Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 19, 1878, Page 2

i 3 E Country not heard from. morning, Thermometor 45. O3TRA- Q37YR4, Oct, 19.—Scven new cases: onedeath. Total cases, 250; deathn, 30. Fever spreadlng in the country. Light frost tast night. PRY GROVE, Drr (inove, tct, 19.=One death, LEBANON,CHURCH. Lenasox Crioren, Oct. 18.~Two new eates; one death. Slight frost. PASS CHIRISTIAN. P'ass UnristiaN, Oct. 1. —Eight new cases; no deaths, 8light frost thi GRAND JUKCTION. GRARD JORCTION, Oct, 18.—Eight new cases In the country, MORGAN CITT. Monaan City, Oct, 18.—Eighty cases under treatment, Two deaths yesterday, . INVESTIGATION, OFFICENOLDERS ORTTING UP A CHART, Bpectal Mwpateh to The Tridune. Wasnixaron, D. C., Oct. 18.—~Advices trom the Yellow.Fever Commission show that ft ia now engaged in preparing a chart of the dlffer- ent atmospheric changes which occurred during the epidemie. From Investigations thus far it would appear the fover locreased with north winds, but that these winds do not carry the seeds of the diseass with them, The Commls- * #lon has discovered that, In New Orleans, there ‘wero scveral cases of yellow fever beforo the irat case was reported tothe Board of Health, CHICAGO. TRR COMMITTEE OF LADIRS {for tho relief of yellow-fever sufferers met In -Judge Drummond’s court-room. Mrs. Babin ‘was selccted ms Chatrman or the meeting, and tue Committee organized pernanently by se- lecting tho following officers: President, Mrs. ‘Thomas (. Withrow; Directors (South 8ide), Mre, W. G. Hibbard; West 8ido, Mra, Thomax Burroughs; North 8ide, Mra, Bridgemnn. The Bccrotary was nstructed to preparc a notlce to &e read by tho pastors of the different churches to-morrow, and also to be published In the wpress, It s an follows: Thin Committea have secnred Room 2, No, 103 “Lashllo strect, where contributions of clothing, mew or cast-off, bedding, boota and_ shocs, and other articles suitable for tho nsc of the destitnto may be ent, and whero they wil be carcfully packed and alipped 1o tho proner. Assocations at ow Orleans, 'Mmu;; Memubiis, and other *polnts of distribution. The Commitien are ad- <Yised from many parts of the Infected districts, dereribing the need of such articles as heing grent » It han been found neceseary in cases to destroy the bedding of those who haAve been the fover, and {t shonid lie remembered that the stricken reglon ha been dmpoveriahed and great numbers left penniless, and it can be readily acon haw neceseary liberal donations are from our uwn more fortunate com- monity. Dry-goods dealers who feel sn disposed, after thelr liberal contributlons (to the Clijzens' Committee), could make donatlons suitable for dding, efc., and they il bo gratefully recetved and mannfactared by the ladiea’ sewing rocictics of the eity, ‘The offico will bo upen for the recep- tion of dunationa from D n, m. 10 6 p. mm It was decided that the various Indies com- municate with the proper partles, that the Committee might sct intclligently, Tho sew- Ing socicties {n the varlous churches aro re- quested to co-opérate in the work, and piace themselves {n commuoication with the Coms 1nittee. i On motlon, tho following-natned Iadies wero requested to confer with the sewing soclutles of the various charches for th collection of cloth- fug, eta.: Daptist—Firat Church, Mre, J. M. Marshall; Sccond Charch, Mrs, Alonzo Snidecs Michizan Avenue, Mes, James Larmon: University Place, Mrs, John K. Uensley; Fourth, Mrs. Monrno icath: Centennlal, Mre, C, V., L. Petarn; Weate Franbyterian Second, Mrv, W, rd, Mes, David Headley: Joeraon James . Horton; Sixth, Mrn. rrester; Central, Mes. Gen, Ch lain; - Westminster, Mra: J. 1 Chareh. of tho ftedcomer, “‘Mra. Walker, Untiarlon—~Unity Cliurch, Mrs. Sarah Wriht: Mensiah Charci, Mre. dohn C. Iiflton; Third Church, Misn Lee Uarry; Foarth Church, Mrs, J. M. Warc. Universalist—t, Paal Church, Mrs, C. . Hawyer; Nedeemer, Mrs. D, Ward} Thira sChurch, Mra, O. Gnthrle, & +Jy Y. Beammon, New Jeruvaiem “Brown, ~ Congreationa} — Firat, JOvinglon; Plymouth, Bre, F, Eogland, ' Mra, ‘K. W, Blatchford: Mies Brooke, Methodiat—Ulark Strect, Wheeler; Wabash Avenne, Aiss Jonnle head; Centenary, Mre. F. A’ Packard; Graco, Mra, o, L. Hobbe; Trinlty, Mra, Thomas A, 11111} Grant Yiate, Mrs. J. P, Williama; Ads Strect, Mo, Date terson: Langtey Aveone, 'Mra. Muuick Ch (Dlickgan Avenie, Mra, D, Tilichcoc {3rs, Charlen Beoch W. F. Whitchou 1toly Commanion, Mrs. “Col. Sloa “rhielcke; Grace, M . Albert Neeloy: St. Mark's, Mew. Charles 8t. Jumes', Mru. C, . Larrad nity, s/lrl, Anderson, Reformed Lpiscopal—Chr) Mo L. C, Merrick; 8t. Lanl's, Mrs. Do Catholic—For_the city, 1 Jowish Bocletles—Binal Cone gregation, Mes, 1. Calin. THE FOLLOWING CONTRIDUTIONS have been recelved by the Rit. Itev. bishop Foley for the yellow-fever” sufferors Previously né- knowledied, §6,500.45; Dixon, Il., 833,305 Onr l.nd: of Sorruws, Chlcago, $12; Hatsvia, Iil., 21503 Bt. Charles, 11, $25.50; Turner June zx‘ml"u{l"'s?wli' Bl.x utllg:nul' Yullls?l %.lcn"n odality, 8t. Francl *hicaro, ‘otal $7,010.55, 598 Y FIRES. AT MILWAUKEER, WIS, Bueeial Dispaten to The Tridune, MiLwaukEe, Wis., Oct. 18.—At 0 o'clock this eventuge a fire broka out In the Burchard Block, adjoining the Plaokioton House, coroer of West ‘Water and Spriog streets, The fire appeared to be under the roof, and the flood of water pour- edin by the englnes did not reach it. The bulldine f8 o corner, with the main Plankinton House to the west, and tha I, Including the fioest rooms of tho Lotel, to the south ot the burning bufldize, The alarm, “The Plankin- tou Houso is on fire!” spread throughuut the city, aud many thoussuds of people Fatlered fn tho strects to witness the conflagration, By the active exertions of the fircmen, the fire, until the present hour,~11:45 P+ ., —has been kept from the hotel, All the engiues are at work on the fire, with a prospect of its apeedy reduction, The loss by the fire, i( 1t does not extend to the hotel, will be 825,000, The estimated loss Is $20,000 to $25,000, The fusurancy is portial. Mra, D. C. Abbey, $10,000 on plctures; damage not known; damage to the Anbey versanal property, $3,000; In- ;umm'n. 2,005 T. B. Aucrbach, clear-deal o8 £2,000 to $£3,0007 fally tnsared; Mr. T Grosskopf, confectioner, $3,000 to $5,0000 tully jusured; Mrs, Charlen Heth, dressmaker, 505 oot red: Youne Men's Christlan Ap- soclatlon, loss and lasurance not kuown, Pijemen Connell and Theodord Helunemann were partially suffoeated, but revived., NEAR VICKARURG, MI8S, #pecial Dispated 19 The Tridune. Vicksouno, Miss., Oct. 18.—About 0 n'clock . thismorning the house occupled by Mr. Fred Loyd, at the 3towers place, thirteen miles from thocity, was destroyed by fire. Mrs. Loyd was Quite slck in the touse, and barely escaped with Ler life. Everything was burued. His lass in ?Yfih?