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PUBLIC OPINION.

Senator Mcdonald is not an Indiana Demo
Graf. lie reaIy belongs to EeRYork.-ICincnnGu Eli
qulrer (DemJ
The information this morning concerning
the Colorado election yesterday is meagre bht Tie
turns from Maine are ecOmpiett-tCiDeinnau EDquieF
(DemJ
You are heartily welcome, Senator Blaine.
Take front seat. 1nis Is the STATE tha ~ 50 in OF
Blaine ppu7lcansm thai II sticks ont all around The
edges and tsbs ITSELF into the adjacent Staies-lBur-
liDgon Hawk-eye (RepJ
We are glad that in this State both parties
have adopted ha a money platforms, as we should De
profupdy glad IL they had done 80 in all the states
that thOre wOald b longer any Issue or any danger
on this great subject Albany Journal tRepJ
From all directions we have intelligence that
the Republicans steadily gaining strength as ihe
canvass progresses. The mOTHC ~ the party III fiis
state was better, was hc canvass more wisely
and theoretically Observation-Disclosures Commercial
Gazette tRcp)
Will Mr.. Hendricks fetase inform the people
OF Indiana early day whether Is IN iayor OF ic
sumptlon at any tine, and AZ wbeni This IL the
leading question in the and yet srange 90
Mr. Hendricks not expressed himself on I'll hid
annapolis Journal (Isepl
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04
THE BILLINGS TRIAL.

1Ug TESTIMONY NOW ALL CLosED-sUMHNG Up
TO BEGIN TODAY.
BAIISToN, n. Y, Oct. 3.-The evidence IN
rebun for the prosecution E the Billings trial closed
at noon To-Day
Thomas Virtue, Finne's hired man. corroborated the
testimony OF the Finne family relative to the time
consumed by washburn in reaching home
after the shot, making 1t from twenty-five
10 thirty minutes. lie also testified that IN
riding from Finno's to Washburns he neither met nor
pa,sed any one. The Finnes that Billings and
Washburn passed down after Virtue left them This tes-
tmony was introduced by the prosecution 20 prove that
Billings drove from the ne WashburDs after the shot
was fred, and not before.
c. d. Leet was recalled aud produced Ballard cart
ridge No A. with a flat heel TO disprOve the statement
OF Lewis that such never made. He weighed In
court the lead taken from the head or Mrs. BDgs and
t made l65 grains which cOrresPonded with the weight
on two other scales out Of court.
Charles NJ. Bullard one OF the pr0prietOrs or the
schuylerville steam whistle by which the NortTumber
land clocks regulated, testified that the whistle
was sometimes blown three minutes out Of tme and not
at all when teams were around
introduced moro febutting evidence. VIII
lin C. Hagan. Troy, attempted to weigh IN court the
lead taken from Mrs Bngss head and stated IL to be
l0A grains On crOsscxaTnlDatiOn, he stated that
he d the scales to be correct and that he had
not The proper weights with him To weigh It properly
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04
THE INROAps OF THE FEVER.

