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tntaad to shut dowa twenty furnace with too expectation ot advancing prices. Tim at (tetrad, Belgium, Friday, destroyed da Great Belgian lUilroad station and a larira elevator. One aoaa tu killed and three injured, H. -J. Umum and -John Herd, grala dealers at Liverpool, ar chanredwith de-trandlnfr a bank out of $80,000 by hypothe-eaUnr grain bill twice over Toe prisoners have been remanded lor a week.

At the railway depot In Paris Friday the Cora to ie Paris, upon his departo.ro for Hadxid. waa handed an address from the Bovailst Learue, and shouts were raised of Vive le Four persona were arrested. Foe passengers of the overdue steamer Celtic, taken from that vessel on the 5th Inst by the rteamer Arprony, hare been landed at Falmouth. The Celtic sails slowly, and the long voraije is brooming monotonous to the persona on board. CHICAGO.

Thers is no change In the Kansas City passenger war. las annual meeting and election of omoers of the First Baptist Church waa held last arveniug. Mnr.vox matters in Utah form the basis of an interview with Jir laaao Trumbo, at 8Jt Lake City. Tbi courts are asked to decide who is the rightful owner ot the play Mobodys Claim," the author, toe actor, or the manager. Sl-vebx weather at-Baltimore has rendered ot-Ht-r scarce, and dear bnt this city will not su8r having made contract away ahead.

Soint very interesting statistics are (riven relative to passenger traffic between New Tort anJ Chicago, St Louis and' Cincinnati The addition to tbe Chicago Nursery and Half Orphan Asylum recently built was yesterday Uispeoted by 400 Indies and gentlemen. The New York commission on rapid transit fur that city examine tDe cabbr-car system vewterday and were highly pleaded with its worWIiirs. The bov Pundon. charged with the rnnrder of the lad Hatch, was yesterday found pmlty of manslaughter, and was condemned to aerre seven years In the renitentiary. HrasmJTO disclosures, are made in refrurd to 'jrrave-robbfmr in the pauper burying jrrouud at Jefferson.

In a single raid the body-soatcners secured three ot the dead. The real estate transfer recorded for the week endine; vesterdsv numbered ISO, aggregating 1.7"t. airaint 111 sales aiuoantiutf to jl.tWi.Ol7 for the previous work. kederics Jones yesterday besan proceeding's avainst Uie Mutual Union Lite Insurance Company to prevent the reweclvsure of the $1 is to tiiorunure on the University of Chicago. Forx (odiea were stolen from tbe County Poor-house Morgue a week ago Wednesday nurht, and the matter was kept quiet until yesterday, when the t'ouutr Board Commit-'tee On Chanties met.

and decideU to offer a iKrge reward for the arrest of the guilty parties. Tbe Joint committee, composed of the Committees on Finance and Wharves and Public-Grounds, discussed the proposition to sell part of the lake front to the Illinois Central Railroad Company, and, after receiving from Alderman Wickerahara an order as a substitute for the resolution under consideration, postponed the matter until next Monday. THE WEATHER. Chk-aco, Jan. 11, p.

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Jau 12. 1 a. m. The following are the indications for to-Uaj For Thii lteeion Local raius or snou-. followed ir warmer, elearitue weather, winds shifting: to norttsrstoly.

riir.E. preceded in the eastern portion by fallmz liaromcter. r'r the 1'it JlVsiMippi Oenerallr dsarfnz, warmer wt-at her, wterly winds, rising barometer, freeeiled ia the sotithern portions by falUnr barometer. HV COiPOilATIOHS. pM.h..ui.

ia. Jan. 11. The Secretary Of State isiusl incorisjration lice uses to-day rs follows: The Pckin Electric IJjrtit Company, at I'okin; capital stock. filO.OOO; in-corpbratrirs.

Thomas (iooper. O. It. Babcock. J.

A. Spilliard and John P. Kheider. The hies (ro and Milhnpton Butterine and Cheese Company, at Chicasro; capital stock, incorporators, David H. ikbln, John H.

Mc-ljrtm and Smith Ktorer. The A. F. Brown label Printinar Company, at Chicago; capital stock. incorporators A.

i'. Brown, A. T. Hatch and L. A laddook.

The Standard Hook Company, at Chicago; capital stock. jjt.VlO.OiMi; intarpora.tors, Francis T. Morton 1 Williams and lUchara W. Morrison. Notice of an increx of the capital stork of the Iixon Butter Company, at Dixon, to was filed.

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D. F. Jav1es, who has been pastor of the Confre-garional Chnrch In this city for three years, has reslnM on aeoount of CI health. He will return to his boeea in Ohio. No arranro-anenta have yet been made to supply his E2aflal ft.

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OfU. 1 i a THE DAILY IXTEIl OCEAN, SATUBDAY MOBXING, JAXUARY 1 2. 1884-SESJEEN PAGES. THROUGH A Jr. Two Burdereri Executed in toe South Conies Their Hoinou Ofieniet.

Jeff tillliland, the KoUrloit Desperado, Shot and UHcd by a Com. paniaav Two Boyi BruUllj Batcher Another LitU Ftllow, His Wounds ProTing Fatal. Tljilance Committee Preparing for Work on Lodij lilanJ Acquittal of Mrs. Stewart. THE EXTREME PENALTY.

iOHS JAEVIS SWUNU OFF. Koefoijl, Va, Jaa 11. John Jarvis, the murtlerar of Claudius W. Bouncy, was hanged this afternoon at Priucfss Ande Court-house, He said last night that he felt at the time of the murder an uncontrollable desire to kill Bonney, which he could dot resist He went to the scaffold calm and collected His neck was broken, and death was pain-lees A few months before the murder Jarvis purchased a small farm and ixtid part of the purchase money in cash Being unable to meet the first deferred payment, he was dispossessed and the farm was sold to Bouuey, wio returned to Jurvis the amount be paid on the farm. On flt-pL 1 Jarvis went to the farm armed with a (fun.

He betran talking pleasantly with Bonney. and finally asked the latter to take a drink of whlxkv. Droducinir a bottle. Bounev raised the bottle to his lips, lien Jarvis shot him, killing him instantly. Bonney left a- widow and six children.

