rcllce, Ut Ohio, member Of Congress for so,uu
years froMl tint State, and lawyer OF got,d
deal Ut 4biltty,, Is 10 bc appolntcd First Con.
troller Of tlse Treasury. III pIuee Ut a. q.
rorttr. !!Din!natud by ue Republicans to b.
4 strung eiIott Is Gelng made hero to dis.
continue ue practice Ut seu1lnE District
eohvicts 10 tlle Albany PuMtel,uury, al,d to
rs ays s, s.f ys|t + IT. the peentnry ht ati H.
sentence to Albany practically results III
banlshtnont, as few Ut tho frlclhls Ut the
g9Dvicis cali 90 50 fur. Thu Legislature Ut
Mar1y!a'"l, Ut It's lass sessi9l1, repealed TINT
pu!L!uu " tAo at1tulo WINCH prevented
prisoners froM onLsttiOof thu Statol from be-
ing t4keu ut that Punltuntlary.
Judge key, Wl,o returned with the Presi-
dent, bus nut yet bech commissioned fur hts
new oillce. 'r4e President Is waiting tllo
l,as bge'i dcta!ncd by the serious Illness Of
llls VITO,
Information reached here today TINT Mrs.
DixUn died tIl Kenapcr County, Al!ss., of
bratt-feycr. brought on 9y constant t'.lnklng
soil has started from hero " attend thu
fuu1E1l
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BURLINGTON, IT,, July 5.-Sagctowl1, 1le1l-
derson County, ILL.,, YVES tho scene Of Il cold
hlo0ded murder OIL Saturday night. 4 pic
nir wis held Mt ktrkwoo1, twelve miles cast
Ut Sagetown, which was largely attended by
people from all parts of the surrounding
country, including Archie Topp, n young
farmer living near Sagetown, and Stephen
Phelps, Of Oquawka. About 0 o'clock the
two mon mentioned, within nulnbcrof others,
Ind returned to Sagetowll ell route home.
Phelps was standing on tie deput platform,
awnttilg the departure OF tic train for
Ouuawka, a1nl WIS eugagod il, conversation
With n friend when SHOT was fired, aud
Phelps placed his hand to ills Side alsd said,
MY Gull I'm shutP' alul fell dcnd. The
murderer stoud son!c twenty feet away, And
proved to be Archie Tnpp. The crowd ut
0l,ce set upon tile 'assastI uni p,,u.lded alld
kicked hin. numerically, md Ills lilc was
8ayctl only BY uiB prompt interference Ut Of
fccrH. 4 vigilance committee .nf several
hundred orKal.txuA during The !Ilgl,t will. tht
nvoWttl Intention Ut lynchlng T0pp, bur tho
authorities removed lin 10 UqHawka, where
lle Is strong1y gunrtlet..
The bullet enferu1 pncps' right slide near
tho nrnIpit. pass[ng through his body.
. 1t Il said that 1T the plc1stG Tnpp wns very
Qunrelsomc mud abusive, nlid Phelps threat
etlgl to liavG him arrested. Ttts Is thu only
euuse kIlDwn for tho deed. The murdered
lnnn leaves wife alll one chilli.
, 1880-07-06

tatIon Of Indians to go to the Sound and
pick out a place, aid the Indian managers
nre now In coninu1lIcatIon with tho Ontario
Crown Laid authorities.
OTTAWA. July GA Telegram received
froM the Desert, yfIlnge 20 tnilgs up the
uatinenu River. Province Quebec, tc-.lny
stat!:s tint . fearful fight between Knlg Ut
dIaus took plaee on Saturday hight. Tile
lattsr were led in tho assault BY Blind
Michael, d noted 1roQuoiy, and In the lntlee
hu received Ills death wound. A 1luillAr Ut
and st,nes were usetl In The light, which was
tho outcome Of excessive 1lQuUF-drlnking.
, 1880-07-06
CANADA.
1pt<ta1 pIspafsh IL IN Chicago 1t4Aun4.