}flffi?:' and lupul'llgl: amounta to over X h 0o fuaurance, - e d ey Al 0 house was val: —— AT GRAND RAPIDS, Bpeciat Dirpaten to The Tridune, GraND RuPiDs, Mich., Oct, 18,—Robert Briges' barn, four miles north of this clty, was destroyed by fire last night, with all its cone tents, locludiog five horses, seven cows, and large quantity of grain, hay, and farm| - picments. Lotes $3.000, oh whichy thers. oo some_lusurance in the Kent County Mutual, ‘The fire was undoubtedly tho work of su in- ceudiary, ¥, & — g ¢, CHICAGO. . The alarm from . Box 330 st 1:30 yesterday mornfog was caused by a fire {n the two-story frume bullding No. 7867 Adsms stroet, owned h?;mA. A,; Dwelle, and upoecublm,; Damage, §300;, jugurauce unkoo! = K h'e‘:‘ :.nn !ru;: Bu:m“’fl at 7:2 yesterday morulog was causcd by a large tar kettle catgl- bug fire at the corner of Eu.lul sud Jacksbu sirects. Lawmage, $100. e e——— OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS, QuEENsTOWN, 16.—Arrived, City' of Clester sud Nevads, from New York. ' Liveuroor, Oct. 18.—Steamer Domiglon, ar- rived from Mootreal, cxpericnced beavy weather, aud lust overboard 514 sheep. Bteamer Victorts, arrived from Bostoo, eo- countered » gale. Sheslifted her cargo sud loat more than 100 cattle overvoard. New York, Oct. 13.—Ardved, Bt, Laurcot, frow Havee; Btate of Louisiua, frow Glasgow, THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SATURDAY OCTOBER 19, 1878—-TWELVR PAGES, POLITICAL. The Cipher Dispatches Com- manding Universal Attention. Secretary Sherman Puzeled Exceedingly at the Revelation, He Hardly Expected to See o Levi- athan Caught in a " Mush- rat” Trap. The Democratic Managers Greatly Dismayed at the Turn in Affalrs. South Oarolina in a State of Insurrection Against the Law. The Political Hell in That State Organized to Order from a Distance. The True Inwardness of the Water- proof Affair Visible Even Through Democratic Reports. HEADQUARTERS, COMMENTS EVORED NT THR BXVLANATION OF TILDEN, Bperinl Dispatch to The Tridune. g Wasmxatos, D. C., Oct. 18.—Tillcn's letter, in which be attempta an explanation of the cipher dispatches, has caused much surorise tere. Even Tilden's versonal friends nud sup- porters admit that it fs not sstisfactory, and does not meet the case, ‘Yo explain the clrcum- stances which scomed to bring the knowledge of the cipher dispatches directly to Tilden by tho asacrtion that Tillen was o great reformer, and consequently could have had no knowledge of them, is 1czarded as a protense too ridiculous for serfous consideration. The Republicans think one Important object has been galned by Tilden's letter, which is the practical admission of the authentlcity and gcnuluencss of the cipher dispatchies themsclves, it is consldered certaln that the Tridune had such evidence of the genulueness af theso dispatches, and of the correctness of the translation, that 1T WOULD HAVE DEEN DANGEROUS AND USR- LESS for Tilden to have attempted to deny that such dispatches existed. In at least Indirectly ad- mitting thelr genulneness, and throwing the re- soonsibility for thiem on others, Tilden bas done what the Democratic monagers here have long expected him todo. They endeavor to make the most of Tilden’s explanation, and will give it the greatest publitity in the campalgn, but they aro not satlsfied withit. The Democrats are so Irrluated with the cipher disclosures that thoy clalm If the craud issue is to be forced upon the country and to bo charged to the Democracy, the lnotter will know how to retort and take care of themselves, amd ythat the Administration need not expeet to bo apared In the eveut of a report from the Potter Committes to tho effcct that the Presidential scat shoulil be declared vacant. There are no Democrats who have the audacity to say tho dlspatches aro not geonine. Pelton, Bmith Weed, and Marble are to be made scapegoats. WATERIROOP. 4 Republican advices from the Tensas Parish troubles in Louisiana eay }hat they have been grossly - exagaerated. . The absurdity of the report that the negroes were “ate temptiug to overawe the whites s apparent when it s known thero are but 800 whito voters In the parlab, while some 4,000 colored Republicau votes arc usually polled. It wasnot necessary to overawe tho white vote. The entire proceeding Is regarded by Republicans here as a part of a scheme to in- titnidate the colored vote, and, If possible, to keep tho Republicans from the polls, TRB RED-SNIRTED LAMPTON, News from Republican sources, arrived to- day, fully contirins tho statement of the Democratic papera as to the condition of affairs in Bumter County, Bouth Cardhna, and the fne auguration of the shotgun policy under Wade Hampton, The Edgefield idea still appears to prevail. There is vo quarter for Revublicans, South . Carolina fs practically again i arms, and an order Las beeo lssued from hesd- quarters that every county must bo carrfod at all hazards, regardless of consequences. The era of peace and good will that was expected and predicted has not come, and wlil not como unless Iepublicans sbandon thelr rights and submic to the domination of n Democratic winority, The Reoublicans, slthough fn an overwhelming inajorlty, have not dared to make nominations for State ofticers, and they arc NOT AULE TO TOLD A MASS-MEETING In the Btate. The recent attitude of the Admin- istration is ridiculed, and tho letter of tha At- torney-General directing the United Btates Dis- trict-Attorney to see that the Electlon laws are enforeed 1s utterly disregarded, and s the sub- Ject of Jest. The United Btates District-Attor- ney and United States Marshals themselves, al- though directed to be present ot the mecting at Sumter County Jast Saturday, did not appear there, and bove sent no report to tha Attorney- Gencral Lo give the reason for their non-appear- ance, Probate-Judire Bamuct Lee, who was as- saulted by flampton’s alds at a public meeting, and who suliaitted bis caso to the Presiyent, wus coupelled to hide for bis Jife upon his ro- turn to Bumter County. WIAT AILS CLARKSON TOTTRS] The refusal of Clarkson Potter to stand s a can didate for Congreas Is very generally inter proted here to mean that ko fears his defeat wilg be certain, Bome of Potter's Iriends, however, say that an explanation has been found in the fact that he [uteuds to be a candidate for Gov- eruor, SECRETARY SHERMAN., UIS ABTONISUMENT HEGANDING TUE CIPOER BUAINESS, Spectal Ditpater to The Tribuns. ‘WasiingToN, Oct. 18,—Following {s an inter- view with Becretary Sherman upon the subject of Tilden's letter and the clpher telegral “In 1t reasonable to supposs snybody would assunio Lo inuke offers