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New-York tribune., 1878-10-05
MAKING FOR THE RED CLOUD AGENCY

CAMP ROBINSON, Neb Oct. At would ap-
pear by the latest information aud other corrobOratve
proof that the party pursued by the troops
IA endeavorng TO reach the Rel Cloud Agency on
Wolf Creek hfty-seytn miles from Camp Robinson. II
il succeeds Outmarchng the troops, which Is not at
oil improbable, being better mounted and having
nearly three hundred stolen horses in their pos
session as a reserve, something new may be expected
The Chel enne prisoners, numbering about 25O per-
sons including 70 warriors route for the Indian
Territory who wep ned at Sidney until the rencgades
had passed, were disarmed this morning, ana are now
I'm camp at Sidney Barracks, guarded oy Captain Fitz
oeralds company The Indians first refused TO sur
render and trouble was antic Oated, but when the
trOops surrounded them. they up their Thes and
nouisa and submitted to the overwhelming numbers
New-York tribune., 1878-10-05
THE GLASGOW BANK DISCLOSURES

THE DEFICIT ESTIMATED AT S2O,OOO,OOO.
CAUTION OBSERVED IN LoSDoN-No EAST INDIAN
FIRMS BANKRUPT-LARGE ADVANCES TO DIREc-
LONDON. Friday. Oct. 4. 1873.
The financial situation at the close of business TO-
day was much aueter. All the banks, however, are
using increased canton in discounting. The total
of the liabilities of Smith, Fleming & Coz East In
dia merchants, of this city, whose failure was an
nounced Yesterday, is estimated at over 100000
900. The liabilities of William Mol & Co., of Bonn
bay, and Fleming s. Co, of Kurrachee, two hims
connected with them which have likewise falled'
are doubtless considerably less
Il is understood, however, that in consequence OF
the exchanges of bills, notes and the like between
tho City of Glasgow Bank and the Indian houses
the same set OF liabilities will be found repeated h
the balance sheets of all these bankrupt establish
ments.
THE DEFICIT VERY LARGE.
The FaGncier estimates that the shareholders o.
the City of Glasgow Bank must meet denclt OIL
800 OOO, ,OOO placing the failure among the most
disastrous Oh record. 1t says:
It's morally certain that all the firms concerned N
rms sort OF circular bill flying must succumD. Oue
house located in scotland and Australia Is c0ncernea w
this paper to the extent OF SoOOOOoO Que SoIg
ness In Scotland and the East S25OOOOO one locAteG
in India owes the bank $4,000 600 for aceeptances ana
So 100000 for cash advances Three oteer al'a'ou
houses aggregate an indebtedness Of So'ZoOoVO'
THE LONDON BANKERS TRANQUIL.
LII its financial article this morning, Ire Tunes
says:
The revelation Of these further details is accompanied
with no rresn signs Of disturbance In the money narket
and n calner feeling if anything, prevails That the
condition of the city should be the same as II nothing
had happened not to be expected, Out DcyOhu tte
Iiecuty I'm dealing in some public securities which, as
n rule ire readily negotiable, nothing unsnal mas 0e-
cuIod Money is in rather more demand, ana ABOUT az
ner cent il obtaned best three mouths remlta
bills ca FOR Bank of England notes by bankers aug
others made the Bauk worse III It's proportion on
habities 70 reserve by nearly per cent, than %0ud
ntcryse have been tho case and the has fallen
about 81 100000, owing to the WITHDRAWAL, Deslues
notes. OF some gOd for currency purposes.
SOME DIRECTORS HEAVILY INVOLVED.
"Rumors are current" The Glasgow Herald says
that some of the directors of the City OF Glasgow
Bank received enormous advances out of the funds
they were administering"
New-York tribune., 1878-10-05
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsnNGTOS, Friday, Oct. 4, 1873
The subscriptions TO the per cent loan to-day were
Sl,057,000.
Charles ". Edrldge, OF Massachusetts. has been ap-
pointed revenue agent.
The President and his party, with the exception Of
Secretary Eyarts, returned from NewYork early this
morning.
Dr. John d. Blake has resigned his position secre
tary Of the Washington National Monument Society,
hut retains his me bership In the society.
An order has been received at the office OF the Third
Assstant eneral from the New-YOrk Post
New-York tribune., 1878-10-05

yenton who was authorized 10 apprise Mr.. Bradley
officially Of the nomination, in his letter promised ne
nominee the honest earnest and determined support o
the Democratic party" Mr. Bradeys letter in reply s
very short He says that the high character OF the
comprmentary and then closes his letter with these
Words If that nomination shall be ratified at the elfc-
and endeavor faithfully 20 perform the dnties OF the
DOsitlOn,D
New-York tribune., 1878-10-05
THE TRIALS OF THREE DETECTIVES.


