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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-04
TIE CAPTURE OF BAyXAcxs BY NILES
SINGULAR STORY TOLD BY MEMBER OF THE
HAYDEN EXPEDITION.
IEr TELEoRArn To TnE TEmuNEI

CHICAGO, Nov. 3.-Several officials of the
Hayden Expedition are In this city route Washing
ton to make report OF tho seasons the Western
wds One OF the gentlemen prominently cou-
nected with the expedition gives The Chicago Times
account Of the capture Of the BanHack Indians by
eral Miles which ia very different from anything yet
published, and which Will 10 doubt cause something OF
sensation In military circles. lie states that the
nacks wanted TO surrender aud Gent - Crow
accompanied by Two Bannacks, To the camp %
General Miles TO arrange terms OF capituldtion
When the information OF the arrival OF tue Indians
reached General Miee he ordered them pat In IRONS
and leaving enough soldiers 10 guard his excursion pnry
no set ON win the remOInaer of his forces fUr
the Bsnnoek camp The Indians, seeing the
soldiers coming jOyfully turned out TO meet
thelD ana gave themselves up General Miles ordered
MS men 10 nfr upon them which they did killing mt H.
women aud ehdren ind scTimnatoly Seeing thal they
were 20 DC DutcDeied, the Indians showed resistance
but were soon oyerpowered. his Is an account Of
General htess capture OF tie Banuacks US given by
member OF tho Hayden Expedition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-04
DISHONESTY ENDING IN SUICIDE.


TMBEZZLING FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS.
Louis Fmkelmelr n jeweller, of JOhn-st.,
thisci. who live, No. 334 south Thirdst Brooklyn,
had IN bis employ rs b0okkeeper, Jacob Lazarus age
twentyllrce, who occupied furnished room at No. las
Lconadst., Brooklyn. On examining the books last
Thursday Mr.. Fnhrmer discovered that false entries
lad been made by LAZARUS and that articles had been
sold and no record made OF them. He questioned
Lazarus. who became suspicious and did not to the
store ON Friday. Mr.. Finkelmeir searched for him
yesterday and ascortaned that he was n member and
the secretary Of the 32d ReRiment, and had the books
Oi the regiment in his pOssessiOD. with Frederick j.
Karchcr Adiuiant OF the regiment, he went 10 laZ-
aruss house They found the door Of his room fast
rnrd, ana upon forcing open tho door, Lazarus was
found living dead his ned with resting on his
He mad put the muzzlo OF the gun IN his mouth
and had evidently pushed the trigger with the ramrod
The bal passed out OF the top OF his head through tho
top Of the brdStead and the wall crossed the hallway,
and pierced rae wall on the opposite side.
II ~ supposed that Lazarus shot himself about 10
o'clock Saturday night when one else was In the
house The nehbors say that at that hour they heard
unified report Mr. Pnktlmeir has not yet discovered
the full amount OF his bOokkeepers embczzement, but
he thinks ~ will exceed 800. Lazarus had recently
been appointed a poil-clerk In the Sixteenth Ward
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-04
FORCED INTO A HATEFUL MARRIAGE.

An application for divorce filed III the Office
OF the Clerk In Cnancery at Trenton. N j. last week.
reveals remarkable story The application Is made py
Mary J. Morris, age eighteen daughter Oh E""aru D.
uorrt, NJ M 900 Walnut-st, Newark. Her petition
acts forth that on August "a came TO this city to make
some purchases and while looking In windo" OF
store In the Bowery she was accosed by young man
whose name she subsequently learned was CbhIies j.
ieeuS of s.cond.ave near the BOwcry. she paid no
attention 10 hIn and moved away, when he followed her
and uernisted in making her acquaintance e one uy
injured hcr Ia walk in the BOwery, drugged ncr ana
forced her by threats to consent To narrnse VIII @
The ceremony was performed at the FIVE fOnls SaPe
by the Rev g. y Plumey. immediately aiter' tue siI
sate she LOST consciousness II further set iorh
the application that LeeuY Ia now endeaVOrng 10 shc
her from her Ia her's nome Newark she prays tha'
the alleged marriage be annulled. ,... ., ooo,nai
Ieeuw has retained counsel, ana tnreatchs W oynR
Mr. Murrs la uro luce s daughter In court, claiming
fhat the father has abducted her and deprived her
liberty OF choice Ieeuws object In the aeged iorceu
marriage IA believed 10 be the extortion OF money
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-04
THE puRsryRR OF ]. WILKES BOOTH.

