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Serious Charges Affecting Gov.
Tiiden.

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The following article appears in to-day's
issue Of the New York Times; lGf-i
The story OF Samuel J. J. Tilden's al
legged perjury in connection with the
false returns Of his income during the
war has travelled all over the land; and
although many days have elapsed since it
appeared in the Times, not one OF the
watchful friends OF Mr.. Tilden has attemp-
ted to deny its truth. All the facts were
taken from official records bearing the
signature of Mr.. Tilden himself, and
these identical recordsnow present him in
the pitiable light OF swearing TO false
statement for the purpose Of cheating the
Government. The proof against HIM
does not admit Of question. On Dec. 20
1868, Mr.. Tilden. in making n return Of
his income for the previous year, deliber-
ately took the following oath:
az hereby certify that the following is a trueand
faithful statement Of the gains, profits, or income
Of samuel J. Tilden, Of the City Of New York,
County Of New York, and State Of New York,
whether deriyed nom any Hns G Q. PrSpesty, EenIm
trade, employment, or VOCATION OF from any othei
Source whatever, from ist day ot JmuATy 10 8lst
day Of December, 1869, both days inclusive, and
subject 70 an income TAX under the Excise laws ol
the United States. Income from al sources 81 lls,
He paid the tax only upon. this com.
paratiVely small sum. The year for
which he made this triaing return Of his
income witnessed the success Of his gigan-
tic scheme to capture the Terre Haute,
Alton & st. Louis railroad, and to issue
stock to the amount Of hundreds Of thou
sands Of dollars beyond It's liabilities
slock;of which he has never yet given
an account although. it still stands
like a nightmare Of debt on the
books Of the organization. When compell-
ed, after the lapse Of 80 many years, In
which he succeeded in eyading the ques.
tion at issue by means Of legal technicali.
ties, to come into the United States Court
Of this district to account for his scandal
Gus II not criminal stewardship as a
Trustee Of the road, he swore that he was
paid $4,000 for his services as such
Trustee In 1862, the very year in which
he stated under oath that his income was
only S7,lls. Mr.. Tildens oath on this
point appears in his recently filed answer
10 the complaint Of the unfortunate stock
holders OF tho Terre Haute, Alton 4 st.
Louis Railroad Company, and reads:
nThat for such services the defendant Ttlden
made 4 cbGrSe Of ten thousand dollars agalnSt aIl
Secopd mortgage bOndholders and the aid shargl
vaS pald by or on behalf Of MD second mortgage
bondholdsis on The l7th Of October, 1852;
thSt the defendant Tlden, for part Of his aaryien
Aforesaid, also made charge Of the like sum o.
tcn thOusaud dollars on account Of professional SsF
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has taken command OF the troops in Al
bania. 1t Is stated that the Miridites, a
powerful tribe Of Roman Catholic AL.
bianans, remain neutral. -.
CHANCE m THE SUCCESSION.
VIENNA, August The political cor
respondence reports that chances Of the
Sultans recovery diminish daily. The
ministers are seriously considering the
question Of the approaching change insuc-
cession. ~, .. = .N
Habdul Hamid his put himself indl-
rectly into communication with the Pow.
ers, notably Austria, for'the purpole Of
preparing a way for. general under
standing on the pending questions. All
the powers iayorably received this step.
LONDON, August ia Standard spe-
cial says that while Prince Milan Is
showing his good sense in trying to nego-
tate reace theRussian officers continue to
arrive in great numbers, and Tchernayef
by repeated attacks on the Turkish lines
is doing his best to make the negotiations
abortive. He has hurried so far that the
Porte, in reply to the tender Of mediation
by the powers, plainly declined TO listen to
the proposals until Alexinatz surrender.
ed, consequently the fighting there con-
tinues. ~
The Servian authorities report great
victories, but the reports are without
foundation, The Servians may have
driven back the Turks which advanced
from St. Stephens, and getting on Of level
ground were Obliged to retreat, but the
Turks are on the right and lett banks oil
the Movava, on q level with Alexinatz.
There is a possibility OF the occupation
Of the Servian frontier. and OF Belgrade
itself by an Austrian corps Of 1000 men.
The Austrians on the Save and the Dam
ube are ready to march at a moments
notice.
A special from Belgrade reports dis:
content among the people on account ot
negotiations, which are daily becoming
more intense. Among the. demands OF
foreign representatives cessation hos
pitllities is refused by the ministry.
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A Confessed villain.

