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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-23

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;sSsSssa,y sSa,lSscs ,ns % ne Ssss5 = SroS
you : ilas % ssy tkas aiihouxh havs essa sSsp,
Leal e Al ne no.s,sms sa,sfsssS - 49, 49,
snck relief and ultimate cure q thai OF nAhronpf
have been Afnictsd with ths dresdnh dseeee
resd the ietier Of NJ. HHsnr wlLiA sn1 81
sn iaesSax2iy ecsvisesd Oh ssrsiiye. pFoIsss
tiss. Hoping that other~ similarly amistsd uke
myself vil bs induced ~ male the Trial, N. -
bzisfoL HI. 3aiy u isr.
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CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS,

eueh n sor~. weak, Innsmed, Ted. and Wlesfy
kyes, Uiesr.iion and Inflammation Of ne kafi
hassT So;,. T. ,as Hs.a sSr, s., dssSs, k'9rss
Head ache, Neuralxfa. Dirrines<, Ciouded Memory,
Loss Of Nervous iorye D.pr,s.ioa o. spir.a 40 -.
rsmedy according 20 direetions which accompany
each bot,is, or win bs mailed 10 any sddrsss On
EaeS paesaxs contains Dr. sanfordS tnpcoved
lnhallng Tube, with iull direstions for ~ n ~
ess.; Price si@ Sold hy all Msslsssss s.. "a ~ ~
Cansia. wEEks u POrrkR. oenerA Agsaia
And MholesAls Druggists. Boston. Ma
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-23
VOL. XXX.

i m.sssssSls ssssinoalsis svsr cSsssa II fssos
cusssol c1fAllh dess n svsfy esss saos4 z.
s,.ndins o. 70. ssss,s ne d,ssss = 3, tas ~ dsss
tsisrrhsi sasctiols thai eoaadsses y q oecs fst
IN ils ability % DO all TIA. = slslnsa fos = ne
=snsai@oas = i OK 2Sis pOias. sad 8: ssssnslsiins
syid.ses z = point q rssRse,ssllisy 1910, =
fsnsdy. me propFietors, thsrsfors, nAJ l.ss5y
fssl proud Of the postton this rsmsdy haa afAlned,
and bslisvs 70 worthy Of iu rvpstati0a.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-23

A COOK perverted a bottle Of cooking
wine to her own use and behoof. The
mistress Of the establishment began n
feeble remonstrance TO this effect: My
good woman" So far she got-no
farther. Peggy "kimboed her arms
aud answered: "No more = woman than
you are. ma'an." upon which the mis-
tress wisely retired.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-23

CIVILIZATION Is not myth after ALL
The Indians are beginning to swap coon
skins for fine-toothed combs. Tho sol
disrs were not sent out West for nothing.
and now where's the man who says no
good ever comes from keeping q stand
ing armyf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-23

LONDON dispatch says that Victoria
offered to confer the Order OF the Gar
ter on Bsaconsiield. but II was declined.
We ware always Of the opinion that
Dizzy" didn't take much stock In
such frivclities.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-23
Or. l. J. clApkAYs
PRIVATE MEDioAL INSTITUTE
ooe Kssr.y ssrssr. IA. Fra.eisss,:

UNyrABLIsHxD IN 1884. FOE TEE
s-.s q q =, sp'e1 sIs S1'S,s sns
Dissasn q IL Nsrvous eysssn.
fSs innsnss destruction of human NE an.
puaily from eeerst and chronic diseases canssd
tkis GA ana reliable institution 70 b estab.
iishsd afss IN khiladslphia, Penn, In iseo, and
Strvsris b - Ssaieisco, Cal. IN lsst, %
p.s ssa I. s.S Sss.s .urs,. 70 issss .ss
Soe ne shovs and I'll ether sfiections and con.
plaints. Consultations q the Institute o. By
fkysscal:asA sisstsi Dssiiisys
Vital weakness, ssryousness, lou spt'tts. lss-
situds, wssknsas ef ~ mt ssd back. loss
Of 1ssai.s povsr, indisposltioa and inespa:
fssiipe. no snsrsy os eoarsSs, psipitsiion Of the
head, dnllnsss OF apprehension. loss Of mem
or, svsrsion 70 s.eisty. love OF solitude, tim
idity. pslf diptrust, los Of nai hood, dininees
hesdsehs, pains IN the side, Affections OF the
sys. pimplss On the fsoA sexual OF other IN.
6rmiiiss N man or woman, are cured b. the
jussy esssosstsd physician. L. j. czAPkAf'
His us.hod Of curing dissssss 10 peculiarly hi
own funknoun 70 othsrs). and hsncs the great
sucossa, Rhsumatic adec'iona. chronic catArrh,
dissases - the stomach and hdneys. liver com.
pisints. sts.. suessssfuily treated. Thoee who
Of yeuth. nervous veakSsss. are assured %
DR.. CzifKAY. one Of the moot suees.sfui
medical praciitioners on tho Pacino coast. may
Be eonsultsd conndentiAliy In rsierenes 20 the
above and all other comL Llaints q the Institute,
Ne. noe ksarsy street han traneisee.
Chsrrss nodents. Communications strictly
oonadential. Medicines sent By exprSss. Ad.
drsss !. J. CzAPKAY. n. D., Postofice Boz
o.. Sen Rrsneisoo. Cal. ooo
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-23

