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New-York tribune., 1878-11-08
worth's majority in Tie city, 6s5.
CorNTY CLERK pLLMAR GIvEs ME LID.

County Clerk John Delmar, of Brooklyn,
was staI ding the sidewalk IN front OF the Mun'cps!
Dep.rtment Building about $3.50 D. m, yesterday,
quietly conversiug with friend. when some one among
ne bystanders made remark which reelected upon the
County CLERK Mr.. Delnar made respOusc, Int WI
liam Hennessy, tine keeper OF saloon in FOurtaye in
ths Twcnty-secoDd Ward. turned suddenly upon him
and cxr!almed cXcItedly: Riley Is beaten, and |
charge y0u with having beaten him"
Mr.. Deimar replied quietly: That is not 80, aud yon
lie when you s3y So"
81 say that you beat Riley. John Demar," repeated
Heuuessy in lOud ,0ue, I" and you can, deny it."
The attention Of everyone IN tho crowd attracted
by this iirne aud trOnS gathered GDOut the two
HeuReEsY continued: You sei $1,000 year from the
county, but you can't talk tO me-"
Mr. Deimar iD reply. made nllusiOu 10 HcUnes
sy's connection with the Tweed RnE, wbtrrupOn Ben
pegsy shook hls strhreatenngly tho County CLERKS
face Al tbR point Joseph Eyaus. who is said 20 be
Dcputy sheriff pressed his way forward aud struck Hen
messy In the face Mr.. Delinar caught E9Sns by the
arm, ana Hennessy back,d slowly toward
tbr building Inspector W ddy and Detective
Frost then appcaFcd and HsnnrsSy vas taken
inside tho building. Before the crowd dis.
ucrsed n drunken man named Michael II. WYNN oNcrr !
10 6gbt apy man who opposed tie County Clerk
He was locked HsnarsSy IL sad 10 have formerly
held Office under Tweed IN this city. Since his removal
10 svnth BROOKLYN Le la, been opposed 10 Nj DoHar,
no tho leader OF the Democracy IN that part OF the
New-York tribune., 1878-11-08
KINGS COUNTY RESULTS.
DOUBT As TO THE sHERIFF.

DOUBT AS TO THE SHERIFF.
TIE DEMOCRATS NOW CLAIMING RHEY's ELECTION
BY % MAJORITY.
The election of Thomas NJ. Riley as Sheriff
Of Kings County is claimed ny the Democrats by ma
ory oI o. but the result Will not be determined until
the oggl figures src ~ These have not been received
from ali of the five county towns and cannot be received
from Flatands and Gravescnd until the canYaSa Is made
by Board OF Supervisors. there were no Un'ted
states supervisors Of election in those towns There Is no
registry law in the towns and the opportunity thus
afforded for illegal voting has been improved heretofore
in the interest OF the Democratic party The importance
Of having United states supervisors OF election there
not perceived until the eve Of election, and then there
was only time such appointments in Falbush
New-L,Ots and New Utrecht.
The official figures on the vote for Sheriff Brooklyn
give Worth a majority Of 6S5, which Is smaller
than that reported ny the police election night On
that night it claimed by the friends OF kcv that
his majority In the i've tONns IN which the Democrats
always have majority, was 61O II this was correct
Worth would eull be successful with majority or 40.
Nrw however Il is claimed that ri cvs majOrty IN tue
towns Is TAO leaving him majority of 50 IL the entire
county. yute IA CITY by WarGe follows:
New-York tribune., 1878-11-08
MUSICAL NOTES.