BUFFALO, August 27.-George Adams
who so successfully played the hero in the
late avertett railroad disaster Of the
10Th inst. at Fairport, has been arrested
here, and confessed that he misplaced the
switch which threw a train from the
track Of the Lake Shore Railroad on the
llth inst, whereby the engineer and FIRE
man we're badly scalded and the engine
wrecked. On the 10th inst. he drew
spikes from the ties and bolts from the
joints, throwing train down the bank
wrecking tho engine, three passenger
coaches and the baggage and postal cars,
killing W. Z. Clemens, a conductor on tht
Great Western Railrond. Adams pleads
in extenuation his intention to notify thC
train in time to avert the accident, hoping
thereby to place the company under OBJ
legations to furnish him a situation.
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STATE PoLIrIcs.-The Lewis county
Democracy are inclined to favor free
light at the polls this year and no nOmi-
nations.
The Democrat says there are several
fsd'hOt Cooper men in Weston, and they
claim good sprinkling OF the same sort
in the county.
Col. Ben. Wilson's sickness helped him
80 much lin the way Of sympathy in the
late convention for the nomination, that
We are inclined to think II he could only
be rightsick again the party would elect
h'mto one Of the vacant Senatorships.
John S. Carlile, Of Harrison county,
gives it as his opinion that the country is
sale as long as 80 many patriots are will.
ing to serve their country in humble
o'ace. lie refers particularly TO the fac;
that between thirty and forty able bodied
patriots are willing to martyr in the as.
e''Orship Of Harrison county.
James NJ. Laidley, one of the electors on
'ae Peter Cooper ticket for West virgi.
MA proposes that thOts be fusion ar
F,ngcnent with tho Democracy. His
plan is this:
respectfully suggest that the electoral
NSkes Tor both Tilden and Cooper be
So@possd OF IN equal number, as near
~ possible, Of the friends OF each. In
sgSasF sTtF words, that there be fusion ticket.
aae position Of elector is that Of mere
iouugSt 5o!, Of the popular villa trust that
~ Nlu vote in accordance with that will.
~ ae narnes Of the several candidates for
ue fre'idency and Vice Presidency can
ss,S . indicated at the head OF two tickets
sIss, S containing the names Of the same
t;oSSo ;S.oss - has been done in former elec.
"'u'' Whether the vote shall be rela.
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BUSINESS IrE,ts.-The New York Bul
letin Of Saturday says that
Nails are steady and have met with Il
better demand both on home and shipping
account. We quote at SS 10 for 10d to
cod, and 1Oc per keg of for smaller lots
Baltimore &Ohio shares are selling at
l5l; Central Ohio "a; West Va, deferred
certificates, 81; Central Ohio, lst mort
gage 6's at 1929.
Two years ago the county levy was 81
cts on the slOO-in WetzeI. Last year ii
was 45, now it $50.
The best cuts Of beef sell at 10 cents at
Steubenville, mutton 10 and Is; veal, 10
and IS; dried beef, 90 and 25 per lb. But
ter IS and 20. Poultry scarce and in de-
mand at SO and so cents per pair. Pota-
toes plenty at5O cents per bushel.
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Yacht Race.

CHICAGO, August 26.-Fifteen ,thous.
and peopleassembled this morning to wit
ness the start OF the race between the
yacht Ina, owned. by the American
consul at Toronto, and the yacht Frolic,
owned by Capt. Prindeyil, ot Chicago.
The terms Of the race we're: unless dis
tance Of 80 miles was accomplished inside
OF 0 hours there was no race. The race
was run with two turnabouts, the stake
boat being about I! miles from the start.
The stake was $4,000 aside; the winner OF
two Of the three trials to take the money.
The start was made at 1850, and the race
was remarkably close and exciting to the
finish, which was made at 1850. The
Frolic coming in four miles ahead Of her
competitor. .4a #iI'
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New YORK, August 26.-John Biglin
has withdrawn from the American crew
selected to row in the international con.
test at Philadelphia next month. The
positions in the boat have necessarily
been changed. Maxwell takes the stroke
in place Of Biglin. Flannery and Plais-
ted come next in order, with either Thos
Elliot, Of Brooklyn, or james Mahoney,
Of Boston, fourth. The reason given BY
Biglin is that he was debarred from en-,
gagmg i'd the single scull race, and in
that respect had NOT been treated fairly by
his hackers. ...,, ....., 81
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL
THERE will be some eight or nine cases
before the police court this morning.