UNEAKTHISG GANG OF COUN IERFEITERs.
lBY TELEGRAPH To THE TMBUSEl
WAsHlNGION, Oct. "A telegram has been re-
ceivcd to-day by the Chief of tho Secret Service
DIVISION announcing the arrest Of eighteen coun-
terfcI,ers IN Kentucky. While the three detectives
were working up this case, Il robbery was com
mittcd in Whitley County, Ky. As no one knew the
business Of the detectives, they were arrested on
suspicion and put in Jail 1t WIS found necessary to
leave them there aud allow them to be pat on trial
ratheI han expose their real business. They were
tried for robbery and acquited.W hen arrested, cou
terfclt money, with winch they had been supplied,
was found in TIER possession, and the county
authorities had them arrested again and indicted,
and they W re- put IN jail once more. Only since
fine cOuplefion of their work has their real charac-
ter become known. The persons arrcs ed to-day are
all members of the "Crabtrce Gang" whose opera
tiOus have been successfully earned Oh for a long
time Ab>aom Crabuce, tie leading spirit has
long been known as veteran cOunteroltcr.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-05
THE RETURN OF MR.. CONANT.

HE SAYS THAT AMERICAN BoNDS STAND WELL
ABROAD, But TIE GREENBACk TALK is HURT
ING THEN.
10y TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSR.l
WASHINGTON, Oct, 4.-EXAssistant Treasurer
Conant VINO has been in London since the Spring
of 1877. III the capacity of agent for tue Treasury
Department in tho disposition of United States
bonds, returned to this country several days ago.
lie arrived in this city with Mr. Coon, his assistant,
last night, TO make his final report to the
Department. his mission being over The bonds
which he has handled the 4, 4l2 and
: pcr cents Only few of the 4 per cents
have been disposed of abroad. Mr.. COnant states
that United states securities stand very hgh IN tue
nIoveneut has affected them some what dsadyan-
tageously. Few Of the bonds are now being aiken
i'm England however, money is scarce and hlgh.
As GOOD interest well secured as offered by these
BOMBS can be obtained for money invested III Great
Britain
New-York tribune., 1878-10-05
~ EARTHQUAKE ALONG rHE mUpsON.

NEwBURG, n. Y, Oct. 4.-What is supposed
to have been the shock Of earthquake occurred at
24O this morning. 1t felt both sides OF the Hud'
son from West Point to Pceksnl. There rum
bling noise before and after the shock the latter being
heavy enough to rattle windows and wake peop,c who
were asleep Is said TO have been the most marked near
West Point and at Highland Fails, and was felt as Tar
west a. Highland Mills. oil the Erie Road The shock
and rumbing lasted about thirty seconds. No damage
Ia ed
New-York tribune., 1878-10-05
NO PANIC TO BE APPREHENDED.

ID
WASHINGTON Oct. 4.-FOrmer Treasury officials
who have been for years connected with the syndi-
cate in London. and who have returned here, ex-
press the opinion that the failure Of the City OF
Glasgow Bank is not likely to result in general
panic although the condition of the bank was GER
tainly not anticipated by the English public, and
its stock bad not deprecated up to the day before
: G, Il
New-York tribune., 1878-10-05
WASHINGTON.
GOSSIP FROM THE DEPARTMENTS.

