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The Morning herald., 1878-03-01
DKAL rAIRLY wlrH THE PEofLI

DkAL EAIBLX With THE FEVA AD
The G-ld Bugs and their clsquers and
parasites are the champions and false PRO-
phets of the, period. II the silver bill
were to pass the Senate dire and dreadful
were to have been the credit, but the credit
Of the Republic has not been injured by
the passage of the measure. Silver was to
be only worth 90 GEMS on the dollar, il is
rather queer that in the face Of lying
press, silver has arisen in value. The dis
honesty, impolicy and ignorance of the
Gold Bugs are amazing, they have labor
ed to sustain a rate Of payment for bonds
Of six per cent. in gold, wholeto-day con.
tracts with security and certainty Of pay
ment equal to that Of government bonds
eau be made, say ten years. at five per
cent. and glad capitalists are to lend at
that rate, and take current money in pay
msnt. Are the millions who dig and
delve for the bondholders interest, alone to
be crushed by a dishonest Interpretation Of
the law.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-01

HOWARD srMPsoN, ESQ, says he is in
favor Of the righ's and dignity Of labor
and of bimetaliel currency. lie writes
we'll upon the subject. 1a nj lv,s5Jr ..a.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-01

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Ti.n 1nSicSY.

The Spotted Tail a1l Red Cloud Si:uz T..
dams arc said to have abardoned their rsser.
v'tlans In Dakota, aul arc removing to tho
B!acI: Hl!s, desgaiog TO jim the ruoav,g
Cbeyennes. The latter, however, have p7ot.
ably been dispersed by the lroors liza! f.ye
been pursuing them.
While moving through Kansas the roacs.de
Cheyenucs pluhdered every residence for twcIpa
miles north If The Kansas Pacific RaiIr ri.
All cattle Was stampedel, ard crops aod other
property either taken or destroyed. il. p
Humphrey, James p Lsping, Thomas Ms
kelly, Mr.. LuIe, M:rcalIus Tell, NJ. +. Ater
nathy, Mr.. Irwin and two others, members al
the Laniug family, have been found murdered.
Mrs. Lanug vas b'utsly outraged ty several
of the Indians. O;her residents are missing,
aud supposed to have been murdered. The
house OF II. D. Colun vas surrounded BY ln
diacs. Hean Ii; vic. with shot gun sod
reVovers. de!eod"j !icir house Ill! they drove
the Indians away, kI.irg or wounding several
of them. Oiher cases similar to this occurred.
Nearly all the settlers in Sappa creek have
taken refuge 10 Ahe;1e and arc boigg cared for.
Dispatches from Gen. Sheridan aDnouuc, that
the Chcyennes are closely followed By seVera!
attachments OF troops.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-07
Virginia News.

The Medical Society of Virginia will meet
10 Richmond Tuesday. October 22i.
George w. Arey well known citizen OF
Rockingham county, dropped dead in bis fed
last Waek.
The Governor has offered 3 reward of fifty
delars for the arrest of negro named Chas.
Slaughter, of Fauquier county, who shot L. s.
Buchanan.
The race between the ST. Georges Boat
Club, of Charlamont, Va, and the Tobacco City
Boat Club, of Lynchburg. on Saturday, result
ed 10 complete victory for the latter. Time,
piue and ahaif minutes. The course was one
and ahalf miles. The St. Georges came 10
6vo lengths behind.
A countryman from Princess Anne, named
j. II. Whitehurst, assaulted several men 10
Norfolk yesterday With horse pistol all Of
whom escaped except s. II. Kelley, who was
approached uoawares ADD badly shot 10 the
neck. the ball penetrating about two inches
ard buryicg itself in the muscles. WhitehurSt
Was captured a!t:r struggle and lodged 10
Ill
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South Carolina.

