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New-York tribune., 1878-10-26
TTLDEN's RECORD.

from TIE DIH1Jf UNIY oII 'DNIFfI IHFVI. -.
There never was greater aiirOnt 10 lntelll-
gcnce ot a more transparont hypocrEy than tue per
sstent attempt 10 hO'd up Samuel j. Ideu bcOro tue
people rs man OF lofty integrity. lie mas adVertisc
himself as refOrmcr by pnHS printed at 80 much me
i'm country Uapers all the Land and many kephD
can Journals have thought II hignoncd aud naeIAhi,
inOI5 10 hclo Duld up his false ieouta0n lhroush an
these wears in Which he has succeeded IN pOstuInS III
the newspapers "A model OF virtue ho has Deeb KNOWN
i'm business circles and 10y All wcil-nioImed men IN
uoc 10 be- one OF the most crafty, uuscrupuOu5 ahd
dishonest men IN thc country. No other man M thls
country has been cught ana exposed IN so many as
renutab,c iDtrgues ~ Samuel j. 1dpn, aud for news
papers now 10 talk about the cipher revelations Dens
Inconsistent With ms "hIgh ciardc,cr' SHY, II not
wicked, trifm2 with notorious facts.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-26
sOME PREGNANr QrE.rIoNs.


Now we put this question W OulU W ced, IN
South Carolina have entered lutO all ttac iOui, corrupt
and criminal negotiations 10 brHr electoral vote, TIE
request OF Cu.Oncl PctOu Would I0utOn Marble
or Charles ". MuOlicy have performed sJch uIrty
WORK III Florida for Colonel PcOul Would any of them
have taken step In TINS scheme OF bribery at the
suggestion OF maullyIug except Samuel j. Tlden Il
possible tldt 1tCu dd not KNOW OF all tines" things
verdict on tls quc>tlOui As lie IS careful IOt 10 de-
uOunue such uudcuCd yI1uy, only denying ms per-
lou1l knowledge does lie not effect seek to shield
thCm and does IL not appear tha lie dare uul deuOLncc
them fear Of fire u the rear that would roast INN
alIycl But accepting Tld,n's denial true. II puts
him in tac position OF having about hm gang of
ChustuuOt accident ltVlend>, who ready the
furflStl
New-York tribune., 1878-10-26
WILD CONTNADICTs WNIsELF.



Mr.. Smith Weed denies something in con-
uUCtIuu HItu tuO,C south Carolina dispatches. II
curious denial lie admits sCuuug some ol the tbs
patches H-CnaJd 10 h!in, but there is not a of
uutu' iu them. lie WIS asked; " Ihcu You deny an
huuWl,dsc OF tHcm!' d" Ca, 1 don't say mat But /
mean say there Is Dota word truth those GIs-
patches winch are impTtvd to me regarding money
transactions. You may for rHgt r.
srdug the cauya>slng board, tudt never saw them,
or made any arrangements with them, or tried
to brine them Ia any way II Mr.. Need tells
the truth aid not tell the truth his cipher dis
patches In those sad a. had members OF the
board ANA fixed things Now says there was 60 not a
word OF truth IN those dispatches " winch speak of
money transactions, Then what did bir Weed propose
To do with $4,000 winch he went to Baltimore to
at the maud, or messenger from New York.
lie told Intruths to secure tine nOuCy-iOr what
New-York tribune., 1878-10-26
BATcH on DEMOCRATIC CORPsEs.

Mr.. Tilden is judged already. His denial
would make him fool which he IA very far from beng
while the deadly proofs Of an infamous and traorous
plot HIM face and convict him or what ne
and his pariisans been hOwug IN the ears OF the
American pcOplcCOnv him OF Taud more ShaineIM
than any before attempted In history ancient or
modern THE TRIBUNE has dUnc noble services In
spreading before the public the record OF guilt ~ IL not
bc invcctIycs Of Mr. MantOn Marble, and tue pitable
nug OF Mr. Charles Francis Adams n throws Inc con-
spiratOrs into "a most uncnyiable position. " shoWS
them as seeking TO do far than Guy Fawkes dld
200 years ago. ilo aimed at weak king ana an uU'
popular PHramcatthc cipher dispatches struck AZ the
liberty and sacred rights OF free Republic. Politically
they haze killed M Tildcn, and more than one Demo
with him.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-26
AN INJUNCTION GRANTED IL TIE wEsC

