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The New York herald., 1878-10-12
RACING IN ENGLAND.

THE NEWMARKET SECOND oCTO BER MEETING
LoLLYPoP THE WINNER OF THE FIRST GREAT
CHALLENGE STAKES.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD.
LONDON, Oot IL, 1878.
AT the Second October Meeting at Newmarket to-day
tho First Great Challenge stakes won by the
Mr. Pulteney's Piacida coming second and Mr. Alex
ander's two-y old Ally Peace third There were
sevsn starters.
Tho favorite, Captain Prime's Trappist, on whom 7
to was laid, came in fourth.
sxrrING PLACED HORSES
Tho betting against the three placed horses was 10
against Lolypop, 20 tol against P,acda and 10 10
against Peace.
The First Great Cnxienge Stakes Of 20 sovs
each, halt forfeit, with 500 soys addcd twoyearods
carrying ss lbs, ,hreeyear-olds 1ls lbs aud iour-
year-olas and upward 126 lbs. The Bre:by Stakes
course, 8 turiongs; ia Subscribers
Duke Of Hamiiton's en-. b. Loiiypop, years, BY
Souvenir, out OF SugarsttcK (brcd IN France).... /
Mr. Puteney's br. I. Placids, years. by Lord
Lyon. out OF Pietas.
Mr.. q Alexandor's b t. Peace, years, BY Thun-
Captain Primes b. n. Trappist. years, BY Hermit,
out OF Bunch. ..-.............. 4
WINNER.
Lollypop, bred In France, commenced hts turf
by running for tho Middle Park Plate and was
O0OIy D0Atep, tnOuRu tue AVoEIes AZ . turo0.yeaI-
old he started four times, winning the Portland
Plate. at Donoaster, iuriongs, 152 yards. beating
twenty-five others. and tho Prince Of Wales
Plate, at the same meeting, there being
eleven behind him. He appeared twelve times in
public while fouryearold scoring OF these perorm-
thres victories. Tho first OF those the
gsssy Plate, urlongs at Sockbrdgc, when. with l21
lbs. up he boat three Others Then at Newmarket he
the Newcastle Stakes furiongs, 1856 yards, with
l25 lbs. his back, i've others being behind him.
HIS next successful essay IN the Mouton Stakes
l2o lbs tiuriopgs l40 yards, at the Newmarket Frtt
October Meeting. whom, with the betting to Z
against him, no won by . length and half from Dun
kenny, 100 lbs the present year Lolypor
has already appeared nine times. hts suc
cssses being as tho Northampton and Pytchley
Hunt, whore he captured tho Whittlcoury Cup, nvs
furlongs with l34 ibS, beating Ecossas and Ersii,a
Next he won the Rous Stakes, nvs furionRs, New
market Second Spring meeting, beating Ecossais .,
even weights, 148 lbs, by iour engths AZ Ascot nc
landed the Queens Stand Plate furlongs 136 yards
carrying ls4 lbs, very easily, as Prince Batthyany'
La Casoadeuse, l16 los, who flashed second, was IA
lengths away. Tho Chichester Stakes, vt Good wood,
also foil to Loypop their being aght behind him at
the nnish, among them Twius the Piaiden.
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GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.
WASHINGTON, Oct. IL, 1873.

WASHINGTON, Oct IL, 1873.
THE USE OF TROOPS TO AID INTERNAL
REVENUE OFFICERS OPINION OF THE At
ToRNEY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10 THE
COLLECTOR AT LITTLE ROCK.
After consultation between the President the Secre.
tary OF the Treasury and the Attorney General 1
has been decided that tho troops oannos now be
used aid tho internal revenue officials IN Arkansas
in breaking up Illicit distsries, ~ requested by
Collector ~ Little Rock and the iolo wing telegram
has been sent 10 that ofncsr:-
OFFICE COMMISSIONERS INTERNAL REVENUE,
WASHINGTON, D. e., Oct. IL. 1878.
EDWARD WHEELER, Collector, Llttlc Rock, Ark -
IL decided not 10 yoke the aid OF military iorce
enforce tho laws until you have exhausted ali other
means You are authorized 10 employ large iorce
a. you think necessary TO enable you 10
sezs the stills aud secure the arrest Of
offenders referred TO IN your letter of tho
Sd inst. II you cannot arm the iorce Inform me what
you ne d and arms will bo ordered from hsre. Can
upon the Marshal TO assist You with all the At
his command. Organize . force strong enough 10
overcome resistance without bioodshed, possible.
Act pro mptiy vigorously and enforce the laws al
all nazardA Inform th's once BY telegraph OF your
action. H. G. ROGERS, Acting Commissioner.
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BURGESS. THE BURGLAR.
say FRANCISCO. Oct. IL.