The President has ss;u.cd Q delegation 0.
South Carolina republicans, that hereafter, tie
Republicans Of that State " Guild be permitted 70
hold their political meetings undisturoei, and
that they should be fren to support the Congress-
ional candidates Of their choice, AID expressed s
regrct that he wss p9w4rc:= to deal With so grave
suffice il more Summary manner.
The Presidents attention was called % CHAP.
ter I, section 800. Revised Statutes, which
n axes !: u penal oden:c fox persons to cOnspira
agslns: 20. ers engaged in ciec:i:g Presidential
electors sld members q Congress. While the
naon csnno. il,ccpo2c lis strong g.m 70 9ua:-
an!ee fairness in tat. election. !. mlg eyercjs"
the election CT members Of Congress or Pres.
Dental electors.
The following i: a5ynopii o: q Letter addressed
Carolina, BY Attorney General DercGs On las:
Saturday.
In case Of Interference By democrats with rs.
publican meetings, called for .ae plrposc 0! TAX
ng initistory steps looking 10 tac election q
mem Oers OF Congress. Cali your attention 4,
chapter I, and especially to section $50 Reyise1
Statutes. You will De expected - give you.
personal stte lion % ali CASE arising under sbOve
section. Meetings called for The rarpo.a o: az.
vocs:ing sud supporting the election Of cA2dl.
dates fer Congress saot!'I be uDiistulbad. ana
each party mast hsvo freedom t. support the
candidates o. its cEG:ca. You will show this
letter 10 the msrshsl OF tho district, who, i! Is
hoPeG, will render sou 81 assistance by appoint.
ing discreet and proper deputies : EXECUTE tia
saiL law y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-07

YouNa WOMEN PAIL BRARERs.-Six young
women carried the coffin containing herenains
OF Mis- Mary Redmond, one of the victims Of
lat Saturdays accident in Atlantic avenue,
from her parents residence, at 249 Van Brunt,
street. Brooklyn, 10 the Church of the Vista
ton, in Verona street. near Richards street, yes
terday. The pail bearers were the two sisters Of
tho dead girl and four Of her most intimate
i1ende. A long procession followed the body
to the church, and oil heads were uncovered
und bowed. In the church the altar was drapsd
in mourning, and black bunting entwned the
pillars of the gallery. There were q number of
,uhcrose pillows. ore of which contained the in
sc1iption, in violets, pray for her soul" The
black rcbed priests read solemn requiem msss;
Fathers Kelly, Rosrdon and Hand officiating.
After the services the coffin lid was raised, and
the Rosary Society and the sunday School So
cisty, as we'll al the Sodaity of the church view
cd the remsins. The body was taken to Calvary
Cemetery in hesrse heavily drsped and drawn
by two white horses.-N. Y. Ssl,a I'd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-07
/ ynching.

NASHVILLE, Oct. IA Frauklin (Tenn.
speci4 says: At sevca o'clock to night John
Thomas, culorcd, committed horrible outrage
On the five year old daughter of Jas. G. Shan.
mn, man Of prominence at that place. lie
vas discovered by Shannon. who called for
help, and tho cro~d standing at the depot,
awaiting the arrival Of train, Immediately
wect to his assistance.
Thomas was chased three miles. the crowd
gathering in number as they rushed Onward.
When fnnIly overtakcn Thomas was told be
had but few moments to live, tut he should
be al,wcd an opportunity TO offer up bis pray
crs aud confess his guilt before man and God.
An iupromptu gallows was erected. Thomas
confessed his guilt and was Immediately drawn
ur and allowed to hang until dead.
The sheriff and posse attempted to rescue
the prisoner, out were themselves assaiied and
driven back. Many negroes joined 10 the
CHASE, and. upoo Thomas coutessiog the crimo,
remained at the hanging and approved.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-07

Three deaths and two new cases at Cjlatop,
which is nearly dcpopulatcd. Business is
entirely suspended and the people greatly
alarmed.
At Germantown, Teunesse, Dr.. Thompson
is Frustrated. Ten new cases have developed,
and no physician 10 attend them.
Tcu new cases and four deaths at HICKMAN,
E,ntucky, among tho latter F.. NJ; PtLaEd'
vcluoteer telegraph operator from Pittsburg.
DR.. Dupree is down at Baton Rouge, and the
fever is increasing.
At Tapgipshoa yesterday two deaths and
eight pew cases, including i. II. Russell, pres
ident OF the relief committee.
DR.. Mcclure, representative Of the How
ards, has died at Winona, Miss.
DR.. j. w. Dupre, health cfieer, is smong
the new cases at Baton Rouge.
The disease continues t. rage at Balcx
Brownsville, Henderson, Tuseumbia. Vicks
burg, Winona, Holly Springs, Grand junction
Delta, Thebodeaux, DooslisoDylIle;, SOuthwes
Pass, Morgan City. JacksoD, O:yka, MeNai
Plantation, Dry Grove, Iangipaho'. Po'D
Barrow, aud Bouc Sacramento.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-07
RobIpry Of Mr.. TiIden's Books.