AN ISLAND PoNp.-lk. Ediim.-We
would like to call the attention OF the
City Council or the Committee on Streets
and Alleys or who ever has charge ol
the street,, to the pond on the corner oI
York and Virginia streets on the Island.
The work OF filling the pond was COM
menced, but never completed, and has
been great nuisance to the citizens in
that locality. During the late storms the
water has collected in the street to n
depth Of several feet, and filled the cell
lars to depth of three feet and il becom.
ing in such condition as TO cause NAL
igant form Of sickness. Our family is
now down with sickness from that cause,
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AUSTRIA,

VIENNA, August 26.-It is asserted
here that preliminary peace negotiations
have been entered upon between the
signatories Of the treaty Of Paris, includ-
ing Russia. It was proposed as basis
OF arrangement that Prince Milan should
be retained on the throne, that Servia
should pay war indemnity, and that
Turkey should have the right Of placing
garrison in the Servian fortress on the
Tnrkish frontier. .4. 3ll!
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Suit.Discontinued.

New ORLEANS, August 26.-on the
motion Of Assistant Attorney General
Dibler the suit the Superior District
Court, on the official bond Of ex-Auditor
Clinton, for S229, ,005, money received and
not accounted for, and SlSS, 900 illegally
disbursed, was discontinued. The suit
was instituted by the late Attorney Gene.
raj Field, who died last week.
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MIR. Beecher Wants "a Change ol
o. Venue.

New York, August 2G.-Tbe counsel
Of Rev. Henry Ward Beecher in the suit
for alleged malicious prosecution,
brought BY Francis D. Moulton, have
served upon the latter's counsel notice
Of application for change OF venue, on
the ground that the selection OF an i'm
partial jury in Brooklyn is impossible be-
cause OF the great diversity of public
opinion among those from whom a jury
would have to be selected. u4
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NEwBuRo, N. Y, August 26.-1n the
rowing races here to-day John McKeel
defeated Ellis Ward by three lengths In
the three mile contest for the II foot
working boats-time 90 minutes aud 13
seconds. The double scull race was wonby
McKeel and Alfred Moshier by one length
-tin,a O1 ninFftaa
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BANQUET 10 Returned Delegates.

PARIS, August IA banquet asgiy.
en- to-day to the independent delegates
representing the working men who have
returned from the Philadelphia Exhibi
ton. Desmonlins described the visit and
others made speeches. Letters from Vic
tor Hugo and Louis Blanc were read. A
resolution was adopted rendering thanks
to their friends in America for the cordial
reception given the delegates.
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Reduction of Wages

BALTIMORE. August 27.-The Typo
graphical Uniofs yesterday dxed the
price Of composition on morning papers
at AS cents per 1000 ems, a reduction o.
10 per cent, and on evening papers at 4C
cents per l 900 ems, a reduction Of 20 per
cent. Where weekly hands are employed
reduction OF 10 per cent was made
which will pay at the rate Of from SIG to
$40 per week. ......
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The Annual Meeting OF the Army
OF the Tennessee.

WASHINGTON, D. c., August 26.-The
annual meeting Of the Army Of the Ten
nessee will be held here on the 18th and
10th Of October. The statue Of General
Mcpherson will then be unveiled with i'm.
posing ceremonies. Senator Logan; who
succeeded Gen. Mcpherson In command
on the day Of his death, will deliver an
oration.
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NEPorIsM.-The Democracy are never
tired Of telling the world about President
Grants nepotism. But up in Brooke
county they put two brothers on their
ticket, and out in Gilmer they have
nominated Peregrine Hays for the House
Of Delegates, Samuel L. days for Sheriff,
and John X. Hays for Prosecuting-At-
torney. For the sake Of the name, il
nothing else, the Gilmer Democracy
should now vote for Rutherford B. Hayes
for President.
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A CARD FROM Mr.. ROBINSON. Editors
Of he Lnteiligeacer:-My attention being
called to an article in the Sunday Leader,
headed "a Noble Act" desire through
your columns to bear my testimony, to
The noble action Of the "Glass House
boys" in coming to my relief so promptly
in the hour OF my sad adversity, and
not only contributing to my present
wants, but holding themselves ready to
assist should aiEliCtion again carry away
any Of my darlings. Dear sirs, | desire
through you to express my gratitude and
the gratitude Of my vile 10 all who did
aid me in my Affections; and, Sirs, should
their lot ever be so hard as mine, | only
hope that they may live near the gen.
erous, kind and open-hearted "Glass
House boys" who lately carried my little
one to the grave and ministered TO the
wants Of the living.
Sincerely yours,
GEO. II. ROBINSON.
C,,n,I,,, Am O7
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Drawing Completed.