INpIANAPOLIs Oct. 25.-The st. Louis, Alton
and IerIe Uautc Railroad Company filed a complaint
today against tie Indianapolis and 81. Louis Railroad
COMPANY and other companies owning stocks andbouds
Of the last named company, by which the former seeks
TO enforce tho existing lease regain possession oi ITS
road between df.rre Hautc and East st. LoUIs.
Temporary order was against the indianapolis ana
ST. Louis Company, restraining them from paving the
other defendants any interest on bonds hld by men, OF
rcfunding any money advanced by tA,m The com
plliuant also asks receiver Of 30 per cent or the
gross earnings OF the road, and much more o the me
n;rrtcd los the indianapolis aId st. LOUIS Company ~
il necessary tc ay the expenses OF that part Of the road
New-York tribune., 1878-10-26
TIE CURIOUS VIEW OF IT.

FIpHt IJe L0nrI.t"i ft"",) 'n-.'e lI''lr) ..
The cipAcr dispatches cmanatlnG from Ill
dci'- house coming nome 10 plague the great re-
former % mani tnlt Will cfcctuaiiy XIII blu puIt.-
cay II not Otherwise. The Sefje, which never scga-
pl,s 20 30 tue whole hog from snUUt total when denial
D. to be- made, SAYS they forced. Now IIdeu HIM
sell does not 80 pronounce heu docs M3uton Mar
bic his apolOslZrr On the contrary they smpy deny
any knUWlpd-r of them IuI tAHm-"lNt2. These dis
paiclc- that in addition 20 Oregon, ~-5,ouo We're
ready bribe electors m south Casuua AID $4,000 To-
bribc uIc iu iOrlda I",ifcS vague huiS Louisiana,
auU they cam. aud wc.t from and 30 Nu. - Gruglcy
Park New IJrE. which Is 1iiGeu'- residence. ~ Is c
tubi,' rd EtvOud doubt that IiGrU 1ur years dealt
cipher dis patches, aud b h' - 3cou II D. very slu-
guar thit large money oilers should from his
u,t,t IA he .Dt f.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-26
A STRONG EVIDENCE or CROOKEDNESS
LLnLn LLr ..LLnc-L.c nLrahnLh LEgyl
30 strongrr corroLoration conld bc fnrnishe

No stronger cOnOb0ratiOn could be furnished
of me truth Of tine ciuhrr dispatches and the fact OF
their having been received bv Mr. Tdcn and his assoc
ates 70 nave them directed 10 the address OF anelgDor
who knew nothing about the dispatches or thelr con
tents was one of Tdeu's uuderhandcd methods of con-
duciug n political canvass. and Mr.. Haycmcycr per
hans uuwittngIy, furnishes the proof that the as
matches were received: that they in cipher ana
hat some one else took them and carried on the inter
course Ilutll the kilograms became nuisance 10 III
I.yemcycr and he was obliged put stop TO tneln
so tar "a ne was concerned. Perhaps Mr HaNtme( er
be persuaded to tell who hnahy received 'he us
patches.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-26
Tile MYsTEKY INCREASING.

Now Smith Weed dCniCs-at least he told q
TBI reporter the other night that he dd not hcn1
ali the dispatches nCTucd to him, and for those he
did send. hc couldn't tell whether they were cOrreclN
translated, az he dii not have the key with him. lie
pleads not guilty to any corrupt designs upon the South
Carolina CauyassIng Board Really this denying busl-
ness being most mdastiOUsly pursued. II seems 10
absorb all energies Of the Democratic chiefs lust
now and cannot fail 10 have very e&nausthG eHett
both upon conscience and character. Now VINO sent
those Cphcr dispatches and whO put mp the DA IS
ot money Somebody uo. OF else there was never any
Democratic campaign in 1876, ana lden and his Whoe
caluidaCy d myth.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-26
ANOTHER ALLEGED JUDICIAL VIEW.

Mr.. Marbles denial would be sufficient
answer to simple assertion by the Editor of THE TRIB-
UNE mat Mr.. Marble had been guilty Ot attempt
brbe because IN "a conn Ct OF ycraclty" touching
mans nc equation mtliOr est eoRdiHO dtendenhs But
the attack has been made by the aid OF dOcu-
ments, which have been interpreted by process that
has been fully explained and the accuracy OF which has
not been lmpugned. ana which points TO Mr.. Marble
the person who transmitted to Colonel PeOn, &C Mr..
Tdens house, proposition To sell the decision Of the
Board 70 Mr. Tlden for 800 00O aud party TO much
subequent bargaining arlsg out OF this proposal and
relating mainly 10 the price. These documents consist
New-York tribune., 1878-10-26
DITCH GONDHoLDERs RULED OUT.