DETROIT, Mich, Oct. 5.-The examination
of Nj. T.deo's lawyer, Hon. Thc'. HaraDd, &C.
cused OF feinniously abstractog books used 10 tie
Tidcu iocone suit, wa bagun before u. s.
Commissioned Di7ids5o. at noon tC-1ay. Mat.
thew II. Maynard, notary public, before whom
the celebrated Marquette exanioatlon took
place, testii ID 20 the already we'll known
circumstances coDcected with the tsklDg
of the books, add aided: Tho nezs
mornog | had conversation with Har.
land. | told him | had 10 personal inter-
est 10 the qnts ion of Tiiden's books as be-
tween me, Wetmore and the New York nioe,
and asked him if l could have the books TO
foish copying them, promising to return them
To The parties who then had them when | wss
through With theu. lie said he was sorry
could not have tho JOB of copying the booka,
but the parties VITO held them would not give
them w. The other side wanted the books to
take down to Ne.7 York, and examine them at
their leisure, aud GET out something against his
cicat, MIR. Wdeu, if they could. They oouldn't
havc the books Tor this purpose. II they
wanted them co the trial they could have them.
hut not before.
VIM l.. EImore, Tilden's former partner,
sworo to having been eubI G aed in the case, snd
said: II gave testimony relative TO TIE affair of
the New York mine. and produced the books
and papcls, and referred to them to refresh my
recollection. l was required to produce them
on the evening of the I'D of September. The
books were taken by some person out of Mr..
Maynard's Office, while the examination was 20,
ing forward. During the evening Mr.. Harland
asked no question which required the books, and
nothing required the presence Of the books. At
the previous sessions, when he wished for q
book, he asked for it respectfully, looked al
what he wanted and returned it; that evening
he called ior book, looked at it a little then
placed it on the floor by his side and little be-
hind him. After while be asked tor another
and put It in the same place, and this he did un-
Ill he had got all four Of them into that place.
5ocn thereafter q man whom l had never seen
BEFORE entered the door and seized the books
nnd rushcd out; Immediately jumped up and
rushed after him into tho hall and down stairs
as l cnme down to the side walk SAW this man
throw lne books into q carriage, the horses were
then struck AID the carriage driven rapidly
away. The case was adjourned till Monday
morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-07
letter from CharIestown, w. Va.

1Correspondence Of the Alexandra Gazette. ]
CHARLEsTowN W. Va, Oct Hon. 5. 4.
Martin, candidate for Congress FROM THIS Che
2d) district, spoke hero today. Col. Johr A.
Thomson, who calls himself the Greenbsck
candidate. was hero slso, and, through The cour-
te.y OF Mr. Martin, was allowed half The time
Danisl 3. Lucas, ear announced that Nj NJ
would open with IN hour and 8 quarter speech,
and Col. T. would follow in speech of the same
length, and then Mr.. n. would reply. The
meeting was held ia the Charles Washington
hall, and while not largely, yet conaldering it
being day time, was well attended.
Mr.. Martin opened by saying that he occupied
peculiar position. Most people, when called
upon to fight, had foe to engage, but he fund
himself arrayec against lriend-a friend on
one side and foe on the other lie stated his
object 10 DO to discuss money matters, about
which nobody seemed to know much, ind he
was glad he know but lttls EIrosclf. lie took
the ssmc ground Of our Easterr Virgnis demo-
cratic candidates, and By facts and figures put
the party in opposition to Nil the measures pass
cd by the Republican Congress for tho last six
teen years, both ns to national banks and the
payment of tho $40 bonds in gold. Ho was in
favor OF greenback currency, and while he
thought the Government ought TO pay all its
obligations, yet he beloved and know that tho
5 2Os were payable and should DO p&id in graen-
backs He claimed that tho democratic con-
scrvative party is tho true 2reenback party Of
the country, and that he WAS the candidate, ald
not Col. Thompson. His speech was attentively
listened to through ut and frequently applaudod.
Colonel Tnompson's speech was not much to
speak Of He has some Platonc ideas in regard
to money that nobody but himself believes in,
and even he is not consistent in them. To-day
he wanted paper currency, but neither the
green back OF national bank note suited him.
He don't baieve in s gold and silver basis but
wants currency baseI upon tho commodities
of the whole nation. and nc called it fiat mon
ey" His speech we. not we'll received, the au-
dlcnce not being in sympathy with him.
Mr.. Martin devoted 3 icw moments 10 reply.
ing to Co.. IT,, and read from Nh old copy of the
Spirit Of Jefferson extracts rom an open letter
Col. T. wrote To Old Ben Wade about 1865 or
1859, in which he attributes! all !o ills and evils
under which tho country Was then lGborng 10
paper money. and called gold End ailVerth peo-
ple's money. This completely knocked the
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wind out of the Coloneps sails. and the crowd
disperse Without even waiting for his ezplana-
ton, which be seemed snxious to do.
Jefferson vii! give Martin rousllg majority,
and knowing ones here say there is no doubt OF
his election. He seems very sangu;ne himself
Major Davidson, of Morgan county, was here
also electoneering as the greenback candidate
for State Senator against E. Boyd Faulkner, the
nominee. He seems to have many warm
peraonal friends, and will perhaps split the
vote somewhat. but the impression is that
Faulkner will DO elected without difficulty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-07