Ipttta1 ptspafeh IL 3ht Chicago 1tsAun&.
MONTREAL, July 5.-Thu loss occasIouod
by the accident to tho Laehlne Canal IL estl.
1,ate4 ut S4oo,0o0 A whole tieet Of vessels
locked through to-day.
Tha Oka Indians have accepted the offas
OF the Dominion Government to move tham
FROM Okla, con4itonaily that the Somlna1y
authorities sl.all pay them sum Of money,
and tl,at tho Dominion authorities shall fur
nist tho heads Of families with Implements
Of agriculture, Ttla spot to which they urs
to 90 has not yet BEEN chosen, but wilt likely
be at Parry Sound. The authorities have
agreed to furnish transportation for depu-
, 1880-07-06
A DOUBLE TRAGEDY.


GREENv11Lr, lticl., July IA terrible
murder and suicide, both the result of III
temperance, took plnee hero to-dAy. As tho
church bells were calling to worship the
tragedy occurred, whtrll las shocked thc
entire community. j. 7. Cook shot his wife
.nnd tEen killed lfmfelt, ut once, with tho
snlue revolver. liz had formerly been
travelling commercial agent III New
York until lle lost her situation through dis.
slpatl0n. Ills wife, the sister of N. IIaIstetl.
d 1uorcilal,t jolllel her brother here utter the
death Ut lis wife. Tlcn Cook followed her.
Tho two tlually went buck to New York to
try llfe allew, but his old habIts were too
strong aud lte uEnlu went 10 thu bud. 10
support herself She returned tU Greenyllle,
uni lGr brother set her tip III the millinery
business. ffer husbuilQ camu with her,
nld they huve siAce been living III tho
fatully Ut Mr.. iihlHtyu, Cuuk assisting Ia Hal
sh4's yt0re. lie huy bcgll under the control
Ut his old drinking habits during much Ut
the tin!c, aiid yesterday lie bought Eayoly.
o., stating thnt 1t WIS fur custu,ner ut
Ilnlsted. This morning lle and his Wlf0
a,lu servant girl wcut into tho stnre for
SoMc cnlillcl KDuls for diluor. The guods
wcr0 obtaIned, ull4 Cook asked his vito to
st2y, u he wished tu speak With her. Tl!u
gtsl wGnt back to thu house, hut upon re-
iurutug In ten minutes slla foun1 them
both dead. 4 ball llall elit.eeu Mrs. Cooks
llcall buck Of the cur ind did not eut.Io out,
Indicating that he Ind shut her while Sllo
wis unsIspgcting Ills evil designs. \ bull
unterca Ills head ''car thu right templc.
, 1880-07-06
wartf Of sooo for the apprehension Of Stephen
Collin Hopper. who Killed William Il Hodge,
III johnson County, Ju,u Ii.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO.
A. stock OF Fourth Of July ammunition was
very speedily wiped out yesterday afternoon
III tho fnost tlttaccountabsu wny. It WIS
owned by n. +. Swanson, who put rip u stand
few days ago OIL tho vacant lot on North
Clark strcet. Just north OF Erin, where lo
spread his wares for tho Rrlttlcation Of tie
passing crowds. Yesterday afternoon. ,lurlng
iull iii hts business, llc undertook to move
his showcase around. Whether 1t waa tic
result Of tho friction produced, or tho effect
e to uH it'a s'un: :.,s Witch wns nsatng 9wn aR9
fully conscious Just nl,out tle time liz
TRIED triel 70 70 do hls moving, t!tat SOME
thing lad caught fire, md that 1t was
oi nd e u sTatSd Jill Is ill i'll m md fiSf ir.e etS i oat
ond sooner ti1an' i,s lid. X sI,aru, stunning
explosion foliowesl all Instant iater. aili hi
oG With iotl'iaE i'Ioro sorIous taH taf; so ieW
sllglit burns. Ihu, stock wus worth al,ont
$50, and not II shred or Il patcls re,.,uinc,l Ut
r. Tile sta1ld alone escatEd annfl,i1atlon.
i ls calling to atll that certain p1ssss1s-by,
assisted tie unfortunate iireworks-len!er In
picking up the contents uf Ills inoney-box,
but fuflcd utterly tu restore 1t.
The alarm from Bog 81. at 800 yesterday
i chimney at No. 469 West Fourteenth street.
UatnuRe, trlIug,
* sil!l alaran 10 Engine No. 9 at 1910 yester-
day aftsr,,oo, q ~, was caused oy !lrs f.
STREET, owned and occupied by ilelry.
Schroeder. Dainagc, S25. Cause, a fire.
crncker thrown IN the roof.
Tho alar!n from Bux l42 ut 80 yesterday
literH M ryas II w H. o says upy RI Is asee II Isya o y
ant urC]1tJItfl tf Jerry fs!aa5,I,. nut,1uuu
, 1880-07-06
SllICIQE


