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New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
TUE ROBBERY OF THE GRAVE.
ARGE REWARD OFFERED.

-oo,, or A. 7. STEWART NOT YET FOUND, But
tup POLICE ACTIVE IN TIE sEAECH-FlNE
,r,ps, IMPRISONMENT FOR THE FELoNs IF CAP
TrRrp-NO SUSPICION AGAINST THE sENroN
OR HIS ASSISTANT.
rho nolice are actively engagedi in the search
for the body of A. I. Stewart ana reward reward
'V' ~ COZ 600 has been offered by Mrs. Stewart
Sar 60 ,be recovery of the body and the convlc-
a. 49, nf the despoilers of the grave. 1t is not
,lOo,vn that any clew has been obtained,
NJ Contain McCullagh says that the police
80 more light on the subject than they had
~ Tbursday. The police officials have no
snsncion against the sexton or his assistant
II i not now thought impossible that the
bodv could have been removed from the city.
Assistant District-Attorney Russell says that
the penalty to which the robbers will be sub
iected, if convicted, is five years imprison-
ment in the State Prison.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
MISSOURI MAJORITIES.

ESTIMATES N FIVE Dl>IklOl -
ST. LOUIS, Nov. SIS. IL. Buckner DEM has been
reelected IN the XlIlth District by 5000 plurality.
Nicholas Ford, Greenback- Republican, will have
800 majority IN the IXth District Martin l..
Clardy CDem.) in the lst District, part of which is
in this city will probably have plurality of 300.
r. G. Frosts Democratic plurality in the lid
District over l.. $. Mctcaf (Rep) is increased by
returns from the county precincts TO about 500.
In the XIth District +. B. Clark, jr. DEM, the
present member, had no opposition. Not enough
returns have been received from the other districts
TO give majorites but it is pretty safe to say that
Democrats are elected in all of them.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
TELEGR1PHIC NOTES.
HE ALABAMA IDEA OF GRANDEUR.

THE ALABAMA IDEA OF GRANDEUR.
ENFASLA, Ala, Nov. S.-The East Alabama Far
which VIII begin here next Tuesday The l2h inst prom,es
be the andeSt thing Of the kind attempted IN ts
section An extra large number OF horses are already OF inc
A DISAGHEEHEN r AS TO TERMS
BOSTON, Nov. S.-Ihc effort on the part OF the
managers of the Fitcburg Railroad lease their line 10 he
Colony Rail- has fess. and the whole pro
has probably been abandoned The two companies
CdnnOt agree 10 forms
TIE RECEINEisHIP or 4 BROKEN BANK.
ALBANY Nov. S.-JustIce Osborne heard the ap-
ucaOn receiver ioT the broken Merchants and Me
chaucs Of Troy today. Representatives from Troy
and banks were present. aud the decision was e
served. -, ...,.,. -. . -. ..l...
DlITlMORE. Nov. S.-Alrs. Annie Wittenmeyer.
n, pLad pnia elected president and Ms Mary T. Burt
of rookiyn corresponding secretary Of the WOmens Ma
tional Temperance Union to-day,
THE FLIGHT OF MILITARY CLERK.
ST. LOUIS Nov. S.-GeO. w. Fauant, the former
agent and Of National Guard Of this city has
ed with OF the cOmpanys funds FsrTant
neen regiment and received 00O salary
DEATH AT THE TABLE.
CINCISSATI. Nov. S.-Wm. Cotton, o comedian,
tom Chicago yesterday and while sitting dow
at dinner al the Live and Let Live Dng dropped
suddeny Oh his chair and expired Heart disease was the
cause.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
THE NOVEMBER VERDICT.
MORRISON, OF ILLINOIS, ELECTED.