.'TuIs apple sass Is just ,riile too
sweet" stilihe helps himself to fourth
supply. EYES; was sayin' to myself
you'd jes cut yer sugar tooth" That
boarding house mistress was tartar than
her apples.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-23

APxSssYLvASI,S has invented COM
bination bsd.bottom and FIRE escape.
The occupant may either lie still and let
the confiagration rage. or take his bed.
bottom To the window aud let himself
down,
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THE CANDIDATE.
NJ " rxs yrpaE.-


"Psthsr. Who travels ouy road 90 lafsy'
{. Hush. my child tis the candidate
fn example Of human woes.
Kafiy he comss and ia's he gos<f
He Grvstz the woman With ccurtiy graee;
He kisse- the baby's dirty face.
He calls 10 the fence the hrmers 81 work
He boses the merchant. he bothers the clerk
The biaeksmith while his anvil ring.
He greets and this 10 the song he sings:
'Hovdy. howdy. how d'ye dof
How 10 your vile. and hov are youf
All, Il fts my nst as no other can.
rhs boray hand Of the voskingman.'"
"Husbsnd. Who IL that d the gater'
Hide my love. ne the candidate r.
T. Husband, ~hy can't he work ilhs yout
iiAs he nothing st I'll 81 home TO dor
NJ dear. vhesevsr man 10 down.
No ea.h At home and no credit In town,
Too tinid 10 rob ard too lazy 10 dis.
Then over his horse his legs be ning..
And 70 the dear people this song be sings;
.Hovdy, howdy. how dye do'
How is your wife. and ho~ are you'
An, it nts my fist a. no other can.
The horny hand of the working man."
Brothsrs Who labor early and late.
Ask thsss things cf the candidate:
What 10 his recordt How doe~ be stand
Al homsf No matter sbout tis hand.
he 10 hard or soft. % II IL not prone
To cisss over money not his ovn.
Has be In viev NO thieving planf
Is he honest and esp.ble f-hss your man
Cheer sseh man TN the velhin risssi
join in the chorus. When thus he sings:
sIIowdy. howdv. bow fye def
How h your wife. and how arc yoaf
All n ats my d.t ~ no other can.
The honest hand Of The ~orhins mae.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-23

TIE Car. thoughtiully--"rhis Tur.
key find easy enough to digest, but 1
have my apprehensions about that In
fernal Bull beef"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-23

How did old Franh shenutt
OF "a Louis come 20 du ~
To uei Q gtri of dash and youth and styief
lie IL bAld-hesded. but I'm tod
He 4, worth his weight In gold.
And I'll oet Z cent shenuit oil the while.
-GrapAie.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-23

"How can l leave theei" said Adam
to Eve. She made no reply. but calmly
pointed 10 a fg tree in the distance.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-23

THE FOLLOWING PLAoARDs Ass Tos
"Yunishsd Rooms 70 Lst."
"yoP Dals.T Inquire Of -.
"To Lsts Inquire Of -.
.This ProperJ d. eAls."
s.This Hoiss sad Lot fu eais."
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A. B. STEWART & CO.,
DRUGGISTS,
GOLD H'LL... NEVADA.

