Morning journal and courier., 1885-11-05
The west shore Mortgaee Bonds.

4he " eSG ShOfe mortgage BOndSs
 ALBANY, Nov. 4.-At special meeting of the stockholders of the New York Central and Hudson River railroad company in this city the president submitted the action of the board of directors in relation to the West Shore railway company, including the ques- ton of ratifying and confirming and author izing the guarantee of $50, ,000, 900 first mort gage bonds. The proposed action of the board was confirmed and the execution of the guarantee was direct, the rate in favor exceeding two-thirds of it's capital stock
 KING MILAN BELLICOSE AS EVER. Russia Refuses to Allow Turkey to
 Forcibly Take RoumeiIa-War App
 parently the Only Alternative.
 LONDON, Nov. 4.-To-day's despatches from the Russian, Servian and Turkish capi- tals do not modify the angry appearance of the eastern war cloud. Though King Milan's threat to throw division of Servian troops across the Bulgarian frontier to day was not carried out, the failure to execute the move ment is apparently due to reasons purely of military convenience. At all events King Milan's dispo sition remains as benicose as ever, as shown by the language of the note telegraphed from Belgrade to-day to the powers refusing to disband the Servian troops until favorable action shall have been taken upon Turkeys demand for recognition of the Porte's suzerainty over Roumelia and the restoration of the status quo with indemnity to Turkey foi her military ex- penses. This seems to completely justify the impression noted in these dispatches yesterday that an understanding between Turkey and Servia has been effected. The fnln of P11oQ oirQ ,>ri, ing. She has notified the powers that, notwithstanding her aequiescence in the note advising the Balkan municipalities to disarm, she will not permit the recovery of Roume- lia through armed intervention by the Porte unless some one or more of the interested governments recedes from it's present stand. War would seem to be the only possible out come of the situation.
 THREE NIGHTS WITH A CORPSE. A Buffalo Butcher Cuts His wife,s
 Throat and Spends His Nights With
 the Remains.
 BUFFALO, Nov. "Details of horrible murder doubtless committed on Sunday night have just come to light. Charles Her man and his wife Eva have for some months occupied rooms in the upper part of house in the German section of the city. Mrs. Her man kept small stand in one of the public markets while her husband, presumably 8 butcher by trade, has for some time been out of employment. Herman is described as be- ing man of violent temper, especially when under the influence of liquor, and heavy drinker. He had been on 8 protracted spree and on Sunday after the couple had retired sounds of fight between them were heardi but as this was not an unusual occurrence nc attention was paid to it. Since then nothing has been seen of Mrs. Herman, although hel husband visited his home regularly at night and left in the morning. Last night and this morning he was seen at ths usual hour. The absence of Mrs. Herman caused one of the neighbors to call at hel rooms this morning. but finding them locked the doors were forced open and her body with the throat cut from ear to ear, was found upon the floor near the bed. The woman's hand was also found to be cut il several places, while the disturbed state oi the room showed that terrible struggle ha6 taken place. As the bedroom in which the body was found was the only one occupied by the couple it is believed that since tht murder Herman has slept there for che pas three nights. The post-mortem examination or four days. The whereabouts of the mur derer are unknown. LATER.-Herman was arrested at o'clock | this afternoon and made full statement te l the superintendent of police