IS.CtL ANUIKSOS Al A B0PK KM. Chabxestok. C. Jan. 11 Isaac Anderson (colored was hauled to-day at Barnwell Court HoUHe for the murder of jDweu Will-lams After the black cap had been adjusted Anderson confessed his crime.

His death was due to strauifulation Anderson killed illiams because ttie latter kilted his dog. DEATH WABRAXT UHMD. Niw Obleaxs, Ia, Jan. 11. The Tim'.

)fiH Wi Baton Itouije apectal says the Governor has suned the warrant ordering tbe execution of William Moore, in St Mary's Pariah, Jan. 1 S. Moore broke tail soon after the lssuiuiT of the first death War rs tit. hut was recaptured. HMOtlXO A ClOAB OX TRS SCAFFOLD.

Acbukk. CaL, Jan. 11. Stephen Kichards waa baured here to-day for the murder of Thomas icholla. He treated the affair oooily and mounted the scaffold smokimr a cigar.

AKOTHKB KUTFIAN ntXTRDHRBD. 1F OILL1LAXD BLOOD! EXIT. bjH-ial Tl-frram to The lotrucr-aa. 8i. Lorrs, Mo.

Jan. 11. A special from Fayetteville. Art. gives the details of the death of one of the most notorious characters, Jeff.

Gilliland. a desperado, who has committed all manner of crimes. He was killed bv one of his companions. John Malone. They had been In Fayetteville daring the day, and started for their home in the country, both drunk." They quarreled on their way almut a woman and Jeff shot at Malone.

misninir him. Malone rcturnod the fire, sending a bullet through (iilliland's head GiUiland has been a terror to the people of the section In which he resided, but has manaired to escape punishment for his crime1-. His house, about six mile from Favetteville. wa known as a rendezvous for horse thieves. In September, 1S2.

a United States Marshal's posse surrounded the house and demanded tbe surrender of some criminals believed to be there. To the demand GUliland HAPIJID WITH A RirXI SHOT. and a bloody battle ensued, during which two of the posse were killed and several were wounded. Gilliland was a boon companion of tbe noted Joha and George Heed, brothers, who were killed within the past four years In Fayetteville. He was at times publicly charged, bnt with wfaat foundation it is not known of complicity in tbe assassination of Potter, the City Marshal of Fayetteville.

and of Mormet, the Deputy bberiff of Waxhinifton County, both of whom lost their lives on July '2. 1W1, on the principal oorner of the business portion of Fayetteville, at the hands of two unknown raurderera Gilli-land was also in company with Jim Webb, when within a few Tarda of where GUliland lost his life, the "latter, in October. 1 J. killed a poor ana inoffensive old iuimitrrant, "Just in order." as he expressed it at the time, to see the old man kick." Though a man of the most vicious character he hod some education, and common rumor says, was born in Ohio, though about his early 'ife he never talked. THE LONO ISLAND TS.

A ED IKS. AVri COUXITTKK OUOAXT.DiO. Oinitu Bat, L. L. Jan.

11. Several persons from Brookville who wcte witnesses in the Mayliee iuijucit are horx'. One of them, Edward Tappan. who claims the overalls and hammer found near the house of Townsend, i undergoing activate examination. Every effort is being made to fix the May bee mur ders on Kimon Bappalee, ho is held for tbe preaeut outrage.

A vigilance committee has been formed, the memliers of which are sworn to make short work of the perpetra tors ot the present or otner outrages wnen dincovered. vr.K towxsesd'b tobt. The Coroner took the deposition of Mrs. Townsend at her residence this evening. She said that Monday evening, after dark, there was a knock at the kitchen door.

She raised the window and asked who was there. The person said. "1 ha to come with the clothes." She opened the door and saw Simon Kappa-lee, and he came in. There was no light in the kitchen, but frimon secured a lamp, went upstairs, and took $t0 out of her drawer. Her husband was sitting in a chair at the stove.

Witness continued: "I know perfectly well it was Simon; as I recognized his voice. He knocked us both down. His wife Bertha had washed for me six: months. He asked me -for money, and I was about to get It. but he did not give me time.

I saw him go upstairs through the dool. and heard ray husband Mrs. Townsend said she did not know where she was when struck. She recovered and helped her husband on the lounge. She then laid on the sofa till Israel Potter came in the morning.

Mr. Townsend is not yet a ale to give his deposition. TOTING NTJTTS TRIAL, to coinrcDcc mokdat. Prrrsiit'co, Jan. 1 The trial of James Nutt for the killing of Dukes vDl certainly commence' next Monday.

All th arrangements are completed, and young Nutt will be brought to this city to-morrow moraine and placed in jail here, Mrs. Nutt and daughter will come to the city at the same time, and during tbe trial will stop with relatives living in Allegheny. She had earnest invitations from numerous wealthy families and one hotel to eton with them Aarinr her stay hers, but preferred home relatives liutt will be treated in lau toe same as other pris oners and live on prison fare. This to the prtson ruie ana win not be deviate a irom. THE BLACK LIST.

ZESSK Lax-castes, Jan. 11. Two boys, aged 14 and 15 years, residing at Sohoenck, en ticed a small boy into am Isolated plaoe and, under threats of cutting bis throat, inflicted with blunt Instruments injuries from which Le died. The boys hare been arrested. tn Special Telegram to The Inter Oosaa.

BiCAjfoaa, 111., Jan. 1L The developments so far in the grave-robbing case are these: Coffee aad Wright were taken from htrt Ogle County, and examined and held1 la $1,000 each to await the action of the Oraad Jury when the court sits there th second week In February. Mat Shtnkle, of Bochelle, a brother of K. fa jail here, was arrested (or complicity In the' Bochelle case, K. J.

seemed quite Indignant about It Until now Waterman and Shinkle have bpth occupied the same room at the JalL but yesterday Waterman's friends had them separated, arms, stuabi acquiTTis. MotntouTB, 111., Jan. 11. The jury brought in a verdict of not guilty tn the case of the l'eople va Mrs. Dr.