of such large sums of wouey directlydrom Mr, Tilden's bouse without bis sauctlon or knowledge i ‘It would cortalnly sppear fmprobablo that large sumis of money could be offcred by immos diate relstions and persons kuown as contiden- tial fricods of Mr. Tilden without his sanction or knowledge. Buch conduct on thelr part, un- less authorized by bim, would be & greab abuse of bis friéndship, which .np doibt be would resent sud ilwl." W . ““ It sppears that cerrain telegrams In clpher were sent from and deliverpd ny the housp of 3ir. ‘liiden; that, by the wonderful fngeunily of thy Tribune, they are translated by key which it would seew to be jmpossible to Inyent; that tho correctness of - this trauslation is ot lulp::dml. sud, therefore, it would sbpeur ta S MATOEMATICALLY PROVEN that the transtation fa correct, aad {t will so be roceived by the public unless the truc keys are kiveu. Do yoo see suy goad reason to douby that Tildou knew all about these cipler tele- gramel" * Oue thiog that makes it difilcuit to bellove that Triden ssseuted to some of thew is that they ure fucousistent with bis geucral couduct and thurneter, and his known cantton. 1 knew Tilden In & gencral way, awl eaw him transact fmpottant business, and, belfeved fn hia Integ- Hty. The downright purchase of votes (nul- eated by these telegrams is entirely inconsistent with the conception I had formed of his charac- ter. My opinion is tnhat great forbesrance stonld bo exercised towarda the gentlemen accused of sending these diapatches, and every opportunity given to them to denyor excuse themselves. TRRT SHOULD MAVE TAR BRNXPIT of all the presumption of Innocence, and, It the telegrams bear Lwo constructions, the most In- nocent should be Riven to them. That s not the way some men treat men when falsely dc. cused, but it 1s the honorable and falr way. They should have the benefit of it." Being asked- whether the Democratic party could escape responsibility for the acts of its lenders, Sccretary Sherman replied: * The masses should not he held responsible, tinléss they Indorse those leaders. THE THOUBLA WITH THE DRMOURATIC PARTY is, that it has never punished any crime against the elective franchiro where It derived benefit from the crime. The greatest reproach against that party fs, that {t has always encour- aged frand from which (t derived an advan- tage.” Secretary Sherman further sakd, in substance: “If the offcrs of money are established, there can be but one opinionamong honest inen, Such attempts were crimes against tha elective fran- chise,—not greater than the frauds of 1863 or THE REPEATED CRIMES AND PRAUDS intho Southern States, but, affceling as it did the Electoral College, more dangerous in their character. The most {bnocent of these tele- @rums, if true and genulne, is infinitely worse than the letter falacly Imputed to me, or any act fmputed to the Republicans who went Bouth at the request of Gen. Grant. Jf the same rules of lugie, and construction, and {nnitendo, and unfairness were now applied to’ the Deme- ciats, the English language would be exhausted for terms of denunciation.” WATERPROOY, A TOAX. Snocial Phpatch to The Tribuns, NEw Outeank, La, Oct, 18,—The Tensas Parish excitement turns out to he a ridtcenlous re. Thatruth appears to be that Capt. Peck, at the head of twenty armed and mounted men, rodo up to Falrfax's house at night and demand- cd to sce Fairfax. 1la refused to come ont and thoy broke down tho door. Stmultancously four negroes on the Inside fired, killing Capt. Peck. Thefiro was returncd and threo negroes wounded. Falrfax s unburt, Tho three wounded men are stiil at his house, and the subsequent excitement was caused by the fran- tic appenls of the people of Waternoof. FAIRVAX'S EFFORTS TO ORT ACROSS QUARAN- TINE WHILE ASLERP] Anectal Dispateh to The Tridune. VicksBURa, Miss., Oct. 18.—~The origin of tho troubles at Waterproof, La., as your correspond- ent learns from ths oflicers of the steamer R. E. Lee, which arrived here this moroiug, BeEmA to ha the determination of Alfred Falrfax, the.colored nominco for Congress In that district, to break through the quarantine of 8t, Joseph and hold o public meetiog in that place. Capt. Peck, who bad command of the nearest company of State militls, was scnb for, and, with soveral of his mon, WENT TO FAIRFAX'S 1(0UAE, about a mile distant from the quarantine line, to rcwonstrate with him and get bim to desist from holding the meeting, in conse- quefice of the fever ' exclicment. As Capt. Peck monnted the steps lesding to the housc, o volloy was fired by Falrfax's inen, who wera in the buitdiog, and Capt. Peck fell dend. The firc was at once returned by the whites, aod Falrfax snd scveral other negrocs wounded. The whites then withdrew, carrying thelr dead commander with them, sad lmwe- diately . TROAN PREPARING YOR TUE WoRsT. Doth parties, are armed aud in position, tho negroes largely outumbering the whites, as will be scen from tho following extract from 3 letter recelved n this city to-day from the nelgh. borhood of therecent confllct, and furtherscrious troublemas beexpected at any moment: **There is great excitement and lll-feeling botween the whites and the blacks. Tho negroes on Bondu- vant's place arc worklog yet, but, ds § write,n drum Is beatlng on Baoton place. Reparts have Just come In that Judge Cordell and Jeff Soy- der aro wounded, and most BRRIOUS FEARS ARK PELT. Jor contempt and keep thém locked up until the day thofs Rallroad and the Standard Compsny. Ihey have ainee diseorered that they have lost more than they galoei, S0UTH CAROLINA. WAR AND RREUELLION, Apectal Dispateh o The Tribune, Wasiinoton, 11 C, Oct, 18.—A letter re- eefved to-nfahit from Judge Lev, ot Bumterville, explains why he did not attend the Republican meeting there tass Baturday. Lee says: © Alde- de-Camp Darden, of Hampton's staff, had my house surrounded with one of his’ compnnies, threatening my life in most shusive languace it 1 dared to attend the meeting, I was forced to FOREIGN. tonded to efact the Hayes Eleclnumrn\-med the faur votes cotld be obtained {n the Henate): the recond was a writ of mandamua to take the returna of the vote for Governor, and Licuten- Aut-Cosernor ont of the hands of the Speaker of the Republican House, and give them to the Bpeaker of the Demacratic e The nian- cometit of hoth these affairs was dictated from Uramercy Patk, an additional fores of ahont 250,000 ¢ 1t sng moment to take the Ml 1¢ ).y, 1 proposed to {1ctense the searly contyye, u[ln" fecriits by G0,000. The artilfery 1y ye gos o with @uns of superior_ manulactire ayg g range than the present weapons, e 240 establiatuient of the reacryo artiiery w3 Aist af twenty.four brigades. Kinalie, 1, riod of m||llnr? wervice will Ue reduced oM cars. ¢ AlL his," weites the fubqr o el ta briliiant reauite, for in the nurde M1 few venra we shall be able 40 broalure o0 of 2,000,000 combatants, Army MISOELLANEOUS, 00140 TO CANADA, Ofsial Report as to the Condition of the Glasgow City Bank. The Actunl Loss to the Shareholders Will Foot Up Over 823,. 