Hpee@dI WfpaE3 % tn tN{taoo 1flbUHk
8nE1Ilyill.E, lsd., July h.-Junes LuwIs.
farm hand, ngctl =, committed suicide t!lis
morning by blowing Ills bruins otlt will! q
ruyulyer:. M Gauss known. ilu WIS 4 resi-.
dent III vt. l'aul, this county,
DAYTON, o., July 3,-l4l!s morning tho
bo4y Of t.ydla llusIbut waI folud Il, tic
cis.yrn of iltr lo'uu !n this city. Into wlcll
Silo hail contracted u habit it rutlils 0piut,
alid was trying u brtak It oil, when u Ut ut
insanity was brought on, endiug IN suicide,
6,e left t!or shocS oil tho top OF ulc clsterll,
UlacISaAri, July b.-.X speclal to illy Gu
xesto says Dr. It. II. Hills. Of Coytngo,l, Insl.,
committed suleldu tu.day. by Shouting. III
Was. lcultag physician III ulat county TOR
TIC last twent1-iive years. and wealthy. ILL.,
posed TO 10 tho cause.
, 1880-07-06

In spite OF dsnlals. th0 ruMor Ia rcuewed
Of Gen. 6cloaellts t!1llsstar fruM Wust Point
to other duties. THIS transfer would yurY
proIAbly accord with hts own lncl!lat!uMs,
ueu. Bchoaeld doubtless looked on stuy ut
West Point ~ u variety and rest FROM the
chatgv of m!!itafy opornt,Ons; an1. after tue
hazluY troubles all tho Whitaker, gaze le
probably has hud all the variety u1la rest Of
that klua t1ut 10 Wants.
, 1880-07-06
KNOX COUNTY POLITICS.

pVE*F19 1"94sEH 70 91Q FA1EQ9o 1F98EN2s
OALEsnulto, ILL.,, July 6.-Tlu most ex-
citing political Co'lyu}ltion ever held In K,.ox
County Terminated at II O'clock tonight.
Attor nearly 100 ballots the lion. John II.
L,wls was declared to bu K,,ox County'a
choice for Congress, a,atl he will recelyu tho
solid vote ot tllls equity. Thu Hon. A. w
UerKeil WIS recommended Tor t!Ie Htuto
Sellnte. j. J. TuAMIollH WIS nominated fur
State.s-Att9rlles;, j. Z. st.ickey for alierltt.
'all1 q. l.. llMl.nalAan fur Clerk. Tha ticket
T. g strong une,' aud tho: Republicans are
, 1880-07-06

AIlDUltIlAfTMAN KHAN.
LONDON, July 5.-A dispatch from Cabul
says letter wns received Friday from Alb
durrahuan Ki,an, couclictl In tic usl,ul cor
dial terms, hoping for speedy meeting. lie
isnow probably III Kl1tntau, where lie will re-
Ceiye Il lettrr ruI,Uatfng tho tcr,ns III which
tho British cal conseiit. Ills nomination Is,
however, toleEably Gcrtain.
, 1880-07-06

INSURGENTS pEYHArED,
HAVANA, July 5.-ThG Insurgents under
command of Cal!xto Garcia hive been over
taken a,id completely defeated. The So
called Gonerat aIul Minister Of Wnr. Po
Iosado, A[ajs. Natalie Argent ind Enrique
Vnrona, together with FeIi1 Morejon ami
Manuel. CUrtea Ecllaucvta, ulf Of wI,om &C.
cumta,lieti Ca|ixtU Garcia In tlle lust expu-
tll&fo' that left the United Stats, have betn
takeli prlsoners. CalIxto Garcia, with his
few ruilainIng followers, has fled 10 1Iauigua.
, 1880-07-06

