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MR.. TILDEN'S TAX SUIT.

JUDGE BAXTER PROPOSES TO xNEORCE THx
RETURN hooks OR TO EXHAUST THE POWER
OF THE FEDERAL COURT IN THE ATTEMPT.
[Bx rxLEoRAPH TO rHE HERALD.l
DETROIT. Mich., Oct. 9. 1878.
Tho hearing OF the Harlan Tidsn before Com.
missioner Dawson was continued to-day. Tho time
was spent IN long arguments BY q. v. N. Loshrop,
Hariand's counsel ana Haraad himself IN support OF
motion dismiss the charge she ground that snsfs
mad not been SUFFICIENT evidence produced 10 support
IT, Many techaicai points also raised BY counsel
Tor she Defence but a. the close Of shs argument
Commis issionsr refused TO grant the molten. The
hearing will bs continued tomorrow.
rather sensational scene In connection with this
case occurred In tho United States Circuit Court
this afternoon. Yesterday afternoon ML sher-
man, Assistant Unmsd States Attorney, snb-
mitted . petition 70 Judge Baxter, OF the
United States circuit Court asking an order
30 snow cause against Lawrence kcCiosky ana the
% snoua not return 70 the ONO. or Mr M.ynara 10. q
Marquette, the tour books stolen thsnoe the night
Of september 2s and rss:ra,sss .hsse Dsrssss from
a. ". ?. Il. ME Ls!nrop. Ter Hociosry.
. postponemsnt si the order until tomorrow
moruing, on the sround that she books we're being
70 the SUIT. and II ths order was issued Mr. TiIdsn
would BE- prejudic by the tntroduciion Of illegal
away she books was not the proper way 70 raiso
the question Of the admtssbiiity Of evidence, and
wen, to say :-"xr Lsshrop. this 10 no way te try
cases. You know u 10 mot proper mode OF serving
Q writ OF repevin-t0 have horses and carriages
readiness, with the attorney In the the box,
and attenpt 70 seisc papers and books legally
before an olcsr esmpctsntto taxe testimony. and to
remove them from the prssencs and custody Of that
ofacsr. think Mr.. fildsn 10 COED .
lawyer 10 sanction any such PROCEEDINGS, ana
have doubt that II you WI! telegraph % him he
will give up the booKG A. all events l think the
power Of this Court ample to compel thoir return,
and if necessary 1 will exhaust that power"
Mr. Leshrop made sndeAvor 10 have the Judee
modify thus direction, but IN vain. IL 10 Understood
to.n,gnt that McCiosky has tslegraphed Tidsn ior
Instructions "a 10 whether he snail surrender tho
books but far ~ Is now known no answer been
received
THE BOOKS TO RRsroRxp.
To- night 10 s that the present custodian OF the
stolen books will tomorrow agree return them TO
Marquslss In the condition 10 which they wore be-
fsre they captured
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

Thomas Clifford, who committed bold burglary n
Bradford, Pa. u few weeks ago. was arrested In Bot
falo yesterday.
IA boiler explosion in Burns Mill Hope, Ark,
Yesterday. killed Edward keem and Samuel LauEstos
ana seriously injured several othsrz
The Association for tho Advancement OF Women u
in session az Providence Ton Statos represented.
Kate w. Daggett, Of Chicago. is in The chair
The wages Of employees in the navy yard at Ports
msuth, N H., have been reduced twenty per cent ana
tie appropriations.
Judge Westbrook refuses mandamus 70 compel
Super Psbury, OF tho Albany Penitsntiary
to produce hts books before the Committee OF the
Joint Board OF Supsrvisors
Joseph Harrison, travelling agent of New York
spice house. arrested yesterday at Buffalo charged
With defrauding the National Hotel and the United
Express Company at Rochester, N. Y.
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oy sworn proofs; but In this he suppose
tue necessity Tor these overlooked, and The
matter Was OF such material Interest to the
welfare OF Now York that he thought II advisable 10
The suit should be Instituted and won by the people
tue Elevated railway corporation would be dissolved.
whesner that would compel the aban ndonmsnt Of the
roadway would be determined by the other important
question whether a new corporation another eor-
poraton. 10 which the present upon dissolution
shsuia sell or transfer its properly would thereby
succeed TO the franchises and privileges OF the one
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WAS 1T SELF-DEFENCE2
rBr rxLEonApH TO THE HxRALp.1