RICuNOSD, Va, Oct 2j.-Judge Bond de-
ca,s To allow thc Dnch boudhoIder' 10 be made par
Ties defendant IT, the st In the matter OF tic Atlantic,
Mississippi and Ohio Railroad tao trustees are acting
forthriuas well for Jhe Observation-Disclosures lie states
however that should sion arise requiring an appeal
the petitioners win thea De considered parties for Lat
pur1oe Judge Hughes dl>seHjed The Court next took
lp the motion submitted BY the trustees ana En%Ish
b1udodes fO the foreclosure OF mOg and sale OK
thc road Argument occupied the remainder OF the day
New-York tribune., 1878-10-26
FAREs on TUE ELEVATED ROAD.

Cyrus W. Field denies the report that the
New-York Elevated Railroad has already decided TO
charge u cents fare TO Harlem. He said that the
directors had passed resolution 70 charge only
10 cents 10 Eighty-sixth-st., although the law
would allow them to charge Il cents. Tho law VIII
IeruIt fares OF Is cents 10 Harlem, but tue HaT-
fm have not yet been settled The total receipts OF
The company the first twenty-five days OF THIS month
were 73S O3. The present daily average OF pas
sengers carried j. more than 66OO0 MT. f1eld SAID
that the would completed Harlem before Jan
nary j. aud the Citv Hall brunch and the West Side
tension Eighty thirds would also DC finished before
date.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-26
Lrsr WHIT sCAREs THEM.

Mysterious limitations are being thrown out
nv 1E IRIBlSE that end OF the cipher dspLtc
nras has not yet been reached Some OF Mr.. NldCn's
friends are calling for ycrhoa,uu OF the cryptic aus,
ana TIE TEIBl to hint that they viii presently
hc sat 5frd Perhaps apprehension Ot what su TO
come may have haunted Mr. Smlth Weed, Mr. Marble,
MIR Nouilcy sud Mr.. COyl0 when they made tucIr
,uardrd dcIas and even Mr 1dcn did not venture to
s1y that the dispatches torgcrts II Is always well
fnr an accused person he cautious when does not
know what witnesses may emerge from behind the
4, pnu
New-York tribune., 1878-10-26
A GOOD sTGGESTTON.
E.o,, Ibe M. yo,,l. l,f.,'G B-si 5p.,

f'cn me N.f-l OF. Ettn' ~ ihd (RtpJ
Tie AOftOH very properly calls Tor " The pro-
ducIUn tlc Republican tclcS grams well or
the d. mOsi> bul what the public wants Is facts not
guesses and mf,rucCs irOw general principles mus
aud tnus be aud Let The hdttOp borrow IHE
IEWUNEs slate pencil and cryp,O2rupAdl analy yst and
set 10 work CIIhcrIug and dccipncru2.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-26
ANOTHER ARREST IN THE HAAR CASE.
.Julius Uaurstpr. of the firm of IIaar & Co.

JUIIUS INNgNIVI, OF IUV ITTHI Ut II'T'T n w
Wa-,t brokers' who failed last week. was arrested YES
terday on the same charges those made against John
H. Haar On the affdayi's Of William Bcdcn, Washing
ton T. Couuor and others, for alleged mi5approWiation
of money intruStcd to them for investment IN default
$50 600 huI charge and 10000 on TIC olheI
Nj LL--u.. WI. nixon 10 L-lhLnM Ai.net JMIL.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-26

inher dispatches have fully aroused the people 70 tne
character of the Democratic leaders and the uDscrupu
ous means they will 90 carry out their pntposes
They have created deep feeling OF shane ~ hn9 @ w m
cation among leading Democrats In our part OF ns oao'
and are having good effect IN the canvass
New-York tribune., 1878-10-26
, Bycu pRIzE CAprURED N THE MIILS

CucAGo. oct. 25.-Mr. Ilindes, Special
nt ~ the Treasury seized mail package this morn
ing 923 precious stones mailed at Ceyon to
person IN keolIuS Iowa. The package contains some
vcr, valuable Jewels, including 800 mOOnstOnes and
selsacred gem Of INDIA They have been turned over
10 Applaiscr aws order that their valuation may DO
New-York tribune., 1878-10-26