GOSSIP FROM THE DEPARTMENTS.
THE ARREST OF AN IMPORTANT GANG OF COUNTER
FETTERs-MR. CoNANT HOME FROM LONDON
HOW TENNESSEE sUsrAINs DTsTILLERs'
Word has been received that the notorious
Crabtree gang of cOunterfeiters, in the west
has been caught by the officers. The detectives
were twice arrested as criminals while working
up the case Mr.. Conant says that the four per
cents are not selling to any extent abroad
A report comes from Tennessee that a
deputy-collectOr there, who shot an I'LL
cit distIller and was denounced for it In
public meeting, was fired upon when
leaving the Court House, where his case had
been considered by State court.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-05
TENNESSEE INDIGNATION.
INTERFERENCE WITH DIsTILIING REsENIED-"HAt
UNIraD STATES OFFICER HAS BEEN Exposed
TO FOR FSFORCING THE LAW.


UNIT4D STATES OFFICER HAS BEEN Exposed
TO FOR ENFORCING THE LAW.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TmBUSEi
WASHINGTON, Oct. 4.-Several months ago, Dep
uty-Colector DAVIS. while destroying an Illicit as
t!leTy at TracE City, Tenn was fired at ty the law
brrakcrs. In returning the fire he killed one OF the
attacking party For this he was promptly indlcted
for murder aad denounced by an Indignation meet
ing of citizens for having killed one OF their most
respected fellow citzcns. short time ago. motions
for the transfer, of the 80 the United States
Court came mp for hearing. and the judge ordered
transfer of the case. While walking from the
Court House, Davis was fired upon by concealed
assassins and a friend who was with him was
fatally wounded. Collector WoOdcock writes from
Nashville to Commissioner Raum rs follows:
have the honor to inform you that Deputy y-COHec-
tor DAVIS went to Tracy CITY on the lflh instant 10 d
the sitting of the state Circuit Court Ht Whch ses
sIau motion for the of the cause OF the STATE
agi. DAVIS. Tor murder IN the first gree to me Oh!So
States Court was 10 argued Tie Judge ordered the
PAGERS he transferred IN accordance with the man
date If the UBIted States Court
Tne fstn Instant, as DAVIS and some Of his friends
were walking rom the Court House 70 their boarding
house for duRcy, they fired upon DY some persons
concealed The tmcKc 10 the outskirts OF the village
aad James Spears, who was walking Dy DdFlSs hlue
fatally wounded and died on tn, 20th instant near
Fayetteylie Ddyls's friends returned the fire OF the
aSsasins ana gave chase, but the aSs3sSlhS escaPo
TbG judge OF the Circuit CoIl presented the t'I ~
the Grand Jarv in vigorous charge, but no cleW s YET
been obtained to who the perpetrators are The c
zcus that county have not held ans Indignation meet
ingR nor have they written any flaming eplsteS 10 the
papers deuounciug the w0uld-De assasshS is mur0'I
err, etc -.- -. .-
ag1tatOrs OF that county, VINO have 50 yenemenJ pro
tested they law-abding people and t1tt II
rrspecttuIly W. NJ. WOODCOCK, Collector.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-05

ONCE for I77OO0 stamped request envelopes this
the largest order ever received IN one day lS % 600 d
post Office Its money value Is between So'OOo anu
$4,000.
The Acting Postmaster General has ordered that DO
fines be imposed upon mail contractors or dedneuo Oo
made from their pay because OF failure OF @
I'm the service in Alabama. Mississippi, KENTUCKY len
nessee Arkansas Louisiana and Texas; on account oi
authorities to prevent the spread Of yellow fever
New-York tribune., 1878-10-05
COLLISION IN CANADA.

MoRRIsBURGH, Ont. .Oct4-An express train on
the Grand Trunk Railway which lett Montreal last nghs
came In collision with freight train here at o'clock
this morning. An empioye named J. Picard of Brock
vie was killed and OF the engineers on the express
tram was wounded. The express had heavy train
drawn by two engines conveying people returning from
the lacnne regatta The steam brake TAILED TO act ana
the train plunged into the freight which too long
for siding The engines tenders and several cars were
wrecked. An inquest Is pending.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-05
TIE GERMAN SOCIALIST BILL.

LONDON. Friday, Oct. 4, 1873.
The Berlin telegram to The Times saysi
"The government Will probably adopt the ABisocial
let bill as passed through the commit as conferences
ON Wednesday night showed that there is fair prospect
of au agreement in the ReIChstag, amendments salts
factory 10 Prince Bismarck rniug the duration Of
the law and the retroactiOn OF the clause Tor the sup
preston OF newspapers for articles printed before its
NJ
New-York tribune., 1878-10-05
BOSNIA CONQUERED.