MORRISON, OF ILLINOIS, ELECTED.
ANOTHER DEAS-FIELD CONTEST PROPOSED IN
Observation-Disclosures ILLINOIS LEGISLATURE
REPUBLICAN-22, 900 REPUBLICAN MAJORITY IN
NEw-YORK.
No changes in the list of Congressman pub
ished by THE TRIBUNE are reported,
except one. Mr.. Morrison Oem.), of
Illinois, is now said to be elected
This change makes the total strength of the
parties in the next House as follows Repub-
leans, 1872; Democrats, $50; Greenback
men, IL; Democratic majority z. Re-
ports of frauds in Louisiana continue to be
made. The Illinois Legislature is Republican
by majority on joint ballot. Mr.. Dean
Dem) will again contest the election of
Mr.. Field Rep.) IN the Hid Massa-
chusetts District, piece of sharp practice
being made the basis for the contest. The
Hlth Pennsylvania District is reported Demo-
cratic. The Republican majority in this
State Is about % 900.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09

Concluding an article on the Fishery ques-
tion, The Daily NeWs We wait with interest the
publication OF Lord Salisburys dispatch and the state
ment drawn up by the Canadian Government but there
is Irying TO disguise the fact that Secretary
Evartss case has some force In It, a right has been
bought and in the natural course Of things. VIII be paid
for by the United States Their right OF fishing thua
acquired accrued about two before the local law
passed. and Commissioners forgot to reserve TO
the local Legislatures the right Of making regulations.
We fear that the date aked by the Treaty for the pay
ment OF the award-NOvember 23-wIll be long past
before tue American Government are convinced OF the
OF their contention The question II one OF legal
Obligation and IL cannot be too calmly discussed on botn
sides reluctance to iDct wrong should be at least
as strong rs determination not TO submit TO One."
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
TWO DOUBTFUL VIRGINIA DISTRICTS.
THE IsT AND IXrn STILL ~ DOUBT, WITH THE
CHANCES Is FAVOR OF THE REGULAR DEMO-

TIE lST AND IXfH STILL ~ DOUBT, WITH THE
CHANCES Is FAVOR OF THE REGULAR DEMO-
CRATIC NOMINEES.
RICHMOND. Va, Nov. THE IXth Congressional
District is still in doubt 1t is difficult TO obtain
turns from several counties which have no railroad
or tcegraphic communication. In eleven counties
McMulen Ind Dem. and Green.) leads Richmond
Dem.) 81 votes. 1t is expected that NewbeTy
1nd.-Dcm) will divide the opposition vote with
McMuen in the four remaining counties, thus in
suring Richmond's election. McMullen has
nearly the solid coored vote. Full returns
have not been received from the Ist Dis
trict, where there ~ a strong fight between
Mr.. Beale Dem.l and Round Ind.l General Beale
will carry the district over Round and Cutcher
und. Dcm.l, but it is impossible to state by what
plurality. The other districts remain as heretofore
ranorteI
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09

money. and Howe, of CambriigepOrt Mass. ana ~
" Wilcox, who also report that their statero0ms were
entered and their pockets rhed, The bolts To the state
doors lad all been tampered with. and close exam
naton OF the door revealed the fact that wedge had
pushed alongside Of the holt, thus rendering n
picking Of the lock matter. The occupants OF
The unable to bolt their doors as they fonhd
that they stuck. The has been placed In the
hands Of detectives
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
RUSSIA FORMING NEW DEFENCEs.

TURKS TRYING TO PROVOKE WAR BETWEEN
ENGLAND AND RUssIA-PLANs TO SECURE AUS
TRAN NEUTRALITY.
LONDON, Friday, Nov. 2, 1878.
A telegram from COnstantinOple says Russia is
establishing second line of defence at Adrianople
Several prominent Turks believing that the atti-
tude of the Russians in ROumea will lead TO
war with England and Turkey, are anxious
to convince Minister Layard that the best mode Of
fighting Afghanstan would be to engage Russia in
Europe. The Sultan's immediate advisers, how
ever. are pacific. Several minister's and especially
the military party. favor defnitive cesson Of por-
tion of Bosnia to Austria. so as to secure her neu
trality in view of future contingencies.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
THE VATICAN NEGOTIATIONS.

BERLIN, ffIudy, NUF' o. Icfc'
The NOrddeutSche ZeituRg Infers from Tho
Provincial Correspondence article, declaring that nego-
tations Germany and the Vatican cannot sue
ceed the Centre partys agitation against the Gov
ernment interdcted by ecclesiastical authority, that
the negotiations between Germany and the Vatican
not abandoned The Vatican still hopes to bring the
Centre party the Relchstag to less hostile attitude
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
THE NEW GREEK MINISTRY.