NoRroLE, Vs. Oct Q, 1878.
young man BY she name OF Charles r. MoBIar
was murdered yesterday q, Shields Point, on ,he
chickanominy River, near Williamsburg, bv q negro
named Anderson Wilson. with whom ne nsd quar-
rel . lev days previous The negro eamc 10 WILL
iamspurg and gave himself up, and claims
that the shooting was In self-dsfencs. There
were no wttnsssss OF The occurrence forty-lwo
buck shot were found In tns lett breast OF McBlar,
Who conncctsd with some OF the hest families
Maryland but since his resdence In Virginia ne had
led very shiftisss life and obtained preoar,ous
sort Of living by hunting and nshIns. Around wni-
iamsburg he was regarded asa desperate mau. He
leaves wife and Two children.
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A FURIOUS WIND STORM.
Trx rxLEonArH TO THE HERALD ]

wArBRrowS, N. Y, Oct. Q. 1873
rhs wind storm which visited this section TO-DAY
vas very severe. A. saskest's Harbor it was she
msst ssvers:,has has ever been known. The United
States arsenal At that pIsss was badly damaged,
we're maay private buldings; some were totally
demolished. Tho shipping along shs east end Of
Lake Ontario and IN the ST. Lawrence River
suffered severely. The scene On the ST. Law
renee River and the Black River Bay
from Dexter 10 SacKstts Harbor was one OF unusual
sran andsur. Noshing could be bus foamng waves
from twenty-five 10 thirty feet high. Tho water was
never before known be IN such furious agitation.
In the immediate vicinity OF Wassrtown the wind
was nos as strong, Jet 10 came with fury enough 10
greatly damage Ihs late frus, break down and
PROSTATE fsncss ana telegraph poles.
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TO BE HANGED.
[pY TELEGRAPH TO THE HEnALD.l

lD1 A1LIunArn ~ IhE HEhhLD.J
MONTREAL, Oct Q, 1S74
Sentence OF death was pronounced BY Judge Ram
say to-day on Damien BONN, found guilty OF csm'
mitting outrage on Mary Ova Chabot. little child
under four years OF age Mrs. Chabot, tho mother
the child, testified that the afternoon Of the lst
October tho child returned home exhausted and bleed.
ing, and told her mother that . mae
had carried her into wood yard and
abused her. The prisoner was arrested
ana identified py Napoleon Moisau, boy
nino years oil age who the crime committed
from among tho lumber where he
playing at the time, but who was fright
ened that he did not call for help. Francois
Xavier Kennevie, another boy. seven years OF
age corroboral ted the evidence gwen by tho boy
Moisau The Judge ruled tpat tho testimony OF the
little rirl herself could be admitted and shc
not placed in the witness box. Bonn Is condsmnsd
TO be hanged on ths 9th OF December next
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
Wan DxPARrnxxr,

WAR DKPARrnKxr.
OvyrcH or The CHrxY SIGNAL 0FyIcRR
WAsHM0ros. Oct 10-1 A. N.
Indications
For Thursday In shs South Atlantic and Guif States,
rising followed BY falling barometer stationary tenn
perasurs south and winds, partly cloudy rainy
weather VIII prevail.
For renDsssss and the Ohio Valley, diminishing
norshsrIy shining 70 warm sousherIy winds, partly
cloudy slightly warmer weather.
For the lower lakes Middle States and New Eng-
land northwest southwest winds, cooler. clearing
fsllewsd py warmer. clear weather and risng baroms
Ter.
The rivers viii generally fall except possibly q
slight rise iu the Upper oh'o
cautionary signals continue as Boston and Section
9. Portland and ssosion and Esstport
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AUSTRALIA AND THE SANDWICH
ISLANDS.