"Les Amants de YGrOne" is filing the Sale
Veb tadour in Paris al every performance.
The Husikulisches Wochepblat announces that
Brahms is SAID just written concerto for violin.
The Neae Zeitschntt fir Musk states, we
know not oD what authority, that Joachim Raj is TO
conduct the next Leeds Festival, which takes place in
1850.
Sunday, Oct. 90, was the fftieth anniver-
sary Of Mme Clara schumann's first appearance in
puoc Us pianist On October co. 1923. she. at that
ceiid OF years of played at concert in
size Gewaud haus q LeIpsic
Sirnor Giulio Cottrau, at the Alferi Theatre,
IN Turin has been successful with his opera
"Grselda" and sgDor ItaO Azzoni has been also for
tunate with his new opera, "Consalvo." at the Dai
Feride Ia Milan.
EMme. Adelina PATHS recent concerts in
Dablin we.r not well attended owing 70 the high prices
Tie prma donna Is Brussels, where she and Sig
nor Nooiui were 10 commence, the 3lst ul sores
OF ofTeproSentatiOn signor Nerds IraViata being The
openiug opera.
From Italy it is amusing to learn that two
young and popular dancers, Miles Lucie and Juiette
Mile have abandoned dancing for ihe lyric drama
Mile Lucie has made her debut as Marguerite in NJ
GouDOPs Faust" w!ho Mile. Juliette less ambitions
has appeared as OseGr, the page IN sgnor Vordls
BaC NaScGere," both al the PollteaIEa IN Genoa
praise of the two new prime dOnne.
Hermann Goetz's charming opera, "The
Tanning OF the shrew" did not have wholly adequate
presentation in London. The work Is tOo clover in is
orohestraii0n, too melodiOus in its themes, 20 be
neglected impreSsaTios. Goez left opera. "Frsu
sesca Ga Rmini. unfinished. which however. has been
vempeted oy Herr Frantz and produced 10 Germany.
Perhaps attention may be turned to this posthu,
nous production OF composer who cicd 40 young, ana
who has lett such striking specimens of his genius
NJ. GOunOd has made some important changes
n "Polyeucte" and an important Improvement IN tie
east has been made by substituting M. Seller In the
titepart NJ. salsmon, the tenor The demand for
the reserved places will I'LL the National Opera House In
Paris for weeks Despite the gloom Of the Ii
breto the brightness OF she composers themes and the
briiliancy OF the orobestratiau arc more and more
e,eary recognized at every representato A. Godnod
Ia now nard at work 1T conpOsition OF grand
opera winch has been accepted by A. HalaUzier the
Paris Director the title is "Ie Tribnt do Zamora and
the poem Is Dy Nm. d'Ennery aud jules BrGsil The
italian version Of "POlyeUcte" VIII bs produced at
Covent Garden, also NJ Naples, Rome and Milan; the
German adaptation Is secured arst Tor Vienna.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-08
uUSIC-THE DRAMA.

The first public rehearsal of the NewYOrk
,n,,,roD'e society will De given at the Academy o. Mu-
ac November % and the first concert on the following
evening Rernepyi win play at this Ter'ormsnee also
stor ,,asssi the excellent baritone of the Maple
o. coupany will sing Old subscribers who wish 10
,in tbejr seats can thrm now at the Academy.
R4peuyfs first concert in America will be given at
sternway Hall next Monday evening. He will play
Joaehm's Hungarian concerto, and three or four solo
pseeS including his own arrangement OF the Rakocly
March He will be assisted by Miss Helen James, Mr..
" Courtuey. and Madam RiveKiug and by orchestra
ennincted bY MI Cariberg
New-York tribune., 1878-11-08
The REPORT or GLHER1L P0PE.
TnE STARVATION OF THE CuEYENSEs STRONGLY
SIT FoRTH-TuE DIsI URIANCEs or THE YtAR