Athens, Friday. Nov. s. 1873.
NJ. COumOuDdOurOs has formed new Min'
istry with himself as President Of the Council Minister
OF the Interior and temporarily Minister OF Justice NJ
Delyannis as Foreign Minister and temporarily Minis
ter Of Finance NJ BrabOuis as Minister Of Marine and
temporarily Minister OF War. and NJ. AngernOs as Mil
is(er OF Education and Worship.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
MIR. MORRISON ELECTED.

CHICAGO. Nov S.-The Tribmes dispatch from
Springfield states that Morrison DEM, for Con-
gress, is undoubtedly elected III the XVlIth Dis
trict. Republicans generally cOncede his election.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
DEPRESSION IN CANADA.

TORONTO, Nov. 8.-The Monetary Times states
that the failures in Canada since the close number
500 each year, with liabilities Of 5,oO0000 and ar
CUES that her importers and retailers must accommodate
their business smaller relative limits tnau during the
fen years 1861 to 1872 IL recommends discussion
as 10 the expedIency OF suspendng the nsolyent aet
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
REPUBLICAN GAINS IN PAssAIC COUNTY.

REPUBLlCAN GAINs IN TAo3ATV VOO.'1' ~
The Passaic County Board OF Canvassers
met In Paterson yesterday, and made the olcla count
Of the election returns. The Hon. oharleS H.
h pnn,rI.an candidate for Congress in the Vth Dis
trict received majority of JOG In the county Albert
A. Van voorhis lRepJ was elected shenf by
majority Of 1897. George W. Conklius, Oh fa'-
ssio CItv. WAS elected to the Assembly Ia the
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
OFFICIAL RETURNS FROM NEw-JERsEY.
GOOD REPUBLICAN PLURALITIEs IN HUDSON.

GOOD REPUBLICAN PLURALITIES IN HUDSON.
The Board of Canvassers of Hudson County
met yesterday in the Court House on Jersey City
Heights ana made official count of Tues
days vote. The vote OF the With Assembly
District showed that John II. Tangemann
Rep) was elected by a majority Of 129 over the
Democrat candidate Bethuel y. Crane. Lewis A. Brig
ham cp) elected to Congress from the With Dis
trict by plurality of 557. The majority for John j.
Tofey Rep) for Sheriff 2,039. The result in the
Assembly Districts follows Republicans in ro-
man and Democrats in italcs:
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
GAMBETTA AND THE FRENCH ASSEMBLY.

NJ. Gambetta yesterday, receiving deputa-
ton of provincial workmeD, said: "On returning TO
your homes you will tell your fellow citizens how un.
nstiabe was the mistrus OF those who wished decapi
tate by removing the Legislature TO Versailles,
where IL is In quasi exile but fortunately, not forever
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09

1T District by majority OF 394 over the Hon.
John Kennel Dem.l, WHO had been tndorsed by the
Greenback John OBrien tDem( was elected In the
H. Robinson (Rep was reelected in the Hid District by
the handsome majority of 65s large increase over his
MAJORITY of last wear.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
SHARP PRACTICE IN MASSACHUSETTS.

HOW MR. DEAN, THE DEFEATED DEMOCRAT, EX-
PEcTs TO GAIN THE lid DISTRICT AGAIN.
BOsTON, Nov. S.-Petitons for a recount of the
vote in the lid Congressional District, in which
Walbridge 4. Field (Rcp) defeated Benjamin Dean
(Dem.) for Congress, fled to-day with the city
clerk. on the ground that several hundred ballots
counted for Mr.. Field which did not
belong TO him. The difficulty arose entirely from
ballots having the name of Benjamin Dean, for Con-
gress duplicated thereon. In one the name
was in large, plain type, and the others in small
type not easily read nor likely TO be noticed One
ticket had the name of Dean in small type at the
bottom of the slip where the printers name is often
placed These ballots were gotten up, it is saId,
after legal consultation; 1t being well understood
that if cast as printed each ballot would count but
one for Dean. II Mr.. Fields name was pasted over
one of Deans, the pasted name and the remaining
name of Dean would neutralIze each other, and the
citizen who intended TO vote for Field in
place of Dean would lose his vote, Mr.. Dean being
thereby the gamer Mr. Field was elected in
1876 but was counted out by the Democratic
House OF Representatives.
GENERAL BUTLER ARGUES AGAINST THE REGIS
TRAIION LAW.
Scvenmen werearraGDed in the United States Com
missoner's Court here this morning, charged with
illegal registration and voting Two Of them were
discharged technicalities; the others were held.
General B. +. Butler appeared for the defence, and
made an argument against the constitutionality of
the registration law. 1t will be remembered that
General Butler was prime mover in the passage
of the Registration act.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
AID FOR SCOTCH SHAREHOLDERS.