NIsEGNAD AND CtJNICA OINIFIED'
SERA JEvo Friday, Oct f. 1873.
The Austrians entered Yiscgrad this morn.
ing unOpposed. The insurgents evacuated their en
trenchments, abandoning tents, cannon and anmunt
tOn.
The Austrians entered GOrazda yesterday unoppOsed
and to-day occupied Canica. The whole Of Bosnia and
Herzegovina subdued and the country is IN the Aus
triaus hands
New-York tribune., 1878-10-05
NOMINATIONS DECLINED.
]. b. sPRAGUE CANNOT ACCEPT THE DEMOCRATIC
NOMINATION IN THE xXvmTH CONGRESSIONAL

BINGHAMToN, n. Y, Oct. 4.-The Democrat
tonight published the following communication:
WATER WHEEL GAP, Col. Oct 3.
GRO. L. SAWYER, Editor BinghdmtOn D1tlB Democrat
SIR; Though not officially informed, | see by your
paper that the Democrats of the XXVlIlh Distriot
have honOred me by nomination for Congress. Business
here Will prevent my leaving before November. COnse-
Ouently am forced 10 decline the honor.
]. B. SPRAGUR.
Mr. sprague the Democratic candidate for the
State Senate last year, defeated by p W. Hop
kius. Jeremiah W Dwight Q4ep) represents thus
distrct-BrOOme, Schuyler, TOga and T0mpklns COun-
ties. His majority in 1876 was over 3,OOOJ
THE XXXIID DISTRICT REPUBLICAN NOMINATION
DECLINED.
BUFFALO, Oct. fisherman s. Jewett, who
was nominated yesterday by the Republicans OF the
XXXIId District for Congress- has declined the nomna-
ton The report that Sherman s Rogers was nominated
was incorrect.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-05
NOMINATIONS IN OTHER STATES.
A RHODE ISLAND PRIMARY ELEcrIoy

PROVIDENCE, Il. l., Oct. 4.-The Republican
eau'uses IN this city, this evening elected delegates 10
The Congressional Convention, 10 favor IL understood
OF Nelson W. Aldrieh. There was contest In any
Ward. Providence is ia the Is Congressional District
OI Rhode Island, which also includes Newport Barring
IOn BRISTOL East Providence, jamestown, Little Comp
New-York tribune., 1878-10-05
EMPTY ASYLUM BURNED.

WAKEFIELD Mass, Oct. IA large unoc-
cupi,d wooden building. known as Days mebriate Asy
INN. owned by tho Charesown Five Cents Sayings
Rank was burned by an legendary this morning. ahe
loss NJ unknown insurance. e6iOOo.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-05
Bishop YOW COMiS 70 THE POINT

NORWICH, Conn, Oct 4.-Wesley w. Bishop
made third confession in which ne admits that he adj
minstered morphine IN a fatal dose to his wife himself
New-York tribune., 1878-10-05
ANOTHER MOSLEM MASSACRE.
A PACHA AND HIS COMMAND MURDERED AT POD

GOlfl1LAs
CABLE To TIRE TRIBUNE. |

IBY CABLE TO TIRE TRIBUNE.
CONsTANTINOPLE. Friday, oct 4, 1873.
A great sensation has been created here by the
news that the AIbanians have massacred Saad Det-
den Pacha. together with 159 officers and men, Tho
massacre is said to be owing to the Pacha having
announced that the Porte had sent him TO arrange
for the transfer of PodgOrtza to Montenegro.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-05
HoSTILIrIES TO BEGIN AT ANY MOMrNT.
ToNnoN Saturday O.r = 1gT9
THE AUsTRO-HUNGARIAN CRISIS.
A CALI, FOR ANDRASSY'S RETIREMENT.
r....-.,. ILL.,. o.. 4 %

LONDON Friday, Oct. 4, 1873.
A Vienna telegram to The Manchester Guar
dian says "The political crisis is becoming more serb
ous The members of the Cabinets will only consent
To retain thcil portfolios condition that Count An
drassy retres The Austrian Cabinet considers his nDan
cal demands madmlssible.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-05
OTHER CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS
mnrK OLE NFw-YoKK CONVENTIONS