ERHsH DRUGS ACCURATELY COW.
- loandsa ey sxpsrisnesd ohemists. Pr.
sssiptssas hiisd q al tiass of he day o. night.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-23
MISCELLANEOUS.
FITS EPILEPSY,
FALLING SICKNESS

Permanently Cured = no hnmbas -by one
Months usAse of Dr.. GoulArd- Celeoratd w
f.Iiihle ftt Powders. To convince sufferers
that thee powders will do all ~c claim ior
them. ve will send them By mail. post paid Q
Tr,ai bor As Dr. Ooulzrd Il IN. only physician
that has ever male this di-ca-. sp eial study,
and ~ 20 oar hnowleis- thousands have been
Perm spsptiy Cured by the of these Pow
dsrs us will guarantee Q Petmsnent Cure IN
eyery e.se, OF Refund you All money Expended.
All sufferer. should give the-e Powders an tariy
trial. and bs convinced Of their curative pow
Price, for large bcx. $500, or four bore. fof
siO.OO, cent By mall 10 any part OF the United
states or Canada on receipt OF price. or oy ek'
pr~.s, q. U. ID. Adiress.
ASII a ROnulNs,
so Fulton street. Brooklyn, MI.
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CONSUMPTION
positively CURED !

An sufferer. from this dis-a-e that are antiou.
10 BE- cured should try Dr. ki.-ner oeieofAisu
o,a.umptiy, Povd-rs Thee lo~derr src the
oniy pr.parstion knowa that will cure Con.
sunp,ion, aud all diseases of the throat and
lung.-indeed. ~ strong u our faith In them.
ami also IA convince yoa that they are p" har-
posi paid. nee Trial Boz.
We don't vsnt your monsy until you ARE PET.
feetiy ,stisned % their curative powers. III
your NE 10 worth saving. don't dels, In giving
thcss Powders trial, - they VIII surely cure
you. n,
the United States or Canada. By mail. on receipi
VI price. Addres-. .
30 Fulton .trcct. brooklyn. Nj.
fes TsU
The New York herald., 1878-10-09
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Commodore Ccoro Pros. United States Navy, 10 ~
tho Windsor Sir J. Campbell Brown OF Iudia; state
Treasurer James Mackio, OF Fishsill n. r., and
Ok Con grcssman James 8. Smart, OF Cambridge. N.
Y, are at the Fifth Avenue. Bishop X. W. b. Ell.
liot. Of San Autouto, Texas. and ex-Mayor E. C. An.
derson, OF savannah, are n, tho New York Captain
william 7. Truxsun, United States Navy and General
John N. Corse, Of Chicago, arc AZ the G'lsey. John
NJ. Francis, OF Troy, and Commssary General Llley,
OF the British Army, ars At the ST. Nicholas Cap
tain A. f. X. Benham United States Navy, and Pay.
master W. p. Gould, Unitod States Army, arc At the
S,urtovant. Judge A. o. Adds. OF wasntugtcn, and
Homer Ramsdell, Of Newburg, N Y, arc NJ the Park
Avenue William 7. Walters, OF Baltimore, Is nt she
Brcvoort. Captain Richard c. Mayne, OF tho British
Navy, 10 a. tho Clarendon. Edgar K. ApgAr. OF
Ithaca, is At tho Buckingham. Bisnop Garrett Of
Dallas. Texas. is az tho Evorctt.
The New York herald., 1878-10-09
THE COAL COMBINATION.

BUMoRs OF AN APPROACHING DISSOLUTION.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 8, 1878.
A. the last meeting OF tho Board OF Control Of tho
oal combination Dr. Lindermau, representing tho
schieh interests, rcfused TO vote TO continue tho
present compact until tho LIST Of April. Ho stated
tnst his colleague, MI Wilbur. ana himself wcrc not
authorized act for date subsequent the end or
ths year. Hc announced, however, that q Lchgh
tradc meeting will be called 10 determine tho ques-
Sion TO their continuancc.
There is great dissatisfaction among the Iehgh
mon as 10 the present method OF carrying out tno
compact Tho Lenign producers declare that their
limit OF prediction under the scse Of the Board or
Control 10 entirely inadequate. Thcy are in fsvor OF
q eootinuance OF The combination, but will insist
upon notification OF their proportion OF shipments.
Tho present may result In the dssolu
tion OF the combination a the end of the year unless
the other corporations will yield to the demands Of
The Lchgh, which has always been tho obstreperous
element IN tho Board.
The New York herald., 1878-10-09
THE RELEASED FENIANS.