000,000, 51,1 New Yonr, Dee, 4,— io F., care A, 0, Hagell, Catumhia: Independencn lanch on reckon wilddre bevy oncann —[1] If oaink lo devour brat pssert ta outright hevy dormonse Incomniode confederate for corporonl of It balcony fho fAllaw of bar8 by niect basler for corporeal promise bigeet and ésti. mato incommamle would bovy asphyzia wonld beyy hunane to indispote thetn ahol embeasle woman A Systematic Falsification of Reports . Practiced by the Bank Contaa, Oct. 18.~The Dul scek refuge In o friend's house, whera I ro. | uecdoto pry dike on youe sitlp lilorall omnita h 9 of Edinbupg matned bid duting the entire dar, not daring to | 7 oack tores ey, 06 sillance. . [Nosig.| . Ofloers. started for Marsaltles, where hie will e the Black Prinos and esll for Canarr <™ welcoms the Marquis of Lorns ang J participate or to ne reen with Republieans, as T knew I should be shot down by Democratic Transtation. la Tportant indge o wan ovisnto be obtalned 1 . ., Ifonlertoieliver paper angurt to : " rinen soldlers. Dflive 11, & ne retiinmy o baper apgurtenance to | Reforms Proposed by the British : Govern- | Louisa on their arrival there. TR ACHEME, p Iy Eompit’fue contem, o I [ihe Electors] at: ment Inaugurated in Asia s o !yrv;;n:m.:." From information recelved here It 18 belleved | tmot tno etercie of authority br meating. nt. Minon, Fy Oct. 18, undation in tig vy, by prominent _officiats that the work now in | frih it contempl: | Brenare beforehand and en; 8] of the Bermidn swept away uousen and bpg,, progress in Bouth Carolina to crush out the Republican orgaclzetion was begun under the urgent advico of the same eet of Northorn Democrats who Inslated from Washinzton upon he humnne 10 imprison them separntaly during Wednesny, AM Hepends on your State. Lot nothing undo. ~ Keep un advised. Hero, with this shameless attempt to setze, hy foree of arms and tho usurped authorlty of and reducead tiaty [atnilies Lo utier g Subsetiption-iave ate opened for nn’«l‘rcrlu‘lxlle‘:lm e Tll‘ljl;r;\‘lgllxl\c‘rl!ur cuiaty, L.oNnon, Uct, 18.—~A dispateh g Miniateth & 1 Broceh Fifty Thousand Bulgarian Troops _Organized under Ruae slan Offiders. 2 otte, Brizzo, atla Brovehert): oy the §merrymandering of Olfo. The object “h?ml..-m’g ug, g(nm {.m“’ office |]'|.|c). ;m |.?u ?'l;"c fi:llgx;lvd;:;'e&.‘mfillwrmuw:n cfiu:“?.,g"wt’! tl 2 h: view (n | tried in four Siatca to_bny, wa leave for the . WA Whiith Tavop (o, g:ul:h_c“!z“c:\en; ;u:?r:?-:on:;’ Dtfl:; J;lm Gel. | present. Mr. Ramuel . Tilden, tho. Roformed GREAT DBRITAIN. untimited right of public meeting, A u;'.'sn'fi‘.t b4 emocrat. Thie Bouth Carolina scheme At lnst T GLANGOW CIASH, . tion of Parliament Is not Improbavle, cgation, and eo have the vote of the State for | ¢ SUQAR 1Y PHANCE, J fell to the grouna heeatne the vhe part nocos- LoNDoY, Ort, 18,~The official roport of the & Presldent It tase the electton 18 thrown into the | aary to give validity to all tho rost was nat ab- fovestigations Into the affalrs of *the City ot Pants, Oct, 2—Acconling 1o 1he rapory Jan lfouse. Thewcnding effort fn South Carolina | taiited. The four votes nocessary In the State al p erued than tho | Vaucid o tho production of indiccnous sge 18 1o carry the present Republican dlstricts— | Sennte could not he hought Lho.eventful da; sgow Dink, Justlesuod, I8 worse than the | for tho year ending the Sist of Jat Auwmer ths namely, Rainey's, Smalis?, and Caln's, and so | TAMe: the Republlean Scnatestood flrm: and | most gloomy forcbodings, The loss shown in | thtal hroduce nmpunlml L4 1,000, (k) dlo, the votes of the anven Electors wers duly cast the balnco sheet 13 £5,100,083, This loss, trith on the th of December for Tages aud Wheoier. | tie o Whbss 1) £5. 100 s to have & majority of the Congressional dolc- the addition of £1,000,000 capital, the shinre- rammes, inst 344,000,000, the hced in i % Thero s icretors, g™, Katlon. i holdcrs will have to make good. Thereport | 1icreite of IBM0MN kilodrammmes, 1 win |y % 5 L The rotmenibored that the Year 197697 yy; 3 Okt 18, A NI N -4 | Thus sinca the commenceient bf the yeat the | showing a diwlnution on' the vreceding e, Weed [Tilden's agent| no sooner reached New TOHY. weokly roburng of the amouht of blllon in | 2I3.0(0,000 kilutrammes, - York than he placed himsell at the end of the telegraph-wire In the Everelt Tlouse head- aumm, and began to send and recelvy clpher- ispatchess ‘Thls Yenr's fuorgre partial it proveinent i‘v’-e:;. Industry, A8 reganly thy export” of sugit during 199713, “tugre py been an luctedse proportionally x larget thn tho Incrense of popnlation, Oy 3,000,000 kilogragimes Hava been reny Blroy, TThe amount I 18767 was' only 5,000,000 iy 3 Spectat Dispatch to The Tribune, Creverann, 0., Oct. 18.—~Tho Leader to-mor- row will publish (ntervicws with all the leading Jobbing and wholesale deaters of tha city in re- gard to the prospects of the falt trade, These aro pathered twithout referenco to shades of political faith, and arounanimous fn the opinton 18, therefore, ohl condition of tf band, which the batk was oblired to make to tho Government #0 as to show that its funds wete mainthined In duc proportion to ita note issue, have beon falsified by adding thereto imaginary sums vatylng from £00,00 to £300,- fetely to e 0 Tonre and 3 i he quantity conslined 10 tho bondeq waor o days but K Jino can make Nables Tho Dircctars’ reports o the sharcholders | houses exceeded S1,000,000 Kllogramee ™ January, CThis will mako hoth liath A} right, | that he acason will surjass that of any formany BT 11 veached only. B0 ek In E‘.:{’,:.'.‘:f.’.fi‘r‘}‘. L Will remain in Dath .nilu ';;‘" yeats past, Dealors evergwhorn feel that bote also overstated the amotnts of securities and :fl i “nhlll"ree:: ‘I:; Pzgi’yn 0 li)crunflxll":"mm"; Dbulllois held I reserve by £020,704 and £200,- 000 respetively, and understated the loans granted by £1,120,704. The Dircetors, furthier- more, have been in the hablt of treating fn the balance-sheets £7,043,057 of bsd dobts-—over halt of which 18 due by four deblots—as an aviilablo Assct. . ‘Tho ptincipal assets of . the bank dre bonds and shares pl the Westorn Unlou #allway of the Uuited Btates, and scrip of the Now Zealand and Australisn Land Company, tho value of which is cstimatdd st £358,450, aud £078,845, re- [Translation, Send 5,000 immediatoly to Haaxell, Febtunry {1 axpect to get majorily Honds and —- Honntet but 5,000 can make majority Democratic, 'Fhis wiil make Conrt all right. Ricclotal poned; will romain i Court and ma vote Democratic, a3, Cotusnra, Nov, z‘n‘-.