SAN FsAxcrsco, 0ot Q, 1873
Ths steamer city OF New York has arrived from
Sidney, via Honolulu, bringtng the British
mails. The news from Australia 10 an
important In New Zealand nve wssisyan
missionaries have been murdered and eaten By shs
bush natives the walloola coast Eighty Of the
trbs killed By traders coast natives In re-
taliation
Advioss from Honolulu state that ". l. Moshuns
Governor OF Maui. died In Septsmbsr He had ap-
pointed John O. Dominis 70 nn the Vacancy.
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ENGLISH FINANCES.


couNrxY-DEc1rNE OF THE GREAT INDUS
z1xs--A GLOOMY PROSPECT.
(Bx CABLE TO THE HERALp.1
LONDON, Oct. 10, 1873.
The HzRALD correspondent in Glasgow
telegraphs IS follows:-"Although no new
failures have occurred, the tone Of CONNER
cial circles in Scotland is very unsatisfac-
tory and q general feeling of uneasiness
prevails Stocks are depressed, owing to
rumors which are in circulation with regard
to the position Of one of the Lancashire
banks and the impending failure Of some
local firms to whom the broken Glasgow
Bank had made advances. Itis now under
stood that not only was the whole capital
of the bank lost, but four million pounds
sterling ($2O. 900, ,OOO) besides. This natur-
ally deepens the feeling Of horror and re-
sentiment against all connected with the
institution and has very depressing effect
on business"
WARNING PROM THE TINES
The London Times appeals to the busi-
ness community to keep their heads cool in
the presence Of the anxieties resulting from
the financial and commercial calamity of the
failure Of the Glasgow Bank, and warns the
public to prepare to meet new shocks, as the
Glasgow collapse has started q movement
which will find out the weak places in every
firm and institution throughout the king
dom. A trying time lies before all banking
and financial interests, and every depart
ment of commerce may be subj ected to en-
barrassment and alarm.
GENERAL DEPRESSION OF TRADE.
The present ordeal comes at time when
commerce is weakened by prolonged pc.
Rod of depression and cheered by few
signs or mono Of revival Of prosperity.
The Board Of Trade returns for September
fail TO yield the smallest comfort respecting
the great industries Of the country. The
imports of cotton, fax and hemp have
fallen of. while the exports of cotton piece
goods, linen, jute, the manufactures of iron,
steel, hardware and cutlery have declined
in quantity and value, especially in value.
GLOOMY OUTLOOK.
The outlook for trade, therefore, is very
dark, and the Times trusts that other i'm
portant joint stock banks have not made
advances on such securities as real estate in
tho colonies, which is about as useful for
bankers uses as il situated in the moon.
The article concludes with fresh exhorta-
ton to preserve coolness and to avoid furry
and fear
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HUNTING MOONSHINERS.
[BY rxLEcR,PH TO THE HERALD.1

lBY TxLEoRAPH TO THE HERALD.
NAsHvrLLx, Tenn, Oct. ., 1878.
Acting Cemmiss,ener Rogers has sent the following
despatch TO Revsnae Collector woodesck:-
keep your force In the nsId long enough 70 ae-
compIish the result for ~hich II was srganixsd. Do
not proong operations unnecessarily. See that your
men push their work vigorously. but disersssiy.
Exercise strict economy In the use OF iunds"
force OF nfsy men, armed with long range guns,
and loaded down with ammunition. lst Lebanon this
morning for Jackson county, with Instructions nos
20 shoot until hrod upon BY the moonshinors.
Another hght on Roaring River 10 anticipated
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WEST VIRGINIA.
Ar pELEaArroN ENTIRELY