San FRANCISCO, Oct III, 1873
A despatch from Stockton says that Burgess, the
Bank Engand burglar. caught yesterday a, y
by ChIei Detccuve Henderson. oi London, and Allan
Pinksron OF Chicago Burgess visited this place thrse
weeks ago, and then departed for Mics wben iound
he had money enough lett TO taks HIM back 20 Eng.
land, and expected 10 take passage emisrans
train IN . iew days Burgess was heavily roned and
brougnt bera
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ACCIDENTALLY POISONED.

Coroner Cannon, OF Jersey City, concluded last
evening hts inquest In the OF Richard Pniiiips
tho nve moa,hs old child who died last month IRON
an overdose Of laudAnum given BY ITS mother. After
tho deain OF the child Mrs. Philips went 10
Police Hcadquartors and told Chief Nathan
that she had deliberately killed the child. Mr..
Philips testidod that she had gvcn tue child the
iaudanu um, but did not tnnk u enough Kill IL
Professor Doremus made an analysis Of the cniId's
stomach, but found traces OF any kind Of poison
ing The Jury, alter dclibcrating Tor an hour, re-
tur ned verdicI the lid had It's dca IN
from an overdose OF lsudanum, accidentally adminis-
tered by It's mother.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Congressman Milton J. Southland, OF Ohio, Is at the
Everett Ex-Governor Z. r. Ineersoil, OF Connsctt
cut is at tho Albemaric p. T. Barnum OF Bridge
port, and j. W. Aibaugh arc at the sturtevant Gen.
erai Israel vogdos United States Army, and Alfred
G. Baker, president or the National Board OF Fire
Underwriters, arc at the Hoffman. Jonn Hitz, Swiss
Consul General at Washington, is at the Astor Gen.
erai r. F. Stockton, OF New Jersey, Is At the 81.
Nicholaa General John G. Robinson, Of Bingham.
ton is at the Coleman. Professor +. J. Back us, a
vassar College, is at the ST. Denis.
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A PRESENT CONrloCATED.

Inspectors Eilcry ana Forbes, OF the Surveyors
ONCE. seized yesterday an elegantly nnis6ed rose
wood cabinet, trimmed with silver handles and plate
containing 407 OF the very choicest Havana cigars
One compartment was filled win thirty-ssvcn cigars
nine inches In length wrapped in silver Leaf, which
arc said cost ST. 10 sach Havana. The case and
cigars sent present IN charge OF the purser
the steamer City Now York. The silver plate
the top bore the engraving ''Meinen Freuode henry
v. Wagncr.n As the case and contents were not Gu
tered upon tho ships manifest tney were sezoo on
charge q smuggle.
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LYNCH LAW IN INDIANA.
rHRKI MEN KILLED AND FIVE NKoRoxs
THREATENED WITH pEArH-A WHOLESALE