TnE STARVATION OF THE CuEYENNES STRONGLY
SIT FoRrH-TuE DIs1 1URnANCEs or THE YEAR
~ THE DEPARTMENT OF THK MISSOURI.
GBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE IRrgUNEl
WAsHITGToY Nsy 7-BriCadicr-Gencral Pope.
commanding the Department OF tho Missouri has
made his annual report to the General Of the Army.
That part relating to tho condition and treatment
of the Indians in his department is Of general in
terost. lie saws:
In general here has been peace with the Indians since
amt tho Indian Territory tGye been generally
nequen5B reported tine conOdon " these irloe''
THE Chcyennct ArrHpahoe-, kiowas ana Co
lhcm IL tnls report. think lhcrc Is constant likelihood
Of their bTvaldpg away irOm he reservation IA body,
net ior war hut FOR food unlc arfe qdaItes OF sup
elcy there viii certainly bb suffering Ido not rd
agency from tic vicinity of Fort SUI II tho plan OF
noyH is carried OUT 1t VIII ncoe esstO al baAdonDent
Incyal OF tbo troops 10 the agency, which VIII n-
vo,ye the GoTeIumtnt IN large expense, which believe
unnecessary. hope tIat good results sin foilnv IA
expensive and unnecessary change, but don't Dee Te
General Pope's paper was written while the Chey-
cuncs were on their raid Nrr.h Gnd before they
were captured. He reports that the outbreak was
caused by starvation. lie recommend, the corsoli-
dation OF the Ute agencies and the establishment OF
a central agency in some acc ssible locality. 10
suggests the valleys OF the West Fork Of the Chaua
and Navaji Rivers. General Pope royirws IN detail
the disturbances that have occurred the Mexican
border and in Lincoln County, Aew-liexicO, the
latter Of which have recently been suppressed under
a proclamation from the President. lie comments
upon the fact that under tho clause in the last Army
bill the troops which might have prevented ur sup
pressed the New-Alexico disturbances were power
less, and thus many lives were lost and much
property destroyed.
General Pope sayB his force rs small that 1t is
Indiana, and the only way lac sees 10 keep peace on
the frontier is entirely 10 dIsarn and dIsmOunt the
Indians. He says:
IL they lett with the means to 80 - var ~ is the
custom simply sleep yO.aauo. Uules, tAcsvfcyc
ample, mud above al regular, suppirS OF iOod b.
guaranteed % the indl ma avn cOnreSd IN justice TO
Coy ard tho frontier stttc-S "a OSk thht
moro troops be- srlt TO TIA agencies II she dian Terri
tory aud that al least tEO U Toe posts Western Kan
tlai s"y udigns sent tgO ac North Into this depart
bs disHrued aud cisiIunnted before beng sent
here thai tLey can I've paced ~ the same CONDITION "a
tLr Indians " in whom tnCy ArD 10 I've.
a number OF important papers are rranSmltted,
those bearing upon the recent outbreak Of the
CAeyeunes being of special interest. Major j. h
Mlzener of the 4th Cavalry, commanding ut Fort
Reno, submits statement Of the quantity and
quality of tho supplies furnished the Indians at the
Cheyenne Agency. with the AMOUNT they are en-
titled TO under their treaty for the current year,
showing very large deficiency. The statement is
ns follows:
New-York tribune., 1878-11-08

the principal streets and avenues.
The butler at the Stewart Mansion, at Ffth-ave and
Thirty-ourthst, said that Mrs. Stewart knew Of the
robbery, and was very much overcome. Ali visitors
denied entrance and her sisters only we're allowed
to see her. newsboy Just then shouted tho news
directly In front OF the door, and every passing
turDed and looked euriously at the stately marble
structure.
his bouse when the reporter caled but the had
reached there the servant said and greatly excited his
family. At the PARK Avenue Hotel the employees were
discussing tho robbery among themselves but excite
apparent As the later editions OF the evening
papers appeared they eagerly bought In the ears
and stages aud the robbery tho universal subject Of
conversation.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-08
RETURNS FROM wEsrCHEsTRR.

On the judiciary ticket the Republican can
didates majority Is fully 700. Gideon J. Tucker has
about l 0eO votes. Nicholas Smith, for Congress- has
about 1000 votes. He regarded the Greenbsck
leader It is reported that he received votes at all in
the Twenty-third and Twenty fourth Wards Of New
York. For COrontrs, Dr. NOrdQuist (Repl has major
iiy OF about 500 Nelson c. Fohay present Coroner
and Editor cf. The Highland Democrat published ut
Peeksl. who has, however about 800 votes than
HaRhes ana Purdy, the other Democratic candidates.
whom Alderman and Hyler (Rops) have nSiorites
Of about 600 The contest for County treasurer has
suited in favor Of David Cromwell Rep) by small ma
joiity--abOut 125 votes.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-08
INSPECTOR MURRAY'S INVESTIGATION.
lie BELIEVES THREE MEN WERE ENGAGED ~ THT


Inspector Murray held long consultation
with Judge Hilton at Police headquarters yesterday
afternoon and sfterwRrd, sent for Mr. Parker
the assistant sexton, aud for the watchmau who
was discharged recently after being employed for
a month in guarding the Stewart vault. These
men remained private room attached 10 the Inspect
or'r Office. ana IL TdinOTsa that they were undcr
arrest. t said that suspicious had been aroused
against hcm by the fact that the robbers had thorough
knJwedge oi the ChUrChyard and knew the exact spot
M which t0 dig for the entrance Co TIE vsil5.
These suspicious, IL said, were confirmed IA lart by
the discovery thst tie small gate to The curchyar on
LlcyenthSL. had Oeen unlocked and fastened again by
the thieves. When asked how many men he Thought
were engaged IN the crime, IT. sprCtOr Murray said
judge The robbery TO have been tho work of at eaet
three mcr. and - took them NJ least half hour, and
Possibly tlrcC-q quarters, 20 accomplish ~
New-York tribune., 1878-11-08
ruF SYMPHONY SOCIETY.