HoRNELLsvILLE, n. Y, Oct. AT a meeting
tonight f. G Babcock IA banker Of this place, aud II
prominent candidate for the Democratic nomination,
nominated as the Peoples candidate for Congress
from the XXGXtl District-Chcmung, Steubeu and Al
.egauy Counties lJohn y. Hungcrford RepD was
elected from this district 1876 by over 1000 ma
iouty. -. 7. Richardson is the Republican candidate
LIS year
OSwEGO, n. Y, Oct. 4.-The Republican
Convention at oneida to-day nominated Joseph Mason,
Of Madison County, for Congress from tie XXIYh Dis
trict This distrct-Midison and Osweeo Countlesis
now represented by ". H. Baker tRepJ HIS majority III
le'O was over ,sOO
NOMINATIONS IN OTHER STATES.
NORWICH, Conn, Oct. 4.-Elisha H. Palmer,
OF Aontvile, has been nominated by tie Prohibition
party oi the liId Congressional District This district
-NeH-L0ndOn and Mndham Cunties-is reprcsented
Dy JOhn turner wait Rep), who has been renOmnated
MI wait had majority OF over 800 IN 1876 In that
year Nj. Palmer received 10 yOtesl
PITTsTON, Penn, Oct 4.-The Democratic
cOufereos Of the Kiln Congressional Dlstric-Lacka
wanna County and part Of Luzcrne County-met here
today aud unanimously renOunated Colonel Hcndrick
j. Wright, the Labor Reform candidate Colonel Wright
Dr.IJ mad majority Of ,4J6 ~ ls7Gl
NEWPORT, Penn, Oct 4-The Democrats
Of the XVllltn Congressional District have rcnomi-
mated W. Etengcr for Congress lTAis district is com
posed Of Franklin Fulton Huntingdon, Junata. Perry
ana SHider Counties. Mr. stenger's majority in 1876
New-York tribune., 1878-10-05

MONTPELIER, VT, Oct 4.-The House to-
day adopted joint resolution liking October 10 as the
day for electng Chief Judge and Associate Justices Of
the Supreme Court.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-05
THE IMPRoPRIE1IEs OF CASHIER CALDER.

PROVIDENCE, X. l., Oct. 4.-The examina-
ton OF the airs OF the GrOcers and Producers Bank
has not vet been completed. One man who had prl-
ae hoy deposted IN the safe OF the bank examined ~
t afternoon and found Il had been robbed OF $4,000
New-York tribune., 1878-10-05
DIsUNIoN IN THE NATIONAL PARTY.