TIE TRIBUNE's publication of the cipher
dispatches has u,cu the question Of &" i,ud' cuii IS
ou OF canvass; or rather II has raised ques lon
the rcOrmaiory power oil attempts to purchase
ulc,teS ut election Tor candidates Tor PresIdcHual
electors who had COnl2s,edIy been defeated
New-York tribune., 1878-10-26
FAMILY DROWNED IN THE HUDSON.
CApsIZING nE A nANAI RnAr Ne AR N IAsrINGS--Tu1

CAPsIZING OF CANAL BOAT NEAR HASTINGS-THE
CAPTAIN, HIS WIFE AND TWO CHILDREN LOSE
THEIR LIVES.
During a blow on the Hudson River about
seven o'clock yesterday morning, a canal boat, the
name Of which is not known, forming part OF tow,
parted her hawstr and thus became detached from the
other boats when a short distance below Hastings.
Being loaded with about 200 tons OF coal she became
unmanaeeaDe, and turning sidewisc in the wake OF
the tow fOuudered and sunk almost Immediately carry
ing with her the captain Gustave Mnbe, Of SlOesburg
Ulster County, his and small children boy
named James StcOr teru years ~ age, VINO was on The
deck OF the boat 1T the tmc thrown INTO the water
but sustained himself by swim ulng for short time I'M
nj the tug boat sam ROtau came along with another
tow and rescued the lad, who from the chill anu the
water which ne had swallowed half dead. lie was
put To bed, FED with stimulaHtS and soon revived.
Opposite NOukeIs. Captain Ireland, Of the tug boat,
stopped his craft long enough send ashore get
further supply OF smulams for the benefit of the
cued boy During this interval an officer Of the NOukcTs
police boarded the ROtah, talked 20 young S-cuT and
obtained the foregoing details n regard TO the disaster
The lad could not tell either the name OF Captain Nabc
canal boat of the boat which Shc parted liou tLe tow
boat having gone her down tue river unaware
D tnc accident which had lappCucd.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-26
No nnLRr ARoI.r TnE ArTnENTIcIrY.

1t would thus appear that Mr. llavemcycr
was used as Il blind Ill It became uuDearabC an
noyaucc to him, be receiving dispatches he did not
understand, FOR tho OF Others But TINS nOto j. a
proof Of the authenticity OF The TRIBUNE dispatches De-
yOnd "a doubt Mr. 1idcu cannot escape the charge of
having basciy attempted purchase In more than one
case, electoral with money. This IL The KIND ut
that desired the Presidency only 10 work reform
In the Governmental affairs. HIS reforms would be very
destructive the country. It fortunate escape
that the people made when II decided that 1den was
NOT eLccicd Prcslhrnt of the Lnilcd slales.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-26
THAT'S TT-WHY DON'T THEYi

The men implicated by the cipher kilograms
IN an attrmut a. brbc electors generally deny
ing their gu'. Guilty men usually do. But WHY 40
they bring forward some evidence ot tnr trulh OF
their statements II The TRmUNE'S trauslationS are
wrong the who sent thc dispatches furnish the
correct tEinSatlOnS.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-26
A RACE THAT MOUNTED POLICEMEN WON.

James Kicrnan, Charles II. Milliken, Daniel
Curry, Augustus Stein and Daniel Allen started for
drive Thursday afternoon. On nearing Harlem River
they pui their horses al full speed. thinking the police
were NOT near Bnt presently, LOOKING behind them,
they a. three officers the Mounted squad IN not pur
suit IL was resolved to try tho speed o; e Poletmens
New-York tribune., 1878-10-26
ONE INBECmE SHUT UP.

IIfII III"IfTNNTI IUNIIIFIfINI IIWUJ
II is the profound conclusion of The COriRg-
tom IOp aOHWs0ih that the dcnIals Ot Tnden Marble
Havemeyer q CO. place IHE NEW -NORE IHIBlNE be
fore the country In the attitude Of dastardy forgrr"
Df how I that the Ner clcs
translated by IIsIBJ hands or the
senate aud House committees rcqnisiOn the lat"
MIR orion months before The TRIBUNE obtained posses
sion them, aud according TO the best recollection ot
members at the committees, correctly given. AG'
aver that before passing sentence.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-26
CHARGED WITH FORGERY IN BAVARIA.

era III 1tas ago on charge OF forging power OF aior-
noy IN Bavaria. Yesterday ex-Judec Dttcuhocfer
brought him before judge Blatchlord. IN the United
state, circuit Court. q writ OF hJbeaS corpus. Inc
counsel urged that there not sufficient ground on
which the prisoner could be held He had denied the
forgery, and uau shown why there was 10 motive Tor
forgery. The Court rCserN ed ils decision.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-26
ANOTHER LINK IN TIE EVIDENCE.