THE CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION ENTIRELY
DEMOCRATIC. e
WHEELING, Oct. q 1873.
The election Of the entire democratic ngressonal
delegation 10 confirmed. II ID follows and In It's
personnel pelitisal character the In the
last Congress:-
Dit. Dist.
l-Bcnjamin Wilson. 3|chn &. Kenna.
2-Bspjanin r. Martin.
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WANTED FOR MURDER.
tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. ]

TRENTON, N. J., OcL Q, 1878.
Tns coroner's jury, sner the examination Of iour
witnesses to-day into the Of the death Willie
McMAhen, sssd ten years. which, ~ 10 alleged, was
caused by burning Kerosene OIL thrown upon him By
Waiter Bond, returned a verdict against Bond Tor
wifu aud gross reckessncss IN causing the death Of
the deceased. Bond ID stili out OF the city. and is
not nksly 70 return soon. because Coroner BodIne
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A psMocRAr1c EXPLANATION.

CINCINNATI, Oct. Q, 1873.
The Enqriyev charges she result IN The city to
fraud. corruption and terrorizing the umd by the
deputy United States marshas and the detection OF
portion OF tho Irish vote. II comedies State by
from 5000 to 10000 majority, and claims eleven Of
the twenty Congressional districts, not couating
Goss ldem. in the Second district
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MARINE DISASTER.

[Bx CABLE TO THE HxRALD.1
LONDON, OCT 10, 1878.
The British bark J. B. Dunus, Captain Murphy,
which arrived At Hamburg Ostobsr from Phiiadsl-
phia, collision and 10 full Of water.
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IOWA.
w a.
DUBUQUE. OCT. i!