Stuart, which has been on trial In the Mercer County Circuit Court, at Aledo, the past week. She was Indicted bv the grand jury last spring for the murder of Dr. William Brown, of North Henderson. Tbe theory of tbe defense was insanity, who claimed that the God of Justice directed the onllet. The evidence was substantially the same as that taken on the trial of her hus-luuid.

except that relating to the question of insanity. THS HAKBOK OSACE BIOT. Si. Johns, X. Jan.

1 1. In th? Harbor Grace riot case to-day, Edward P.ppy and Alfred French, witnesses on whom the Crown chiefly relies tor the prosecution of the prisoners, testified I'lpjiy said the river head men pulled pickets from a fence on his grounda Cody oue of the party, approached Pippy, and asked, hinf if we had any guns, saying, "I fear all of us will be snot if a row occur. I have come here to-day to die or turn the society down the lane." Several of the partv had guns. As tie Orange procession approached the crowd, stones were thrown at it The first gun was fired by the river-head party. Baw William French fall.

He was not a processionist Saw allahan, river-head man, fall by a shot from oue of his own crowd The witness was sure that none of the police fired pistol Alfred French's testimony Was similar to Fippv'a sfaritssrt'i, Brnr.LA.BS. Spw-ial TVIvraiu t- Tbr luti-r CK-xau. 1ks Mni.xK.s, Iowa, Jan. 1 1. Burglars made a suocessf ul raid on the I'oatonloo at Macedonia, l'ettawattamie t-ounty, Thursday night The safe as blown open and the consisting of stamps, registered letters, postal notes, and money, amounting in all to uhout $700, wns token.

J. M. Holly safe was also broken open and a considerable sum of money taken. They then stole a horse and buggy and escaped. roKcER at Boccroarv TLlftrraiu to Ttii lutrrOri-an.

IIocxkoku, Jan. 1 I. John B. vteta, oi Oregon, vUited this city to-day and attempted to pans a forged check on several banks hrre. The police otticers got on his track and pursued him.

lie eluded them, but before iorning will probably be arrested. The amounts forged ware (julte large. FATAL Qt'ARUrU I.tsohbi-bo, Ju.ie 1 1. During a quarrel in Dublin, Pulaski County. Roliert Todd, a rxilrosil enntraetor waa wounded stall bv a bar -keeper named FaddetL Deputy Sheriff Pratt, in trying to prevent the dinicnltv, was shot in the groin iaddell was arrested.

TBI HtlXSBCRO MI KDEB TUIAL. 9rwnal Trlatfram to Tba lntT Orn. Hillaboko, 111, Jan. 11. The jury in the Coppage murder case have been out all day, but up to to-night oo verdict has been reachud.

The general opinion la that tbe jury is hung. FOl'HD C.OILTT. Bath, Jan. 1 In the Dennis murder tril the jury, afterxleliberatlng seven hours, gave a verdict of manslaughter against Turner and Hopkins. They will be sentenced to-morrow.

SWISDLTSO. 'Jebi-kt Crrx. N. Jan. 1 1.

Indictments have been found asainst Dr. Peacock, John I. Harrington, and Eiam W. Gory for swindling the American Legion of Honor out 01 1 CANADIAN CONCERNS. LanxtusiM Makes Hpmrhes at Toronto PHiM-a Kdwanl'a l.laml Klihrrj Clalma.

Toaojrro, Jan. 11. The Governor General, on returning from Niagara Falls last evening. was entertained at dinner by' the Toronto Club. In a spcoch he hoped he would be brought in contact with those who wars ready to extend their personal friendship to him, and to whom he would be something more than a foreign Governor General In soaking of the satisfactory relations of tbe Dominion and the Motherland, he said the reason was not far to seek it waa because they knew anu understood each other better now than they had in years past Mayor Bos we 11.

on behalf of tbe corpora. read an address to the Governor General at tbe City Hall, thU afternoon, express ive of loyalty to the Crown and tendering his Excellency a hearty welcome to Toronto. The Governor General iu reply expressed admiration at the progress and prosperity of tbe city. Kef ernng to the question or emigration, he said tbe home government was giving due attention to Us class of emigrants sent tu Canada. To-night Lord and Ladv Lansdowne attended a balL Ottawa, tmt, Jan.

1 1. benator Sowlan. of Prim Edw ard Island, will again bring to the notice of the government the claims of the fish merchants of that province for losses through the operation of tbe Washington treaty, and will urge that these losses be recouped bv the government, because the Dominion received $4,500,000 from the United States Government for the privileges granted American flshermeh by that treaty. yt'EUKC. Jan.

11. Mousseau, the Premier of Quebec, has reijmed. Mousseau will 15 appointed Judge of Riiuouski. Mo.xtreau Jan. 11.

The preparations for the winter carnival on Feb 4 nre far advanced, and promise to be more elaborate last year. JEALOUSY AND SUICIDE. A ronrnrlvajiiaa Kills Ilimsoir Itoeause Ills Brother (a.tnrrl a Mew Itch in- Widow; 8teci Tehnrram to Ths later Ocean. Gbexxbi-bo, Jan. IE The Fisher House, the most prominent hotel in the town, is managed by the three sons of the late Major Keenan.

Rome time ago a bewitching young widow came to board at the hotel, and the three brothers immediately fell in love with her. The courting was done very quietly, and unknown to each other. All three made offers of marriage, and were rejected- several times. Finally Edward, the eldest, was successful, and carried off the prize. Last night Edward and the widow were married, but the youngest brother, James, did not attend the wedding.

This morning he held a consultation with his brothers, and withdrew from the partnership, saying it would kill him if he had to lire tn the house after what had hap pened. Tbe separation papers had Just been drawn up and signed when he jumped to his feet ana ran from his room Into the hall. Two pistol shots were heard In quick succession, and when his brothers ran out they found him lying on ths floor dead. Ha had blown his brains out. BUsTJrBS Pkoria, El, Jan.

IE Henry Cotton wholesale grocers, confessed judgments today to the amount ot 43,518. This action is the result of partnership dlfferenoes rather than financial embarrassment They claim to hare assets sufficient to pay all Indebtedness In full Wapaxoxxta. Ohio, Jan- 1L The Farmers' Bank eiosed to-day on aeoount of the assignment of M. Bitter, its proprietor. Assets and liabilities not ascertained, but the belief is expressed that all the Indebtedness will be paid.