The new symphony Society of New York,"
under the direction Of Dr. DamrOsoh, began ITS first
son Yesterday afternoon. under most encouraging
auspic The audience was large aud enthusiastic the
was excellent ard the orchestra plsyed with
force and brllliancy. detailed account OF the per
forance may be reserved until after the concert for
which Yesterday entertainment served the rehearsal
a. Will be enough now note the fair prospects Of the
opening end add word OF admiration for the extra
ordinary paJ ing Of Herr Wihelnd 10 the Rat Concerto
and IN bi5 own delightful Fantasiestiick.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-08

Major Nlz,nrr reports in detail the cause of the
Cheyenne outbreak. He says the revolving party
consisted OF 80 men, 112 women and 49, children,
and then continues:
The general conduct Of these Indians was the same
that OF the remainder OF their people. bur they
always cJm piaIu3d about their ratioDs. ." During
the Jtter part Of the Winter and the early part Of The
spring the beef was very poor, and much
plaued OF by all tne Indians aud 10 was really bad.
From tho Is; u July to the st Gf september he issne Of
rntOns unequal fhe ul ration Oi lUur Is
sued bur twice, ghIie Def lssuGd constantly. Thore
was "A little 1Our aud H. cO,c sugar The Ia
tons lasted for three dag, Ur The for which thev
were I-aue rhs treatment of the ludmns fair and
reasonable, heard Of no complaints e&ccpS Gs TO
ratOns. Tho which led to the leaving OF tie
Northern Cbeyrnrcs uay 10 summed up "a foows: I:
They wcie Disappointed in the country. 1heit ratOus
were poor Bud euiIrcly Insufficient They home
SICK dcsI Oudcnt aud disappointed and were nxi0us to
Get back n county better known = them and where
game was be had, while here they did not have
,.un oh I'm Eat.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-08
RAILROAD MEN IN SECRET SESSION

secret meeting of the committees repre-
ssning the holders OF receives certificates and the rt
mortgage bUndholdegs of the NeB-lOrk and Oswego
Midland Eailroad. held last night at thn Gls' y
Huuse. III mas Dickson, president or tho Delaware
and Hud Canal Company presided, and among fhOso
present we're cx-G.Uor WicShsm j ,ds, Williams. OF
Clinton, CoIpOrstIOn Counsel Whitney and Henry
Amy of Amy " co. 4 plan nj Ieorgaa z@ton
was reed upOn, 10y which the holders Of receivers
crfi hcAtCs are 10 preferred stock; ard
lie trst mortgags bondhOlers common stock. to tho
.uuunt % their claims. Ihe committees VIII report
back to respective constituents the result OF the
couirrcncr and approval the reorganization will be
cuITlrd into effect.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-08
MIDNIGHT WEATHER. REPORE
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
SynOpsis for fas pact 81 hours.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 8, L a. m.-The barom-
eter Il highest and rising in the Northwest. and lowest
IN New gland Ond the st. Lawrence Valley Generally
light rain has fallen In tho FAKE region OHIO
YslIey Middle States and New-IDgland. The tempera-
ture has risen slightly In TIE SOUTH Southwest and New
England; elsewhere II has fallen Horthwesterly winds
prevail in the Lake region ONO Valley and the North
west westerly the Atlantic Coast states; ana they
are variable ~ the Gulf States.
Indications
For New England colder partly cloudy weather occa-
scnai rain snow, nOrthwestely winds, followed bN
rising barometer.
Fer tIFAddle Atlantic States. clear partly cloudy
weataer colder westerly winds and higher pres
lure.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-08
THE GIL BERT TESTIMONIAL.

A meeting was held Tuesday afternoon at
Ealacks Theatre In relation TO the Gilbert Testimonial.
AZ which were present Mr.. Lester Wa lack, Mr.. A. H.
Palmer Mr. H. D. Palmer Mr.. Baokus and several other
gentlemen connected with the theatrical profession. and
number OF representatives Of the press Several con-
t,ees were appointed, but no very definite action was
oan TWAS practically decided that the benefit shOuld
oFe neeA Nj Waacks Theatre soon after Thanksgiving
Nv I'M neither the precise date The character Of
tue Ier:O rmance was settled.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-08
N4RRIED.