DrBUouE OCT. 9, 1878
The Congressional delegation from Iowa will be
solidly republican in the Forty sixth Congress- no
change having made In It's political aspect BY
the last election The following the candidates
elected:-
Dist Did
1-Mosss N. NcCord. 6-Ezskiel sampson.
2-Hiram Price. 7-nenryJ. B. Cummings.
3-Thomss Updegraf. 8-W. +. Lapp.
an. q. DssrnE &C. @. Carpenter.
6-Rush Clark
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sovA to carry lbs. Of 500 sovs.. lbs extra; the
second horse 70 receive 200 sov1 and the third ivo
ssvG out OF the stakes Brstby Stakes course ITO
subs.l
General Pssrs ch Q. Petsr. BY Hermit. out Of Lady
Mr.. R Psck'a sn Z. Victor Chsf BY AiSsri Victor.
out OF Chieftains DAug ughter.....................
Mr. Ae,on's cb. .. Gsnnsrsbary. By Hermit out Of
M IL E. Bsaainsionss D. e s,r.i6srn. By s,rsth-
Mr. K csria,opnsrs T. c Di.cord, BY s Sc: ss..
Nj. W. s. Crswford;s sr. . Lss;do1n, BY ST. A.
Lord F.lmouth's ch. G Charibsrt, By Thormanoy,
Mr. J. " Sosass;: B. .. ss.p.sr.:c. BY wild o.i.
Lord Hsr'ngssns b. c. Indigo, BY wenloek. out OF
~. uau.....
cosat i: as Lagrange. cS. .. Rsyon dor. W
- Fiseeoiet out OF Ara1caria.
Duke Of ST. AiD.n.' o6 4 High ana Miy, By
.farmesan, ont OF N0blosse.
Mr. Gsrards ch. Q. Ghas,. By Cambusean, sat Of
Miss esran.ms D w::;o:.,ns. bv q o.i:rd ar IN:
Duke. out OF whisper ............. o
Lord Hardwicke's !. 9. Nigel. by Xavsntar:r. out
Mr. j. Il Houlss:o;;i;: Oh. a Ruo:r1:. BY ld.
vensnrsr. out Of Lady Morgan. ..................
As1or slapylton's ,. .. Sans Pare'i, by speoulum,
oa' u rHncsss ~ Autooras..
4 III. WINNER.
Peter was bred By The preprtstors Of the Glasgow
Ssud and purchased At Donsastsr by Mr.. W, L.
thor (who acted behalf OF General PssD
for the comparatively low sum or 800
guinsas. He Is BY Hermit, ous OF Lady
Aasham, ~ Broshsr 10 STAFFORD, ana takes
after the has sirs's shan his
dams family. Peter made . respectable debut a.
Goodweod In she Richmond Stakes, whore he beat all
OF iarss neld, save Lord Faimoush's bay nlly
Wheel Of Fortune. He rsappsarsd in public
life In she Hopeful Stakes, At the Newmarket
First October Meeting (sspsembsr2l ~ uI and though
opposed By seven others the OF Hsrmif and
Lady Aasham wen without being fairly extended The
OF CeDsrai Psss colsrs this occasion was
very popular, and she gallant old statesman was
heartily congratulated on possessing 90 good
two-ysar-old. Then on the last DAY
Of the Same meeting (September ~ ue) Peter was
among The nst favorites ior the Rous Stakes, Z
race instituted IN remoriom "ths Admiral" which
for tho FIRST time made it, appearance on the
card At Newmarket With an excellent neld Of
thrtsen . capital Inauguration of the race
was made ME J. H. Houldsworsh's unbsaten
Ruperrs was the favorite, but tbs horror OF his
baokers. he never seemed 10 keep up with hts
horses except with an snor. Peter won the race
cleverly By ssquartsrs Of length from Non-
sisur PHILIPPE, French colt, Of Plutas,
the sire Of Flagesiet, and shapsly locking ysung.
ster This victory made General Pesi's colt extern
svsly looked after for the Middle Park Piase aAa hts
victory seems TO iuly connrm hts prsvieus running.
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes In the
tsmpsraturs the past twenty +our hours, In COM
parison with the corresponding date Of last year.
Indicated by the Thermometer Al Hudnups pharmacy,
HERALD Building, No. 218 Broadway
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Roar Admiral Alfred Taylor aud Chief Engineer J.
W. King, United States Navy; Senator W. W. Rock
we'll. OF Glen's Falls, N. Y. and Postmaster A. L.
snowden OF Philadelphia arc at tho Gilsey. Senator
p B. Plum, OF Kansas, and Judge W. H. Warner, Of
Con nscticut, nre at tho St. Nicholas Commander r.
L. Pnythian, United States Navy William l. scstt. Of
Erie, Pa, ana sx-congressmsn John N. S. Williams,
Of Massachusetts aud E. D. Standiiord, OF Kentucky,
are at the Fifth Avenue. Professor John Forsyth,
OF West Point, Is at the Park Avsnua General &.
Dass of Italy, Is at the Metropolitan Captain Cook,
OF the steamship Russs, at the New YORK. Senator
Ira Davenport Of Bath, N. Y, 10 at the 81 JameG
General 8. D. Sturgis United States Army, and Sur
geon Daniel McMurrie United States Navy, are atshs
sturtsvant. Ex-Mayor W. L. Putnam, OF Portland.
Me-. Is at the Windsor. Captain J. W. Sadler OF she
steamship state OF Indiana. Is at tho Grand Central
Professor Edmund Loder, OF England; D. D. n. Bur.
CESS ana family Of Havana. arc At the Westminster
Hotel
BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct g. 1878.
In the tenth Distribution Of the Louisaaa
Lottery Company. made here to-day ticket No 1890
drew nr.. capital prise; No. es7s4 sold New Yor.
second capitals No. 1898 third esps.l No. $3.50 cole
in wsshin sson,. fourth capital prise.
M. A. DAUPHIN. President
FRAGRANT sozoDoNE
THE PEERLESS LIQUID DExr1rRroK.
FRAGRANT sozoDoNr
THE STANDARD TOOTH WASH OF THE AGR
This LIQUID purely botanic in It's eonpos
tion and entirely free from Ingredient which so.ll
ujurs the testh this vastly prefer
able to the ordinary dsn.hices which contain sishs
gritty particles the enamel. oorrosw
ingredients which dissolve it. II from thu
surfaces and OF teesh every impure
stance which their decay. impsrts v nm
voned whiteness checks liberation Of tho gums sueh
exist and renders them healthfully raddy and hard
Food mascated By impure poisoned BY and
pure In proper chewing order and
whom IL become gnated
OF their unceanliness dsfesa Aorsovert 10
possesses delightful fragrance fits and sfter using
leaves wholesome and agreeable flavor In she mouth
Il II ans that these advantsgss soso
should have attained popularity rarely pArssled
that Of proprietary artce and that has rsceivsd
the high professional sanction which has bsea accorded
All druggists keep t.
FLoKlLINE.
shs teeth breath is tho best Mquid densiicsis
from all parasites or living animAlcula leaving thsa
BREATH. The FRAGRANT FsoRlss removes instantly III
arising from foul smoke Bsiag
pss ~ .r. a. "a rsr,:csix hsrmi.s. srI Ss,is ~" -
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Dist Dist
l-Wm. Heiimau, rep. S.-A. J. Hoststtsr, dem.
2-rhoa r. Cobb, dom. 0.-Godlove .. Ortn, rcp.
a-G. A. B,ckweiL dem. I0-Wm. H. Calkins. rep.
At d. New. dem. 11.-Calvin CowEl rep.
S.-Thomas Brsmn, rep. l2-w. G. Colerick, dem.
Own. r. Myers, dem. la[ohn d. Baker, rep
7.-G. De La Maytr dem
and Nat.
The vote In the Ninth district 10 very close Mr.
Orth probably elected by small majority. bnt this
IL net conceded By tho democrats Tho delegation in
the Forty -fth Congress stood nine republicans 90
Jour democrats, showing . democratic gam OF AZ
rnE STATE LEGysLAruRE.
The Senate will stand, "a democrats and 25 repub
icans and national. In tho House the republicans 9
will nave A5, democrats 81 and nationals l.
II this estimate Is correct which there is little
reason to doubt tho secton OF voorhss 70 the Senate
10 assured
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THE ELECTIONS.
OHIO.