LONDON Friday, NOV, :, 1915.
The subscriptions in Glasgow to the fund
for the relief impoverished shareholders IN the City Of
Glasgow Bank have reached 100000.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
THE AUsTRIAN-HUNGARIAN FINANCES.

PEsIH FfIuay, NOV :, 1875
Count Andrassy presented the Budget to
the delegations yesterday The expenditure for ls79s
estimated at 94 75l 7I5 forins, being 100000 forms
less than the present Budget
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
ANOTHER LONDON FAILURE.

LONDON, Friday, Nov 8, 1873.
Kalleylg, M0ller 81 Co., commission mer-
chants at No. l34 Fenchurch-st Z. C., have failed
Their liabilities $650,000
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
w-CROWNED HILLS IN EUROPE.

The weather is cold and wet. kilograms
from Northern and Eastern Europe announce heavy
snowfalls. The Apennines and Black Forest are
covered and the Swiss Passes are blocked with snOw
In France the rivers very high The Seine threatens
IN inuDdation.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
MORE TURKISH INTRIGUES.
AN ANGLo-RUssIAN WAR DESIRED.

RUSSIA TAXING PRECAUTIONS AT ADRTAN0PLE-A
BID FOR AUSTRIAN AID.
Suspense and mistrust continue to prevail
in Turkey. IL is said the Russians
are establishing second line of de-
fence at AdrianOple, and that prominent
Turks are telling England that the
best way to strike at the Ameer would be to
attack his friend Russia, in Europe. These
persons are also willing to conciate Austria
by giving her permanently, part of Bos-
mia.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
ROBBERILS on 4 SOUND STEAMER.

WATCHES AND PoCKETB0Oks TAkEN'
IBT TELEGRAPH THE TsIBGSE.i
NEWPORT, r. l., Nov. 8.-Several bold ana
successfl robberlcs took place board the steamer
HTsacbnsetts while on her way from NewYOrk 10 Ston-
inaton last night. Among the victims were W. A. Har
s OF Providence builder Of the HarrisCorliss engine
who lost gold watch and pOcketbook; A j. Jacques
81 Iowell. who also lost gold watch and pocketbook;
Ilsutanapt L IL Washburn, U. 8. D., who lost s2ao IN
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
A CONTEST PROBABLE IN PENNSYLVANIA.
THE Nth DISTRICT GIVEN TO DEMOCRAT BY A
tT-D.

SMALL PLURALITY.
MAUcH CHUNK, Penn, Nov S.-The latest re-
turns elect Robert KlOtz (Dem.l in this (the XIthl
Congressional District by 1O3 plurality. General
Albright (Rep.) will probably contest the seat.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09

Liyadia, where the Car is staying, is in the
Crmea The climate is considered milder there than In
st Petersburg.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
rHE VOTE OF NEW-YORK BY COUNTIES.