NIIIIEC1L NNU 6TATE.
GENEVA, July 6.-Tlle popular vote In this
Canlon on tIlu law for tic separation OF
CIlnrcl, a1nl State resulted III the rejection OF
tho measure, 0,:Ua yutes being Gust ngnInst It
and 4,0t4 fur It. The number OF votes On the
rolls OF the Cantou IL 17,45f.
EAnTH4rAKE.
LONDON. July "a dispatch from Geneva
says there llGs been 4 sercrp shock of eArtfI-
Qtinke TT tllr DrIeT Canton Ur Valnls. Many
buildings were Injured. =.
, 1880-07-06
:: CASUALTIES.
Mournful Result Of d: Yachting
Excursion Yesterday Near
st. Paul,
Tho Graft Capsfzcd by q sdua11.
and Sevoli Persons
Drowned.
a Rowboat Bun Down by Far1yboat at
Philadelphia, and -Four
Drowned,


ST. PAuL, NfI'n., July 5.-Great excite
inent was cruated III St. Paul late thls MI
crhoon by tic rrinur, which sDUn i,ecalne Il
certainty. though tlilcnit rs to details.
ti,at seven persons had been drowned ut
Wh!to bear Lake hy' tho upscttjug OF
yssct. White Bear Links Is nhout
Twelve niles from llcre OH the st, Puu, IL
Du!utft Railroad, and IL n fayorit pleasure
resort. Its shores are ltne.i with hotels and
cottages, mid on days Ut pleasure there Il u
general exodus tl,itlcr from tlls icity. tn
day tue shores werccoyerct1 with people, ard
tho water dotted with yachts and
row-boats. The boat wl.ic! met with
tie misfortune was Eood.slzcd yacbt
1iilcd With fourteen persons, iabprtug men
a''tl their families, eight men and six womrn
and children. They took no suItor with
them, undertaking to manage the yacht
themselves. There was little wind, AMI the
water was smooth, and ule purity sailed back
;ul4 forth In high enjoyment and u rpthor
reckless fashion,
About ulf-iHst 3 o'clock, fs they were
rounding long projecting capo near the
lsltlld, about n mile frnm tho ,nntn group Ut
hotels and cottages, tho boat WIS suddenly
struck By sQuall md cupstxed In ut, in
stunt The accounts Of tho accident which
lAye reached here ut this hour arc confused
.,"... 'u SonleWnos contradictory The acci-
"on. uo...,,. must "slVo oee,l very sudden,
no"e'e,' w poy ~ row boat
. m.at' "ao ",s one OF INC rev cye'wftnesses,
sa,s s'a', nc WIS IN Jug Track OF tho yacht, a1d
',a hau ~ 'aake great haste TO nvottl being run
o"". ~. 49,. a. nu"les't alMf nc looked back the
.'". uoa. Mas out u sient. Lie soon saw tho
ntssse a,tch'nS up OUT ot the wntert and q few
smaeRtnas Nol'le eilhElng TO IT, OtAcr ne'l
Meics"itn1n'ng Vo"afu TIC shore. ilep!cRed
up nun Named JOIN Dorr, two women,
m,' M'a u gnos. aii OF whom were recovered.
an. anu 3acns u " falls' OF ii: raul. was tho
'.'st 70 feach tne scel'e of tic dlsuster There
"ele 'nell ny LIVING persons thu wreck, but
'e teeosereu t'ie oouy OF q wo'naa. Otler
oeIaiis ale lfagsne''t1'ry and confused. Tho
genefa1ls-accepted account of the loss Is
ulat seven were ufo"i'ed-Fank Gibson,
w1e, ana TWO children; Tue wife OF John
uoof ana h's sister, Nellie Door, and
luz cilla OF Ihomas cline. 1t WIS
SUD so'ca' men escn1M'! by swimming, .lray-
!nE tl'e "omei1 a''a children to ttrpwit, bit
tae stots OF tte ooy Ill TIC ro"-aoat ltldlcates
4'Al some Women a1ld children wcre snved.
i4atef aetal's may ut!ucc tho number Ut
iost lile men titbson, Dorr, nnd Cline aru
, 1880-07-06
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS, !

