, 1876-09-16
TWEED.
VIII lie Turn State's Evidence Against til.
tlen7-A Story Of tho Boss Wanlerlngs,
DtttA1fch 10 Netp 11rk Utr4Id,

viii He Turn 5tate's Evldcnco Agatnst TIL
len7-A Story Of tho Boss Wanderlngs,
49,. D'spateh 70 .ssto 1ork Atrala,
sIa 3 SaSaRo ssR @ lsl q fpSnr s10a5 70
this country great deal Of amusing surlnise 10
iuln!gcsl iii by. lending officials ut the Depart
nlerts, and corresponding anxiety T. fcls to
no" tns Sy wsesr ~ as h M ,ssret, te 1ysang tng IL
tho present Democratic Preferential ea,,d!-
n!tc assertion Is nude that such q thing will
occur, ouo Ut the Cabinct officers, while cot.
wosids sss b. a'v very I; ianSy H. Twcod Should say
something which would startla people by dis
closthg damaging filcts in connection with tho
old Ta,nmany regime. In tho words OF ono
who knows him well here:
man would never tell secrets; but ho has bccn
90 buddy used by every one Of hls old friends,
and consp!c.sously those who llayo bccn benefit,
cd BY bis fayors having deserted him, Il would
not b. astonishing II lie would now seek his re-
vcngo vt the first opportunity by making war
against those who t,ayn pursued him."
From MI that is now Inferred BY thosc who
have been obscrvant OF auggcstivo political
events, It is nut unlikely tho bringing al9ut Of
Tweed's arrcst and hts return to tllq Unltcd
States nlny have some bearing on tho campaign
material III tho Republican party, as has been
sllrowd'y suspcetcd II New York II is freely
publican purity will be fortified With a knowl-
udge OF some sewers and telling developments
to be mnde by Nj. Tweed pertaining to his
Doss-ship; nnd that tho leaders Of ranlmany
Hall, as well Us t!e. present working forces,
A KEMARKADLE sToRT-1tow TWEED Arrived
ST. s<,u rort II n<ssia. esaa: s.ps. IS.
A Herald reporter, aSctrtnlninE yesterday tNlt
o merchant Of this city, well known III the
Cul,aI, tralc haylng rorclycu letters from Will
INN N. Twccd, paid him ylsit. When ques-
toned, tho merchan1 la3l!nlttca , thas t,o .he
that Srcpr was Twcod aud thnt tho
letter had been written III Cuba under .protniao
that his name would not bu 1tynlEca. Tho
gentleman gavs tho following Interesting and
grnphlc dctutts Of Tweel'a lnoyelnents In Cuba:
nhout 10 miles from SantlRgo do Cuba by bout
which took him usilore froni Ill American yae1,t.
llave also hcaFd that tho vessel which landed
him on the CulJas, roast was bonnd for Ja1nuica,
| fatgucl aud exhausted. Tweed wns discovered
| by i fisherman, WIN volunteered tu conduct
him to santiatyo do Cuba, and they lnarchcd
along over tho rocky paths leading to tl!g elty.
who, 4 'nistake nut, WIS u ,coach1nan for u
| long time iu thu service Of Tweed, and was
nutcl Tor hts fidelity aud honesty. Wel!,
Tweed, uslng 70 Ills heavy wight, hSd muel'
liz was terrIbly sInl'arnt, h!s iace being aa
bruwn as u bury at,d very much hlistcrci. The
tlshcrilnt WHO accompanied them received d
gold "nuncc" for IDS trouble, and. led the
headquarters. Ilad Tweed and Ills follower
Lcr,l discovered by tho Spanish troops oa the
brnch thuy woa1d undoubtedly tayo beeu shot
after drumllcail votlrt maattnl, Us AHscr!cat
for "Cslba Lltrc."
CANNOT tell yun what date this was, Us IN,
letter docs u.it 4tsu II. The police authorittes
not being satisfied With the tlslerthan's explana