A VERY LARGE NUMBER or NEW C,sFs-THE DEATH
LIST PRnPoRrONALLY SNAIL IN COMPARISON.
NEw-ORLFANs. Oct 4.-Up to noon to-day, 81
deaths and III new cases were reported from nOGn
TO p. m. 10 deaths and 1877 new cases, 10 only Of
tho latter dating since September 30. Among the
deaths to-day was that of j. j. lrby n prominent
merchant and senior of the firm of lrby a Son
The son died about two weeks ago, and Mrs. lTby
died this morning.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. Oct. 3.-Lnst night was quite
cool and indications Of light frost were this
morning. A case of noble self sacrifice is reported
IN the death OF Miss Carrie Rutter, who died early
this morning. She had nursed her widowed mother
and three orphan children for nine days and nights
until utterly prostTatod from exhaustion. She then
took the fever and had not the strength TO combat
the disease. The Board Of Health reports twenty
six deaths to-day. There also seven nternents
outside Of the city. Twenty-four physicians report
l3S new cases. Among those who have died since
last night are Miss Myria H. McLure n
volunteer nurse from Jacksonville; Dr.
PEBBLES, and John NJ. Peabody, mperinten-
dent of the Laath Orphan Asylum. Sheriff
j. W. Anderson was stricken down last
night and Deputy sheriff J. L. Eicbberg is acting in
lis stead. Tie police last night arrested H. l.. Allen.
a nurse from Galveston, Texas, on the charge OF
having assaulted Mrs. j. w. Mcdonald, who died
last Thursday. lhe assault huTTfcd hcl uedIh III.
r. w. Mitchell, medical director, discharged DIR. =.
o. Young % Texas, from duty to-day for drunken
ness.
BAToN ROUGE. La, Oct. 3-TheT, were 10
deaths from yellow fever last night. There is a
large increase Of new cases 50 being reported for
the twenty-four hours ending at noon. L. Jadat, a
prominent member OF the Howards, was taken sick
last night. We are having July weather. III IL con-
tinucs. fear the consequence
THIBODRAUX, La. Oct. 3.-lheTe are 10 new
cases here but no deaths. great number OF the
cases are malaTial and not yellow fever.
PORT HICKEY, La, oct. 3.-lheTe have been 81
cases here and deaths. There have been no deaths
since September %.
BAYST. IoUIs. Miss Oct 3.-Eghtaen new cases
and deaths for the past twenty-fOur hours to il
OsYIKA, Miss, Oct. 3.-Seven new cases in the
last twenty -four hours, one death, and two with
black vOmIt.
BEIoxI. Miss. Oct. 3.-Thero are twenty new
cases of fever here.
MERIDIAN Miss, Oct. 3.-Two well defined cases
of yellow fever were reported here tins afternoon.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Oct. 3-Fom deaths for
the twenty-iOur hours ending at D. IN, aud ten
new cases The yellow fever seems 90 be On the IN
crease A strong norlheTly wind all day gives hope
that 1t will soon diminish. The disease does not
spread ont Of its old quarters.
HICKMAN. Ky., Oct. 3-NO new cases were re-
ported yesterday, merely for lack of material
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04
SUPERINTENDENT PILS8URY ACCUSED.
HE IS CHARGED WITH ISToxICATIoN AT VARIOUS
TIMES AND PLACES.

HE IS CHARGED WITH INToXIcATIoN AT VARIOUS
TIMES AND PLACES.
ALBANY, Oct. 3.-GOvern0r Robinson has
within the last three days been insttutng private in
iry into certain charges against L. d. Plsbnry Super
ntendent of state Prisons The testimony n the pro-
eeepgs has been guarded carefully possible from
the pube the believing that If the evidence
does not warrant suspension orTemOva the charges and
testmony should not be made public. 1t has leaked
mt however nom trustworthy sources that the
charges refer mainly alleged nebrety the part OF
tho superiutendent, and not to any failure naad-
ministrntion in the conduct of his public duties. mum
ber Of railroad employees have testified that they
Mr. Pilsbury on specified occasions under the Influence
OF hanor Iris not alleged that he made unseemly
exhibition of himself, that he shocked public sens
bities seriously understood to be alleged that he
was under III, influence of liquor Auburn, where he
had gone on regular tour OF inspection OF the state
PRISON M that point but IL Ia not claimed that he
IN such co ndifion the time he was inspecting the
nrison These TO be tue SUN and substance OF ls
offending IL - claimed by his friends that his super
eedure the Pententary here, with which he and his
father have been identified for nearly forty year, has
greatly depressed him OF late aud that under the cir
oumstsnces ho may have cheered himself with wine
somew hat, without committing very henous offence
For several years previous 20 the present alleged oncP
he has strictly temperate His friends also claim
the SUPPLEMENTARY OF the Peutontiary, Is eKerted
him for has refusal 20 submit his books co their
Inspection and Is now pressing thls charge against him
IA "A punishment. ..... ~ ... ......
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04
GAuBETTRS ANTI-CLERICAL POLICY.
Es,,ge nom Afs speech at Romans Sept Is.