ATcusoS, rs, August 2G.-The draw
ing Of the Kansas Land and Immigration
Association was completed this evening
Everything passediof pleasantly and sat
isfactorily TO all concerned. The PricC
villa was awarded to No. 100, ,T36, and
Glyck's block 10 No. 1228SO.
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CELEBRArloN ny SWISS AMERICANS.
THE INDIAN WAR.


CHICAGO. August ga special from
the Yellowstone expedition on the steam,
er Josephine, near the mouth Of
Yellowstone, August 90, via Bismarck,
says that since the junction OF Crook and
Terry it is hoped to overtake the force
and fight with the Sioux. The command
moved west othe Big Horn mountains,
A later dispatch dated August 22d, says
that the practical failure OF the cam
pain has caused, no change inthe plan Of
operations, and the government will con-
tinue the war until the Indians aresub.
dued or return TO their reservation.
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ByFsIegra1pIn.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
70 THE DAILY LN1ELLIGENOER
POLITICAL NOTES.
Colorado Republican Conycn-
tiOu.

PuEHLA, August 9G.-The Republican
State Convention closed its labors to-day
The following candidates were nomina.
ted: For Governor, J. X. Kautt, OF
Atapahoe; Lieut.. Governor, Lafayette
Head, Of Conjos. Judges Of the Supreme
Court, II. q. Thatcher, Puebla; E. T.
Wells, Arapahoe, and s. II. Ebert, Arapa-
hoe. Secretary Of State, W. T. Clark.
Clear Creek; Treasurer, G. Corning,
Boulder; Auditor, D. @. Crawford, Ell.
paso; Attorney General, A. J. Sampson,
Fremont; Superintendent OF Public In.
struction, J. q. Shattuck, Weld; Regents
OF State University, ". II. Vangieson,
Rio Gtande; Peter Galleber, Arapahoe,
and L. W. Dalloff, Boulder; Representa-
tive, J. B. Bilford, Gilpin.
DIR. HAYES STEAKS.
SOUTH BEND, IND, August 2G.-Dr. l.
/. Hayes, the celebrated Arctic explorer,
whose voice has heretofore been heard in
this city OH the subject OF his polar ex-
pedition, in accordance with previous an
nouncement, spoke 10 an audience OF
] 600 in the court house yard, in this city,
this afternoon. He was introduced by
Hon. Shuyler Colfax. He7 opened his
speech, by referring. 10 his felurn from
the northern regions to tindthe country
involved in an internecine conflict. He
reviewed the record OF the Democratic
party with scathing power, and handled
the present leader Of the forlorn hope,
Tilden, without gloves. 1t was power.
ful speech from beginning to end, and will
not be without its reward in this coun-
try. The Republicans are highly gratifi-
ed with it, and the Democrats are mad.
The Doctor will do good work in this
State.
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SAN FRAEcIsco, August 26.-The shiI
Lightning, with 400 emigrants on board
went ashore at Trowbridge, on the Aus
tralian coast, July Is, The passenger
and crew were saved. No particulars ART
received Of the ship Gettwood.
The Pacific Mail steamer Grenada
from Panama, has arrived.
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We notice that the Democrats are trot.
ting the Hon. Wm. Lawrence over the
course in the 10th District at very lively
pace. Charley Aliens committee in JET
ferson county have arranged meetings for
him in that county twice day, from
Sept. llth to Sept. 10th, inclusive, begin
ming at Bloomfield and ending at Steu-
benvilIe. lie speaks at Lagrange at ! p
NJ. on the 18th.
The Steubenvile Ga1ete admires Peter
Cooper. 1t believes his financial doc
trines to be correct financial doctrines"
And yet, strange TO say, it supports Til
Ien. Why? Because don't laugh "Mr,
TiIden's financial ideas are very near
ours, and as Mr.. Tilden will be elected,
while Cooper stands no chance at all, VIC
work for Mr.. Tilden's success"
Query for the Gasette.) II there Is
such strong assimilation between Til
dens ideas and those held by the Ga=ctte,
why did Tilde.l "set down" on the GasetiS'
ideas in the Billallen campaign last fall?
The Cambridge JedtrsOnian (Dem.) say'
that Wm. Lawrence was not considered
di,lOyuI during thewar This is all very
well, but ii is customary in this country
to have doubtful paper well endorsed be
fore taken in bank. Who will endorse
for the Jcfasonidni
Col. C. L. PoOrman will speak at th'
City Hall, Bellaire, tomorrow Tuesday,
evening.
In Warren township (Barnesville) .
petition asking Judge Chambers to be
candidate for reelection was signed by
over 800 citizens, Republicans and Dem
ocras. Col. Poorman has been circulat.
ing petition to the same'efEect in Bel
laire. 1t does not seem likely therefore
that the Republican Judicial Convention
will make any nomination, but allow
Okey aud Chambhrs to fight it out. That
would be interesting. ,sto
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CINCINNATI, O., August 26.-Hon. Mil.
ton Sayler arrived home tonight and was
met at the depot by the Tildcn and Hen.
bricks clubs and citizens to the number
OF 1000. A procession was formed and
marched to the Grand Hotel, where Mr..
sayler made brief address.
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PHIApE1PHrA, August 2G.-All the
crews for the four-oared shell race are
are now here with their boats. Henry
Smith, Of the Northwestern crew, Is un.
well, and he does not think be eau row.
James Jerome will most likely take his
nlace. ra.N ~ llI'l l.a
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Shot ior Attempting RANG,