}mm Weed, Everst Houae, New York:, Chicago is tao heavy for Caba nices Tom {8 sent to Spain, - K. June ia im- eratively nceded to prevent ‘Naples falling and nvolving Bath and Caba, Jo Spatn to Papls im- mediately. OrE. {Translatton.) Fxpenso intohieavy for the Electoral tickot, tom prices have been reached, and are hopeful and cheerful in regand to the future. [n alarge number of {nstances thevpinion was voluntecred that & genersl revival of tradq was nt band, caused by the certainty of resumption, tho re- peal of tho Bankrupt law, and the general re- sult of the eloction In this Btate. Bald Mr. Van Dorh, ot Lockwood, Van Dorn & Mlller: * Democrats And Ropobiltans agree that the harg-money victory ' has been of wdvantage to cversbody.? Al fiiterviewed sny that the dls- position fs widespread to buy and seil for cash, und a safe business I3 boing inaugirated in Thus, thourh the cunsumption of -nm“fi'. France amonnls to only about S0, weiang pey head of the popnlation agaimst 63.1h welg fy England, the Increase te alwaya In ©Xpartatigy rather than {b cotainption. Tt Is not casyy sy whether this fa due to the high pric o sugar in I'rance, i part owlee to the premigy on exportation, which enlinieed the g y Trome In proportion n it eheapens the arge, abroad, or to the amall consuinntion of tes gy coffee tn n great port ol France, Where Wilie Jy hrv Iar tha leas eXjpeialvy beversie, or g buth the 80 CAUSES. 4 : g nvans posl- Electocal L , “Fiva th d 1s | every dltection. spectively, 3 D N R R Cromds weta asseimbled etors e bank and . CRIME, vl I e vote, W'l 0] i invole! "I‘;g;"llm':;‘dnm;."" ote. ‘Talegran! BLAIR. Excliange, awaltlig tho roport, which, cansed OS'TIRRACISM. WHAT MONTOOMERY $1INKS OF ¥ILDRN, Bpectal Dispatc to The Tridune. Wasamxerox, D, O.. Obt. 18, —A statement has been written by the Hon. Moutgomery Blair expressiog lils oplalon in regard to the clpher telegrams. Judge Blair thinks it was unnecessary for M, Tilden to have made any dental of complleity it mny nttempt to purclinse the Returning Boards. Nobody who knows him would suppose it possible that he could beorivy to any such attemnt, and as, especlally, he does not understand that the disphtehies themaclves imply any knowledge on his part of any such at- tempt, and the fact that the enterprise came to nothing after the barzaln wad stritk by other .partiesagreslog toact fn his foterest, becunse the mnnoy was not put up, it Is very conclusive evidence that he was no party to it, for he Is supposed to bhva the ineitod, and ¢ {s not likely that ho could have fatled to have used them I o had been prity to the atrangentents or had gone lanto it at all, consternation. A call for £500 por share Is antictpated, which, 1t s thought, hall the shoreholders will bo una- blo to meet. Ihio remalnder of the sharehold- ers will thus ultimately bo compolled o pay double, 4 = 145, Coruxnta [No nmnl].-s.] Fred, Roerett House, Newo York: ~ Sugar held, Too late, London fud- journed? word Uistted |, Bath firm, but ‘Tom ueceevary. Send K, Junu to Spain immediatel; Pory, llt'l'rmu-l-um:.l Consultation held, Toa late. Donrd adfourned, Court tinn, but money necessary, Send 0,000 to Havkell fwimedtntely, At lust the answer: " a7, Nzw Yonx, Nov, ME—C’M. A, 'C, Haskell, Co- km"““ 1f R, Junc can mnke Naples In lloase And ‘ork May, Spain can Varis as yon Jo; otherwiso cannot secure tea, r v 8w, . 1Tranilstion. ) 1 5,000 can make majority in ITonso and fix Sen- ate, Huskoll can drawas you tolegraphed; other- wiso canuol sccure arFangement, é THS LABT PLOT, ‘The South Carolina, Legislature miet on the 23th of Novewmber.. The excluded Roepresenta- tives of Kdgeticld and - Laurens Countles being refused adinisslon, oll the Democratic members ol the House, accompanied by ont Republican, Ielt the Cupitol nndfrg:ml:ml A [Iouse of, thelr own at Carolina Hall, Counting the men from Edgetiold und Laurcys(who had no cortificates), Brecial Dispatch to Thé Tvidune, LouisvitLe, Ky., Oct. 18.~In the Unlty = States District Gourt to-day n case of n rathyy remnrkable thatacter was cnlled. Bmith Rety, colored, clalins §10,000 damages from Miltoy Asher and others, who are degominated i st citigens of Henrd County, Ky, Retd dalny to have been forcibly driven out of Henty Cong. ty undér penalty of death, I company with 4y family and relailons, on the Jihot August, 133, The defendants charee that they compells] Reld 1o ledve to Yot bloodsned, which, they aver, wad'bound to axur lu case le remaloed, o8 Reid was telllng o story In effet that the wives and dauehters of certin reputable nersons of Henry County had bees sallty of fmproper intimacy with himeel( and other male relatives, Thede tromen would hare mobbed Reid aud his family, and hence the desira dn the port et tho best citfzens to hare hien leave tuelr coutitry, Held'sstory is that b was at work in his garden when s number of THE SITUATION IN LONDOS, Loxpow, Oct. 18.—Tho Duily News, In its finsocial columd, alluding to street rumors, says: ‘‘As faras conld bo nscertatned at tho Inat moment sesterday,thete was tio fondation for the report that ony London bLank Is in diflculty. On the contrary, accommodation was given more freelye These: cndeavors to create difficulties by the concoctors of this sneces of intelligence are much to bd deprecnt- o, A similar report which wvas started relative to a lonu from the Bank of France to the Bank of Engjand may have served the ends of its In- ventora.t | ° . “Lbv Z¥mes, i lts financial article, says: ** No fresh v.-omulluunnlwnra announted yesterday or spprehended, very imaginative story was started of an arrangement for the Bank of En- Ay laud to get fabuluus amounts of gold from the | men catno up to his louse and fnunired for they oumbered sixty-four members: without ” = # G 0 e these they hiad fiby-sig; the Republicans had n;r,‘:},:f;l‘.ls‘ Banle of Frnce Fhe iory Was utterly with- | him. Several of tho men surrounied the bou, out founustion,' tifty-nine; the number necessary to a auoritn of afwl House was, sixty-three,” ‘Nie legality of both asseiublles, therstore, was in doubt, Thers was no dispute about the Senate; that stood cightean lh:nubncaII;, 1o, thirteen Demacrats. ‘The Democratie M proramma” was sovedily untolded. It was, 1,0 buy enbugh members of the Republivan Legislatuie to mako a uuo- rum in the opnosition body. 2. With the Dem- ocratle Leglslaturs thyp, obtaltied, to_count in 1lampton aid the whold Democratle Stute Gov- ernment, 8. To Inaugurate theso officers by the aid of the ritieclubs, (h'spite of any opposition by the Federal authoritlea. 