The clerical question that Is To say, the
of the relations OF the Church and the STATE
Keeps all the other questions ~ suspense Here III tne
Church IL rs that the spirit OF tho past takes refuge ana
,11tnrrs sreugfh denomco the ever greater danger
socety rms from the UlframOntane Bpitthe spill OF
te Vatican OF the syllabus. which s nothing but the
abuse OF Ignorance with the purpose OF ensIaVIng
have poen of the relations OF the Church and the state
am peffecty aware that 10 be correct should nave
said of the ehurches but fom the governmental anu
national point Of view IL Is only Utramonanism which
naSjss IN opposlon TO the State The clerical spirit
enaeayors 10 trate into thnguto the army ana
te ma estacy and there IL this that ts peculiar To ~
A. aInys when fortune OF the country is inllng tnt
IesuitTsln rises Far be Il from mo 10 Wish 10 put
shaekles on liberty. am obstinate partisan OF I'D
rty "a conscence. But the ministers OF religion nave
duties 10 the State, aud what We exact u
me fulniment OF these duties. ADply the laws
su the hws-and abolish indnlgences. ~ Ne
law ts npplied, order viii be restored 10 france,
t,ho,t prsee,tlon by simply continuing the trpdiions
witch ureyailed frum the aurora OF the Revolution IN
ESQ ri the last gliner of the Revoluuon ~ 1888
l.y were mot abandoned t IN December the niltfDl-
ianr, anL thoss hlest the IDitraleur, eombinei
must be abolished. Privileges fern nail
c n,ver of these men. They live ON public creduliy
s1orn Yps every must be suiJect 10 the oonInon
Obligatory service must he made realty Nocl-
,nst of serving the Fatherland-has been fulfilled As
~, n,,,c hstrnctipn Il must be the passionate solici-
t,,de OF your legisat0rF senators deputies ana Puuc
Tynnts It their duty 20 make the people OF fnnce
snn ,oost cul,iyuted and be eduoated OF nn peoples
% attain ihs result again. the enterprises OF clefleasu
ss ~. warted The reasoning power OF olIr children
,st he exIcsed only healthy and safe notions mnst
he deoelfed in minds, Ia order % aeoelerae the
srogFsss Ut te pablc mind Give thein nosions ef our
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04
THE SUPPLY BOAT AT ST. LOUIS.

THE TWO IIEUTESANTs WHO HAVE VOLUNTEERED
TO COMMAND II-BEDs AND CLoThIHG Al
wHOI EsALR RATES.
ST.. LOUIS, Oct. 3-Lieutenant ii. III. Benner,
18th Infantry, and Lieutenant Charles g. Hall. 18Th
Infantry who ARE charge OF the expedition
the reio yellow fever sufferers along the banks
Of the Mississippi River, between Memphis aud vIcks
hnrR arrived here last night Botn are Northern men,
and have had the fever but have been stationed
in the south and not fear the scOurge Halls reg
meut was ut New-Orieaus when the fever broke ont
and was then moved 10 Holly Springs. thence
to Chattanooga. and Is now at Atlanta. Bonner has
been regular stationed at MePhorsOn Barracks. Atlanta
relief steamer Chambers II being rapidly loaded, and
will pTDbaDY leave tomorrow. Several newspaper
men have ASKED permission 10 accompany The en- ped
tlOn Dr Frank ". Reilly, representing the Chicago
Relief COMMITTEE will 90 with the expedition and II Is
probable that arrangements VIII be made To enable hIm
10 test the value OF turpentne disinfectant during
tno trIn
WAsHIEGroS, Oct 3.-The Secretary OF War has d
racted that various articles OF bedding and co.hing
needed yellow fever supply bout now loading nj
81 Louis, shall DE furnished ut Government rates. Ad
Jnonal contributions toward loading that boat have
been rurciyed as f0llows: Buffalo, 5000; Fall River
500 HarlOrd, $500.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04
MIR. McCRARY REFUSES.

