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The New York herald., 1878-09-21
WILL NOT RUN WITH BUTLER.
DEcLISATIoN or THE CANDIDATES FOR TRrAs-
uRER AND AUDITOR NOMINATED By THE
BurLEE DEMOCRATS LETTER OF JOHN roYLE
o'RElLLY.

By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
BosroS Sept 20, 1873
David n. SIilings who was nominated Tor the Office
OF Treasurer by the Butler democrats last Tuesday.
has declined 10 allow the OF his name In that
John Boyle OKey to stand Tor tho onic, OF Auditor.
LETTER MR.. o'REILLY.
Following is the letter OF the tier genieman:-
BosroS. sep. 20 1873
To Colonel RICHARD s. SPoPgoRp:-
DEAR SIR-As you were Prcsideat OF the Demo-
cratic State ConvsnIion IN Worcester the
18th, and as the new state Committee may
not yet have organized, send 10 you my
dccliuation Of the nomination for State
found gratitude 10 the democratic people OF Massa-
chusstts for tho honor they conferred upon
me- IN choosing me tor SO important a posi-
ton. Not Tor personal Qualification, but In
me state my reasons Tor this step. am an editor,
and should feel ramped IN my Office had 10 consult
aSy interest," private personal other than that OF
nv constituents feel that tho mpaign now open
fight against old systems ard their privileges.
PROPOSE IN my own way, and the peoples sdc, 10
take part In this contest and am Lure that can dc
With better ieong and effect
date for Office Neither can l, as n
candidate for lucrative office, allow The sordid and
doproyed TO impute selfish motives Tor every honest
bow strncx for pure democracy. Again, were
erected should have 10 choose between filing
tho Auditors or the cditor's chair. / pre-
Ter tho lattcr 1t no way beno.
nt tho State for citizen To neglect
his own business, aud my busincsssnow presses so
heavily that this alone wou be Imperative reason
Tor ceclinlng
Repeating my gratitude TO tho people for their hon
Ornbie nom nation, am dear sir. respectfully youis
JOHN BOYLE 0'RkILLY.
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POSTMASTER GENERAL KEY.

A RECEPTION IN sACnAMENTo-ALLUsroH TO
the CHINESE QUESTION: MODIFICATION
OF THE lUaLiNoAME TRFATY TO BE At
TEMPTED.
SAN FRAScIsco, Sept 20, 1878.
A. Sacramento to-day Postmaster General Key and
party were generously received at the Capitol by
Governor Irwin and tho state efncers The
Governor added 10 the address Of welcome
some obssrvations In regard 10 tho Quos-
tion OF . Chinese immigration, and urged
upon Geusrai Ksy, as . member OF the federal ad-
ministraton. to do all IN his power TO mitigate
the evil. General Key, In reply, said tho
subject had been debated In the Cabinet
He was divelsing no state secret in
and majority OF the Cabinet believe, with Governor
Irwin, that tho Buriingains Treaty should mod
insd, and steps will soon be taken to that
end. Tho President only awaited tho ARRIVAL
Of the Chinese Embassy TO fsrcc the matter TO an
issue, and somo debate notion might bo looked
fer.
AMER the reception the party were drivou 10 tho
race track, wnere they occupied the Directors stand
The New York herald., 1878-09-21
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Andrew d. White. president of Cornell Usiversi,y I;
Francis A. Droxei, Of Phiisdolpnis, aud orlow W.
Chapman, Of Binghamton, are at the finh Avenue.
Asa Packer, Of Pennsylvania, and oxCongrcssman Il.
G. lngcrsoll, OF Illinois, arc at the Hoffman. Comr.
uoler Frederic r. oIco,t Of Albany, and II. D. Led
yard, General Manager Of the Michiga Central Rail-
way, arc at the ST. James. Ex-Congressmsn Thomas
s. Ashe, OF North Carolina, 10 at tho Park Avenue.
General silas seymour Of Quebec In at the Rossmorc.
Captain Frederic Watkins, OF the steamship CITY OF
brussels Is t tho Urand Central Professor James
A. Harrison, Of Lexington, Va. Is at tho As,or.
Major Alfred Hcaios, OF tho Brush Army, IL at tho
Motropo itap. Lieutenant Colonel Alexander Cnam-
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.