DIsRUPTIoN OF ONE OF THE FACTIONS INTO TWO
-" THE ALLEN OBJECTIONABLE 20 SOME
MEMBERSHIP. TUCKER PRINTS TWO MILLION
TICKETS.
The Greenback Labor party in this city is
filled with quarrelsome factions. No the
party organized in June last than split into three
Fragments and all the benevolent efforts Of Peter
Cooper since to reunte them have proved futile Now,
upon the eve OF an election, another disruption
has taken place. The shupe-O'Relly faction,
which has had its headquarters at Iwentleth-st
and Fourth-ave., has split into two parts !
one headed by william Lalor and "The." Allen,
and the other by Cornelius ORey aud Marcus HanlOu
There was apparent Of division, but both fac
tons are vouble with assertions that their opponents
had been paid to sell out the organization to Iammany
Hall. The" Allen was also bone Of contention. The
OReiuy-HanlOn members said that their sensiblihes
were wounded by his presence aud demanded his eI-
clusiOu from the meetings. The chairman OF the then
united orgauizaton William Laor vigorously defended
Alien, and refused TO permit his expulsion
Yesterday the association met for the last time
in Their hall; there was a g.ncral agreement
to disagree; and LalOF and Allen withdrew from the
hall to set up organization Of their own W. A. A. Car
sey, one OF the leaders Of the broken association
seeded over a week ago and started new Shupe fac
ton at Science Hall having the aid OF Peter Cooper
this faction intends to hold public meeting in the
Cooper Institute next Monday night The same night
the LaOr-Alen faction VIII meet to organize In Claren
don Hall. The BlaU-COnnOliY faction intends TO nOm-
nate its candidates for city officers tonight II Is the
opinion of politicians that these divisions and disscn
sons the Natl jual party has dssp1trd its chance OF
ehrcting anything at this election IN New-York CITY.
Gideon J. Tucker the National Greenhack Labor
parys candidate Judge OF the Court OF Appeals. has
had 900 ballots printed and intends 10 distribute
them personally In the various counties OF the state
This work III his own behalf rendered necessary by
the state Committee Of his party has never
had meeting since tue Syracuse Convention and there
are no responsible persons to direct the campaign
Republican politician, who is well acquainted with State
politics. pr0phC yesterday that Tucker would get
more votes than George b. Bradley the candidate OF the
Democratic party.
held primary elections last evening IN the different As
scmby Districts and chose delegates to county, SEN
ate. CONGRESSIONAL Alder men and Assembly nominating
couven tons, and alsO to the new General Com mit
The County Convention viii meet in Clarendon Hall
on Monday evening, October 1S, the Assembly con-
ventiOns October Q, the Congressional Conventions
on October 10 and the conventions to nominate alder
men on October II. Among the delegates elected last
night were Judge Joachimseu, Cornelius OReuly,
Walter Ii. ghupc, william LalOr, Marcus HanlOn
Gideon j. Tucker, Henry Watkins j. Wilson Macdonald
and cx-Alderman James Fitzgerald
New-York tribune., 1878-10-05

ton Middletown New-Shoreham, Pawtucket, Ports
mouth, RivertOn aud Warren. Benjamin 7. Eames
RepO the present Representative, had about 3400 ma
Iority in 1851
New-York tribune., 1878-10-05
dHhl -
AN IMPORTANT CRUISE.

Some time ago Commodore Shufeldt eX-
pressed his wish the Secretary OF the Navy TO take
cruise OF years eighteen months duration, propOs
ing to start about December In the Tconderoga Ho
proposed first going the West Coast OF Africa where
commission VIII In January composed OF one Brit
sh and one American officer, to settle the boundary be-
tween the British territory and Liberia Thence he
prop sed proceed along the entire coast OF Africa
with view OF preparing report on Its agricultural
prOducts and ald In tue extension OF American COM
incrce The project Is now under consideration.
A HEAVY TONNAGE OF CAMPAIGN DOCUMENTS.
About $50 tons of free mail matter were
sent from Washington during september. II the regular
rates hId been paid the Post Office Department would
have realized about $50 900 upon it, Sixteen tons Of this
matter were sent from the several departments OF the
Government 10 their agents goody portion Of the
mander consisted OF campaign documents, sent by the
two Congressional Campaign Committees uucer the pro-
vision OF law by which matter which mas appeared In
The Record printed by order OF Con
gress, may DC tralSed.
THE KIDNAPPING OF SLAVES.
The story is revived that many cOlOred
citizens Of tue United States held in bondage on tho
Island Of Cuba having been kidnapped from the States OF
Florida and louisiana and sold into slavery. During
the progress of the nsuecton u the Island OF Cuba
investigation was obstructed but difficulties are now
removed by the restoration OF peace, Government
will promptly act ali presentations from esDOnsibe
sources charging tao kidnapping OF American clulens
New-York tribune., 1878-10-05
THE POLITICAL CAMPAIGN.
1xcTDLNTs IN SEVERAL STATES.

,prsPEpArE PLAN FOR THE CARRYING OF UNIV
covvrSr1oNs, FEUDs, AND NOMINATIONS
7, is discovered that the Democrats OF Ohlo
40 bringing in men from the Southern States
- helm carry the doubtful districts in ONO at
the coming election. The Republicans are now
on their guard in the matter. A conference
was held by Auti-Tammany committees WIN
the object of securing combination,
Another split in the Greenback parry
in this city took place. The Socialists nom
Inateds Alexander Jonas for Mayor
Frederic A. Potts has been nominated Tor Con
press in the IVth New-Jersey district on
bard-mOney platform. Sherman ;. Jewett de-
clines the Republican nomination IN the
XXXIId New.YOrk district.