Moxtxxal, Jan. 11. Hyde Tureotte, wholesale fancy goods, have failed. Liabilities, assets nominallv the sam. Krw Oblxaws, Jan.

1L The Tutut-Dfmocrat't Columbus (Miss.) special announces the failure of J. Blnhm In dry goods. Liabilities, $50,000: assets unknown. xonrat RXXM. Bpertal T-Wraia to Ths Iatrr Ooeaa.

YoTntCMToww, Jan. 11. T. Callahan, who has been exhibiting through the principal Eastern cities the monster steers Duke and Sandy, them to-day to Carr A Kamaer, of Orrvirie, Ohio, for oyer $2 The new owners Intend to exhibit them through the West They weigh orer 3,700 pounds. SPECIALS STORIES.

jK-r A Froeport Ttilov-'Flada It Convenient to Enter Into a Marital I'AIlianeo. Waukesha Surprised at Drrrlopmeats llarlng a 8aplcion Taint of Blackmail. L. Bohemian Bites 05 EU Wife's Gaming Her Death and His Arrest Noe, Shocking Demise of a Woman from II anger and Eipo ora fatal Practical BROUGHT TO TXJCB. WAV rarraaspN cosclupes to MAaar.

ttpaclal Telairram to Th lutar Ocean. Fkikpobt, Ul, Jan. 1 1. Swan Peterson, the young tailor who disappeared from this city suddenly on Mondly, and left TUlie Fredericks, the girl he promised to marry on Wednesday, was brought back here from Galesburg by Chief of Police Sanderson this afternoon. Within about an hour after his arrival 'rtqulre Green was called tn and the young couple were made man and wife, and before the ceremony the groom gave to his bride a purse of nearly JJTJ50.

Peterson says he Intended to marry the girl all the time. OFFENSES AGAINST MORALITY. A TOPIC rOB At'KEHUA GOSnlPkKS. rlperial Triirrsm to Tl Inter Derail. Milwaukee, Jan.

11. Another sensation has come to tbe surface at that enterprising suburb, This time a young German working girl has procured a warrant for the arrest of Joseph lladfield. the prominent stone-quarry proprietor and memlier ot the Methodist Church The girl was employed as a domestic in Mr. Hadfleld's family until about two months ago. when he discharged her from his service on the alleged ground that she was bringing scandal upon herself by inviting the attentions of young men about town.

Since that time, having discovered that she was on the road Jo maternity, she endeavored to bring an action airalnst Mr. Hadfleld, with Alexander Cook as her attorney, and claims that she received an offer of t-lk) as a compromise, which she spurned with indignation. The day before yesterday she procured a warrant from Jutiee Hpenoer. and her new attorney. K.

Ariuin. caused negotiations to be opened with Mr. Hadfleld for settlement 1 he Sheriff waa therefore ordered to serve the warrant this morning. The case makes quite a flutter at Waukesha, but the general sentiment is that the attack is Iwing niade rather on the grodnd that the defendant is a man of wealth and high character than for the better defense an'l protction of a high standard of moral ItV. The warrant was served late this afternoon.

Mr. lladheld is well known in Milwaukee. He had relatives in business here and has a branch office in the city. The plaintiff is Eliza Goetx, a German girl -0 years old' WORKED THO? WXOSO MaS. A PKACTK AJ.

JOKE TBAOEDT. Sltfvisi Trliifrani to The Inter Oi-mo. St. Lori. Ma.

Jan. Tl. News rw received here to-day of most remarkable affair which occurred si the, little town of Frankfort, in Franklin Oonntv. Ill 1 wo men, Sam Wayne and Thorua Hummell, souirht to play a practical joke on U. E.

Carter. Wayne and Carter together Milled at Huuiinell's house, and to frighten him Carter as persuaded to knock at the door. When Hummell demanded to know who was there he got no answer, whereupon he suddenly opened the door and began tofhoot at Carter with blank rvbidges. Wayrli ran oft laughing, but Carter did not do Had been calculated on. Instead of running for life he Ierked out his revolver, and sent one bullet through Hum-mell's neck and a second through hlr )iw.

Carter's story waa a straight one. He lis out on ball Hummell was alive at last reports, but death is exjiected. A SHOCKING DEATH. anmuEB AXD EXPOSORE. Mlieaal Telecram to The Inter Ocraa.

Cliktok, Ul, Jan 11. Hn Longberry died in Farmer City of cold and starvation. Her sickness and wants were unknown, and when found she was lvlng dead in a heap of rags and filth. A babe was in the bed by her side, which she had (given birth to a short time before her death. PSCXTLIAB MAT HEM CASS.

A CABXIVEBOVS BOHEMIAX. Bprrial Teleeram to Th lntrr Oc-an. DirotQi'E, Iowa, Jan. 11. A Bohemian named Bilak Is in jail at Decorah on the charge of having bitttn off his wife's nose.Tn a fit of rage, from the effect of which she died.

ROTOH THE ATBCENT. AV AMIElCiN IX FOL-AXD. Sbaeial Tsliwrsir. to Ti later Ocraa. Plti.

ix elphia Pa, Jan. 1 1. After an absence of a-year in Kntsla, during the greater portion of which time he was hidden, a fugitive from political persecution, suspected by the government at St Petersburg of being a Nihilist and narrowly escaping an exilement to the mines of Siberia, Richard Wagner, a Polish designer, returned to this city several days ago. He says: "I went to Lodz, where my brother lived, a textile manufacturing city in Poland, about seventy-five miles from Warsaw, reaching there Dec. Is.

'the monv ing of the day following my brother told me I must register in the book in which are kept the names of nil persons entering Itussin For this purpose I went to the Secretary of the Itegistnr Bureau, a fellow named hursziam-skl 1 held my passport in my left hand. Kurszlrrraski suddenly snatched the passport, put It in his defck, and said, "You are registered In the property book of the city of Lodz as a Russian subject, and you have no right to oome here with an American passport Ton art a deserter" After an angry talk, in which he wanted money to com promise the thing, he told me to essne the next day after the passport' Thatthiffbt I want back to Lodz, and spent 000 rubles among the officers, 1 gave Michaelskl 'JW rubles, and to Korsxi-amski ftO rubles. The rest of the money I divided among theTntnor officers, the police, and the detectives, the arrange man being that I should be mformed beforehand when the Governor of the province issued an order for my arrest, soitUt.I might have time to hide myself. I was advised In time of this order, and secreteijt myself in my brother's house, and although the omoers came every day and searched the house, they did not go tntd the; room where they knew I was tjoncealed, because of the rubles I had distributed among them. I borrowed a passribrt from a friend and escaped.