:
TIE TEH NJ, while muguanImOuSly re-
cyiUg Nh tIaycuy Oi ali blame, distinctly charged
that THESE tcicgrus sent By direct NIT liz
Goas house to be opened, drciphered ana answered
there. THIS distinct .it fatally lncWpItyc allegation
Mr.. UIvcneyer take, good care nowhere to deny. ms
failure deny ii very Justly be- taken comics
uf as IuIh iHu, TIE criminal tea grams Lrt once
more traced direct to MIR. Tdgna baHus, ANA another
Ink the chain OF guilt which UInds him Is uFctcd tOI-
New-York tribune., 1878-10-26
TOO MTCH PATHOs IN 1T.

Bf0in The Sag Hdrtor ELpress tLePl ,
THE TRIBUNE's revelations OF the clpher
dispatches showing now Tidon or hs fnends treL TO
uurrbase the Presidency showing up the iact thAt
There Is need of "rpfOrm" III the Democratic iahhr,
Thc Florida dispatches stunning blow audcu 10
m the sti rascaity which used 10 nave tner
ngfa rons ends accomplished III South Carolina llIdeh
of course denies al knowledge OF tho proposed DaigAh
bn his denial reminds OF the waings OF "hppou
New-York tribune., 1878-10-26

horses but the race though well contested was won 6y
tho officers The young were taken 10 tne
Observation-Disclosures Station House, when
Mr. Allen, who is nephew OF the late ComIhouoTe O
Vanderbilt sent o telegram TO Justice Morgan.
who az a late hour went TO the station ana
paroled the prisoners p Omise that they would mp
pear the morning before Judge wheeler lesleIuay
Judge wheeler fined each OF the party $40.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-26
WHERE PELTON Is SHARP.
Trop me Cincinnati Gazefis tEsp1
All the q


All the "COparccners have denied but
EcrLcw PcIton 1Ild,n Marble WuOllcy, COyic, Lave
meyer and smith weed have IN turn pleaded not guilty
aud passed the responsibility for The crime over 10 NC
neXt II Prlton rcfrlns from remarks upon tne suo-
rct IL viii not he 30 enb rrassn Tor him next Winter
when TIE cunspiratOrs required to hOid up theI
right hands before m investigating committees 80 II
Will be for some OF the Others.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-26
rACrnRIEs RrRNED.

MILFORD, Mass, Oct 25.-The Comstock
shop large threestOry factory occupied by T. n Fame
az box shop. and by Rafferty, Collins Ms bOot-fac-
tory was burned at midnight. together with small
barn used for storing leather The building or Green
Brothers. used for the extraction OF oil and the boiler
room OF their heel factory also destroyed Total
lOss, $4,000; partly Insured.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-26
R4ILT1Y IyTERESTS.
rxclHxArrs s.. .ono.ono LOAN LEGM.

CINCINNNTI Oct. 2j.-ln the matter OF tie
application Tor an mjunc'ion against the issue OF INC
- 900 900 loan for the completion of the Cincinnati
Goutbcrp PHf.road the Superior Court to-day decidod
tuat "a. loan ], institutional aud tJc bonus iesl Inc
Cuurt refused 10 grant the injunction.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-26
SLIGHTLY ILIPPANT.

rom me IfitV 'tftpdft'
OH pity the sorrows OF poor old man.
s. j. r.
How would Spotted Tail and Samuel Til do
for Democratic PresluCntial lckett T. 1850. Y"
The TRIBUNE says Tilden, Marble, Weed,
Peton Co. VII have chance To swear twill relieve
thpm.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-26
,1.rcr r1nrnING MILL. DEsrROYED.

DETROIT, Mich, Oct. 2j.-The Detroit City
Flourug Mill one OF the largest mul structures in the
div was partially burned tine morning The loss -
Slj 900; Insurance. SGOCO. Tie origin OF the he was
probably spontaneous combustion.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-26

ocratio President was overthrown by system OF frauo
that has brought much Odium upon the Rep9Dnchtp
PARTY The elections everywEer show TO the RepuD-
can leade that their party is fast passing away
Democratic ascendancy ~ what troubles them
New-York tribune., 1878-10-26
r1x1NG TIE REspONsIBnITY.