Joseph b. Stewart, lawyer OF NO %
broadway was arrested and furnished bail last week IN
SUIT brought against HIM by Samuel Churchill OF NO.
125 East Fifteeuthst The suit grew out OF dispute
over bond worth 1915. which Churchill alleges S'o"i'
,,.ood ,,,o woora AGO and has never returned. but
has pledged it Tor his debts. stewart was maao
famous IN 1865 OF his leap IRON inc ~
the STAGE Of Fords Theatre aud his pursuit or wilkes
Booti through the back part Of the theatre ana OUT o
the alley-way, Immediately alter Boota hao nIea ,s
dlfculIy growing out OF the failure OF the Baltimore
Bank In 1867. Stewart had Daniel drew aIissTu
400 600 bail. and nothing ever came OF the suits
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-04
5perial Notices.
TimeIy Reading.

Timely Reading.
THE TRRtNR has Extras which arc IN
vary large demlnd ard VIII found during the campaign
espscal9 useful 10 Republicans who wish 70 put plain
Ia h before Intelligent voters They are -.
TS,r ETrRk IA plain and convincing exposure OF
the real aims OF Groenback party together with the opm
IONS Of eminent statesmen rredeemabe paper money
TRmrNR Extra No. 43-Ihe results OF IHR lRlBUhks
searches among official documents az Washington Tor inc
SrnSs amount OF Southern claims, Rebel War claims, sc.
TRBNR EXTRA No 44-The (ipher 1elegrams complete as
far "a including the cphers themselves keys
cabniaes and the ul stories OF attempted bribery IN
Florfda, south Carolina and Oregon. -
TRaIsE EXTRA NO. 46-Containng the whole body OF Re;
pubcan this emboc ed in speeches
by Vice President Wheeler and Senator
Conklng -.
NOs al 8 as furnished 81 per hundred OF - per
thousand furnished at 81 hundred; and ebef
will DO mailed any address postpaid for cents Inc AZ
tnon OF Campaign Committees especially invited 70 tnese
documents. -. -, -. .-.
In answer applications THE TRIBUNE VIII Also SUPP
niy 10 desing OF Its Cipher Telegram
Extra (TRUag No AL printed as 70 bessusd as
ediOns al the tate OF y PEI
hnndred per thousand Oriers accompanies Dy rss
cash will receive Immediate attention. and the sopPiemen
win be shipped By express to any address ADDRESS vs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-04
THE MURDER or MR. coCKRELps YEpHEW.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 3.-Dispatches from Sedalia,
Mo-, say that Thomas G.. Cockrel. nephew OF United
states Senator Cockrel OF this State was found muir
dered last Friday morning In the store OF ~ f. stots
Ridge Prairie, Saline County. His skull was
crushed In three places and his throat cut The suppo
stOn Is that he was murdered by tramps during Thurs
day night his pockets and the money drawer OF
store had been rihed Mr.. COekreu was clerk IN the
store and slepttbere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-04

ing each canddate-snd fair prospect for sue
cess. He is an able and popular man, and wi run .,
ahead Of his ticket. He and his friends are nopeis'
To sum up then, should say tho chances are about
even on the Legislature and consequently on the
State officers and United States Senator; and the
Republicans are pretty sure TO gain and possibly
two members of Congress. With a fair day the vote
on Tuesday will be unusually large for an of year.
80 l. n. b.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-04
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

TRIBUNE OFFICE, Nov. 4, o. m.-With the exception
OF a fall In the afternoon, the barometer remained
alm ost stationary during the clear and partly cloudy
weather OF Saturday (see line beginning at 30Oi and
ending lust above 30) Yesterdays fine weather was
acconpanicd by rand rise In the morning and slight
rise In the evening see line beginning Just above 30 and
ending Just below 300i The average rise I'D tempera
ture was 7so the average fall yosteray 5i2 The
amount Of moisture IN the air has been increased.
Cool and clear partly cloudy weather. may be ex-
pected In THIS city ana vicinity to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-04
Boston Travel.

on and after day tho magnificent steamers MAssAcHr'
SETS and will be put on the stonngton Line to
heavy travel attracted by the low ratio OF
Al stclass Boston, with the unsurpassed aoeomnoda
mons end the certainty prompt arrival offered by this line
81 so tickets are good only the continuous trip for which
.ha nAnfia anlh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-04
MIDNIGHT WEATHER. REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
Synopsis for The past "a hours.

