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National Republican., 1878-04-04
FINANCErGNb COMMERCE.


.si. i New York Money Market. i!t
s''% DIsi si'@l .,.-.. New yoRk. April ). is7s
Money aativa at per cent. t.ysi "a 4. ...
Exchange steady Long, tssx sfrort, ~ 0'
Gold, ioi9iofY,1 ~
Rates for carrying,S@7 ri. .tI a. .... .
Government bonds strong o, tho following quota
National Republican., 1878-04-04
DIRECTORY.

The Principal Business Houses Of Wash
ington.
National Republican., 1878-04-04

II. n. COOKE, JR., co.'s ADvtcns
II. d. Cooke, jr.. q Co. No itls street northwest,
furnish the following prices OF State bonds Govern.
bonds gold and active Stocks telegraphed 10
thsm.from the New York Stock Exchange;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-18
INSIDE or / C1P>IZED SHIP.

ONE OF HE TRAGIC EVENTS OF LAST SATURDAYS
srpRM-rHREE MEN MIRACULOUNLY RESCUED
uulIE TWENTY-FIVE COMPANIONS LOSE
PROVIDENCE, r. l., Oct. IA dispatch to
ne Journal from StOuinStOn says that She bark susan
II Sew Bedford, Captain Peaks left NcwBcdurd saur-
day morning. October -, with crew OF twenty-five
men, on Il whaling voyage At Il o'clock that day she
encountered a hurricane and hove 10 under fore and
main stay sails AT p NJ. the vessel capSzed, drown
ing nearly all the crew.
Light mcn in The forccastc at the time the ship
cap.izcd These got on boards, chests and dlnuage
stun and kept above the water aud were tnerc all night
Sunday al noon two them dove down into the water
and came up outside through the companiou-way. Fiyo
Others finally fell through into the water and were
drowned. one uucr stayed ia tho foroca>Uc. The two
who had got ont LI>hrd Themselves ON the weather
side ~ the wreck. . q,
ON Tuesday morning the Now-Iork pilot boat NO. )
fell m with the wreck and took oil the two men who
wr-o ON the outside, and cut through Tn" bluu II the
bow and took out the man inside alive. ono man VINO
hnI I.shrd himself tine rigging at ~" time the ship
capslcd was left The roll 81 The vessel ni nearly cut
INN I'm two. Three only ~ the ships company OF
twenty five were saved namely, Joseph G.. Eig, Henry
t,onsalvc and Manuel ApAO They were trdsirrrrd 10
the pilot boat Thomas =. NcLUS, captain sylvester, on
Wednesday morning and brought {" sionluSton'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-18
TIE OLD COLONY ACCIDENT
uAErwEGL, THE ACCUSED CoNDUCroR. TEST. les
Is HIS Own BEHALF.

HARrwELI, TIE ACCUSED CoNDJCT0R, IEsTI'IEs
II HIS OwS BEHALF.
BOsTON, OFT. 1.-THE investigation into
the cause Of the accident Woastonon the Old Colony
Railroad was closed to-day. Several witnesses testified
that they examined the switch after the accident and
found ID unlocked. superintendent kcndrck gave tes-
tiuouy IN regard To tho signal and switch lights.
H.rtwc the conductor OF the freight train, testified
N h, own behalf that no supposed the excursion train
had arrived in Boston, that when bis train was cross
y the main tracks he saw red Hight swung from hts
engine and the headlight OF the locomotive Of the ex-
,ur-on train He Immediately ran for the switch but
D. fore he got TO II the excursion train WAS on hn
lie thought II the duty OF tho engineer 10
send a fireman out with Light but the
ruguccr may have needed the fireman for other work,
though did not inform the witness To that effect Wiz
nee, Thought that the rcd hight swung nom the engine
would stop tn excursion train and no thought OF failure
rutcl Ell III. m,ud lie bad made no previous inquiry
about the excursion train. Tie duty OF the brakeman
who was absent WAS 10 flag the track ahead, and tho
rrack should have been tagged. Mr. Hartwcll admitted
that lie WIS dcrrict IN 81, duty Ia not having II done
lie made inquiries whether the fireman had been sent
or not NOR DID D., know whether tine danger signals Of
the switches were set He denied that he mad ever told
any one that had he had Two seconds more lie could have
had The switch AL right.
The Judge said hc would render his ycre,t on the 10Th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-18
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsHISGroS. Thursday, oct. II, 1873.
The retirement OF SuIgeOn-GenerIl Greer, OF the Bu
rcnu Medicine end Surgery, causes vacancy In uat
bureau which will be filled In the course OF rev days.
Sir william H. q. COLES, OF Toronto, Can, and Dr.
Thomas Richardson District Chief Templar FOR France
were among those who paid their respects to tie fFe5
dent to-day.
The Secretary Of rho Treasury THE morning received
letter from Washington, ID. C., signed "a Tramp IN
closing go which the writer says belongs to the Com
uisrary Department.
Tie Acting Commissioner OF Patents ai'er nearing ar
eents has to-day refused dissolve tho interference
formally declared 10 exist between the Newman appca-
ton for patent for glass balls trap--hoOting and
the patents granted to Captain Bogariis aud MI But
tgrWurth. Tie matter L. rcmau 81 TOT tIe thIu-
OF testimony and adjudication through the ordinary
channels of the Patent ONCE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-18
UARD.pREssED FOR A REPLY.