committee OF cilzens consisting Of Judge NC
Adam, County Clerk Gumbcton. Alderman shells
Denis A. Spcilassy, John Bresiu, Thomas r. Bourkr.
Colonel Richard O'S. Burke, John Henry Mccarthy.
Thomas McHugh. Thomas C. Luby. Hugh A. Curtin
ana others yesterday waited upon Mayor Ely 10 ask
him 10 preside meeting TO bc held ut Cooper lu-
sute on the 2lst inst express the opinion OF the
people Of Now York on tho treatment Of political
prisoners in England. The dcpu,ation introducsd
by Alderman Shells aud Mr. John J. BresIia ex.
planned object OF the meeting stating that Aessr
Condor aud Mcedy, the recently arrived exiics,
would lay facts before the meeting which would
show that tho treatment 0f political prisoners ~
England was SO baroarous, degrading and inhumas
as to call Tor tho condemnation OF trends OF human
ity tue world over Mayor Ely said be had an engage
mout which would take him out OF town about tue
time meeting, but that II ne could manage 20 be
Ia he would be most happy 10 prcside. Finally,
after come iCrthcr conversation, he said he would
strain n point would remain town Tor the Oeca
sion aud take the chair. Tho committee stated thse
Invitations had aeen sent TO Abram s. Hewitt s. s.
Cox, General Ans0n G. McCsok, Stanley Matthews, q.
NJ Landcrs, Roscoe Conkiing, General \. Butler,
Randall aud several 0.her gontemcn VINO had
taken an active part bringing Condons ocforo
Congress- that favorable Answers have already been
received from some o h.m and are from all
Tho demonstration intended 10 be strictly n0n.p
lisan and many prominent citizens VI all shades oi
political opinion nave already Given substantial yroo
OF their ~ mpalhy with Its OBJECT.
Patrick Meledy who has YER been n America be-
iore yesterday declared his lntsntions ~ ths Nat
some members vi the Reception Committees. he called
Dion Boucicaut tor the purpose VI thanking that
gentleman for MS exertlons on behHtf oi the lrsn
prisoners IN England. Mr.. BoucicAuit rcceivsd him
the most cordial manner aud appeared much
moved at Mr.. Mcledy's warm cxpresslens oil graft
tude. He inquired particularly what the Reception
Com proposed 10 do Tor the ex- prisonsrs AND
expressed hopo taat hufncient sum would % pre-
scented 10 them to enable them 10 make n good start
In anu that empty dmpiays would be avoided
He that ho iaiculcd TO SUBSCRIBE $500 towart
tho testimonial and promised 10 be present NJ the
Cooper institute meeting on mo 2lst.
The New York herald., 1878-10-09
DISAPPOINTED INFLATIONISTS.
[BY rxLranApH TO THE HERALD |


ScRASrox. Pa, Oct. 8, 1875.
Shortly after niuo O'CLOCK this morning Professor
King, tho celebrated aeronaut began the imitation OF
his mammoth balloon, King Carnival near the Scran-
gas works, In presence Of Immense crowd. The
public mind had been worked up 10 au excited pitch
In anticipation OF The captive balloon ascensons which
expected 10 take place by moonlight tonight Is
preliminary to the grand ascent announced for
morrow. Every hillside ana house top swarmcd
with people. ana when tho OF imitation
was completed, at four O'Clock TINS alter
noon, the appearance OF tho magnificent air
ship was hailed with demonsIraIions ot delight
The pleasure Of short duration, and was followed
by swift disappointment Just as force OF men
the act Of removing the balloon from the gas
house tito public square, whero arrangements
made tor 'cnptive Ascensions" by rope and wIndass
u height OF ], 200 feet breeze arose ana swayed
Il violently TO fro, bringing II into contact with
sharp polo, which great hole IN II about four
feet square, causing sudden collapse.
REPAIRING THE DAMAGE.
The 6tsappontmonL 10 town toniyht 10 general, and
much sympathy iet Tor Professor King, who loses
Signal Service Department At Washington arrived
lessor with view - making observations l called
Professor King tonight, and found him quite
hopeful OF yet making the ascension. He says ho viii
work all iRht 10 repair the rent IN the balloon, anu
hopes 10 INF ito Il so as TO make the ascent In good
time tomorrow. II takes 25 900 cubic teet gas
the Imitation oil the balloon. which was IN excellent
before to-day's acciuenI
The New York herald., 1878-10-09
TILDEN's CIPHER UNLOCKED.