In the following table the figures for 1873 repre-
sent majorites, except IN the counties where the
Grecnback vote was of some consequence las III
Steuben, Chemung Rensselaer,, Oswego, Monroe
and Albany and in those counties the plurallties
arc given.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
A REPUBLICAN CHANCE IN FLORIDA.
A CLOSE RACE IN THE I'D DISTRICT, WITH BIsBIE

AHEAD.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Nov. S.-Ihe returns thus
far received give Bisbee lItepl $50 majority over
Hull Dem.l. in the Id Congressional District.
Three counties remain to be heard from. These
gave in 1876 Democratic majority of 756, but 1t
is expected there will be falling off in the vote
this year.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
y SHIP FIFESHIRE LOS1

MADRID Friday, NOV. :, 1873.
The British ship Fifesbire has been totally
lost while on the passage from Madras to Liverpool
TWENTY-FIVE Of her crew were drowned
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
THE GAR IN BAD HEALTH.
HIS MAJESTY UNABLE TO ATTEND TO PUBLIC AT.

MS NAJEsIf UNABLE TO AIIEND TO FUBLIC AFa
FAIRS
LONDON, Friday, Nov. 8, 1873.
A special dispatch to The Times from Paris
says The health of the Car Is becoming more and
more unsatisfactory and great anxiety. Count
Schou aoG has left Lvada for London the of the
EmperOr's health permitting solution to be
decided upon concerning the pending political difficult
ties" The Count, IL now appears, one of the
sengers the Russian Imperial yacht Livada, which
was swampcd and subsequently, thrown on the rocks
while the passage from Llvadia to Odessa. He like
the Grand Duke sergus and the other passengers
rescued without injury,
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09

The reports that the Car is ndposed believed at
the Russian Embassy here TO be uniounded.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
RUMoRs. AND CONSULTATION.

RumOrs in regard to fancied CLOVIS to the robbers
and even of the discovery Of the remains, were ID
circulation all day, and kept the police actiVe III
'raekng them down. Some were so evidently
without foundation that they were not inquired
inlo. Among others report that the body
had been found in a house in st. Marks-place
this resulted in several visits to the house.
tut was clearly refuted by the fact that the body
had not been discovered at all. Several gentlemen
residing IN house not far from ST. Marks Church
, 1878-06-12

They say that Macon Ga. is lighting
its stree by locomotive head lights.
The yearly consumption Of Of cheese
in England is shout ten pounds to each
lnhabitant.
An oaion was raised in Amelia Island
Florida, weighing four pounds seven
ounces.
The rats IN an Ohio barn rose in their
might and killed the dog that bad been
sent in to exterminate
A dinper was given in Warrenton, Va.
to twelve oll ladies whose aggregate
ages was 500 years. They danced IA
quadriI and the mlnuet.
In 1921 John Nc Donald, rootman,
carried thd first umbrella ever seen in
England, and strange to say, it wasn't
his own
A check for $500 recently passed
through one Boston bank and the Clear
ing House, and when it reached the
bank upon which it was drawn it was
found that it was neither signed or en-
dors d.
a recent wed ling at WiIliamsport, Pa.
had gloom east oyerit by the discovery
smal through some unaccuun,ablc mis-
take bridasmlid had bcgl married iu
stead 20. thl intended pride
, 1878-06-12

WEDNESDAY..,..... MAY 30, 1873

What is the only pane which every
one makes light? A winpow pane.
What is it which, if you take away
its letters, remains the samel A pestman.
When does love become pitched bat
tic? VIXEN it comes to an engagement.
Why is o the best letter in the alpha
bet9 1t is Ottenest engaged in doing
good.
What is that which, though always in
visible, IS never out of sightI The let
ter l.
Why are pond lily and awhale alike9
They both come to the surface to
blow.
When Apollo dipped the god Pan in
to the sea what did he come outi A
dripping pan. .
Why is a four quart measure like a
lady's saddlc9 Because it holds gal
Ion.
Why are washerwomen unreasonable!
They expect to have soft water when
it rains hard.
When does five franc piece lose all
its value2 When compared with dollar
it is Worthless.
Why is a novel writer the most peculi-
ar of animals2 Because his tale comes
out OF his head.
Why is beefsteak like a locomotive
on a long journey9 1t is not of much ac-
count without its tender.
Why is chess more moral game than
cards2 In chess you have two bishops:
in cards four knaves.
Why is the first chicken in brood
like the foremast of shipG Because it
comes just before the main hatch
Why is man seeking the philoso-
piers stone like Neptune? Because he
seeking, sea king, what never was
What is the difference between Noah's
ark and an archbishop One was II
high ark and the other higher ark,
hiearch }.
What is the difference between the
Prince of Wales and jet of water9
One is heir to the throne; the other is
thrown into the air.
What is the difference between an
idea and an notion2 One is the concep-
ton OF mind; the other is a vast ex-
pansc of mind Gan ocean J.
What metamerphosis does a washer
woman undergo at night2 She goes to
bed washerwoman and gets up fine
linen.
Why is paper money more valuable
than gold2 When you put it in your
pocket You double ii, and when you
take it ont you find it still in creascs
am word of three syllables My
first expresses company; my second re
nounces company ;my third calls COM
pany together. What is it2 Gu mum
drum
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-17