When I got to Thoreu I returned the passport, and on the 'TlHh of December I sailed from Hamburg f(n- New York, arriving there on the 3d of January. I have laid raw case before the State Department at Washington, and I hare letters from Minister Hunt at tit Petersburg telling me that I was undoubtedly the victim of an official outrage upon the part oi we employes oi-tne uuasian Government JtTSSING SILICON ICO. SO CLEW TO KTJ WHEREABOUTS. Spscial Trksrram to The later braa- New Yobk, Jan. IL The search for Mr.

Charles Delmonioo remains practically where It was yesterday morning. The only prog ress made is in the line of exploding erroneous theories and disposing of worthless dews. Early this forenoon several professional dredgers hired In Newark entered the Peddle street and Pennsylvania avenue sewers through the main outlet at the foot of the former street They had with thssa tan. terns, ropes, and staves shod with troa hooks. All the man -holes along the Una were opened to ventilate the tunnel The men remained at work oyer an hour; only leaving tbe sewer when compelled to do so by the rising tide, They reported that not only waa there no body In the channel bnt taey had found no.

object which might have ever belonged to Mr. Delmonlo or which could throw any light on the mystery. The search In the sewer was continued for half an hour more with grappllng-hooks and poles used through the man-holes, and it was only abandoned altogether when absolute oertalnty was reached that the missing gentleman's corpse was not in the sewer. AKOTHKB FALSE KEPOBT. The excitement over Mr.

Delmoulco's flight reached its height this afternoon in the pro-fonndest sorrow caused by tbe unfounded rumor that his body bad been found in the Hackensack River. At the' time when this cruel falsehood was sent to the city by some Irresponsible person, there was no time to prove or disprove it before the issue of the last editions of the evening paers, and It was consequently printed as a rumor. Unhappily, the publication of thrf story led to countless repetitions of it, and before the down town otnees were closed and In the latter part of the afternoon the entire city was misinformed In the matter. It was stated tonight that a new clew had been discovered, pointing In ths direction of Philadelphia, and a detective was sent to Jersey City to inquire regarding it, while Pinkerton Philadelphia agencv was notified by telegraph. The story was that a gentleman (a broken had seen and spoken with Mr.

Dulmonico on Thursday evening on a train bound from Jersey City to Philadelphia. It waa not explainea why tbe gentleman had not made some effort to secure the missing man. or had not at least notified tbe family or the detectives promptly. Mr. Lorenzo Christ said late last evening that he knew uothlng of the matter.

AMUSEMENTS. CBVTHAL JCTJSIC HALL. The Beethoven Society last evening Inaugurated their choral season to a fair -sized aud discriminating audience, presenting for the first time in America Kiel Gade's cantata, "Psyche." The work is founded upon the combination of the mythological romances of Cupid and Psyche, and Eurydice, and ia its allegorical signifii-ance presents Psyche as a human soul, purified by trials for a higher life of eternal enjoyment Tnc argument of the cantata is as follows: Psyche, a dauguter of a King in Hellas, a maiden beautiful and pure, excited the wrath ot Venus by refusing to join in tbe rites of that goddess, and, at the command of her, from whose altar she had turned away, she was borne off to a lonely height, there to lie made the bride of a fearful demon. At night, when at length, overcome by terror and desjiair. she falls asleep, a Zephvr and some Genii are sent to bear her to a place of safety and happiness.

When she awakes, darkness still around her, an invisible chorus tells her she is destined to become tbe bride of a god, who will hereafter disclose hiraaclf. The god calls to Psyche, without discovering himself, and tells 'her he wishes to espouse ber, but warns ber, on pain of separation from him. and deata, never to give way to her curiosity and ask who he is. They thereupon plight their troth, and an invisible chorus iamikes night to conceal the lovers' jov. Before daybreak he departs, to return at nightfall During the day tae Zephyr and tbe Genii beguile tbe loneliness of Ptyc he by auurances of his certain reappearance.

Pyscbe, however, doubts whether the revelation of the god may not be some malevolent device of Yen us, or if not, whether the jealousy and envy of the goddess will allow him to return. The remembrance of her former sufferings so overpowers Psyche that, in renewed terror and despair, she demands from tbe chorus the name of ber husband. Trier lament ber fatal question and announce her predicted doom. Her husband appears, and in him she recognizes tbe beautiful god Eros, who in sorrow announces to ber that be has not the power to alter tbe docree of fate aud of Venus. But as Psyche passes away iu death he proclaims his intention appealing to Zeus for a reversal of the doom In tho third part of the cauUta the scene is laid in hades, whither lpycbe bas descended.

She ix. counseled, but in vain, to drown the memory of ber love in the waters of the Lethe. Her tears and prayers prevail with Proserpine, the queen of the lower world, who grants her permission to revisit earth in order to obtain from Eros tbe forgiveness of her fault When she leaves hades she Is met by Eros, who freely forgives her. Assured of pardon, she would cheerfully have returned to hades, but Eros transports her with himself to tbe celestial abode of tbe gods, where she receives from Zeus the gift of immortal youth. In general terms tbe work may be qualified as occupying a middle ground between the modern romantic school and tbe music of Mendelssohn In its development It shows the rosy and delicate melodic flow that characterizes the composer's score of "The Crusaders." It has some strong dramatic effects, and some parts are well sustained in intensity, but, taken as a whole, it has not tbe strength or symmetry of the composition of "The Crusaders.