THREATENED WITH pEArH-A WHOLESALE
OUTRAGE.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct IL. 1878
Special dsspatsoes from Mount Vernon, Possy
county, give some particulars Of . most
nsrribs crime followed BY ono Of the
most terrible examples OF mob Law with
which the State was dsgraoed, and that Is say
ing great deal Ia the light OF past events.
Last Monday night a party OF seven or
eight negro men visited house In one
Of tho suburbs Of Mount Carmel, occupied
by three women Of bad rspu.e, who were living as
quietly as unfortunatss OF that class can liv0
One OF the mon, claiming TO have note
from q whte man, went forward, and gaining
admmtance gave entrance TO his companions. They
compelled the terror-slrcken inmates 70 sub
init TO their demands by violent thrsats and
by tbrusting revolvers in their faces. When
they left the house their victims we're more
dead than alive from fright and the torture 10 which
they had been subjected. The outrage caused much
excitement and when three OF tho guilty wretchss
were recognized and idsLthsd by tho women as somo
Of their assaants and lodged In jail the mob spirit
was with difaculty subdued.
OFFICER KILLED.
This morning tho news that Captain Oscar
Thomas, an ofacer well known and Pop.
ular. had been killed while attempting to
arrcst one OF tho negroes caused It TO
fame out anew, snd the worst results followed. In
company with officer Hayes. Thomas Visited tho house
OF q negro named William ron, and, on approaching
Il gun was thrust out OF window and its load
OF backshot discharged into mis- breast and
head. With the exclamation, / am .
dead man." he fell back into the arms ot hts com.
papion and expired q few minutes Hayes re-
turned tho nre, woundiug Williamson, but not
seriously.
MOB GATHERING.
During the day angry and excited crowds OF citizens
filled tho Streets threatening wreak summary
geance ON the Ave scoundreis, who by that time
arrested tor completely in the outrage. Marshal
Hayes with body OF picked armed men
guarded the Jail After night immense
crowd OF men gathered at tho public square,
coming armed all directions and long distances
An entrance forced into the jail tho fve negroes
taken and placed in line under tree ready to
be swung up
RESISTANCE By xxGRoEs.
At ton O'Clock large body OF negroes came
into tho town determined to rescue their
brethron from the hands OF tho mob.
A conflict onsued, IN which two OF the white
ragged The telegraph operator compelled TO vacats
his ONCE, and up to eleven o'clock nothing further
has been heard from the OF the conflict
II is regarded rs certain that all the negroes will bo
hanged night. and Southern ln0iana disgraced by
deed exceeding all other similar In the extent
OF its horror and lawlsssness
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A.-TO BREAK CHlLLS AND ERADICATE
fever ague try DIR. JaYSEs AGuE MIXTURE II you
sire = sse and permanent cure. sold evcrywnsrs.
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CONTRACTS FOR CANAL WORK.

ALBANY. N. Y, Oct IL, 1878.
The following canal work has becn awarded: =
Wooden gusrdiock al Waterford, TO Jonn Somers,
$40 oo3; extending and rebuilding cuvert Flynn
Roox, TO john o'Bren, $l6ll 80; rebuilding double
arch cuvers at Mechapicsviise, TO James Lewis,
S3 335s; REBUILDING culvcrt nj Ball's Bridge, Fort
EawarJ, TO john 0'Bton 81 492 70; rebuilding
bernie bridge aoutneuis on sectOH a, to James Lewt,
s3DIl 10; building nins bermc Dfidsc abut tmcD,s
section z 10 sherman Fiagier. 50, ,0s0 10; Dnding
ten bcrne bridas soutmens on section 10 sherman
& Flacier. 81 l9O So
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OFFICE COMMISSIONERS INTERNAL REVENUE
WAauINGrnN II la1G
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

WAsnIxGroS, Oct IL. 1878.
Tho following changes In the stations dulles OF
officers 0t the Medical Department, United states
Army, have boon made:-Ass,slant Surgeons William
r Stsinmetz ana William E. Whitehead are relieved
from duty In the Department OF The Missouri and or
dered u report By Iettsr 10 the Surgeon General
Assistant surgeon vsisry Havard Is ordered report
person 10 the commanding general OF the Depart
me nt OF the south for nssig nmens TO duty.
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.
[Lr TELEoR.pa TO THE HEsALD.l

KINGSTON, N. r., Oct IL, 1873
William Lounsbery. Mayor oil this cuy, was to-day
nominated for Congress by the democrats Of the Fi
tcenth Congressional district, comprising Ulster.
Greene aud scnoharic counties Mr.. Lounsbcry was
member Of Assembly from this county In 1883.
WArERrowx, N. Y, Oct IL, 1873
The Democratic Congressional Convcntivn OF the
Twenty y-seconf district neid AZ Lowv,ie N Y, has
dominated Levi IA. Brown, OF Watertown.
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SUCCESSFUL INITIATION.