Henry IIavcmcycr's statement that during
short period Immediately after the late Presidential clec-
un y large Number OF kilograms sent 10 my al.
Irc.s 0r other urrsons and called for by mcssenecG
reveals the true method OF the Tlden croOkedncss MT
Uavemryers statement helps to fX responsibility al
tnou.h the cphorS themselves showed that all which
were addressed to Havemcyer answered by Peton
New-York tribune., 1878-10-26
DON'T YOU WISH THEY wEREi

Another of the gentlemen whose names were
attached to the cipher dispatches published ny l@E @
TRIRNF publ shes denial of the authenticity OF iOse
ascrlDed to him He sent or received them lh,y
are forgercs, uttered by THE TRIBUNE, II not maue
New-York tribune., 1878-10-26


Now that ClarisOn y. Potter has declined
a denomination 10 Congress, next thing
Is TO turn over ms muddggng committee to TN. NEW
YORK IEi1LSL, and lut up the shutters
New-York tribune., 1878-10-26

From 75S ~ r,1aa.ia +, ly.Ti T'meg i;i ,Re2l

From The F0Hg.i0 N.JJ Tunes tRsDl
1t was a rank Weed that took such sudden
root i'm south CdrOu,, nj came 80 Lear throwing Ito
dark shadow upon the White House. Bat IIE TRIBUNE
threw uI ls daily editions upon II, ana II was killed.
Gone u b. Cutombcd WAN Marble.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-26
MORE TALK ABOUT CIPHERS.
REMARKS ANENT THE CoPARCENERs
HINT FOR THE COPARCENERs.

Wouldn't it be a good idea for Tilden, Pei
ton Weed q Co. come out with denial thhI an. ~
Presidential election held two years ago anu t w.
cOunfTyi
New-York tribune., 1878-10-26
NCENDIARIsM IN MOUNT VERNON.

An uoccupcd dwelling house on seventh
ave. near siNth-st.. Mount Vernon, owned by Nh
Thomas Nichols and worth about $4,000 was totally
destroyed by figc about Oc!oca yes,crday morning
MIR Nichols was negotiating t sale ot the house aud
expected close the transaction yesterday. The hrc
Was the work OF an iHcendIdry.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-26
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.
Prr UP rnE smuITERs. NR. POTTER.

From The Bangor UhiB ant COulier (ReD)
The TRIBUNE has started all the hoops OF
" lIIann.. hIrrrL."
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-09-19
MAJ. ". ID. BbocnER.

The contracts for the printing and binding Of the st&te from January |, 1878. to December 3l, 1880, two years, has been awarded to Maj. ". D. Bloceer, formerly of the Gazette. Mai. Bloeher has been spending some time Tn our town for his health, and will leave at once for Eastern cities to purchase the material for ! new office, with improved machinery, etc. He contemplates publishing T weekly newspaper until January ], when it will he made q morning daily. Success to the Maj. and his enter prlse.-White County Record.
 We will be glad to get Major B. back into the newspaper ranks again; and especially this time, as we understand he will have associat- ed with him Prof. James Mitchell. It will be strong team-Blocher d Mitchell, and we shall anXiously await the appearance of their paper
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-09-19
At Memphis.

MEMPHIS, Sept. 16.-Ninety deaths reported today. It is believed that many have occurred in the suburbs which are not reported, for the roas- on that the undertakers will not go beyond the city limits, and though they sell collins for their interment they do not report them. At Elm wood many collins were brought Tn express wagons and other vehicles from the suburbs.
 There is an apparent falling or in the number of new cases, as only 52 applications were made for nurses to day. 26 physicians of the medi- cal corps report l74 new cases for tue A hours ending at ?. m.. against 234 yesterdy.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-09-19
At New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, Sep. 16.-The weather is clear and pleasant; los new cases and 73 deaths are report ed. The Masons of Louisiana, with profound gratitude to sister jurisdic- tions who have voluntarily donated Il large sum for the relief of the vel low fever sufferers of the Craft, in this State, beg that they would cease their generous contributions, as am pie funds have been received.
 From noon to 6 pm. 24 deaths and 134 new cases were reported. Only about half of these cases have occurred since September l2, and the others prior to that date.
 Chas. Mccoy was married Thurs day, taken sick Friday, dled Sunday and was buried Monday.