TIE APPEAL FOR RATioSs URGENT BUT THE NEcEs-
siTY FOR Issuing THEM NOT PROVED
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.-The New-0rleans Re
let ConIunttee which Is composed of presidents Of
thirty old established charitable institutions, having
been refused aid by tie Howard Association, has again
appealed 10 the Secretary Of War for atons for the des
tltute The committee that reports made by those
fully informed show that the Howards cannot,
and have not relieved large part OF the destitution
~ the city.
The Secretary OF War has however declined 20 supply
the desired relief the ground that 1t is reported that
the Howards have large amount Of money hand and
have better oppOi than himself judging Of the
necessities of the situation
lie says; You say that the Howards refuse TO aid
You the ground that the funds In their hands have
been sent with the express object 10 aid the sufferers
frOm yellow lever | am stu OF the opinion that it II
possible for to get relief from private and
that II - therefore not ease Of extension Of Government
aid IN the absence Of authority II the Hownrds have
large nexponded fund they properly help AT
all events then discretion Is far ample than ine"
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04
AFFAIRS IN THE SOUTH.
THE EPIDEMIC MILD BUT ACTIVE.

THE EPIDEMIC MILD BUT ACTIVE.
yKRY GREAT NUMBER or xEw CASES, BUT NOT
MANY DRArHs-FREsH SIGNS OF POSSIBLE
FRosT-THE SPECIAL RELIEF BOAT.
There were GAL new cases reported yester-
day and 129 deaths. the proportion OF deaths
being one-fifth of the whole number
showing that the epidemic is less Inahg-
nant than at first. Secretary McCTary
still declines to issue rations to Tie
New-Orleans Relief Committee. There have
been signs of frost in Tennessee. 1t Is es-
timated that the people are the losers OF
5000, 900, 900 in consequence of this visitation
of yellow fever.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04
CIPHER NOTES.

Prom me Ntp YOTk COMMERCIAL Adrnfiser.
THE TRIBUNE is drawing the lines very tight
around "Moses0 Ma BILE. n Charley Woollcy wonId on y
sucsl there would be trouhle ia proving the charge
made by Mon, Of Florida. that Marble tried buy him
to 40 Tor TideB But Charley WON'T do II. He suffered
mart tyrd0n in the days oil Andy johnson rather tb5
turn against MS friends. Marble safe with Charley
But the situation IS critical with the other cOnfederatrs
What an amount of rasoality, bribery, and
corruption THE TRIBUNE s ping nc the front door OF
No IS Gramercy Park What narrstir Of villany ths
unearthiDg OF the cphers relating 90 the Presidential
election OF 1875 dis lOssf There is nothing Ia the po
ical history OF country that approaches IN diabO
cal scOundTosB the revelations made by THE TRIBUNE
Bad As TammaBy Hall is TIldens refOrmers pnd con-
fehefates much dangerous The EcGundrpis IN
brown fronts be feared than pet ty
larceny thieves who live an the siums.
fF0n me Nelt. York EreAfno
TIE TRIBUNE seems to have an exhaustless
niue Of cipher dispatches illustrating the Franc" {"
camnhign OF Mr. Tiden after the election. It's reYela-
TONS il would serD, ought 10 even tie stones
around GIamerey Park 10 speak. but they sn
Marbl1.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04
city. The book win be published in the