[BY TELEGR,PH TO THE HERALD.
SCRANTON, Pa, Oct. IL, 1878.
Professor King, the well known Bronau,, having
repaired the damage done 10 his balloon Tuesday
last inf sd II successfully this afternoon, and Will
mako his grand ascension from this city Tomorrow at
eleven o'clock His captive asccns,ons tonight
Witnessed hY thousands.
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COMPETITIVE PLANTATIONS AMONG THE b u.
ON THE NlNNEsoTA.

CUMPETIIIVE EXANINAIlUNb AHON0 THE d us
ON THE NlNNEsoTA.
NEwPoRr, K l., Oct. IL, 1873
Iatcrsssing exercises will be hold on board OF ,ne
training ship Miunesota, Captain Luce, now 1t this
port, Monday next coastsilns OF compstitivo
animation Of the young lads board In scamanship,
gunnery, &c. several medals viii DO awarded Quite
q num Der vi prominent officers will be prsscnt,
anu Governor Van Zandt, OF tnis State, ana others
will 10 called upon TO address the boys. few
about seventy will be transferred " tho United states
snip Ohio, now nj Boston.
Tue " ianesola has moro several weeks Con-
Warv 10 the opinion ol the officers Uut few nave
listed during tne stay OF the vessel those
One hundred AZ least are wanted.
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LAwLEssNEss IN TENNESSEE.
NAsHviLLs, Oct. IL, 1878

NAsHviLLs, Oct, IT, 1913
Returning members OF a raiding party In the coun-
tes along the upper Cumberland River reported that
last Wednesday two Of tho party badly treated
orcd man and outraged his wife. Ip n preliminary
trial one Of the mon held 81, 900 bail Tor
appearance ut court Tuo citizens very dIg nant
bus speak well OF officer IN charge, VINO
will hold the offenders 10 q strict accountability.
The New York herald., 1878-10-12
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON. Oct IL, 1873.
Commander L. A. Bsardsee Is detached from tho
command Of the Speedwell and ordered TO resume
special duty. Lieutenant Charles H. Black 10 detached
from the Hartford ana ordered to proceed homo and
repor, arrival. Aate Hugh Kuhi is detached from
tho Spesdweli and ordered tho Navy Yard, Ports
mouth. n. H. Mate James A. Smith 10 transferred
from Speedwsil TO the Tallpoosa. Assistant En-
gineer r. w. Calf Ia detached IRON tho Spe~dwcll
and placed waiting ordsrA Assistant PaymHster
Hiram Il. Drury Is detached from tne Specdwell aud
ordercd 70 settle accountG
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A FAMILY MURDERED.

DETROIT, Mich, Oct IL. 1873
Later advices from Olio in regard TO the Conquest
family, whose cnarrsd remains were found In the
runs OF their homo yesterday, slate that Mr.. and
Mrs. Conquest found with their shroats IRON
ear to ear and their skulis crushed rhs baby's
throat cut Tho Coroner . inquest Ia prog.
ress. There ID Nc ciew 10 the perpetrators OF tho
hnr IL uAa
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THE DOMINION CABINET.
[rY 7ELEGsApH TO THE herald. !

OTTAWA, Ont, Oct IL, 1s7s
Sir John Macdonald and Hon. c. Tuppcr arrived to-
Day. Considerable speculation s being INDUCED in
with reference the Canadian government about 10
bo formed, but s not likely that the complete Cab
net VIII DO announced until Thursday scxi, wneu HIS
Exccllency tho GovcrBor General, who mas della cd
leaving Caeada 18Th. will swear IN tue new
Ministers. Parliament viii meet before February
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THE MURDERED SETTLERS.