4. By means of the Vemocratic State (Toyérament o declare the Hayes Elcctors iutmdc}n. and fssuc a tow set of vertiticates to the Tilden Etectors, 5. To at- tack the title of the Un);en Electors olso n the State Court, and eithed Toree themn to recognize the jurisdiction of that tribunal, fn which cuse they would be enjoined’froin acting, or in caso of thelr refusal to recgenlzo It to fmprison them ‘while others went to It, and several came bk toward the garden where he was ot wok Whet ~they saw him he starel to 'rumy elght or . ten shots beig flrq&l After him, which had the efTect to stop bin. 'they. gm,"%u‘,, apd arrested him, Al wene T 'fivflxrmm with revolvers and navy pistols A man caught hold ¢f cach arm and 1ed him o the depot at New Campbellaburg, whitle otben surrounded his brother, Fraunk Reld, his fsther in-law, Allen Scott, hils mother, Adaline Oliver, ——— EASTERN NOTES. 1. ., AMNESTT TO BOSNIANS. VizsNa, Oct. 18,—Austria hus requested tlio Scrvian Guvernment to notufy.the Boanlan refu. | gees that full mmnnesty bus been grantedto bem,” * g #paclal Dispatch to The Tribune, Decatun, Ik, Qo 18,~A large Democratic audlence gathered fu. our Court-House last night and listened to speechos by Gen. Farns- worth and Gen. Palmers' The former attacked Tne Cinicado Trisuxe for publishing uu artlcle +in July lust about redicing tho standing army, and necusing it of boing ‘fu, tho ring to defraud a tax-burdeued pesple. -Geén, Palmer opuoscd thio extravagdit use of the ‘bublle funds, and tirew dirt ot Cannon, Very Iittle entbustasm, TANSON BTOUGIHTON, Specinl Correspondencs of The Tribuns, ' BYcasons, L, Oct. 17.—Farson 8toughton s fn o bad fix, The Democracy of Du Kalb County do not generally ndorée J. C. Stoughton, the Democratic and Prohibition candidate for Con- gress in this (Fourth) Diserict: they do not ke TIE DOBRUDSCRA. The Mohamuiedans of tha Dobrudscha have 8,000 ritles, and will resist the Routnatians, t ARMING THE DULOARIANS, Loxnoy, Oct. 186,.—A Berlia correspondent reports’thag tha native armilea forming fu Bul- goria and East Roumella aro under Rusatan ofil- cers, cquipped with lussian orins, commanded in the Kussian tongue, and number. about 80,000 men. Forclble enltstaments contliue. Arms aro distributed by the Russtahd amiong the Chrlsttan Uarrett, oll of whom were taken fato the depot strongly guarded, Cocked plstols were placed ot thélr heads, and Ceuch and everr one .uf ihe party was made lo Lol up honds and solemnly mwear to late thu Btate, never to return, ‘under a threat that, if the oath stiould ayer be broken, fustant desth cither by hahzinir or being shot, would be the ‘)m\nlty. They were all put on th trainand 3 g ! ol The last report Is thal a posse of sixty or sev- [ JOXGRCI 00 T tho combination nor the mau, and prefer theirs | villayea in Kast Roumella, whilo the Turks pro- fi:&;’,’,fi.’g@:fl ,‘lf,"f;f; [n%flf,",“ Iefi?m:?:?efiu coty whites which went down to Waterproof to PUN ATTI straight or ot at all, ahd it 18 doubttul If | rido rifles and amwunitiun for the Pomaks in | his trial this moruiug In company with bis rels- orrest Falrlax for tho murder of Capt. Peck was inet and routed by 2,000 negroes. Four whites were wounded." A dlspatch received by Gen. Martln, of Natchez, from Rodney, Miss., about four or five milesfrom the scene of action, says that the Insurgents (the negroes) were burnlog gins and vesldences near Waterproof, La., sud calls for men, nrms, and ammunition to ald In quelling therlot. A later dispateh from the same point stated that ARTILLENY PIGHTING had been heard fu the direction of Waterproof. Hopo is, bowever, entertalned from tho wells known couservatlve natnre of some of the gen- tlemen who bave gone to the scene of trouble, | that the matter will be settied without further bloodshed; but, If there Is a dispoaltion on the part of cither side to try th arbitrament of arwns, thers (s no doubt but tho result will be Iu favor of the whites, PTENNSYLVANIA, SENATOR CONKLING AT PIILADRLIRIA, Hpectal Dispateh 10 The Tribune, Pumaveremia, Pa, Oct. 18,—Benator Coukiing's sueech at the Academy of Music to- night was the event of the campaign thus far inthiscity, and it develoved a degreo of en- thusiasm that augers well for the result in November, ‘The Beoator was ac- companted from New York by a num- ber of friends, who were met at the statlon on arrival and escorted to the Contl. nental Hotel, where scores of prominent Re- publicans had called to greet the Benator, The crowd kept coming until supper-thne, and eveu then they could hardly ba kept back until the party had refresbed themselves. The leading Republican Club s the eity,— the Unlon,—which: had entertained Ben- ators Cunkling, Cameron, liowe, and others lust winter, acted as cscort to the Academy, and they turned out about 400 muw, with s Land of muale, accompanylog the Senator, who rode in 4 barouche drawn My four black horses. Lonyg before they arrived the - Academy had becu packed full, except the space reserved for tho escort, and the crowd ontside was largs euough tobave filled two more halls as large. The street was kept (lluminated by & CALCIUM LIOATS AND ROCKETS uati) the asrival of the ‘party, soon after 8. Tuere was bardly & man in ihe party kuown to the Hepublicans of tha city and Stato wio was not there, The Ifvn. Morton MeMichaol introduced Mr. Conklioz gracefully, and ss he 1040 t0 speak ho was greoted with round sfter round of apulause and cheers, which Le inter~ rupted by pluoging into bls spoech. It was de- voted entirely-to the financisl question, which b dealt with I8 his usaal plain; stralzbtforward manner. He way frequently interrupted with chears, and it was evidens that the audlonce was fully iy sympathy with bis words. . Republicavs foel very jubilant to-night over the success of the dewoustration. g H PRTROLEQUS POLITICS. © Special Dpatch v Ths Trivuns, Pirrssuna, Pa., Oct. 18.~Gea, McCandlags® feport axainst, {he pll-prpdiicera'ta” the” Frelghts discrimination conlroyersy bas produced slmost unparalluled excitement at Purker's, Bradford, Oil Gity, and msdy other places. Last ulglit bo wai buug lo ¢Qlgy st Bradford, and to-wight hq was busped wb Parker's... I8 ls. broadly binted that McCaudioss was pukd; 620,000 for his de; clalon by the $tandard Oil. Cowpayy, Ol oper- ators bero sre pot much less indignaut than those fu the producing discricts. Leading Dyw- ocrats deny all respusibility for the dechsfou, but the Feurml bellc! 1s that they conseuted to its publication st this time on the pround that it would streagtbes thew with the Peunsyle Hroughton can get half of the Democratio vote of this countyy while, on_tho other hand, the combination Is extremely distasteful to the Pro- libitlon or ‘Temperance people, and thoy are, almost without “an exception, opposed to Stoughton. Tho sama feeling exlstsa over the whole district, and where Btoughton is cxpect- THR PAIL. Preporations for tiis complicatod serles of operations were mado with all speed. 