=, On tbis city The book VIII be spuDhshed ln tne
'O,1S, %So con Of the Khediye Of Egypt has not
.,n,,ted 70 ilnd q royal road TO learning. He mas
- a, Touaou for two years. preparing for the WOOL
- examination. Not only was the young man
n,,ged 10 give himself mp altogether to stndy ouI every
- her ~ hrs suite was made tO do the same Masers
tnly selected attended daily, giving the youth ana
bs attendants instruction IN English literature science
assies ma hcmaticR, etc. the whole business OF tue
Seeold from morning TO night being study Ever oh
holiday visit hone the rules were not TeuaAeu' "S
ish tutors accompany ing tine party 10 Aeypt
Dean Stanley, while staying in Baltimore
90 the GUEST OF the trustees Of Johns Hopkins Universally
..lea NJ the residence Of Madame BOnaparte and ex
pressed great of interest in examining the coec
ton OF ubjects associated with the Borafare IaHiy'
In the evening the Dean taken TO the uniVersly'
where many citizens presented to him ana where
he addressed the students In few sensible ana khuV
sentences dwelt upon the influence OF great teachers
in forming the character OF young good pastor
Of any Christian church ana sound teacher ola nofe
he sald moulding ana eleyating the chaIao.eI W
arn an eonIaet In connection vita this point ne re-
ferred TO Thomas Arnold, his own toaeher'
The death is recorded in England OF George
Parker Bidder a weIl-kROwn civil engineer bu' Det'er
known many years since. as the celebrated Caieu'aS
Row Ile had completed HE seventy-second year. he
s considered one OF the wonders OF tho age. and MS
s an solving intricate Rrithmehcal questions seemed
almost miraculous od George Ill and Queen Chailoue
had him at court and delighted with his preeocous
stin He was withdrawn from public exhibitions ana
edrcaed at Edinburgh after which he studied engineer
ing under Henry Robertson Palmer, founder OF the IN
stitute of Civil Engineers He became connected with
the stphensons in the early days of railways and the
eoyerpment constantly consulted him on pressing ana
imnortaut matters connected with his profession III
1866 he gave before the British o
Cniculati0n IN which he naiVely accused himself OF
ritabihty OF temper"
QUEBEC, Oct. 3.-The Marquis OF Lorne
and the Princess Louise 20 sail for Canada ON the
14th of November. The Allan Ltnc steamer Sarmatan.
has been chartered convey the ana
his royal eonsort The Sarmatan will be met at sea py
the British North American Squadron, now IN port ana
escorted 20 Halifax where It definitely arranged tat
te MARQUIS and MaFehOness wl first set loot ON Cana
dian soil.
PARIS, Oct. 3.-General NOyes, United States
Minister 90 France was to entertain General Grant a"
dinner to-day. Among the invited guests were the lo
lpging: John Welsh. Minister 10 England; John a.
Kasson Minister to Austria j. Meredith Read Charee
d'AHaires 70 Greece General Hazen General bheius
FairchiId Consul General at Paris e1-GoyeInoI s
NcC0rnick Ex-Governor Smith, of New-Hamlsiire anu
Miss Waite, daughter OF the Chief Justice
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04
THE OUTLOOK IN OHIO

Republicans have abundant reason for feel
ing satisfied with the course Of The campaign ana Tor
confidently expecting a victory heNt. tuesday Tue
c9iass has bceu conducted alInOst exclusively The
money question: this question our party is united
and strong with the strength that comes OF being IN thh
9ght There were other issues besides the currency
aestinn which the Republicans started out 10 discuss.
INT Il &c the Name election deOBst ated the force OF
fhe new Initiation the people have nOt cared Tor
fem All thOuehiful that the duty OF the hour
w,s 10 defend the OF the people from dspteea-
t,n and fua repuda To this task the Republican
pry Of Ohio bent All It's efforts. IL has appealed 10
the intelligence patriotism and sense of rght OF the
sion believing that they VIII repent ia 1873 the DR.
istou they gave IN 1873. when this question Ot
honest money or dishonest money thoroughly
yassed before the voters OF the state.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04
THE CHIvALRY CoNCILIATEG THE CoLoRED