SYNOPSIS Tor he past II hOlus
WASHINGTON, Nov. A, / a. m.-The pres
is everywhere above the mean is highest from
the Lake region the Gulf States and is falling rapidly
in the st. Lawrence Valley Clear or partly cloudy
weather prevails The temperature has risen III the
Northwest and Upper Lake region. fallen in the Middle
States nnd ew-Engand; elsewhere II has remained
nearly stationary. NOrtherly winds prevail In the Al
lanc COagt and East Gulf States, southery ia the Lake
region and Northwest; elsewhere they are variable.
Indications
For New-Engand. partly cloudy weather, cold north
westerly, backing to warmer southWesery winds, gem
orally lower pressure.
For theMddle Atlantic States clear or partly cloudy
weather cold nOrtLerly, backing TO warmer westerly
winds, falling Or stationary barometer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-04
WRECKED WITHOUT LOSS OF LIFE.
sINKING OF THE GrNERAL DAENEs-oTHER OCEAN
DISASTERS.

SINKING OF TIE GENERAL BAENES-OTHEE OCEAN
DISASTERS.
Captain Cheesman, of the steamship General
Barnes. which wrecked Cape Lookout Shoals Oc
tober - during hurricane IN which the City OF
Houston went down. arrived In this city Saturday He
,qys that " The morning OF October %, when
of the shoals the wind began 10 blow hard
from northwest, and increased during the
day 60 hurricane At 10 y. the ship was laboring
heavily ia the Trough oil The and Was brought to
stop The ga- ami sea continued 10 nc very violent
throughout tina; night and the next day. At a. N. DC
tobr 20 the engineer reported that the vessel was leak
INK ~ badly tlat with al the pumps It was impossible
10 Keep her fr The water continued 10 gain, and az
a. IA. IL had pat out the fire. An hour aiieTward
IA, boafs were lowered and the vessel abaDdOned
Tie wratirr rainy AMI thick. At 1880 the ship
went down stern nrSf, Ia thirtynvc fathoms OF water
AZ $50. the schooner NJ. w. Drew was spoken and
every orc wa taken IRON the boats AMI life raft Gu
TIE 2Gin al were transferred 10 the fishing smack
Whippourwil which took them Ia Charleston.
Captain Webster. of tie bark Emily LOwthcr which
arrived on saturday pa.sc ibre disabled vessels
her VOYAGE from B6lfast. 1Lo Norwegian bark AmbrO-
-ia frun Philadelphia iur Bremen, was Abandoned on
September 81 and the cuod by the brig lilo from
jamaica to Bremen,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-04
TOWER TO REMOVE EXCISE COMMISSIONERS
THE REMOVAL or GEORGE W. MORTON DECLARED
ILLFGAI-

George w. Morton. appointed Excise Com
missioner April l. 1876, for three years, was removed
after Commissioner Murphys dcfacaton by Governor
Robinson In February. 1873 Morton. in order to con-
test the legality OF his removal, brought suit for his
salary for February and March 1873 in the Superior
Court and the question whether the Governor had the
mower 10 remove hm was raised by demurrer. Judge
Srdgwlck gave his opinion Saturday, holding that
under the charter the Excise Commissioners form local
board with years term OF Office, aud says AS tue
charter meant that tue Mayor should nominate Commits
soners Excise under the Goth section II follows neces
sry that taeir OF Office was heightened ana they
we're 10 be T, moved by the Mayor Consequently the
Governor had Jurisdiction TO remove the plaintiff IN
Ls case aud proceedings taken before the Governor
had no effect upon his holding VI the Office Judgment
Ia given for the plaintiff the merits Judge Sedg
wtcks decision IL sustained Mesars Morton and Pater
son will I've entitled pay Excise Commissioners until
me end OF six years after their appointment unless they
are previously legally removed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-04
PRESIDENT SCOTT GOING ABROAD.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3.-Colonel Thos. A.
Scott president Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
will sail tomorrow morning for Antwerp, the steam
ship Switzerland, from this port He win be accompa-
MED by his wife and two children and expects to be Alb
sent until Spring.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-04
GENERAL SMITHS INVESTIGATION.