War DEPARTMENT.
OFrIcE rHK CniKp Si0xAL OrvicgR.}
wAsniSoroS, Sept Ill A. NJ.
Iadcafions
For Saturday. In tho South Atlantic statos ipcrsas
Ing sousberly winds, slightly warmer. partly cloudy
weather, with occasional rains In the interior and
stationary or risns barometer will prevail.
For the Cult States, southeriy winds shifting TO
cooler northerly. with rising barometer and clear
weather, preceded by light rains.
For Tennessee and the Ohio valley, and tho Lake
region, cooler, southwest TO northwest Winds rising
barometer, partly cloudy or clear weather
For the Middle Atlantic states and New England,
failing followed BY rising barometer warm southsrly
veerng 10 cooler westerly WINDS increasing cloud.
ness and In the interior possibly rain.
The lower Ohio River viii continue slowly rising
Cauuonsry signals continue for a norther at IN.
dianoa and Galveston. and are ordered for sou,hsy
winds at Sandy Hook, Bsrneaa,. Atlantic CITY, Cape
May, Loves, Cape Henry, Kitty Hawk and Cape Hat
tsrsa
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CANADIAN POLITICS.

SIR JOHN MACDONALD ELEcrED BY AccLAMA-
TON IN MANIToBA-wHAr HIS ELECTION
IMPLIEs-oUEssING ABOUT THE NEW
CABINET.
iBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HKRALD.1
MONTREAL, Sept. 20. 1878.
Sir John Macdonald has been elected by acciams-
tion for Marquette, Manitoba. Mr.. Luxlon having
declined In opposition TO him. This alec-
tou apart from the fact that gives the leader OF the
protectionis,s seat in the House OF Commons at
opportuns time. has also local significance OF gen.
eral interest Marquette b . always been deeply In
tersstcd having the Canada Pacific Railway located
the south side OF Lake Manitoba, and Mr. Ryan,
who has represented this conshtuency for several
years past in the Canadian Parliament supported the
Mackenzie governments as long as Il APP
peared that this route would be adopted. Dur
ing the session Of last winter, however, Mr.. Mac
kenz,e having stated that tho Canada Pacific
Railroad would pass through the country north OF
on and passed into tho ranks OF Sir John Aacdonads
party" ,f..4-
TRIcKING LAND JoBRERs.
Ostensibly the reason Tor selecting the route
through barren and unsettled country north Of
Lake Manitoba in preferences to the route
rectiy In 4 straight line from Red River
to tho Rocky Mountains. and this is no
doubt truo but the real appears to have been
that u number OF specuators who at that
time controlled tie election Maiquete had bought
up large tracts Of land through which tho line
would have had to pass and held their Investments
at iancy pricss Mr. Mackenzie refused 10 play into
tho hands OF these land jobbors aud adhered TO
straight line principle. Marquette has now secured
powerful advocate OF ~ To- Interests in the per-
OF ts new reprcsentutiv ..nd It Is possible the
Canada Pacific will pass TO the south OF Lake Mani.
t0ba after ALL
RpMoRs CONCERNING THE NHw MINISTRY.
All sorts OF runners aaoat as to the personnel OF
the incoming adm mnistration These, OF course, can
only be conjeSiured at present, though 1t
may DO assumed general PROPOSE
tion that tho choice must fall upon The
moro prominent me oacn Quo OF the older prov
nccs belonging to tho party which acknowledges Sir
John Macdonald as ITS leader. These DIR. Tupper
aud Mr.. Mason, oi Quebec; Messrs Tilley, OF New
Brunswick; Kirkpatrick, oi Ontario; Pope ot Quebec
Colby, OF Quebec: DR.. Robitae, OF Quebec; Bianhst
Of Quebec; Mccarthy, OF Ontario; Costigan, OF New
Brunswick. and few others whose names are not
SO well known, but VINO Will be invited TO form
part OF the administration, as t is the rule every
province. except the smaller Provinces shs be rop
resented In tho ministry. The material whorewith
20 form . good working Cabinet is not
plentiful In the House Of Commons
many OF the best known having been swept away
both sides the test, aud unless OF ne
members turn cut to be sktlful adm
In disguise. SIR JOHN will have trouble with his
raw recruits.
The New York herald., 1878-09-21
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

INSPECTION OF THE MoSIToRs-MovEMENTs
or THE TALLAPoos,.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NORFOLK, Va, Sept 20, 1878
Commander Francis II. Baker, under orders from
the depot has finished tho annual inspection OF the
monitor fleet In the fresh water basin up James
River and returned to tho yard and forwsrdsd his
port TO Washington. He reports the monitors all In
good aud ,nlcent condition, tho preservation quail.
tiss OF their location being admirable.
TuE TALLAP0osA.
Tho alIs poosa sailed for Washington to-day with
large quantity OF stores for the Navy Yard IND mate
rial for the Npsic, now nttne out aud repairing Tho
Taiapoosa returns here la about two weeks
Juniata 10 League Island to be rebuilt
The New York herald., 1878-09-21
DEATH INSTEAD OF MARRIAGE.

