The Coroner remarked to the jury, thab ib was clearly a case of felo it sc. Still, they must brinfj in tlioir own verdiob.
The jury retired, and returned the fol lowing verdict:—"That Admon Chapman, came to hi.? death by shooting, by his ovn hand, whibt in a state of temporary in sanity, cauaed and produced by domestic troubles."

CABLEGRAMS.
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IBY SSIBOTRIO 7ftUI«roAjoB—COCTTIUeHT.]

(Received January 14,10.30 a.m.)

THE RUSSIAN JEWS.
FURTHER ATROCITIES.
St. Petersburg, January 13. A hundred Jews were wounded in the riots ai Saratov, and two thousand families are reduced to beggary;

RUSSIA AND GERMANY.
GOURKO'S RETIREMENT,

St. Petersbueg, January 13. The retirement of General Gourko from the governorship of Warsaw is considered an indication of pacific in tentions towards Germany.
AMERICA AND CHILI.
THE SITUATION SERIOUS,

Washington, January 13. President Harrison is reported to have informed the Cabinet that the Chilian situation is serious, inasmuch as on their part there is an absence of any expression of regret for the attack made on theQkilors- belonging to the United States warship Baltimore by Chilians.
Valparaiso, January 13.
Don Cocha, who held the port folio of Minister of Justice under President Balmaceda, and who was reported to have been killed in the Cordilleras while attempting to escape into the Argentine Republic, has been discovered alive. He will be indicted for treason. It is alleged that Mr P. Egan, the United States Minister, assisted him to escape from the capital.
RAILWAY DISASTER.
OVER ■AN EMBANKMENT.
New Yoek, January 12. A fearful railway accident is reported from Crawfordville, in the State of Indiana.
A train, becoming derailed, fell over an embankment 50 feet deep, and was nearly smashed to pieces.
Two passengers were killed outright, and 38 badly hurt, several fatalty.