THE NEW YORK MINE DEsPATCaEs TRANS
MAKES AN INQUIRY OF
"GEoRaE SMITH," AND ANNOUNCES THE Sue
CESS OF THEIR ENrxRpRsE.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
DErRorr, Mich, Oct s, 1878.
In the Harland-Til to-day, after long argu-
ment before Judge Baxter, United States Circuit
Judge, tho defence consented that the witness NC
Closky should show 10 Commissioner Dawson tho
key Of Tho cipher dispatches previously forwarded.
bu. objected TO having It W the United States
Attorney. Accordin giy, the Commissioner took the
koy, and n the afternoon announced the following
translations:-
FIRST DEsPArcH.
oxo,e. SIXTH No. u wal. ..sss New ssp 's
Why We :SoSs ns y s.v York
money Must act at onco II st Observation-Disclosures al
SECOND Df.s.'1a Ssx Yonx, sept. 81. 1878.
ruowAs HARLAxp Marquette -
why the books should not be rspevned
THIRD DESPATCH
IsnrxxrSe. Sept: -, 1879
TO GEORGE W. SIXTH, No Is Grnmercy Park New YORK
Have nnsoed here with success sxs shs sGsf. ssss.
Tho witness Mcciosky, who is superintendent OF
Mr. Tidcn's New YORK iron mins At Ishpsming,
Mich, then resumed The stand and testified ioi-
lows
Tho original OF the nrss Of the above kilograms 10
10 Mr. Harlaod's handwriting; cannot swear post
sively whether Harlsnd told whom he gave
mo this telegram 10 sond u 70 Mr.. Smith; he
did not toll me to send It TO Mr.. Tilden;
Mr. smith does not 1.-Two at No. is Gramorcy
PARK: Mr. Tiidcn docs; Mr. Smiths Office nc
No. II Wall street, that Is Mr. rdens oncc, although
be seldom goes there now that s the Now York oico
OF tho New York nine
witness was GROSS -eYamined by Mr. Hariand, VINO
conducted hts defence, aud testified that he
had told witness after tho abduction oil tho
books that II he had anticipated anything that
not have given u hts sanction. Harland then
asked that tho charge DO dismissed, on the ground
that sufncient preof had not been FURNISHED, aud
maao a long argument IN which no Asserted that
while no favored replevuiug the books no was not
pr,vy TO tho scncmo OF carrying them OF by sur.
prise.
the case was adjourned until teu A. NJ. tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1878-10-09

around the lumber pile bat believed that he was the
Tom Collins 10 tho case--a mythical pcrsonage hr
NoaK then depicted the s the Billings mouse a
tho OF tho murder, aud declared u his belief that
jennie never said she saw man by the lumber pie,
all hough witnesses declared shO dJ. HIS duty Was TO
convince tho Jury beyond any reasonable doubt tnat
Billings fired tho shot, and he thought no could
do So
There were frequent encounters between General
Hughes and Mr.. Moak, the former interruptng tho
latter TO correct alleged misco onhtructions Of es-
tImopy. Much feeling was dispayod, General Hughes
on occasion saying that II no (Moak) could not
represent the District Attorney without aisfying the
evidence he had better remain quiet
The New York herald., 1878-10-09
THOSE CIPHER DISPATCHES.