The instrumental prelude that opens the work has some effective phases in contrasting tho happy hours of in -nocence to the scenes of gloom and banishment The chorus of the introduction following is strongly dramatic in its de-' scription. and involves a very effective phrase that has a re undo orchestral accompaniment: "When deep is the night, in and in storm, shall rise up a demon; Psyche shall he require to espouse him; her form shall he fold in fearful embrace, cold as ice," that forms a frequent motive, in the cantata. The orchestration of the work is varied and finished, and although the interpretation last cveuing was sometimes more vigorou than necessary, still the orchestral recources at command are to be commended, as well as tbe finished and effective work of the chorus which gave the rendition much of its interest The solos are sustained and trying, and the artists, considering the. circumstances of an initial presentation, are to be congratulated. Miss Mary Beelss, soprano, ang the title role of Psyche with praiseworthy appreciation of its sustained and melodic dramatic difficulty.

There was an occasional vibrant quality, or a lap's; from tone, but the beauty of enunciation, the appreciation of dramatic coloring and the strength of sustained effects, were qualities that marked the artist nod obscured the minor defects. The role of Psyche abounds in technical trials, and the style and strength with which Miss Bee be took high in the Inst combination with chorus had a thrilling effoct, and merited the applause it won Mr. A. E. Stoddard, who assumed the part of Eros seemed to have baaed his standard upon French pitch," and the orchestral accompaniment was too high for him.

His voice is of good quality, and Is used in good style, although the musio waa evidently not within the most congenial range of his voice. Miss Mae Phuenix. oontralto, was heard to the usual advantage with her fine quality- of voice in Perseplne, and Mr. Charles A. Knorr and Mrs.

Ia Kichardsoa aa Genii and ZephyT were heard to pleasing effect. The work, while posse swing evident orchestral and choral beauties, aa well as difficult solo effects, failed to arouse much enthusiasm in the audience. Miss Fanny Bloomfeld, pianestr, provided a delightful preface to the evening's entertainment, In presenting Henselt'a "Concerto." She displayed a thorough appreciation for tbe spirit of the work in ber interpretation, and her playing enlisted strength as well as refinement, 8 he recetved a hearty encore, and responded with Leschetlzky'a which was characterized by grace and sentiment in its translation. This was Miss Bloomfeld' first appearance since her return from Europe, and it is evident that she merited the commendation that she earned by her study while abroad. GEMXRAL "mCENTIOH.

Mws Louise Sylvester has gone to New Orleans to meet an engagement Kohl k' Middleton'a South and West Bide Museums are giving commendable entertainment to Large numbers of people daily. "Mr. Irving wilt this evening appear as Mathlas lnTho Bells," In the performance of which he gained no small part ot the distinction ha now enjoys. This play la rarely presented, it metaphysical quality making it suitable to bnt few actors. It was last Slaved in Chicago during the final days of roYicker's stock company, with Mr.

Joseph Whselock tn the principal character. This afternoon "The Merchant of Venice" wOl be the attraction, with Mr. Irving as Shylock and Mi Terry aa Portia. A MYSTERIOUS MISSIVE. The Police Pnt la Ponsesftlon of Letter of 8tranelm-.

port. It WoiM Seem to Felat to Eiteaslye ClrcmlatlM tf Conatcrflt Gareruaeat Bonds. Hough Possibly It If ths Effasioi Crank or Senaation -Monger. of a A stranger came Into the Armory last even ing, and gently told the Desk Sergeant tn charge there that be had picked up a letter during the day on Houth Canal street th might contain something of interest to the local police. He tossed the letter upon th Sergeant's desk, and took his departure be fore any 1 sailing questions were asked.

Below is given the letter, together with Its address, and it ia, indeed, startling in its lm. port: tbs mrsTEBiot a i.rmi Mw Tobx. Mr Old rriend: I tn dad to bear from roe again, and more than clad to leant that yon (disposed of the 3U tn so short a time, for I told you tbe Western Htarss was the best part of ths ooantrv to use goods ia. I beard from E. E.

He is ma kins money fast- He was here to see me Dpt. 14, and he took a big supply this time, mis, 'is, 10 a. and "JO's. He paid me if 1.000 for thorn. I received a letter from him since, and hs stars that he has nsed of them, ho vou can see as has made splendid profits.

Now. I want vou to eet me a few good enstossars whs has money and send them to aae, and as tras aa there is a God In heaves I will treat tfceni Jnst as booorsole. strauKers or not. it thev oaa only keep thslr secrets to themselves. I will allow them the followtntf terms, viz.

will cost nrwo; tlioiirl will cost 15.MXwill cost 67r: JO.OOO will cost tiKlO. Havs vasseea and the parties yoe seut me from 'Frisco an'U Missouri? And it they are true and good men who you send all right 1 don't oars it thsjr arc; will cost i.ooo. We lot hold of the plats, sod had a hard time in gettlue It from little who has been working in the Engraver's dr part meat, and joa can depend ra he named his owa price. We gars him In gold for It. bat it is the finest piece of work ws hare ever bad from him, aad we have struck off from It f.T.0si, but they will not last long whsa the boys cotnaasnce to ase them.

They -equal the genuine In every respect. Enclosed you will find an article cut from the newspaper. It will prove that the goods can be nsed in sure safety tor I will not deal In poor stock. Kow. I don't care to sell less thaa for any peracm.

Can use that amount In less than two weeks without the least danger. The rest of my catomen have done It In leas time. Bill King was in Chicago, working there. He bought a parr of diamond ear-rings for He paid fur them with the stock be got from me. He also bought a xplendld gold watch and chain for and a good team of horses and carriage for 13.500, and.

so help ase heaven, paid for everything with the stock he rot from me. He was bereou Iec. 10. and got So you ran see he has nude a deaa T4tO ra three days. Hat is a sharp little fellow, and says ths toext time he comes he will take a hatch of luMNio.

Now, anr cuvtomrr you get me. tell them tu direct letters to me same a Inclosed lip. Bnt, for God's ake, don'c let any one sea thi letter. I will keep tbe for you. They wil coot you 1 lo.iss), and cheap thai.

Remember, 1 won't send mr goods to soy one. Thev mut come here a- it is not safe to wml as I mils: Qe caution, as I told you when yon were lat. Direct same as on the slip Wiliirut you a happy and prosperous New Yrar, I remain your old friend. The slip referred to bears the following address 11. Kane, 4- East Houston straet.

Xew York City, rare H. A Jnngman." The letter itself has the stamp defaced, but has no' nut mark imprinted ujmiu it It is addresred upon the outside of the envelope to T. A. Hamilton, Truckeee. Cal.