'The Court lasued an otder to the [ayes Electors to show causo why they should not be enfolned frum actiug, and nindp It roturnable on the af- ternoon of the Gth of December, tho very day appointed by law for thg Electors to meet and the Ruodopy iliits, ABTA MINOR. Denvaw, Oct, 18.—~The negutinilons concern- Ing the reforms i Asla Minor at lust promise some result, Mixed Christian and Mussulmon tives, who had been “tanlshed with hin, and s large utinber of witoesses, Much excltewent atteuds the trial.. A DANGLROUS FUORGERY. #peciat Dispatch fo Tha Trivune. &nd Jomes (arrett, Charley Perry, and Nelson | lice ure to be commanded by English oflicers. Ngw Yonk, Oct. 19.—The arrest of a younz cether, | 102 to get any conalderablo number of votes | 1O i L e L D T T B e b R Au Engitsh Austatont Judge will bo added té | mab namod Flowewell, who offered uuted uns Wado "nmp{’on acut thie followlng remarkable il cach Court of Appeal, 'tho Governor and head |- Fonawi Vapk ot Jesup, Paton & Co.'sofie telegram: v MISCELLANEOUS, tox-gatherer will Le appointed and dismisscd | Thursdas, has proved Important in exposing 11 & i e e b B dritih NEW YORK, subject to Engilsh approval. These and vomie | extensive aud acep-laid plot to swlndle the pex- COLUMBIA, 'y By 1 . h dlewlily 3 other equsily impostant elauses Liave bovn ap- proved in principlu by the Parte, THR LusalaNg, Lonvox, Oct. ld.~A dispatch from Con- stantinople says the Russiaus have traualurred the fnances lu Enstern Roumella to au luterna- tional commtsrion. ‘The Russlon uriny remaios at Habe-Eskl and Lule-Bourgus, about 100 miles from Constauti- nople, and will muke no further movements. TUH UUsKIAN EXVOY TO CAVUL. L.oNDON, Uct. 16.~Tho Juski Jir eays (o, Stolcioff, Russian Envoy to Cabiul, was. Rccont: vauied, when he returned to Taslikend on the 13th ol' September, by the Afult Embassy, un- der the Amccr's Minister of the tntetior. - liow, Stoletofl started fur Bivadia on the 224 of s:r— tember, leaving the Afebans at Tnshkoud, Jle Las probably retdruod thither by this time, A MYSTERY, B —A dispatch from Vienna 1y 8 10 bu & vstery ubout the mavenents of the Rtussian trdbps. 1t is cor- tain thay still hold the ‘lebataldn lines, Should this occupation last, it 1a thousht the Iritiat flcet way return to it position near the Busphorus,” GERMANY, TR KOCIALIST BILL. Brnrix, Oct. 18.~Tna third readlog of the Boctallst bill was cummenced to-day. The com- promiso amendments agreed upon yesterday were formally brought forward by the National Liberals and Conscevatives. They provide that uewenapers canuot be suunnorily suppressed for o tirst offense; that agliators canuot Le vxpelled rom tho place where they reside for more than six months, aud that tho Emperor shall have uarestricted cholco In appolnting the Prestdent of the Courtof Appeal.” ‘I'li¢ dobate will bo roe sumed to-marrow, i ADVICH TO THE SOCIALISTS. flasaung, Oct, 19.~The Ueutral Committce hero urges thu SBoclalista to cuntinue the sgita. tton’in thelr houscs, workshops, sud barrucks. New York:We apprehend further military intor- furence, Protests from dther Biale Lenislatures would strenvthen, in ease you get them to oct promptly. Fublic meotings whil afif, Wavs laxrron, < 43.] Coruxmia, Dec. !.—5.'. M, Kennedy, Greenville, 8. 0. Funexpected ot the Falr this week, 1'roe vore for hien sport. Let liest boys come, but not 100 many unless woll hedled. V. E, Mcbez, James Allen, Fiorence, S, C.: 8end np to-night all the rliht nien possible, Insuguration may take pluce to-morvow. If rifles can be concealed, Lring them, Don't walt till ta-niorrow ovening, ' Come to State Fair ostensibly. It 4. Howano, CoLunsta, Doc, DIV, L. Mauldin, Green piite ¢ I inve teleeraphed Cagle 100, L'erhaps you had better consolidato men. Kxtra traln may leave (reenvillo to-night. llrlnq' best men and tuol-chieat to Fair, Ve K, Mclies, Thoe nowspaper dlspatches at the tine de- scribed tho sudden gatherfog of anned men which followed theso calls, £OL. PELTON TAKES A MAND IN TAX QAME. 'ho news of these procecdiugs reached Uram- efl urk at o most exciting thne. Wuolley had just telegraphiod from ‘Vallabassee (Dec, 1) the offer of thu Florida Returuing Board for “half of & hundred thousaud dollurs,’” and Cal. Pelton had aceepted it. . Mr. Marblo hud trans. mitted (Dee. 2) tho extravagant bid of €200,000 fur the same uriicle, and tud been told that it was Loo high, Patrick had coucluded the nego- tiatfon fur the purchace of & Republican Elector In Oregon, and 8ir, Polton had giyven him notive (Dec, ) that he had *‘depomited the eight as directed.” Dut the plot ab Columbia was anx- fously watelied, aud the business of buying o fow nivmbers of the Leglslature—which was an essential part of the schemo—was really suan. aged ot Gramercy Park, About tho lat'of e- cember Mr. Tliden scut & confidential man 1o Columbia, and the fullowing correspondence took place: 47, Cotvunta, Dec, 5‘[-1.'011. W, 7. Pelton, Kearett ZHouse, New York: Cry caudalers rouchs grecs hwds maul these biackened | o prabos wughs yoomon ous enllihtens It s “farmed Nrw Yonx, Oct, 18.«Clarkson N, Potter de- et inea his renomination fu the Twelfth Conztes- slonal Distrier, Urica, Oct, 18.~The Demiocrats of the Twenty-fourth District nomiusted Scbastian Dufly, Greenback candldate, for Conaress, New Yong, Oct. 18.—The Blalr-Cotinolly branch of the Greenbackors mominated the fol- lowlne Congressmen: Fiith District, George Bialry Bixth District, Maurice Do Vrica, Iu Brooklyn the lepublicans made the follow- l;gu(:unm: onal nominations: Third District, 1 vl of this country by means of a seriestt adwmirably-forged £10 circular notes purport- Inzz to be idsued by the Unlon Bauk of Londoo. Thess notes are In the form of negotlable cer- tifldhtes of ceposit, accombanled by lesters of fdentitieation. ‘They are as gund as cash wheret- er tbe bank fe known, Flusswell was suspected because of his nervousness, and was detalned while the Unlon w88 cabled s to the zenutse [ ness pf the notes, Ab ahswer was recefved (bls morning declartug the n spurious, aud re questiug that the forizets be prosecuted at oy cost, _About $10,000 Worth of the stuil has beet passed off upow merchauts, aug dispatchies Lare ven recelved from Canada, Boston, Puiladc: phia, and Balthmore inaking fnquiries. Froa thia It Is beheved the spurtous notes have becd negotiated in all those pluces, A wpeclal wat- fug agalust tho furgeries was telugrapbed lual directious by thie agencles to-duy. PARSONS, Hpeetal Dispateh so Tae Tribune. BustiNaton, In, Ocl, 18.