Henry Boss, a German, twenty-five years Of use.
was to have been married to young womtn, named
Caroline Kra,z. ycsterdsy She Is employed
as domestic st Miller's dining saloon,
No. I,o6S First avenue, ana Boss is q
photo. .rapher, living at No lo+2 First avenue.
Nothing happened TO mar tho harmony u their
courtship until yesterday. whom IL was discovered
that Miss Kratz had suddenly dissppcarj. aud
that u was whispered ABOUT that she had run
away and married another man. The knowlcdgs OF
this TACT reaching the OF Boss lao became voisnI
and demonsrntivc N HIS groi. Lato In the evening
he called st Miners saloon and declared 10 those
present that no had taken poison and asked for q
drink. Saortly sitter he began 10 iroh at the ,uth
and fell TO the floor. lie became uuconscious. ON.
cor Mccarthy, Of the NIsotsenth precinct procured
strochor and conveyed the miserable The ste.
tion house but before nedcai aid could be procured
he died
The New York herald., 1878-09-21
THE RIO GRANDE BORDER.

ALONG THE LINE-BAD TREATMENT OF THE
REGULAR TRoors-A PnEcARIous SOURCE
OF REVENUE
[BY TELEGRAPH To THE HERALD
SAN ANTONIO, Sept. 20 1878
An Official dsspatch from Colonel Schwitzer, At
Risegod Barracks, Is to tho eGlect that lev days
ago about thirty Of tho garrison at er attempted to
desert into Texas drowned one WAS shot
In the pursuit two were recaptured and shot by
order Of General Estrada Shorty aiier the oxecu.
ton orders roceivod IRON tho city OF Mexico not
10 shoot the soldiers There Is great deal excite
mcnt among the Mexican population IN consequence
OF tho action CT General Estrada Many Of the desert
cAusE DKsERToxs
Dssertions IRON the Mexican garrisons on the Rio
Grande are OF common occurrence IN consequence of
tho soldiers not beng led or pail The only
reveuuo derived In from tho foreign merchants
ana bankers, VINO advance monoy op custom
House cerncatos and these merchants have certi-
ncatss enough on hand tor year 10 advance they
fuse to advance asy moro money to tho
government The Mexican soldiers Kept
up IN pen to prevent them dcscrtiug
TO this side Of tho river This Is oi
the reasons why tho Mexican officials cannot their
regular troops to reprcss raidugs as the troops would
improve the opportunity to desert and as Tor tho
local militia they are pecunary Interested In tho
SPOTS stolen from the Texas side.
The New York herald., 1878-09-21
FLORlLTN r,

Tor thu teeth and BREATH is the best liquid dsntrce in
the world thoroughly cIeansss partially decsyed teeth
from all parasites iving anim lenving them
pearly white, imparting delightful fragrance to the
breath The FRAGRANT FLoRiLiNE removes Instantly all
odors nrsn from foul tobacco smoke Being
partly COMPOSED OF honey, soda and OF
horbs and plants Is PERFECTLY harmless. and delicious
sherry.
Prepared ty HENRY q. GALLUP, No. 493 Oxford st.
Lonion, England. and retsied everywhere.
Price rs cents.
The New York herald., 1878-09-21
PEkISHED IN THE FLAMES.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO The HeRAIp. !

By TELEGRAPn TO 1HE HERALD.
NORFOLK, w., sept. 20, 1s7a
Robert Clarke, we'll known colorsJ brick kmaker OF
Portsmouth. went to siocp In barn In
surrey county last night, where he was at
work and IN attempting, II Is thought,
to light bis pipo sot hrc 10 the hay.
Before Clarke could escape lie was cnvelopcd
by tho flames anu burned 10 death. rho barn aui
contents and several other adjacent buildings were
destroyed, causing loss OF over 81 900 Clarke had
Just got through Nth his job oi burning kiln OF
brick aud beoi paid on and preparatory TO his re-
turning home eeisorsied the event by drunken jo-
4 lcu linn
The New York herald., 1878-09-21
DIAMOND SMUGGLING.

The Custom House officials yesterday seized q
largo quantity Of diamonds, pearls and jcwclry,
which they iound In tho baggage Of
William PieuerIbg, passenger on ths
steamer Loipsig, whicn arrived ~ Hobokcn a low days
a1o. IL Is said tho seizure Is worth $40. OOu
The New York herald., 1878-09-21
GEORGE II. MoonE's SUICIDE.