The new spaper clipping that tbe letter refers to is a long tLpatch from Washington. D. dated May which dilates upon the Iact that the counterfeit tont tuat were discovered at that time must have been printed from plates that came directly from the Bureau of Printing and Engraving. The din-patch fully seta forth tbe perfection that has been attained in tbe printing ot these counterfeits, and goes into a political baramrue to show that the employes of that bureau are not the must nouest aud responai-ble people in the world. The dispatch further states that the government detectives have devotee their attrntion to simply recovering the plates without convicting tbe parties found tn poaaesMon of the bogus bonds, and that by reaon of the corruption tn the Department of Engraving and Printing, this only led to the attraction of other plates.

The last paragraph of tbe telegram dilates fully upon the exact perfection of the bonas as PRINTED BY THE COtnSTEBrErTEBS. and it Is to this that tbe letter mainly refer. The letter itself is written by the hectograph process, and plainly shows that it was intended for a w.de circulation. It again brings to notice the old ease of bond counterfeiting, in which James B. Doyle was the only man sentern-ed to a term in the Penitentiary.

As the clipping set forth, the rase, for some reason, was not pushed to the extreme. and thin letter plainly shows that tbe detectives of the Secret Service Department did not at that time succeed in recovering all the plates that were out Or if they did get all those At that time, they failed to stop the channel through which the plates ran into the hands of the counterfeiters. The internal evileuee of the letter show? that these bonds, printed by Kane, have had a wide circulation, and that they have been successfully passed tn considerable amount- here in Chicago. So fnr tbe local police have not taken anr steps in reirard to tbe letter, and the local of fleers of tbe secret service have not yet been informed of the matter. The police here think that the letter may be a direct clew to another branch of the (amoui bond-counterfeiting gang of winter The tart that lire latter fed into the bands of tbe police certainly points to one ot two things, viz: That it was A LEOlTUt ATB "TT'Ol" on the part of the gentleman who handed it over to the itergeant at the Harrison Street Station; ox, he was a person who wished to tell something- and did not wish to tell too much.

The poliee suppose that the case, is a legitimate one. and they are now eager to besiu tbe search for the man who wrote this letter and the man who received it Outside of all this theiv arises the horrible suspicion that this is nothing more thftn the innocent game of the "boodle peddler." To the uninitiated this can he explained bv saying that the "boodle Is a confidence man who freely offers to sell counterfeit money to any one. aud when the purchaser presents himself, a confederate by a sleight of hand trick, substitutes a bundle of worthless paper for the money that is said to be a splendid counterfeit The local police will give the matter the fullest investigatloii. and time only can tell whether it ia a good case or only a thin fraud. The weak point In the case.

It this be the letter of a genuine counterfeiter, is the fact that he will semi nothing by mall and tbe letter is written by the bextograph process. A little telegrapit-tnr to New York will settle the whole matter. This step has been taken, but no answer has as yet been received. losses by iKDlAXAPotrs, Jan. 1L Tho hominy mills of Backus Co.

burned to-night The building and machinery was owned by Plummer A of Philadelphia, whose Ices insured for $10,000 tn Eastern companies. Backus Co. 'a loss is insured. Sperial Talerrsat to The later Oesaa. Jouxr, 111, Jan.

1 The Urge tile factory of Bannon Brothers In this city was totally destroyed by fire to-night, with all its contents. The fire caught from tho drying kilns, which are Inside ot the building. "The total loss on building, stock and machinery is $15,000, with an Insurance of This ia the second time inside of a year they have been burned. Bbaxtl, Jan. 11 John Zeller's residence was burned last ufght Loss, insured for 5,000.

Special Telegram to The In er Ocean. Fobt Watnk, Jan. 1 1. The postofflce wns damaged last night to the extent of 11,000 by fire. Wkekuxo, W.

Tn, Jan. 11. Tho flouring mill belonging to John Blende, at N'ew Martinsville, W. was burned Wednesday afternoon, and ia a total Tho value or tho bail ding and machinery was stock on hand, 4,000. the bbIU and fix tures were insured for $6,000, aad tho atoct Cor ILoa Burr AX.

V. X. Jan. 1L fichwart Co. tannery a Elmira has boon destroyed to fire.

The machinery also wns badly injwred. The stock was rained at fttO.OOO, and was insured for $9,000. Tbe building cost and was inawred for Dehvbb, CoL, Jan. 1L A $15,000 fire occurred at Pueblo yesterday. Iho bulidtngm.

including the Tlvoli Yariety Theater, were mostly small, and occupied principally by saloons, restaurants, and shops, Insoraaoo nominal. SpeHal TieTaaa to The Inter Oreaa. MIxwaueeb. Jan. li The grain ele-vator of Asmuth Uoeta, on tho corner ot Oregon and Barclay streeta, burned to-night shortly after mtdnfeht It was a small institution, used for storing barley, and contained 20,000 bushela The machinery and building is almost a total loss aad the grain is ruined.

The loss will not fall short ot and the total insurance on the hujjding machinery stock ia about $16,. OHIO rzSZKAL JUDICIAL DISTRICTS. Ipertal Telegram to lbs later Ocsa. Civbxabd, Ohio, Jan. 1L There ia a movement afoot to redlstrict the State of Ohio for Cnited States judicial purposes.

The -scheme ia to take from the Northern District the counties of Logan and Marion and tack them on the Southern District. ''The attorneys have stirred themselves, and petition is already in Washington to ask Congress to make the change Tho total population of the Northern District fas 10 was 1.400,71:2; of the Southern, leaving a balance in favor of the latter of The population of Logan and Marion Counties is and 20.503 respectively, which. if, tbe proposed scheme is carried out, would increase the excess of the Southern District to 431.42U Both the Korthern and Southern Districts are subdivided into eastern and western divisions, with headquarters- at Cleveland, Toledo. Cincinnati, and Cotam-bns. Logan and Marlon now belong to the Toledo district, but the desire on the part of rbe attorneys there is to have them transferred to the Columbus district This already.