THE WASHINGTON POST CONTESTS THE wfARNEss
OF ITS CAUSE BY REsORTING 10 A DIRECT
FALsEHOOD.
tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNFl
WAsHINGToN, oct IA more palpabe and direct
falsehood i, seldom published, even in Democratic
newspaper than that which appears on the editorial
page of The Washington Post this morning, III an
article which prctends to be an analysis of MI.
Marbles card denying responsibility for the cipher
kilograms. The Post asserts that Mr.. Marble pro-
nounces cipher dispatch No. 90 to be forgery; and
it then quotes The TRIBUSEs translation OF cipher
dispatch No. %. as follows.
Have ust received proposition 10 hand over. at any
hour required Tden decision OF Board and cehcate Oh
Governor for 100000 MARBLE
The only dispatch which Mr.. Marble pronounced
forgery was No. IS. the translation of which is:
Board attempted TO count electoral votes this morn
ing. We opposed and they adjourned until s. Ihlns
they are controlled by) Republican party Ihey said
they they stood Oh lace OF returns,
and that all Democrats wanted. H.
The desperate straits TO which those whom Tho
Post represents are reduced by the cipher develop
ments becomes apparent ut once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-18
THE plylc IA LYNCHBURG cHrRcH

NINE CoLoEED PEOPLE KILLED AID THIRTY
woUNDLD--A SCENE OF TERROR AND coz
FUSION.
LYNCHBUR re, Va, Oct. 17.-Tho following
are the particulars 81 tie panic at the Colorcd
Baptist Church last night: A marriage cere
mony had been performed. aud the bridal party
had left the church. revival meeting
was then RESUMED. The mourncrs were al inc
altar, aud the pastor was cXhortins thcIn' when
the alarm, caused. it Is said. By tho falling
~ some pnstcung. the cry was raised that
the house was falling. Instantly tic congregation
was thrown into panic, and the most fushtiu
SCENES cn,led There general ruth u me doors
and windows. The stairway was lusttntE lui "! pros,
tratc Iroye, and upon tins mas Of Vrliuu< human "
tine ttruI that followed rod Men and women ru7hcu
over o. careless Of everything except theInseNc- 50
tL,y made Their escape. Inc consequences were TERRI
be- Many wcro .IthcG trImplcd or suOthcrrd 10
death, and more md wounded. Some VINO were near
fL, bottom nay tudt they bore A weight
which every threatened to crush thclr I've. out
MANY tanned from the second or third story windows
The nv me bell sounded, and was responded 10 ny
the bremen and large number OF citLchs'
and measures Tor the relief OF the sufferers were
20 once begun. The dead aud wounded WeTe
removed from the building 10 the chureh
ward aud street Most ~ the doctors OF hi city were
promptly on the ground, and did what they could Tor
me. uuforiuultcs. Nine women were Killed lIlIly
people were severely wOundc and sOMC VIII de-
P.-ciIl Horton died ths morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-18
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
1FIE DELAWARE GKEENBACK TICKET.