asPuBLrcax MAJORITY ON THE STATE TICKET
DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL GAINS.
COLUMBUS, Oct. ., 1873
The republicans claim the staio by from 5000 to
IL, oo0 while the democrats conceds IL by 5000
Jority.
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rhe fellewinE arc Inc Coas ressmen eIsc.ed:-

The following arc tho ConRressmen sscted:--
Dsa DisG
]. Ben Butierwortn, rep IL Henry l. Dckey, dem.
2 Thos. l. Young, rep. IL. Henry :. Neal, rep.
= }. A. Nchahop, dem. la. - WArner, dom.
T. J. W. Keifer, rep. IA. Gibson Atherton, dem.
S. Benz Lc Ferre, aem- Is. Geo. W. Geddes, dem.
VIM. d. HILL dem. 10 VIM. Mckinley. rcp.
7. Frank IA. Hurd, dem. IT. James Monroe, rep.
T. B. Finley, dem 1s. J. I. Upde2ra1, rep.
Q. G. l. Converse dem 10 G. A. Garfield. rep.
10 Thomas Ewing dem. 20 Amos Townsend, rep.
Tho delegation In the foYty- Attn Congress stood
Txslve republicans TO eight democrats, showing
gaia sr three Tor the latter
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oxxxRAL sHERMAH ON THE CIVILIZATION or
THE INDIANS.