The candidacy Of Mr.. George c. Round II
the Grst Copgressons! district does not seem to
be Satisfactory to ali the republicans 10 that DIS
trict, some of whom say it ensures the election
of General Bssl, who would Otherwise probably
be defeated By Judge Cfitcher. They may as
we'll, however, possess their souls in peace and
let him ruo, for from the accounts ne receive
Gao. BesIl will be tsiumphsntly elected whether
Mr.. Round be candidate or not
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-07
Mr.. A!exarde. Shepherd, Of Washington

Mr.. Aexarde. Shepherd, Of Washington
saws hat hi, "adyic:s' from ex,Pfesldoht
Grant are TO The effect that he does not Wish
his name to be used as possible candidate; is
not seeking ADD doss cot desire nonloatiop'
Mr.. SHEPHERD, however, is of the opinion that
if the republican party were to uDmlstakaoiy
sipcify it's desire that be should become can
didate General Grant would consent. Coming
from SO Intimate friend, this may be regarged
as scrs of semi. authorized statement that
General GRAFT is willing if the party is arxous.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-07

Gen. Sir Patrick McDouga, commander OF
Her Msjesty's forces in Canada, has arrived at
Quebec from Halifax with brilliant staff, aud
will admi. s!er the government ct the Domn
ion da,iog the iaterregnum between the dspar'
tars OF Lord DuFarin for England snd tie al
rival ofttc Maruris of L5roe.
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arrested.

New YORK O3t 7.-Eiwsrd R@inhari
was arrested lest night tv Ce1tral otEoc do:er
tives and licked NJ OF a warrant isslc,! ay
Coroner DsmEs:e, of Staten 5;snd, OF IT,,
charge or holic.d.. The arrest ii IN eoonse'
li1n with the Silver Lake mystery, inportsn:
Developments ia which ar expeetcd - day
Police Ctfi(l1s hex AZ Ict.c,It a39ut the
matter. Re,nhard !qa= arraigned at the Tou,aa
Pole, CoUr. to day. aad WIS sent t. Sia:en
Island 10 company WIKI Police officials ifdm
that plec?.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-07

The name Of the Glasgow frE of ship BURGERS
49,, abo faiprc was apuouncod 90 The 4tb inst.
is Vim. Simons l. Co., of RenfreW. The other
shin builders who it was thought would toll, arc
likely to fiud help that will ena Bile them to tlao
ever the crisis 1t is noF believed that the
assets of the heaviest debtors Of the city OF
Iasgoy bank will turn out better tbao Was
At first hoped, With the exception Of those OF
Smith, Fleming & Co., and their Indian houses,
which are 10 very bad condition..
Tho Times. 10 its financial article this nero
inc saws: Even at SIS per ounce the silver
market is very unsettled and unsteady, ana
only scarcity of bars prevents sharp depre'
citation -,
SINI.A. OFT. Tho Iodian newspapers
publish reports of the capture of Ali Mus]ld'
but there is no official news of such an occur
renee.
S1MLA, Oct. 1.-The report printed 10 The
Indian newspapers of the capture ct All MuS]'d
is coniradicted.
VIENNA, OFT. THE resignation Of Herr
Won Sell, the Hungarian Minister OF tloance,
will probably take effect Immediately. The
question of the acceptance of the resignation OF
the other Hungarian Ministers will probably
await the meeting of the Diet.
1t seems that Count ADdrassy is disposed TO
put off the assembly of the Legislatures
uatil some time in November. By which time 1t
is hoped the Bosnian question viii be CON-
p'etely settled. The Emperor Of Austria, on
bi, return to this city from Godollo, will
grant az audience to lesdiog members OF the
Austrian Parliament on the sutjec; OF the re
construction of the Ciseihan Ministry.
MONTREAL, Oct. "A writ Of attachment
has been issued against Savage and Lyman
jewellers cf this city, for 100000 by Blm
iogbam firm.
PARIS, Oct. 7.-General Borel, the French
Minister of War. has sent to General Ncyes
the American Minister. 500 francs for the relic
OF tho yellow fever sufferers in the UDitec
States.
LONDON, OF. THE report published i:
this mornings Advertiser Of the resignation o
Field Marshal Count Won Moilko is denied.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-07