Is about twice as large as the Cincinnati snb-dfctrict In respect to the territory, and much larger than either ot the northern THI, TROUBLES OF A ST. LOUIS MAX Scial Telegram to The later Ocean. Sz.aLotrts. Ma Jan. 1L A report was sent out by the Associated Press from New Tork saying goods belonging to bpengler.

of St Louis, had been seised by the custom's officers. Mr. F. Spengler, who owns the grocery on the corner of Olive street aad Grand avenue, gives his version of tbe case. He went to Europe with his wife, and return ing brought with him several cases of wedding presents made to him ty relatives tn Germany.

When the ship reached New York tae custom officer offered to pass the good for Mr. Spongier did not know whether they were dutiable or not, and had prepared' a list wntcn ne nanaeu to the examiner, supposing that he was going to ret the $50 the officer passed the goods aad was then made indignant by learning that Mr. Hpengler did wish to bribe him. but did wish to pav what he owed tbe government The goods were seized snd Mr. Spengler forced to wait ten days, and eventually forced to come on to St Louis without them.

A very energetic effort will be made by Mr. Spengier and his friends to bring the crooked officials to justice. HUSTLSGTOM ASAIX Saji Feanctsco. CaL. Jan.

11. The Kt i.t will publish to-morrow startling statement respecting the lOii.OOO which Hunt-imrton. in his New York deposition, acknowl edged having paid out, for which be had no vouchers nor could not under oath tell what became of the money, except that he paid ft ti asrents and attorneys. The hiun-wr rives a tabulated statement that in 1 he expended tsKI presumably in fighting Scott's Texas Pacific bill, and in extended $1 l.H.tHjtj in his eiforts to defeat the I'hurman btlL the lump the sura of KHJ.tftMt paid March 1. IO, no explanation is attempted.

'Rie A'rani jar euticlulea that as tbe House is Democratic an investigation is imperative. IUILTTAbT STILL LITIS. HxxrA. 3t Jan. 11.

The rumor that John Sullivan was shot to-day by a Montana desperado is ithout foundation. Catarrh in the Bowels Art Lb 1 in! air i- lt rtiara dM tUr- ont-r skin. Th- rrtrHiifiw trr- corrotur with TtlaVrtiriaf it A IIlJQI-rQ dlCa4w. IDOtt fjartitly nixtrnkm. but zaA prtnaQrQalr cored Hoo'W Havi-sanai-tlli.

Thf foUo-wiac udavrly caaf. I i arm fc-r foar jrr from chrcani lUrriirtu I tried rinoui romnltrJ liMcisva. tat tsuiertl to TliL Aftr rfclsia It or ftaertivicBt in th New EaUad Firmer. I rc sjoIt rnl to taakc rtJte ot Hood's HaViAasVnIU. Owinx to my daily Uhrvr I am a mam.

by tai which took mr- from hna for the entire tUr. I wassliixutrd Iom duo ertrrv dir. wlu. I txk thf uxirnm. Is aoca Lv-Ip-d zd 4.

aad I contiQtid till I anU tour bottirs. I am aov a wrll man, entirely frr tm my former tronbrJ. My cure I itrrtbntv to Hid SarpnUs flu-hard Carter, Mitldleboro. Ma. Catarrh in the Head l- more it thsa maar an- a 'are of.

Baling siat 1 oUismel bv the ot Hood's ftratpsriUft. 1 have bern a n-r with catarrh in the bead fnt fifteen NrTr bavise found sot brnrit from the rtl-knowa mm dies. I nwolvej to try a bottle of Hiod'a traiarilla t-t mr catarrh. I would not Uike 3ixr uonred consideration tor the good that one bottla did Lie. I.

W. Lillia. Chicago, m. Boats rterk. Danger from Catarrh IVprtHb span tlte amount and extent of the in tec tion.

There is a violent distrej. protracted, eoiuruim; spell, the eras weep, ths no drii. as 4 Ihr head eeic about to plit. In frorh rusea HomxT Haraparilla corrects tbe ratarrh br i1 dirrt artiun ta diehannnif the poisoa from the Mood 'hronw-h nartirr' 2ral ontletk. es that h'-aluir.

sound" blood reset the aaesutmnes aad at eholescme. Hood's Sarsaparilla- Sold by all Dracxikt. VI ail farSjw Prepared only br C. I. HOOD (xx.

Apothevs rieLow U. stase Hood's Sarsaparilla FnM dmKrits. fEaixfurtX. Prepared only br C. I.

Hf mil a. (TV. Apoiheearr. I wert. Maws.

ELECTRICITY AND MAGNETISM COMBINED IN DR. HORNETS ELECTROMAGNETIC BELTS. F1TTT YEABS A BUTFEBES. "I aae been aaable to waa ever two or three Moras f.w two rears on acrount ot aerir rbniuai ia kaen. ankles, aad hips.

He me boncbt eneot Dr. H-wne wonderful ti otw ran walk many miles. I hew not been so tree from, rhtsmat'km lor fllty rear as I xm ao-dsr. 1 am tmo-tric Kelt gave me immediate r-i-f. aad wards ail aches sad pil bare pnt "aortas.

I ran most heartily twlon Dr. -rue Ketru- Belt, as it possesses rreat rai-riK. Infw. i hare hesrd ot ths wfll all that claimed hr rsa re it suy oi to aae a Chlcaso. Use.

tOO.HH. rn. j. nortfK. Xsisssilsrv fwpiefrv asssl MmnufmtluuA 191 Wabash a Chicago.

tawd for Hrrnlar. evt.mgs snd "eiUs. 5 TsrASfST TwptaiwssT. Osnca or vwa BjfcaerajiT. WASwribTO.

a.C Jaa. H. 1SH4S SZAttD mWOHAlA Will bs received St this cS antil o'clock p.m. of WeoWwlay. Xa.

XX 1 (nr aasnnlaetanns. oeliverins, sad plscinr in poet toe in eomtileM working; order eertaia (urniturs (of I'nited States boildinas ia St. Aamus. Mj. Wanrtnaky, (Hiio.

aad other cines. I'poa applicatloa to this effle aetafled iafanastto will be furnished to fmttwrs manufsefMis lUainaQ to rabmit propMals. Tbe iMpartmeat reserves ft right to rslset soroS all htde. SwrU of soy bid. aad waive (Wests.

iMAe J. SestetesT.