he pays for it; if he over runs on
weights, or grade. he gets nothing for
his trouble. This rule was established
by the Elevator Company for the sole
purpose of preventing dishonesty
on the part of its agents.
Now here are facts and figures in re-
gard to the wheat business. The ac-
counts on the books at the elevators
show, that of the amount received the
Millers have purchased: No. l, 1000
bush; No. 2. 10000 BUSH; No. 8,
1900 BUSH; No. 4, 10 bush. The
foregoing figures are up to Sept. 28th,
and show conclusiyely, that the asser-
tions of the Tribune are false. The
farmers do understand ''that there are
wrongs committed" and though we
have not, heretofore thought the Mill
ers to blame, we are now decidedly of
the opinion that there is ssnigger in
the fence" and think that there is a
big steal by them, on the prices paid
for low grades. If Washburn's cause
is so desperate, that he and his associ-
ates, through their organ, must lay the
blame for alleged frauds on entirely in
nocent parties, it is high time the peo-
pie knew it. This outrageous libel
will not create one vote for Washburn,
but will convince the people of the
District, that the Minneapolis ring are
trying to crawl out of very small
hole.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-17
A Word for HI. f. Sanford,

Mr.. Sanford, although young in years is
one of the oldest settlers in the district.
He is an educated man and perfect gen.
tleman, efficient, trustworthy and honora-
BILE, aud of large business experience.
The Convention could not have made a
wiser choice and he is entitled to the unan-
imous support of the entire district.
andria Post.
At the Representative District Conven-
ton held in Morris, Stevens county, Mr. II.
F. Sanford, of Grant county. received the
nomination. Mr. Sanford held the office
of County Auditor in Grant county for
several years and is well and favorably
known throughout the district.-DOuglas
COu7ltu neaos
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-17


Under the heading of 1.-The Whole
Case Stated the Minneapolis Tribune
says: ''The farmers ought to under
stand that while there are undoubtedly
wrongs being committed, it is not the
Millers Association, but the Elevator
Company or its agents who commit
them" It also states that of its own
knowledge, it is unable to say what
the grade actually is, and that ''the
Millers are receiving from the points
where the complaints are made, scarce
ly any No. 8 wheat, and also adds that
they are told and believe that the
wheat to the farmers is graded nearly
all No. and A." Elsewhere we give
the figures, showing the amount of
wheat received and how it graded.
These figures are correct, and were
taken from the Elevator Ticket Books,
and show that tickets were issued to
that amount and for those grades. II
the Minneapolis Tribune would take
the trouble to look into this business
they would find, that the tickets issued
during the year must correspond exact
ly in weights and grades with the
wheat delivered to purchaser. IL the
tickets were issued for No. 8, and
wheat shipped as No. 2, there would
be a wonderful difference in the books,
and the Millers would have No. 8 tc
their credit, and get No. 2 delivered
to them. This state of affairs coulc
not exist without the Millers beins
cognisant of the fact, and il they were
so, they would have to be in collusiol
with the Elevator Company. Blu
how is it! An Elevator Agent gets
commission for handling the wheat;
he looses grade orr is short on weights
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-17

The New York Tribune is publish
ing the cipher kilograms sent by Dem
ocratic agents in the disputed States,
during the electoral contest, to Tilden
Democratic headquarters in New York.
By some means the keys of the ciphers
have been obtained, and the result is a
complete expose of the corrupt meas
ures adopted by these agents to secure
votes or falsifed returns, by free use
of money.