file DELAWARE GKEENBACK TICKET.
THIRTY-oNE DELEGATES NOMINA.E 4 FULL TICKET
WLNINGIoN, Del, Oct. 1.-The Grecnback
State Convention met here this afternoon. There
were thirty-one delegates present. Twenty-Five Of
whom were from this city; the remainder, with
one exception, were from Newcastle County. There
was one delegate from Sussex County. The con
vention nominated DR.. X. j. Stewart, of Loves, for
Governor, and John G. Jackson, of Hockessin, for
Representatives. Congress. Tho platform which
was adopted demands the payment Of the bonds III
greenbacks; that greenbacks shall be issued only
by the Government, and be a lcga-tcndcr for all
debts; equal taxation of property; Government
aid for settling the public lands; protective
tariff the abolition Of useless Offices, and the re
vision of the law for the collection OF taxes 1t also
opposes property qualification or tie tax receipts
as q requisite for franchise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-18
TELEGRiPHIC NOiES.


BISHOP GAlBERRY's SUCCESSOR :. , .
NEw.H,vrN Conn. oct. lit = reported That
Bishop Thomas + londuchcn "t FrnNdrh, H. - Wi po
the Hartford Diocese to succeed the late Bishop
CHICAGO SHIPPING ALCOHOL TO AFRICA.
Chicago. oct. IA Chicago diStillcrl hrm has
cargo Of alcohol Africa 1t the hrs over sent
fIom here 10 that country
An OCTOBER CLAMBAKE.
BosroN, Oct. l7.-About one hundred members
national Carriage Maker. ASSOCIATION Wrmt 70 hTys.e
egaou will visit tho Ame'buiy and MeiIm"c Mu'' To-
GENERAL KEY REACHES DENVER.
DENvER Col. Oct 1.-The PoStmlSter-Gcneral
and party Arrived iero ysnln. and were met by dcleEa
Of prominent citizens they enloyed ihr scenery about
Hotel this evening
WHY COURTNEY LOST THE RACE.
BOsToN Oct 17.-To-day's Hedd contains a long
article Courtney Ilanln race III which Courtney tolls
hs Judge that there WAS no ipr3Prety on s part IN e late
with ianlan He scIibs his defeat to distractions Oh
the course near the hnlsh.
CLOSED FROM LACK or CUSTOM.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 17-'Tlo FIRST National Bank oil
% Of s sp and it, nabi. t. roa lS on It's
without sacrhce Tho officers assure dcOsOEs thas
thcy will loso nothing
SECRET MUTUAL BENEFIT SOCIETIES.
NRw-HAYEN, Conn, Oct. 1.-The meeting OF
mutual benefit societies Of the Odd Follows ana Masons Is
VTcsdcnts Alexander Gardner OF washington recording
secretary, Fred II wadron. Me% 'yen Conn and the cor
MARIE ROZE IN BOSTON.
| BoSroN. Oct. 1.-THE Marie 0ze-Mapleson Com.
pay appeared tonight at Music Hall before one OF ne largest
greeted enthusiastic reception and In response Z.
double encore sang Coming thro tho hye' ana oiu
| Folks az Home"
THE DEBTS OF TIE GREAT STEEL BRIDGE.
| Sr. LOUIS. Oct IA bill Of foreclosure was
hS 4 Bs fne amoGt az due on the M
October principal ana interest wa on the st mort
and and Scion so IumDhres. ''''D' y '''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-18
TO BE THROWN OVERHEARD.
THE MANAGERS OF THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY SAID
TO HAVE DECIDED ABOUT Mr.. 1lLDEN
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE

THE MANAGERS OF THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY SAID
TO HAVE DECIDED ABOUT Mr.. 1ILDEN.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE
W.sHIYGToN, Oct. ia Democrat who has con-
fdentia relations with the members Of the Demo-
cratic Congressional Committee, and who has
means of information with regard to the inside
management of the party, confirms the suppostion
that the recent assembage of prominent Democrats,
in Washington, was in consequence Of the damaging
effect of the cipher exposures.
According to this gentleman the whole matter
was discussed thoroughly in committee room
and tho general feeling was one of CONSERVATION.
To use his own expression, " The party was doing
well enough, but these cipher kilograms are going
to play the mischief with u.s." 1t thought thas
the Florida developments could be gotten over or
ignored but the fear that something worse wSs i'll
store for them served to distract their councils and
keep them from deciding upon any definite plan Of
action When TIE TRIBUNE of yesterday was re-
ccivcd they were greatly disturbed by the evidence
il contained Of the guilt of their standard bearer
and It was generally conceded that Mr.. lIIden
s.Oul! be thrown overheard.
rumor il current toni ght, which has an air OK
probability, that the party managers nave finally
decided to ignore the recent developments as Tar az
possible until after the elections, for the sake u
saving New-lOTk state, and then TO let Mr.. lllden
become he party sCapegOat and shoulder the whole
responsibility Of its past iniquity. Tie departure
of several Democratic leaders for Ncw-lork Is sald
to be for the purpose of consulting with Senator
BaTuum with view to deylSng means 10 counter
act the effect of the cipher developments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-18
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS IN BROOKLYN.

The Independent Democratic Convention in
The IYth District held hst evening in
sawycis Hall, Brooklyn John C. Kelley Of the Nine
tecutn Ward, received ne nomination,
Thomas J. sheridan was nominated for Assc'nNlvman
by the independent Democrats o. the lid District OF
King, County. last night.
number Of Ctlz ia gathered Wednesday night the
Directors Room OF the Brooklyn ACad my OF Muse 10
consider nominations for Commissioners or th1Tl!ltS
Among those present wcro Ripley Ropes. Reuben W.
Ropes, Dcmts Strong, john W. Hunter and scth Low
II Was decided TO appoint Edward Rowe Ripley Ropes
and Thomas Sullivan committee TO confer VITA tho
convent of both PARTIES with view to securing good
nominations or these Offices. In the INth Assembly
District of Kings County Jane. r. Allaucu, q LAWYER,
cut Democrats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-18
THE FXpLOITON OF A LAMP.

THE FXpLo4ION OF A LAMP.
MoERisTOwN, y. j.. Oct. II. Mrs. Peter Molvrr,
last night BY tho explosion 81 lamp Her cojhng Was
burned and her body burned IN many places 10 crisp
4 ROBBERY OF WEDDING gifts ASb JIWELKY
w-BtproEp. Mass, oct. l7.--Laat evening the
house II WliIw g. abcr was entered H u thr al , "f
Glng., wedding prcsont-. etc.
A LAWYERS LARcENl or HuNI-.
BosToE, Oct. l7.-.John lr1rlnc,on, I'll" Boston
De larceny Of g. l5U worth 81 hond- va. indicted ~ t, Of
fence TN. forenoon and held in t.iouo 10 i'lt
THE WRECK or 4 COSNECTIrUu HCHpUSiIs
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Oct l1.-lhc SCHOONER L,llir
II. smith Captain Washington Of ilddiwooa conn. from
Mosquito Inlet The saved ,t. .rr,,I ir
POISONED BY A MAIICInl~ NLlGHEoH
SYRACUSE, \. Y, Oct. l7.--John Sullivan ard HI
TO De arsenic quarfeoine nr.ghboi d. s, i,d q. an
zeal examinations are III Irogre5t
DIVORCED. HOPELESS. AND SUICIDE
BGDGEroRr, Conn, Oct. l7.-Alrs. I,c< aad
let noo expressing a. Intention 10 commit sncidc were
found od.y near me Washugtyg Bridge, near siraqrd
R cGscif'' ''''''' " '''''' '''' '''''
BRIDGEPoEr Conn, Oct. ia son0f A. Is. Beers.
OF East Bridgeport I'VE gears Old, while playing barn
ySos ny and acSidsaay dscSsrsod IT, soS Of H.
in half an hour.
CAPTURED FOB FIRING AT A TRAIN.
DETROIT, Oct. l7.-As a Michigan Central traip
"a s"sg. @s xs IL si' s Sa
SSSs e sS ssisa
I Iato rssaa aS from 'H' ~ 'H " '''' D'' " "
FOR HOURS WITH WATER Up 70 HIS CHIN.
:.;sSa g.S. c.
en- T iSut o T n'y
,j assSS Tor ss Sn WIZ T1s re- a''s II
" his chiu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-18
ppoYzE MEDAL FOR INDIANS.