From Speech bs General 6dF0, az BeHHsftsriis2 g O.
The Radical party was now completely de-
n0razsd, scattered, witbO II leader and with hardly
hope That Of the ults achieved by Ised.
shirt DcmocmcY Que reasOn why the red shirt had
been adopted Edgcfrld, because they had apprr-
hendcd trouble there ana It's Naming cBlor signied
the eOiOred men tat the Democrats meant business
and IL made fEe turbulent pacablc AMI quiet
Impressed the mlDd too, and when That nnfors,-
BILE 18TH Of August, $500 ucn rode into Edgeied VII
Inge, there not q cO.Orcd Iaan la the county who
would not have there 100 600 OF them
was The cOlUred map's nature 10 be the winning
slde when, impressed by the display. tneY hogan ~
come over, DOble women 0f Ed9cf-d their
ing machines kept busy fur weeks making, real
shirts for Them. As last they they were put
into those gArntnts, mounted and muScred INTO line
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04

tory OF things curious and useful. Among these Is q
cOckroach and beetle trap. crab and lobster trap
beehive, eel d sulphur blower, self-acung
cask constructed stop with and draw on clear,
n rocking SITTER to EifI without dust. Thon there 10
wonderful washing g-lnachine, which will wash nge
weeks dirty clothes OF q mechanics family OF seven
persons in six hours" Bnt Professor Punger aylshes
the foil force OF his geufus upon traps. He has
invented which suddenly immoates and nattens lts
victim Each mouse eaught resets the tia Tor aho1e
victim The Perpetual MOuselTrapis better yet. II s
always SET and the Professor assers that ne mas sou
million OF them II Is based upon the iea that tnoue
Viii 20 into OF hole. SO he goes into the trap
winch is balted win wheat albeit thee are bushels III
bin close by This the Professor calls the iuhua-
meutal principle in the art of catching mice"
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04
GENERAL FOKEIGN NEW
THE HUNGARIAN CRISIS.

CONDITIONS LAID DOWN BY THE MINISTER'S.
LONDON, Thursday, Oct. 3. 1878.
The Manchester Guardians Vienna dispatch
confirms the report that the Emperor has accepted he
resignation OF Herr Won sze the Hungarian Minister
Of Finance The Othcr Ministers viii only withdraw
their designations upon the acceptance by the Goyera-
ment OF the following conditions The issue OF joint
Austro-ungarian the conclusion OF Convention
with the Porte the reduction OF the army IN Bosnia
and the abandonment Of the occupation OF N0slbaLaf
The last condition has been already acceptcd lhe sec
ond depends the Porte. The Austrian Cabinet op-
noses "A ioiut loan, when would reduce the Anslrlan
credit TO the same level with the Hungarian therefore,
a conflict between the two Cabinets Is Imminent
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04
TIE TR
cHEYEsNES KILLING AND BURNING.
inr rELEeaarH 70 TIE rnruuSn.l

DENVER, COL, Oct. Sit is reported here
fhst the chsyennes have been committing horrible dep
reatDDs OF here and north OF the Kansas Pacific
RarOad rading ranohmen. burning shantics etc. II Is
said that thirty were killed at Buffalo station
The Sheridan Post once has been destroyed and the
ranches Of Ktnnerman Dailes aud Leatherman have
been broken up. The body OF Edward McSkely. oa :
lie man. was brought in ycstorday He was killed on
his rancho near Buifao Station. The settlers and col
dinrs are chasing the IBdlana.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04
AID FROM NEW.YORK.

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ACKsUwLED0EMENTs-
THE APPEAL FOR CLOTHING.
The Chamber Of Commerce Relief Commit
tee made preliminary report Of It's labors yesterday,
acknowledging The receipt Of $14s.202 10. and giving
credit TO the interior towns aud ces, churches and
Sunday OF ai denominations and Individuals FAR
and near, Who chose the committee Their alpoRer
Tue forwarded ap dat have been fellows