WHAT Mn. HEWITT KNOWS ABOUT THEM-HE
pELrEvEs MR.. rLDEN INCAPABLE CT THE
CORRUPTION WHICH THEY INDICATE.
M. Abram :. Hewitt, on being asked last evening
for hts opinion OF tho c,pnsr dispatches about the
FJor,da electoral voe ana their translstsns published
in yesterdays Tribune, replschat he had no grounds
on which TO form opinion. SO TAR as the two do
spa,snes given aligned by him concerned they
were genuiuc but they werc Eo, IN cipher, and were
simply IN relation TO the regular campaign business
They formed. was true, part Of the scries as pub
l,shcd but bore relation tho Others OF which he
knew nothing all. they might bo genuine or they
might not though tho fact that two dispatches
tanned In tho series undoubtedly genuine seemed
to Indicate probability that The others wore obtained
from the same source Thor gcnuincncss could easily
DO determined by tho Western Union Telegraph
Company. In regard 20 tho source, Mr. Hewitt ssid
that nc had no doubt that they were part OF the
correspondence handed over 10 tho Congressional
Comm,ttce OF which senator Morton was chairman.
.In regard to that" sad ne, II demonstrated ON tue
floor Congress against The committee ovcrnSui,De
private correspondence, though SAID ~ the
same timc what l say now, that so lar as
my dispatches arc concerned, anybody s
.p..dSss s'i s"sr verse sent" rsSs. iTso.Sed BY the
committee, which republican, he believed had
been ovcrhauled IN tne com mttss ana those passing
destroyed. wnile dcmocratic dispatches were pub.
ished. This, ne said. he thought was hardly strict
justice.
orngRs CONE
Mr. Hewitt said that he Understood that still more
sensational dispatches were yet TO 10 published In rs
ation 10 the south Carolina vote, nnd 80 lar as he
was concerned he had objection TO the publishing
OF any campaign documents. He was not CORY 10
rocuss exposed, whoever thsy might be, and there
was NO doubt inat any Of Mr ruien's
friends wsro privy 10 any attempt 10 buy the
electoral vote OF any state they would be utterly
ruined POLITICALLY. He had been asked II his opinion
OF Mr. Tiiden affected by the pubiication men
toned, and he had replied that II was not He
look cd ON Mr.. Tilden man oi honor, ms he had
always looked upon him. In the matter OF the
Oregon dispatches, when were lar more damaging
tnan the later publications, Colonel Peton had
sworn the stand that Mr. Tden knew nothing
about thcm. III he Knew nothing about them
ID was reasonable TO suppose that he knew nothing
about the others, especially as tnere was nothing In
the dispatches themselves to snow that Mr.. Tiden
know about them tae business which they re-
ierrcd. THIS, Mr.. Hewitt sad, no could say with q
better grace Ia view OF the fact tnat bis
own relations with Mr.. 1iden were very different
from what they had been. The chuDse hnd come,
from any tning oil the nature OF tho subject mat
ter Of tho to cgrams, out from purely personal dis
ngrecmsnts He cousiucrcd Mr. Tiden 20 DO incapable
OF anything hke tho corruption cnargod. Tue whole
matter certainly unf0rtuuAtc Tor that gentleman,
aud PROBABLY tho pubic would noteok on u ~ any suon
The New York herald., 1878-10-09
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF TuE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, \
WASHINGTON, Oct 9-1 A. ~.
ysa,-ufsaus


OFFICE TuE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Oct 9-1 A. II.
Indications
For Wednesday, In tho South Atlantic and Gulf
States, falling followed BY rising barometer, south
east TO southwest WINDS shining 10 Northern Texas
TO colder nor,hery partly cloudy weather. and the
coast numerous rams.
For Tennessee. the Quo vaoy and tho lake region,
southeast to southwest winds, warmer. cloudy and
rainy weather. falling barometer, followed In the
western portions by rising barometer and colder
northwest winds.
For tho Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
icys colder northwest Winds rising baron eter, cloar
or clearing weather
For the Middle Atlantic States and New England,
warmer, southwest winds, falling barometer incrcas-
ing cloudincss and possibly rain.
Rivers will remain nearly stationary.
Cautionary signals are ordered for Detroit Port
Huron and Section -Four, Alpcna aud Macknaw
City.
The New York herald., 1878-10-09
BURSTING OF A FLYWHEEL.

The fywhsel OF tho engine in cx-Commissioucr r
NJ. Prl,chard's planning mil, in Washington street,
Jersey Guy, burst about three O'Clock yesterday
afternoon, and Mr. Pritchard, Who was In the engine
room the time, struck by the living pieces ~
nature. The engineer. Jonn McCann, and two Of the
employees wero siightly injured. Mr. Pritchard waa
The New York herald., 1878-10-09
POWDER MILLS EXPLOSION.
rBY TELEGRAPH TO THE uEnALp.l

GBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
WILMINGTON, del. Oct s. 1873.
few minutes after to-day explosion took
place In one OF tho yards OF Duponts powder mills,
about three miles from this town. The nre immed-
atey comm unicated 10 adjoining yard. IN which,
as well the former. all the powder desroycd
The building itself sustained s0mo damage. Tho en-
pioy g. were all dinner when tho explosion
took place, thus preventing any loss OF life. Tho
ciasnt Orie mated from spontaneous combustion. The
building are covered by insurance.