The investigation by Coroner Hughes, In regard to
the death OF George H. Moore, principal Of
Grammar school No. s, OF this city, took
place at Mount Vernon yesterday. when tho
Jury rendered verdict TO the effect that MI Moore
took his life Dy shot IN the head WITH pistol
Thursdsy morning, whiie IN state Of mental de-
rangcmen which had existed for some time previous
Iol lhaI I.N
The New York herald., 1878-09-21
PURSUIT OF THE CHEYENNEs.
PRESENT ARRANGEMENT OF TROOPS TO INTER-
cEpT THE FLYING sAvAoEs-PRospzCrs FOR
BLOODY FIoHr-DEspER ATIoN OF The
INDIANS
sY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
OMAHA, Nsb., Sept. 90 1875.
II Is known from reliable that the Chey yenns
Indians have crossed the Kansas Pacific and max
ing good progress. Captain Rcndiobrock, with Two
companies OF the Fourth Cavalry, met them on
Friday last the south bank OF the Arksn
River, near Fort Dodge, aud attempted TO
intercept them. The Indians rallied, nearly one
hundred fifty strong and beat the regulars back
killing three and wounding three. Beyond question
many more Chey have left tho agency than the
$50 as Arst reported
DISPOSITION OF THE TROOPS.
Troops have been massed At Fort Wallace and Buff
ialo and Monument stations the Kansas
Pacific, but It IL feared the Indians have .sludsd
them. General Crook has issued orders for
additional precautions at Sidney, whore tho lndisns
must cross within hhy micsL Major rhornburgh
is stationed thsre with special train and
Crook has concentrated sverv available OF
his department Those men are nearly all Infantry
mand has bson brought 20 Camp Robinson, 100
assr S.s oraa anS mS.o so.n
along Big Horn Mounssin 70 tho neigLborhood
Fort Mckinney. Those troops, with Thornburg iI
rear tho sxvagcs WILL II 10 hoped, tntercept them
II they the Union Pacific, but it will De after
bloody fight. Experienced officers believe II barely
possible thoy DO Intercepted at Sidney. Tue rail
1ndiAns have already paused the strongest poiuta
They Will roach tho Union Pacific In day two but
u 10 beloved they wiii not attempt TO IN body
but scatter hkc quni'.
FIyEsr moRsExRx IN AMYRrcA
These Cheyenne are considered the nnest horse
in America; they ride their animals as u glued TO
them, and loud AMI hro with the precision Of foot
soldiera Besides this they have the bravery which
comes from desperation and continued III treat
ment II is more than suspected thiags were rotten
at their agency. and they preferred 10 ngnt rethsr
than starvc.
The New York herald., 1878-09-21
ORDERS.

WASHINGTON. Sept 20, 1873
Lasutsnapt Commander Richard z. Lesry Ia ordered
TO the Pensacola at tho Navy Yard, Mare Island,
Cal. Lieutenant Newton E. Masoa Is ordered TO the
receiving chip st. Louis at League Island, Pa Ensien
Moses Wood is ordered to duty on the survey
Passed Assistant EngDcer Arthur Price Is detached
from the Navy Yard, Boston, Msss., and ordsred to
the OuinucbauR
The New York herald., 1878-09-21
CCkIbNBR FOK OCTOBER
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IL not oiton that we fee praise pusIb
cation wi,hoa. ,sliei's,,on and oay
s.. aSn'n ~ % i. 9sp.r Il; ser. :.o..s
criticism has equal America ior while IL
some particular dep.rtmen OF It's rivals may
ls superior IN style variety and
p''"S scBSs or os,os.r S S,ss"s open. si.S .l~'
by Btowas na mons the a.,s,s n sE% @ yosx
Of dressings iro@ the east sna from life BY pnpis of shs
BY l. L. tho Ar, ssasssss s.ss. s.usss sss -
waiter shirlaw and 'h. Cooper Union taught by Wysis
"a COMPANY OF ACTORS"
ssos,ro Of world The osmsd. sssss.i.. With .n.s
do.es Of vroirstie sarah Bsrnhsdt, Goa Coausiin snA
% "a rsir viii LINCOLN. CHASE AND srAxros~
q the rs.den, and tells amid spiS,y IN. espsass
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'a'Ss UsinsGsfsIssb u: frSaS y ssrxhsat Al a';f.
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treaty OF Guadsiape Hidag" which is chiefly asfsnes
o the part OF the United states tho Msxcsn
history OF the extraordinary Illegal usrossons Of the
treaty W which the ended, paOer 'sNepno-
biography by the Inventor of the James Rich.d
son shorthand writer Of long eIpcrience sketch q
College Journalism Ia America, by Charles w. rhwinW.
Socisiism by Professor W. "a. san nee.
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The New York herald., 1878-09-21