1t WAS reported in Quebec yesterday ibat
MIR. Macke5zis had other sent 10 bis resIgra-
ton or s'gDifed l., Intention to DO so imne,
dlate;y, and that Earl Duferin would at orce
send for Sir John Macdonald fer the Purpose
Of forming Ministry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-07

Out 10 Indiana rustic genius has invented
new instrument something on the plan OF the
telephone, which he calls the sgaphone Of
souad galhtr:r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-07

All babies aro dimiuulivo C;r iaIs. SIEGE ttty
come, they see, they Conquer, sometimes by
their gentle stiffness, tu! oitener by continued
uproarious crying Induced By Collie, Terth'np,
Flatulcncc, etc. DR.. Bulls Baty Syrup by It's
gentle yet specific i1husuce qulc,s the Ii'tle
ones without ever producing the least luxurious
effect. Price % cents sottc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-07
8. Dc.lham has go2d Haas ct 30 cent?.

An eight hour msn. 90 going homo Tor his
supper, found his wife sittiog in her beat
clothes 90 the doorstep reading 9 volume o!
travels. "How is this % ho exclaimed;
"wberc is My supper? - II dou't know" re-
piled the wife, II began 10 get your brca k'sst
at clock this morning. aud my eight hours
ended a. . D. u.
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Fees,

New YORK, O.i. 7.-Jaiga Sutherland IN
charging tie grand jury to day ia the Court Of
General Sessions 10: the O.tohcr term dTeI:
strongly 90 that pcrtion OF il referring to 20
celeiue or demanding by public officers Of tees
to which they arc Got entitled. This mas rel
crencc to Sheriff. Coua,Y Clark and Register
against whom suc!, charges have been made.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-07

See ne aud rely upon fair dealings. ). Deal
ham, &c kiDg street, c>r1(r OF Fairfax.
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Infected Steamer Mt Norfolk.

NORFOLK, Va, Oot. THE several yellow
fever cases at guarantee on board the British
steamer BsnvourIich, which arrived from New
Orleans few days ago 10 distress, arc conVa,
lescsnt. Only one died, the steward, who was
buried at sea on the passage up. Tho Injected
vessel lies about milo from any settlement. is
as.ouud with several leaks in her bottom and
her pumps are going constantly TO keep her
clear Of water No communication IS allowed
With the ship, but as soon es the quarantine
officer permits, working party ct StevedoreS
will be sent down to remove her cargo and plac3
il on lighters until the ship can be placed 10
the dry dock at the navy yard and repaired,
which repairs caunot take place until after pos
tive frost or while thera remains the slightest
dagger of iuf4ctiop. The damaged portion OF
her cargo wilt be thrown overheard.
GATHERING CRoPs.-Ths ia the month for
housing many crops. The tobacco raiser has
now to look out for Jack Frost" and cut bis
tobacco in time to avoid this great enemy Of all
late tobacco. Corn may be gathered the last
OF this mouth, particularly if the farmer 10 hard
pushed for this important tcod tor hogs and
h0rses. Itnot we'll dried, tshould be put in pens
ADD carefully covered ever, to keep out rain;
Fodder if not previously done. should be housed
or stacked. Potstoes-lrsh and sWeet-should
be dug and carefully put away. Some prefer
to put them in mounds out Of doors. though
sweet potatoes are safer in properly prepared
cellars or top fodder stacks. Dig them 10 dry
weather, put them 10 cellars or out houses, or
in the icddcr stacks, carefully covered with
pine tags aud boards to exclude air, using
also sometimes dirt 10 addition.
Ali cut CT injured potatoes must be carefully
picked out before putting the crop away. 70
lato:s should b, handled as little as possible,
snd rus away the evening of tho day they are
Gu,. Pumpkins should be put away in fodder
stacks or cool cs.tars.
8 IN % ner aant hp Mating unnr ClnthinR at
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-07

Save 80 per cent by getting your Clothing at
naaham's As good 10 every respect as at
merchant tailor's.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-07

Col. Vest, one Of the few Missouri damoa:s;'
who dare to support hard money, and ooe OF
the candidates for United States Senator il
that State, ID recen. aiGris; reminded his
bearers OF one CT the qualities Of lrrcdcemabio
paper money By sayiog: AFTER the late 'un'
pleasanlness' | had to pay SIG $50 Ct Conlcdr'
rate money for horse, aud it was the n;eancst
horse | ever saw"