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWs.1
NEW folEk. july h-ArrIycd-A,glsnd.
tronl Liverpool; bolivia, trou Glasgow.
1AvEltlpo1, July 5.-Arrlved out--Steanl-
ships 'WlelanA. City OF Richmond, City Ut
llmcr!ck, Bristol City. all4 Custom, {rom
, 1880-07-06

oFFE*Hk 1z]P19EH 10 INF IHIfHFU 1F1pHHk4
WArElrowS. Wis., July B.--The old
Blanchard tlouring-mill, owned by Henry
PritzlaI and operated By Fred Miller & Co.,
was tonight totally destroyed by fire, to-
getller will n large amount Ut stock. Tho
urigin 0f the lire Is unknown. Tlte value OF
the building WIS 0.U00; Insurance, 23,0O0.
, 1880-07-06

PENSACOLA, Fla, July ia tirc brcaking
out III caeap John clothing house burned
the block Of the piaza except tho buildings
ut Gael, corner. Estimated loss. $4,000; ill.,
surAlce, sec, ,C00.
, 1880-07-06
..aELF.pE9,rnUCTION,

8Aa FuANciScD. Cal, July &C. d. How
ord, veteran OF the Mexican war, confined
In the MERGED jail for drunkenness, sot the
building on !lFu yesterday. and was fatally
burned befuro le could be Eeseucd.
, 1880-07-06
TUESDAY, JULY 6, 1881.

anl humility III preaching, and recommended
tlIat they study tho works Of ut. Tholnns
AQuinus.
, 1880-07-06
IlIl0YNIsll,

PnILADELriItA, July a-The fcrryboat
Asg0llauta run down n row bout and drowned
alss.. KATE. Alahoy, aged =, Robert Orr lb,
Llzzle Orr ., llltl Kntie Urrt.
, 1880-07-06

SPaHoslxLp, ILL.,, July o.-rhe Governor
to-day Issued proclamation Offering To-
, 1880-07-06
lI'ALY.

LONDON, July t.-Tho TInes' Dispatch
from Rome says: Tho denera! Commission
Oil tile budget, III considering the bill fur Tie
increased expenditure unproyided for ln tue
Budget Of 187s'7V, hqye appended thereto IN
vote Of censuEs Oh thu Goycrllilunt.
, 1880-07-06

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sncrel !orators who ca,ao ou . 1l'gsimaRo
United Btates; Tile Pope, rep:s lug to theis
address, urged tue expe1leucy y. Sun pI!city
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m
Tickets, information, sleeping and parlor ar &C
cen modstons can be procured at the offices, north
east corner of 18th street ard Penn5yvauia We
nue., northeast corner 6'h and Pennsylvani ave-
nue., snd at the depo5, where orders be left 10
the checking of baggage to destination from hotel
ard residences.
L. P. FARMER. General PASSENGER Agent.
FRI NIX THOMSON, General Manager. sepl7
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DIED.


FURNACE. Suddenly. Friday. September 18th,
W m and Mary FURNACE.
fuIeral Will take pace from her Parents resi-
oence, bOs y St, Saturday, September 18th, at
80 CLICK
LIVERPOOL. Departed this life Friday. sep-
tenber 18th, 1880, after q long ilDess which she
bore with Christian fortitude, JOSEPHINE LIVER
PooI, beloved wife Of James Liverpool, AGED fifty
twoyesrs.
Dearest mother thou hast left us,
We thy loss mostly deeply feel;
Rnt It's God who hath berest Us
He can all our sorrow heal.
by HER CHILDREN
uneral i'll take place from Zion Baptist Church,
+ street, between Third and Four rand s. half
streets southwest, at O'clock Menday, 10th Rela-
tves and friends of the family are invited to at
tend.
RICHARDSON. On the 18th Of September, 1880
tILEN RICHARDSON, il the 29th year of her age.
Eer n mains VIII be removed from her late resi-
dence. No. PA Twelfth street northwest, at half
past twelve O'clock, Oh Sunday, the 10Th instant to
be conveyed 10y beat TO Alexandria. Virginia, fer
intermert. o
BlCHOLD. On Friday. September IL, 1880, at 2
oclo(k g. M, SARAH, dar ghter OF Leopold ana Viz
Funeral Sunday morning at 10 O'Clock. Relatives
and friends of the family are invited TO attend.
ROSE. Saturday, Sept. 18th. 1880, at ESQ O.
M. LOUIS OWEN, eldest son OF Lewis II. and Mol
lie III. Ht sc, aged four years and eight months
Eleventh street southwest. Monday, sept 10Th,
1885, at o'clock, 10 which relatik es and friends
are invited.
New York Herald please copy.l