bsrs, United States Army, is at the Sturtevapt Ex
Congressman Charles II Adams, of Conoss, N. Y. !;
Charles Is. Perkins, OF Boston aud J. n. Camden OF
West Virginia, are at The Windsor Charles Maple
son, of London, is at tho Evere: Rev. Timothy
Harley, OF Savannah, Is at the New YORK.
The New York herald., 1878-09-21
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.
SAN ANTONIO, Sept. 20. 1s7,

wAsufsoroy, Sept. 20, 1873.
Colonel John Gibbon, Seventh infantry, Is assigned
TO duty according TO his brcvet OF Msjcr General
while In comma nd Of the DE par tment Of Dakota
The New York herald., 1878-09-21

There's one tnolhwash. the ladies' pride
Beloved bv bello- DER every wash" besidoa
Ono drntiirice there is, snpremely olest
A sweeter. better one than all the rest:
And yoq will lind In every land the same.
That sOZODOSI'S its old. familiar na,ne.
The New York herald., 1878-09-21
GUILTY OF MANsLAUGHrER.
lar TELEGRAPH TO rHe HERALD. I

NEw LONDON. Conn, sept 20, 1875
In the Superior Court the cass Of william MaIouey
charged with mansIaughtcr In sickiug Michael Ken.
nedy 70 death tue 21tn ofJuly ias was concluded
tooay The jury, after swo aud hsIf hcurs' ae,sp.
eraton returned verdict oil guilty as charged Both
parties resided IN Norwich.
The New York herald., 1878-09-21
THE wKATHlR YEsrrRoAY.

The following record will show tho changes In the
temperature for the past twentyiour hours, 10 CON-
parlson with the corresponding date OF last year. as
indicated by the Thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy
fiIxKALp BuildinrL No. 2ls Brosdway:-
The New York herald., 1878-09-21

FOR CONSUMPTION, WEAK LUNGS, COUGHS,
Bronchitis. Asthma. General Debility Loss OF Appetite or
Poverty Of the Blood, uso
The New York herald., 1878-09-21

IF IT HURTS YOU TO DRAW A DEEP BREATH,
relieve th' lungs the cough with ALEs HoSkY
or loREuoUND AND TAR
PIKk's 1oOrHAcHE DRoPs cure In ons minute.
The New York herald., 1878-09-21

| A.-RUPrUkE.ADR. MARsH's TREATMENT Is
the only and reliable cure years practical x.
| periencc. Only office = Vssey q Astov iIuuse.
The New York herald., 1878-09-21
THE INDIAN SCARE IN KANSAS sUDsIDrSo-
NOR HOSTILE IN THE STATE

NOT HOSTILE IN THE STATE
Topeka, ssp: 20. 1873.
A special from Dodge City says It is believed ths.
there Is not hostile Iudisu Kansas People that
we're reported yesterday as having beeo killed
arc coming In to-day irquiring what tho
news In. There two companies Of
soldiers at Piecevilis from Fort Lyon under
the command OF General G. II. Smith. but thoy Ind
NO Indians The great II gradually subsiiipg,
and bevond stealing lew hoad OF stock the limo
the Indian Territory, possibly south OF II. therc
appears TO be we'll authenticated case OF Indian
a
The New York herald., 1878-09-21
The MINNESOTA AT NEwponr.
tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

NEWPORT, X. l., Sept. 20, 1873.
The United states frigato Minnesota, whicn arrived
here yesterday IRON New London, has been outside
to-day isr target practice She will remain here about
four weeks and will snst . number Of boys.
The New York herald., 1878-09-21
NEW PUBLICATIONS..

A Nkw BOOK BY BERTHA NJ CLAY ACTHOk OF
h"lhrown on the World y - Bitter Atonement." will
be ready shortly. entitled "Evslyn's Folly"
q. W. CARLETON CO.. Publishers.
Madison SQUARE.
The New York herald., 1878-09-21
SoZoDONT.

No toilet is complete without SOZ )DoNr Il combines
all n sded to keep The mouth and
and nparts delicious to the breath Its use
should hevor be iusrmtted the mouth kept
pure and clean and by nothing better SoZODONT
this be effected. ~