ARRIVAL OF THE INDIAN COMMITTEE AT KAN
sAs CIrY-BITTER COMPLAINTS OF THE
RANcHMEN or THE CONDUCT OF THE
TROOPS.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HEaALD.1
KANSAS CrY, No., Oct. II. 1878.
A delegation OF United States Senators aud men,
bors OF Congress, comprising the committee sp-
pointed by last Congress TO take Testimony rela.
tive 10 the transfer OF Indians the Interior 10
the War Department, arrived In this city to-day.
are en- route TO Omaha, Cheyenne and the Pacific
coasL Senators Saunders, OF Nebraska, AcCrary. Of
Kentucky, and Representatives Hooker and Boone
composed the party.
COMPLAINTS AGAINST THE TROOPS.
number ol United Sts.es officers and stock men
arrived tonight from the region lately depopu ated
by the fleeing Cheyennes and bitter plants were
nadc 10 the committee by the latter relation to
the action Of the troops during the ia.e trouble.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes In the
temperature tho past twenty -our hours. In COM
parison tho ding date Of last year.
Indicated by tho thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy,
HERALD Building No. 218 Broadway:-
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THE HANLAN-CoUkTNEA STAKES.
Toaoxro, Ont, Oct. II. 1878.

ToRoxro, Ont, Oct. IL, 1873
The Hanlan Club admit tho stakes IN the Courtney
match 10 be sniy 81 900 side, but emphscaiiy deny
that any agreement was made TO pay any sum 10 the
losing man.
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A THEATRE STAMPEDE.

TERRIBLE CONSEQUENCES FOLLOWING A FIGHT
IN THE PIT OF A LIVERPOOL PLAYHOUSE
rHrRT1-sRvEN PEOPLE sUrFocArED.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD.l
LIVERPOOL, Oct. IL. 1878.
During the performance tonight at the
Colosseum Theatre. which is now used as
music hall, Fl 5ht occurred under the gall
lery. The audience hearing, but being un-
able to see, the disturbance, became
alarmed. A cry of fire was raised, when
a terrible panic cnsued, people rushing for
the doors and sliding down the pillars of
the gallery on the heads of the occupants
of the pit. A post impeded exit. Thirty
five men and lads and two women were suf-
located. Many persons were severely in
jured.
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Average temperature yesterday. % u
Average Temperature Tor corresponding date last
year ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS b6x
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Two hundred thousand pounds of their liza
bilities fall chiefly on Manchester cloth and
yarn agents. The remainder of the liabili-
ties is in bills, but it is stated that these all
represent value in goods.
MORE DISTRESS.
One thousand weavers of Glasgow have
struck against a seven and a-half per cent
reduction of their wages.
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A.-TO BREAK CHILLS AND ERADICATE
fever ague DIR. JAYyEs AGuE MIXTURE II you
sire 4 and permane cure. sold everywhsss.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
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GOLD MAD, NO.
IA HORSE MAD.
THE PEOPLE WILL GO WHERE THEY
CAN DO AND FIND THE BRST.
GERRY BROWN TO BE WITH US AGAIN,
AND rkLLgRAPHs THAT HE WILL
P0h ANY OF his STOCK
EXTRAORDINARY SPECIAL SALE FOR
GERRY BROWN, OF LYNN, MASS,
or ElGhTEEN OF the FASTEST
TRACK and ROAD Horses the earth with and without
records Off Wednesday February ~ NJ II
o'clock, atBARKER SONS Now York Tatterssli,s cor
vi broadway and 39th st.
ASTONISHING SPEED.
Mr.. BROWN WRITES THE speed of these horses will
astoDish the people whom ridden lehind"
Stock WILL arrive Sundays(via Fall River Iine). so
that everybody drive out behind them their
speed before the sale
CATALOGUES v the Offices OF tho TURF SPORTS.
MAN. SPIRIT or MART.
A CHARLES W. BARKER. AUCrlONEER MIR
n DARKER has the honor TO announce Colonel DAVID
MCDANlEI'S second grand sale OF THORUGHBREDS
to take place TUESDAY February 26 clock 1t
the fremont House depot TreE ~
TwEsTYElGHr head Of famous RACE uOKSES
Mares Colts and Fillies as follows -FOUkTEEN two.
yearolds II by Harry Bassett. by bennington. pro-
nounced by sl To be the hnest togehe FOUR
cluding Lady Saiyers and Major Barker; FOUR brood
Mares including Josie b. half sister Harry Bassett
OAKLAND, the celebrated sire. and WILLIE BURKE.
six years old All trains both ways Trenton
the lmiled express Catalogues roxay Mart Tho
word-famed HARRY BASS ETr will exhibited ut IL 30
Sale will commence precisely IL o'clock without
reserve regard to weather.
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