NORRIS-BOLT0N-At BrOnEdale Westchosior County,
October 2 by the Rev \. d. LiewOOd, Thomas VI. Norri
10 Emily daughter OF Thomas Bolton c the same place
PoINIER-SMITH-At residence Of the BRIDES parents,
NeNarS y J. "Wednesday. 9th iust bY the Rev. J. r.
Stesns D. D Henry w PCnier and Florence A. danshteI
of Frederick n. Smith
POOLE-RTDN EY-n tho Cathedral of Our Mcrciful say
i0ur, Farbault MINI Wednesd@T october - ny thq
~. Seiuou Kidney p. d. profc sOr Of Systematic Di
vnity In the Seabury The9l0gca Seminary FaItbsui The
Rev. Charles A. Poole. VI. A.. Bec.Cr OF 81 Apdrewsa
tor OF the Officiating clergyman. No cards
STAUNT0S-PADDOCK-Wei November G. at Holy
Trinity Church. 5h.aye. rad l25h.. hy Tie Rev Wilbur
J. Paddock H. D. tuuele OF tho brde q Pmadelphis MT
Albert A. StauntOn OF Toronto. ont, Ia Miss Minnie
eldest daughter of Mr. and Ara B. e. FGd0ck, OF this CITY
wASHBC RN- -sTPoSG--on Thursday. November 7, 1873,
ct Trinity Church. by the Rev. Morgan Dix, D. D. Tugcn
H. Washbaru ~ Fannie i daughter VI Mr. William strong
New-York tribune., 1878-11-08

= TIE BuenipG Post predicted when Secretary
hepSs0n was Nominated Tor Congress tiat II was nom
isaNoh not ~ 10 bc made aud that he would 10 tlo
so5st eraien candidate IN New-Jersey. The opposition
eial Advertiser.
- by the way, what has become of "Dad"
Suhhiusham. The EreTiHg Fipses correspondent. WOO
pedeieu m every letter to tha encrDrsing ana inter
sausg Journal from Tue counties Az the state
eAs here possible chance for Senator Conkingi
-t-s. I. Con mereial AdYoItisar
New-York tribune., 1878-11-08
wALLACK,s THEATRE.

"The Rivals" which has proved as usual
the most popular Of ia. old comedy series will hold the
boards here for the rest Of tho week.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-08
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE.

Nine. Nodes takes her farewell benefit
this evening az the Ffth Avenue Theatre appearing IN
both "Frou FrOu" and Camille" THIS admirable artist
has made n profound impression during her brilliant
American tour and her last representations will b.
watch,d with peculiar interest Her Camille We have
said before, Is a wonderful performance, aud il hauutS
the memory OF all VINO have looked upon It.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-08
THE NOVEMBER ELECTIONS.


many Democrat but this viii not change the party
totals The Republican majority on joint ballot
will be 70.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-08
TIE VOTE FOR ROBERT HALL.

The name of tho candidate of the Anti
TaInmany combination for Alderman elected IN the
With Senatorial District is Robert Hail. and not frais
men, M stated yesterday. MI Halls Toe was S,lJ6.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-08
Total number Il Indians. J.oOl.
Aut. read Iur the year. Amt. puT

Major " zcneT ca'ls attentiOn to the terms Of The
treaty made with these Indians winch specifies the
exlct amount of the supplies they shall annually
receive. Tho following table shows the snORnts
tlrey are emitted to- and the amount that has been
New-York tribune., 1878-11-08

TgIEUNE OFFICE, Nov. s, ! q. m.-Thc barometer was
STEADY daring the rainy and snowy weather OF the
morning. but tell during The clear aud partly cloudy
weather OF the afternoon and evening The tempers-
tuIe aud The amount OF moisture has been d.
migisaed.
Gear partly cloudy weather with slight chances Of
light ram snow, may DO expected IN this city ana
vicinity tO-dav-
New-York tribune., 1878-11-08

lHOUPs: aforrpg Night IBARJ
tIS8.5sT s9i01i121 a345s7 s9iCl19lnsAsf
keY-E rvF, sy7z- rrTSfT 80 $
L. y H. ~ ~ -
~ -
80
Z \ = mt III ~; =,
= I = ~ i 4 -i - 2o. 81
New-York tribune., 1878-11-08
Zen lhoush the face be not 80 fair

Angei's TnrEish Roman aud Electric D,ths 81 LeTng.
tOnavr The highest perfection ~ bathing Ladies'
DAY and eyen!ng Oentlemen. day and night.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-08
AT THE STEWART STORE AND MANSION