DR.. Linderman, director OF the mint, mas
perfected tho design for peace Media" TO be pre-
,ented 70 the friendly Indian chiefs II has been the
oustom OF every President to present medals to such
Indiana The medals which President Hayes VIII give
them are tobe bronze the major axis or diameter about
four inches, and tho minor about two aud half On
the diverse side Will DO medallion mead OF the Presi-
dent. around which will run the words. Rutherford d.
Hayes President OF the United statos On tho reverse
the words, "Peace," aud tho date "ls's VIII DO
INV. cu representng civilization To the left Of this
cut viii be frontierynaps cottage, and man plough
ing; TO the right fTmeF VIII extenf 70 az Haian "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-18
THE TRIBUNE EXPOSURES.
REPLY FROM MR.. TILDEN.

DENIAL OF THE CRIME OF TRYING To Buy ForR
sTATEs-POLnCIASs THINK THR RESPECTIVE
STATEMENTS OF TILDEN AND MARBLE UNsATIs-
factory.
Mr.. Tilden has issued o card saying that
he was ignorant of the cipher kilograms,
and did not know what was going on.
The Washington Post, the Democratic or
gan, has been detected in curious false
hood. c. w. Woolley said in this city yester-
day that he did not think he had been fairly
treated, and he did not intend to
give any explanation to THE TRIBUNE. Thur
low Weed declared that the cipher
disclosures have ruined MIR. Tilden
politically, and have seriously compromised
the Democratic party. Ex-Judge Emott
and Ethan Allen said that Mr.. Marbles card
is not satisfactory. Expressions of opinion
from number of other prominent men in
this city have been obtained.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-18
SENATOR BOUTWELL, AT ELMIRA
FINANCE AND TUE ENJOYMENT OF EQUAL RIGHIs-
THE REPUBLICANS BAYONL1ED OUT or cos
GRFSs
LEY 1fLEGRArn TO TIE TRmrNrl

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRiBUSEI
FLMRA, y. Y, oct. Ex-senator Boutwell,
addressed large Republican gathering IN this city this
evening at the Opera House. Mr. H. Boardman Smith,
ex member from this District, was chairman OF the
meeting.
Mr. Boutwell, reviewed the financial history of The
country from the beginning Of the until the present
time explaining the facts about the issue OF bonds and
the rcfunding law OF 1870. lie comOatcd the proposal
10 abolish the National banks as being scheme TO CEN
tralze trade In tho large cities He argued against
grcenback not convertible or equivalent TO coin, and in
sisted that the debt shall be pad of IN
coin az promised. Commenting on the recent
capture OF Il convention in Massachusetts by Il mob
which dcned the authorities Of the city OF Worcester
the speaker said tnat that only sample Of the ter
rorsm practised Of the Southern States 10 over
come uud0ubtcd Republican maJoritics. The KepuoI
can party he said has been literally bayOnccd out ~
the United States Senate. He closed by insisting that
the mission Of the Republican party VIII not he ended
until the rights OF man arc respected In every
state IN Union aud while the financial policy Is
now the keynote OF the Republican campaign In 1850
the partv will insist on the protection OF every man III
his inalienable rights, both in the North and IN the
south there shall be no peace until That shan have
been finally established.
The speech was able exposition OF financial affairs,
and Of the principles Of the Republican party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-18
WASHINGTON.
GENERAL DEPARTMENT NEWS.