Mayor Ely said yesterday that Police Commits
soner smith had called nim in answer to ais letter.
relation to rumors hese were referred to tn Saturdays
TRIBUsE that certain police captains had Noon exefhg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-04
FIRE AND ACCIDENT AT AMSTERDAM. n. Y.

AMsTERDAM, n. J., NOV. O.-IHb sVUTdEb
department Of Greens knitting mill was burned this
m0rulng. Tho falling walls broke into schuyler *
Bopds MILL buIying three Charles Lutton lost
leg and the other two -men were slightly injured.
Messrs Greens loss Is $4,000 Insurance.. S2o,OOO
Nessrs Schuy Ter Blood's loss IL $4,000 fully insured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-04

Augeis Turkish. Roman AMI Electro Baths 81 IeIiog
ave. the highest perfection OF Dathns Laue
day and evening; Gentlemen, day and night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-04

their official influences 10 the election Of Mr. sche
Mayor General smith told him that he had person
ally investigated the and satisfied that they
were faIse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-04

Have Y gu thc Chills
You can positively cured by taking IikRhASt the new
ton superior all kinds OF bitters 20e box Adruggiss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-04

u.-s, "a whore money IA made rapidly. YOu realize
hundos OF dollars by Investing $40 In stock operation
the reliabls hOuse Of Aox rockingham Co.. brok
ers 10 Wast New-YOrk Their Weekly Financial Report
gyes full Information. and Ia sent free
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-04

Inxatpe Iozeuges.Bcst preparation OF magnesia Tor
re,natIng The bowels. 25c An druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-04

The thoroughness ana accuracy with which THE NRwfoRK
TniBuNE ALMANAC publishes ELECTION RETURNS has long
a,nes become a proyerb Evidence that present cam
pagn has aousedhe deep and general Interest OF yIe Is
shon IN The this Old aud valued manual when
Come 10 Ting TRIBINE daily all quarters The issue ior
me present year gives full and especially yayaoe STA
tists Of Commerce. Industry Trade and Manufactures
clear COMPREHENSIVE and Trustworthy and geneay COM
menis itself W intelligent people everywhere
sent postpaid for 20 cents -. .,,,,,,, -, -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-04

CITY AND COUNTY OF NETWORK.
FOR MAYOR,
EDWARD COOPER.
FOR DrsTRIcT-ATToRNEY,
BENJAMIN *. PHELPS.
FOR CITY JUDGE
RUFUS b. COMING.
FOR CORONER,
NORTH ELLINGER.
FOR ADMINISTRATIONS,
NICHOLAS HAUGHTON.
JOHN GRAHAM HYATT,
MICHAEL w. BURNS,
FREDERICK FINCK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-04
The Facts About the Electric Light.
The Tribune Almanac

BY Professor Henry Morton Phi Dstevens Institute So
Noyember issue The Plumber and Sanitary Engineer sol'
ny neysdeaIers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-04
6peeial Notices.

No more rheumatism! No more govt No more gravel
Use Schumbergers harmless and tnfaibe French Sacy
latcs Relief warranted I'm IL hours Total cure IN days
BOX ST. postpaid. Beware OF limitations. L. A. PAhls Cos
only agents the United states AL BroadHay NeMl ora
Nervous TX medical essay comprising series
of lectures delivered Kahns Museum OF Anatomy, new
York on and premature decline showing IN
dsputaby health regained ahording clear
synopsis VI the impedments 10 marriage and the OF
debility being tho result OF 10 years OK
perence mail $50 currency postage stamps Adnress
Secretary KAHN'S Museum. 6SS Broadway New. 1ork.
The Facts About the Electric Light.
The New York herald., 1878-10-24

Cengressman-elect Frank H. Hard and John q.
Thompson, Of Ohio; Ex-Governor Henry LppIti, Of
Rhode Island; ex-congressman Thomas G. PIatt, Of
Oweso. N Y, and stilson Hutchins OF ST. Louis, are
at tho Fifth Avenue Senator J. H. McPhsrson. Of
New Jersey ana james Forsyth. OF Troy, arc ~ ths
Gilssy. Ex-Governor Rufus b. Bullock, OF Georgia,
John G. BuIlnt, Of Philadelphia and William Brandt
Storcr, OF Boston, are at the Windsor. Rev. Dr.
Bolles, OF Cleveland, is At the ST. James. Captain
Francis s. Haggsrsy, United States Navy, and state
Assessors John 8. Fowler and s. G. Hadioy the
Park Avenue. Paymasser W. p Gould. United states
Army, 10 At tho Sturtevant. Mme. Marie Roze Maple
son 10 ~ the Everett Thomas Swnyard, Of Toronto,
10 At the Brevoort Colonel Gordon, OF the Royal En
g1nesrs. British Army. Is at the New York Ex.
Senator Steven L. Hammond, Of Gensvs, N. X. 10 ai
the Brunswick.
The New York herald., 1878-10-24