WAsHISGroy, Oct. Q, 187a
General Sherman, in = pubi,shed Interview, says
the only way in which the Indians will roach civiliza
tIou IL Through their own Efforts All external efforts
BY means OF agents sAd missionaries seem TO BE-
wasted Tho prospect Of cvilizing them Is NOT very
encouraging He bot little progress In that
Erection Some few remnants OF the tribes may get
10 scratcninR the grouhd . little In years
but the warriors Will prefer TO die rather than WORK
t-s ~AslA
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INDIANA.

DEMocRATIc GAIN OF rHRRE CONGRESS-
MEN-vooRHEEs' ELECTION TO THE SENATE
SECURE. t4i
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct 0, 1873
Rsturns received up eleven o'clock tonight show
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fLOklLINE.

for teeth an breath 10 liquid dsntfriooiu
shc world Itthorougnly ceasses pars dscAysd tessh
parasites living .animA mAcun" leaving
pesriy white impartiag delightful fragrance 20
breath. The FRAGRANT FLoRufsE instantly all
odors arisins . Being
parity posed OF honey soda and Of swsss
herbs and plants, perfectly harmless and delicious
sherry.
London, kngisnd. aud rstsilod evcrywnsrs.
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FRELIGn's REMEDY
POSITIVELY CURES
RHEUMATIsM AND NKuRAL0IA.

AMIDON'S NEWEST FALL SHAPES IN GIN
tieuens slk and Derby HArs: special Of
reduction price OF boss silk Hat to 81 Spselass-
Lyons line silk UnRRxLLAs, ladies' WALKING sad RIDING
HArs. go 5th
"BoLLINGER," THE MOST DELICIOUS ''DRY"
CuAnPAGSK Ia the msrkst.
FALL STYLES FINE SILK HATS, % 20. WORTH
s. te3 DKRBrs. 81 eU. Is New Churen st. up staira
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THE INDIAN TROUBLES.

xvEaYrHIxG QUIET AT SPOTTED TAIL AGENCY.
WASHINGTON Oct. 0, 1878.
The Adjutans General has received the following
from General Sheridan
CHICAGO, Oct. 8, 1873
Captain Monahan. Third cavalry. tslegraphs from
Camp Sheridan that reliable information from The
spotted Tail agency shows all quiet there on the 9th
inst No excitement whatever Red Cloud and ak
chiefs arrived at White Clay on the 7th.
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RED CLOUD IN AN AMrABLE FRAME or MIND
THE cHKYENNxs TO BE ARRESTED If TIE,
COME HIS WAY. Ns

THE cHKYENNxs TO BE ARRESTED II THEY
COME HIS WAY.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 0. 1873
The following despatch has been received by the
Secretary Of the Interor from Colonel o'Beirne as
the forks Of Clay and Wolf orssks:-
Red Cloud, with some OF his principal chisfs--
Rcd Deg. LiItie Wound, No FIesh-jeiDed me ~ noon
to-day. An are very much pleased with Tho cohd,-
zion Of things hero.
RED cLouD's PRoxIsR
Az . council he said IN reply 10 your telegram 10
me-
"If don't sss these Chsysnnss then do
nothing. but II they come 10 my village Will uso
them very we'll know them very we'll will keep
them quiet and turn shsm over TO the Great Father
II ,hsy come into my camp; but do not think they
will The Great Father took our guns
away, and have aoxhins left but our handa knew
shls some time ago. II had guns would turn them
back do not think the Cheyenass will como
NJ, bus shey do will attend 10 them a. the Great
Father asks"
PRKrARHo ron TIE cHxYENxEa.
Indian oeuners leave here 10 return to the
village tell the sisux 70 DO oe the lockout ana 10
warn tbcm that they will Be stampedsd by the
presence Of the military force pursuing the In
dians. As write the prairies arc burning IN The d.
recston Of the Wounded Knee doubtless sot 1ro by
the dying Cheysnns 70 dlsconcert the pursuit.
The New York herald., 1878-10-10

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