The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FILES HIS REPORT
PROCEEDINGS WITH REFERENCE TO SOUTH
CAROLINA.
The report of the Quartermaster-G General
shows that the expenses of moving troops
this past year has been heavy. The legal
authorities are moving in behalf of the i'm
prisoned revenue officers in South Carolina.
The President is considering also what to do
about the intmidations going on IN that
State,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-18
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
LONDON QUOTATIONS. NOT GUIDE.
wAsmSGToN. Thursday, Oct. II,

WASHINGTON. ThursdAy, oct II, IoIN,
An order was issued by tho Secretary of the
Treasury thls morning providing for the mode OF pur
chasing silver bullion hereafter II Is found by expert
,ncr nat the London quotations are not safe guide
Inc transactions there rar less In amount than III
Ncn-York and the quotations are frequently Influenced
nv sucrulatiyo movements and not by genuine sales.
I'm, nc order rcnuires that bids shall be made We'd
ucsday OF cac week for delivery Philadelphia or Ban
Francisco be delivered ~ proposed by the pa. INC
OF lots undcr 10000 VIII he Acu ny tuo
dependent upon the marko, value ascertancd by puDc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-18
FR1NKLIN FOUND GTILTY.

FREEHOLD, y. j., Oct. little jury in the
case Of George Frnnklyn, the old man who murdered
Peter Finley, the Long Branch painter after twenty
three hours dcbcrdIon brought IN verdict ~ murdDr
IN The second degree The face Of the prisoner pressed
Great 10y on hearing tho verdict The public opinion u
tLat Frnyn bad lucky pc. lie viii be- sentenced
ON Monday morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-18
MCNITIONS or var FOR TUEKEY.

NEw-HAvET, Conn, Oct. little iron
steamer John Braual, which Tor forty-ceht days has
been loading at this port with munitions Of war for
Turkey viii sail tomorrow. She takes $1,000 rifles,
600 sabrc- Il 900 900 balls aud shells. all valued At
500 900 General Tcvhk who for six years past has In
pcccd AZ The Winchester Arms factory Ia" AMMUNITION
for Turkey LETT to-day for NcYlOrk To sail Tor homo
1t..tif ,44fItg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-18
LOUISIANA QUIET AGAIN.

Nrw-OEGEANs, Oct. l7.-Marching orders
were not Issued the state troops. Governor Nichols
thinks It Will be necessary tor them 10 go TO Water
Proof AS reports have been received showing that quiet
has been restored there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-18
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.

ROCHESTER,, n. Y, Oct. little Democrats
OF the XXXth Congressional District nominated the
Rev A. D. Lambcrton. r.. X. Hart u"ml carried his
district Monroe ana orleans COuntics-Dy COZ majority
in l51GJ
BOsTON, Oct. 1.-THE following Congress
slona nominations have been made III This State VIII
liam Washburn, Prohibition, lNth District; Isaac
bradford Democrat. With District W. f. whitney,
Grceuback, Xth DIsrIc and Eugene H. Capp. PrOhDi-
ton, TIA District. Benjamin Dean the Democratic
nominee has received the Grconback nomHauon In The
lila District.
HARTFORD, Conn, Oct. 17.-lsaac b. Davis,
the Grcenback candidate FOR Congress in the LIT Dstrc
Withdrew to-day and Herbert {. B1kor. q wOrlngm1n,
vas nominated IN hs place. This dstrict-Hart'ord
and Tulland Comties-is represented by g. NJ Leu
doris (DcIn.J, who had las majority ia lS70l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-18
low the cut win be the emblems OF peace crossedppe

low the win be the emblems Of peace, crossedppe
and tOmanawk
HOT CAMPAIGN AGAINST MAIL Robbers
Colonel Parker. chairman of the Special
Agents. has within the past few days received reports
from various quarters which encourage him TO believe
that the efforts to stop mail robberies will shortly result
in One OF his agents to-day reports that hVe
members OF the famous Round Rock gang Of Texas nave
been captured Information is also received OF the
arrest by special agent Of one the rinseaders OF the
gang recently engaged in robbing the stages ana als
I'm Arizona and OF the CAPTURE by Special Agent Adams
OF several Of tho murerOus gang OF robbers VINO nave
FOR several weeks ,ctcd the route between Cheyenne
wyoming and DcadwOod. The Latter arrests we're mtue
10y means Of forced rides OF hundreds OF mics III
~ the robbers and with the aid Of several deputy
United States maTshas.