AT THE STEWART STORE AND MANSION
MRS. sfEwAfT GREATLY oVERcohE BY l.E NJ ~
The news of the robbery Icached the stew
onielly from month To mouth. Whichever excite
mcnt Il may have occasioncd was ot sub
duod nature. and the mIuy customers ~ INC
store at the time were not aware mat any
thtng uuusuaf had occurred. Heoeri persons during
te afternoon expressed diS5elie 10 tie story because
ney sad they had boen In the store 1t the ine nhi
IN re would certainly hayo bucI son" excitement u u
bs tecr t,,,, The news un- quickly cgr:led uptown
by uegsboys who .iIdly shouted EXTRA ~ thtonga
New-York tribune., 1878-11-08
ANOTHER REPUBLICAN AssEMBLYMAN

ANOTHER REFUHIIDAA A1tE hBIIl NAN'
The later returns in Kings County show that
D. ". Jalimadge, the Republican candidate Tor The
Assembly Ia the Ixth DISTRICT Is elected W majority
OF 1873 over James A. Gray.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-08

4 GRAVE Observation-Disclosures Qresh from
I'M. ub: NV COOS sir ia cl you (hic} tell
fIs wlr ny leads tO" Sedate Party To the church
,-pT I'd finn.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-08
ULL PAGE or AGRIcULTURE.

Cars for LHng, Throat and AIaiariai Diseases
RYE AID ROCK" as PREPARED By A52 SOLD
BY LEADING DRUGGISTS AND RECoMMEN Ed by
PROMINENT PHYSICIANS. ASK FOX MY "RYH
AND ROCK" AND TAKE no OTHER 81 PER LARGH
BOTTLE n VAN BEIE 80 CHAMBERS ST.. SEVEN
DOORS VEST OF BROADWAY
New-York tribune., 1878-11-08


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tths Usfcury uanHg nsarA
New-York tribune., 1878-11-08
Ready this 1Iornina!
THE sEMI.wrFKLY TRIBUNE.

THE SEMI.WETKLY TRIBUNE,
Pce lin Wrappers ready for maln, I've cents per copyi
one copy year Vs. copies sl4 teu copies ane one
extra s5 Postage in all casos free 70 the subscriber
The Issue OF to-day contains
ENTERTAINING MISCELLANY,
HUMoRs OF THE DAY.
WASHINGTON AND oTHBR DOMESTIC MEMS.
Letters STAT aud other Correspondents in the Old
wora and ths News
AFULL PAGE or AGRICULTURE
Nh
New-York tribune., 1878-11-08

I'cn Though The face be not 20 IaIf,
And beauty may be al hut flown,
Dear ladies', you need not despair,
IL SozODOST you make your own;
And brush your Teeth and month with skill
You'll faScinate and cOnqEer SIM.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-08

TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
New-York tribune., 1878-11-08
5pstia! Sotiecs.
Tho-. Il. Kirby, Auctioneer.
NOW on FREE EXHIBITION.
AT KCRTZ'S GALLERY.
nnn II. nA.rr ON nnnA nNuAN

THIS iFRIDAYl AFTERNOON al $50 O'Clock at ClintG
Hsii As.or place, BRIO A BItAC. CANTON TEAhWOO
FIKSITI ~ very beautiful collection OF BreA-iSTsc. Pu
tnrlNa nIIl EurrulAns M many natDIla NC. sc.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-08-28
In n anarl.

One of the many letters written in
setting up Weaver in this district, by
himself and Judge Trimble, came to
light. 1t was the letter of Judge
Trimble to Cook, Of Newton, Iowa.
We published it several days ago. 1t
was not intended that it should see
the light and now Judge Trimble ris-
es TO explain. We clip from the OF
tumwa Democrat:
EDITOR OTTUMwA DEMOCRAT
Dear Sir: / see you have published in
you paper a letter written by me to
my friend, Hon. j. G. Cook, of New
ton. My letter to Mr.. Cook was writ
ten in a great hurry. 1t is due Gen.
Weaver to say, that in his talk with
me he used the expression ''SOft-
money Democrats" in speaking OF
his determination to cooperate with
Democrats in the organization of the
House. He, of course, said he would
act with the Nationals when practica-
BILE, but that he did not expect to find
q sufficient number in Congress to or
ganize the House, and in that event
would act with "Soft-money Demo
Gratis" Perhaps my letter will fairly
bear this impression when considered
as q whole, but to prevent misinter-
probation and improper use of the let.
ter, make this explanation.
Yours truly,
II. H. TR1MBLE.