AUGUSTA, GA, August GA negro
named Robert Williams, who in at.
tempting great outrage ON. Mrs, Anna
Bridges near this city T6urday, inflicted
injuries from which she may die, was
taken from the Jail tonight by party Of
men and shot dead.
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New York, August ga detach.
ment Of one hundred recruits start to.
morrow for Cheyenne, via Pennsylvania
and Toledo & Wabash railroads. The
troops will be rushed through on fast
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Made an Assignment. A

BuFPA1o, August 26.-B. Dulitsch, the
most extensive boot and shoe manutac.
turer in thiS'city, has made an assignment
TO +, Hoield for the benefit OF his credi.
tors. Liabilities about 500, 600; assets,
$4,000.
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SPAIN,


PAMPELuSA, August 2G.-The report
ed discovery OF conspiracy is confirmed.
Two Sergeants OF the Spanish army were
found guilty Of high treason and imme.
diately shot. Some disturbance occurred
at San Sebastian but was at once re-
pressed,
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FIRE RECORD.
smear RefinerY Rurne,l.

NEW YORK, August ga FIRE to-day
destroyed OckerhauSen Bros sugar re
finery, $50 South street, and damaged
Libby, Bartlett 4 Kimbles oil warehouse
to the extent OF S35,000. 0ckerhasen 6
Bros loss on building and stock was
S275, 900; insurance unknown.
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WASHINGTON, August 90 Judge
Tarbell, Of Mississippi, has been tendered
the office Of Deputy First Comptroller Of
the Treasury, vice Col. VIM. Hemphill
Jones, Of Delaware, whose resignation has
been asked for by the President.
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WASHINGTON.
Sad COINCIDENCE.

| WASHINGTON, August 27.-It-is men
toned as sad coincidence that the jour.
ney OF Hon. 7. W. Ferry, President pre-
TEN Of the Senate to Washington last fall
Just previous to the opening Of the ses.
sion was TO attend the obsequies OF Vice
President Wilson, presiding officer Of the
Senate, and his Journey home at the close
OF the session was with the remains OF
Speaker Kerr, presiding officer Of the
House OF Representatives. The action oi
Ferry in delaying his departure from
Washington when he received intelligence
Of the death Of Mr.. Kerr, in order that he
might pay his tribute Of respect TO the
dead statesman and accompany his re-
mains TO their final resting place, is
spoken Of asvery appropriate. The many
friends OF the deceased express their APP
probation OF the thoughtful course OF the
presiding officer Of the Senate.
VISITING MILITARY POSTS.
Secretary Cameron will return here
this week, but will leave again early in
September, in company with Gen. Sher-
man, for a tour OF inspection Of the Fort
Leavenworth military prison and various
military posts in the West, ...s
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EDUCATIONAL.

WHEELING BUSINESS COLLEGE,
EstabliIhCd in 1880, offers 4 thorough eouno in
bookkeeping and IL collateral hraheheA Also
thorough Instruction In the EnglAh branches, and
boys prepared In them tor tho eoinmeFcial course
Separate room for ladies. Individual instruction
given each student. Sessions day and evening
Call At the ColleSe Office or address