—Albert W. P sons, ex-Mayor, and embezziing Assishist Casiiter of the Merchants! National Bauk, s> peared fu the District Court fu this cliy to-dsf and surrondered hlingelf. He walved ab s& ralgament and wus placed under $5,00 bouds to answer 10 tvo lndictments, one charglug hint with cmbeazfing $36,000 of schoul funds snd the ather with getuing away with £51.00 of I:do Lauk's bouvy, He gave tho roguired bal o wens ou bls way rejolelng. Chittendeny Fourth District, Willlam . yon, JLLINOIS DEMOCRACY, Berinarirt.p, 1L, Oct, 18.—The Hon. T, W, MeNeely to-day {ssucd a call for a meetine of the Democratic State Central Committee to bo hield at the Palmer House, Chicago, on the 25thy at 12 o'clock, TENNBABRE, ’ N‘"“t"':i" Ten\u.l. Olt!;l &s.—éltnmn llgm\lll- i was to-day noiinate or Congress the Faurth Disteisk Demoerat e ——e——e THE WEATHER, . Ovrica_or Tun Ciiwe BioNan Oveicen, Wasmsoron, D, €, Oct, 10—1 a. m.—Indlco- tlons—For ‘Tenncsscoand the Ohlo Valley, clear or partly cloudy weather, northwesterly winds, .stotlonary or lower tempurature, aud rising followed by atationary or falllug barometer, For the Lower Lake reglon, cloudy, ralny, followed by clearing weather, winds mostly nurthwesterly, statlonary or Igwor temperature, generally bigher pressure. - For the Upper Lakn region, clesr or vartly cloudy weathier, cold uwortherly shifting to warmer thensterly winds, stationury or lower pre: A For the Upper Misslasippl and Lower Mis- sourl Valleys, warmer, tlear, or partly cloudy weather, southerly winds, Talilng baroweter. LOCAL OUBNNYATIUXS, Luicaoo, Oct, 18 Loxnox, i g9 VERY SUSPICIOUS. New Ilavax, Oct, 19,1t {s stated tbat Beo- jouun Stevens, who was suspected of MuT Stannard’s murder, for which the Rer. I1. 1L Itayden is beld, lied In court _about the uumbf: ol knives he bwl, wud that his d.‘mumer-m»li‘ says thal tho day after the murder abe wasb a pair of Btevens' paptaloous which were W Llvody as to wake ber hlm twie, dgean eul nd tha sicge dlap! en] T T Bar, TAr Hu.) Wind, | Vel,[ Hw,| Wealher g et With ridkean \basom sad IRDI0G) Wina. Vot vy Wethar. RUS| G RtV | PSSR Y i3, enr Lnbsom i pripie THE KID-GLOVE DECISION, whicti cubes cater retrievo Hamptou's un dikes Naw Youx, Oct, 18.—Ju thy ity papers b A morrow will uppesr » brief stateweut of LUl lector Merritt's reasous for deciding In uror‘; .the Genersl Apprulser's recent adyatice o : value uf imoorled kid gloves. It clalms m( tha reaporalsetacat aud advance fn the valie FF kid gloves 18 no pew thivg; thas the receut Jird «ision 13 cotirely justiBud by the. evidence wished by importurs; thet ostentatious ube to furnish gloves st lvolce prict were aut ¥ upon coruscate of shipwnght collar gallantry wents iussparable faru 10 recusant In P unexpecied aud henceforward Lransfuses gall duplicity's It you geouclry lanch nntithesis nuvel nautical myth to ba roughed If venvsection nitrato, Locus-pucus sppattensnce (o ubsiract this disman- tud by hu'uuubn. Pleasa Ackuuwisdgy seccipt - Br. PaTaRsnoRro, Oct. 18,—All raports of the Emperor's withidrawal from State aflairs are semi-ofljclally denied, The course .of pubilg allairs will uob be clauged oue fote. It ig stated on the samo authorlty tbst the polico are not uarclinbie, but are badly grganized, snd ‘yrp parslyzed by the magisterial qutborities. With regard {9 tho asscrilons of . fyrelgn newspapers that cxtensive reforms sre pro- bifuu, GENERAL OHIKKTATION! Guioann, Gete i VBaF AhrLy Wiads tortliwl [Travstatton. ) = County, canvamcra' returus give Nopubileag | lye Electory 1ajoriiy; thess bellovw fucorreet, aul ihat regutar preclnct returps will elect severul 1t 1s expected Senate may Democratio Elcctors. i calsloD {ected, i6 tuap ha stated, op i the conetary,.thag | denre, but were made to uffcet the de o anito with Repablican House agd inaugorate prev- bR circles tha view provails shat therq | (hiat the lato Colleetor Ariuur bad witbis o1 1 6w, May cause mlschiel whtci P ere tancos to fist Cabnty Cangot Tomedr. ® Heutpioms trssph s inoutbs pest decid o two 1na b the valuy of sjwlinr gloves trow 43 frau voleed, to 83 france, or 8 [rancs bieher n‘w; m = recent decision, Bnua that ths public sta f‘ o nwde by Lhe consigzoces and thetr attorue) uot sustaiued by toe evideuce. . e E— 7 SHOOTING AFFRAY. S Bhortly after 2 o'clogk this morulug t¥0 5 standiug du front of acoffec-housy "Hfm:u- coruer of Clark aud Vao Burcu streets suddel 1y becarme fuvolved in s quarrel overs pends upon coningency of Benate capture; four voles lndispensalie. Expect 10 rulse iu State (wice snd balf times $3,000, i you foruiab bke amouny auorrow moruing; woney (o be retugued i uus ceusful. Must have suswee lo-night, 'I'bis nl‘; taled by friend. rihie Wit ¥, Flesso ackuowledii recelpt fos " Hera 13 Col, Telton's reply: s % 49. New Yyng, Dac, l.—‘lb ]f.. care A. §. Daskell, Cotumblu: Doyblooy relinquary yeoman duch su-" tonce rigiteous of !t yeoman bextuule slewd’on- s been too. miuch reforming * lately, spd that thero had botter b & pauks i the bt of isrinonlous chaoges, : VREPARING AN ARMY OF 2,000,000 MxN The Juwaids fiuss annguncea that the Rys- sfan Minlstry of War 18 as preseut. vbireged upoy Abe elaboratlon of ulaus of Lnportant wilitary Fefuris, which 1t 1 oroposed Lo cairy intu eiluct Jmmedtely after the yeturn of the troops troim ‘Furkey, ‘Thesd plans coutemplate a teorgauizas ‘tiot of the wholy ‘Huseion srmy, Tue battels luns of the fufentry regivicnts, which bave hitherto been made up of from 300 te 1.000 mia, n- Bveuworil 30 1, aryuLiie.,, Benns Tiehtens afteewards punlivu. s ¢ " assa. : o Wil bencoturward bu ralsed 0 a streugib of | ple little whieke, Oue o 4 e inipton. | Lol L300, Every cavlry reulicnt s tovo lucrevaed | nakl, s that | you degreet® W0 A8 Dispatch m-lud‘. Will So as requested if It s, Ly two aquadrons. "Tho etfeet of these chan, the other r?llud, “ No, were wl:;uslfl,m_duu'v-l Bledtars. Act bromptiy. e —— will be to add 1o tho uctive urmy fuy | Angry words fullpwed, sud two shots u ‘e ay, the 3tu of December, the day be- fore the toal vole, two very hporiaut orders ju the legal L of the plop were to come befure Judize Mosce! court. ‘The irst was the return tu the Vit of quo warkauto by which it was tu- FINANCIAL, Naw Yous, QOct. 14—Duncay, Bhermsn & Co., the bursted buukers, havu received their duebarge lu baukruptey. 450,000 combatuuts. The orguuization” of the rescrves will wleo underya consldersbly modi- tcation. 'The rescrve cyares, whbich sre distrib- uted foto twenty-tour divisfous, will_be hept under wins 1o taics of peace. 1613 wiil secure tired, whereupon uuo rau syuth wnd e U0 east, oulucru:wun-qu pureucd aud \i}"":';‘h‘ vue of theu, whu gavg the usme of RO, U'Neill, but be clafmied that Le was (B¢ b shotuty Tie otler cucazeds