where twas II In Pinneck Goldsmith ~ that Qussu
Bertha always accompanied hege lord. even unts
the battle neId, said tradition with her spinning
wheel IL was stated that she bore it on horss0acg
before her-a most notable womap-and hence the
unde dertpafur OF tho vim of the Buckenham-
Al the Same meeting Wheel OF Fortune won toe Tn
On nniai Produce stakes = further dem.
onsIraisd her invncibility and proved ooneusively
that she Is . veritabie nyer. Lord Falmouth did
start the ally in the Middle Park Plate, she would
have been compelled to carry the top weight and her
swnsr withdrew her from tho race, which, according
to ordinary calculations, seemed at her mercy.
Wheel OF Fortune has many important engagements
next year, including the One Thousand Guinsas aud
Oak
The New York herald., 1878-10-24
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five solemn benedictions given by Cardinal
Guibert and four bishops. The body OF the
deceased remained exposed upon cata'
falque until four o'clock, when the coffin
lid was closed and the corpse was de-
posted temporarily in side chapel of the
cathedral to await the completion of the
vault intended for its reception.
IN SAD MEMORY.
The streets were thronged with people.
all OF whom appeared anxious to testify
their regard for the memory of the deceased.
The New York herald., 1878-10-24
GONE TO JOIN SITTING BULL.

THE FUGITIVE CHEYENNEs SAID TO HAVE
CROSSED THE MISSOURI
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
BISMARCK, D. T., Oct. %, 1878.
II 10 believed that the Cneyennes are across the
Missouri River and well to Sitting Bulbs camp.
They crossed the Yellowstone over week ago
seventeen miles from Fort Keogh. They
camo upon General Miles without his having
the slightest warning from General Gibbon,
acting commander OF the Department OF Dakota.
GibDon's advices TO Milss oi the indians moving
north did reach Fort ,Kcogh until alter the In
dians had crossed the Yellowstone. As q matter Of
fact the ndians were Yellowstone beioro Glib
bon ssarted any Information from ST. Paul to Com
sral Miles. Miles feels hc was badly treated.
Four days after the Che cnnes had crossbd the yell
lowssons tne Seventh cayalry, tired and worn cut
BY long march through tho Bad Lands were scout
same Indians.
The New York herald., 1878-10-24
KIDNAPPED HER OWN( CHILD.
[DY rEIxaBAPH TO THE HERALD
NORWICH. Conn. Oct "a 1878

NORWICH, Conn.,, Oct "a 1878.
sensational kidnapping case occurred nero to-
day. Tns parties conserned move in the bcst circles
Of society. Tho divorced wifs OF J. D. J. Black
stone. or the republican candidate Tor SEN
stor from this districi, wishing to obtain her
child, aged eighteen months, drove TO tho resdencs
Of Mr Blacxstons, while the family were attending
wedding, ana asked tho domestic charge allow hcr
10 SEQ tho ehild. This was granted, and the Guild
placed In her arms, while the servant went alter
some new garments 10 show the mother.
As room as opportunity offered Mrs. Kidder, nee
Blackstone, rau out OF the house. entered tho hack
In waiting aud was driven rapidly 10 the New York
boat. Tue police wero nj once notified. and
Captain Whalcy won't on board aud arrested Mrr
Kiduer. Her COUNSEL, Colonel Ripley, sued out a.
writ habsas corpus aud shc released from Gus
toby Mrs kidder anu party then drove TO Wi
mantle, intcnuing 10 go to New YORK win the child.
Mrs. Kdder WAS an actress hcforo her mar
rtagc, and WAS known us Miss Ilie Osborne.
Her marriage was an unhappy one, and shc obtained
divorce last June. Tue child. however. was taken
charge Of by Mr.. Blackstone aud she was unable to
obtsu possession Of u until to-day rho snair has
considerable excitement IN this CITY. Mr.
Blaskssons 10 - present making teur Of the West