Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-14
TILDEN'S KILOGRAMS.
CHAI'-': eINTHE HISTORY
OF THE PRESIDENCY FRADD.
Mr.. Tilden Preparing a General Disclaimer
of Improper Conduct in Reference to
Florida-With an Offer to Go Into Court
to Sustain His Observation-Disclosures
National Notes.
TILDEN , DISCLAIMER.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.


WASHINGTON, Oct. 13.-Samuel j. Tilden will
not remain silent under the charges that have
been SO much talked about during the last
week, of his having attempted to use money to
improperly influence the election in Florida.
letter received here to-day from friend of
Tilden in New York says that Mr.. Tilden is now
preparing a public disclaimer which will be as
strong as language can make it, Of any knowl-
edge or completely in any improper transac-
tons in florida. Five thousand dollars was
used in legitimate expenses. VIM. E. Chand-
Ter testified that the Republicans used 10000.
As to the
SECRET CIPHER,
which charges criminal acts, the paper which
publishes them does not pretend to accuracy
of its keys. except for dispatches that are
harmless. MIR. Tlden will challenge any one
to assert that these eliminating dispatches are
correctly translated, and will offer to go to
court of justice to settle the truth or falsity.
These cypher dispatches translated, so far
as certainty goes, through the agency of gem.
tleman of this city. When Ben. Butler made
up his mind to give them to the public he let
this gentleman take charge of the cyphers and
see what he could do No one in the Office of
the New York concern had anything to do with
these transactions This translator is rather
surprised at the use that has been made of his
work, as all of it is mere surm1se. Mr. Til
denis disclaimer will be ready within a few
weeks.
PRESIDENT HAYES
says he does not think the cypher dispatches
could have been used with the knowledge or
approval of MIR. Tilden. He thought, however,
he If oil bov;n So;
household was very significant and called for
prompt and emphatic dsavowal on his part.
That prominent Democrats were concerned in
the matter and were cognizant Of what trans
PRED, the President did not entertain the
slightest doubt.
SAYLER WILL CONTEST.
The announcement comes here to-day that
Saylor will contest his opponents election.
This is enough to assure his seat in the next
Congress- There will oe large enough Demo-
cratic majority to scat all Democratic contest
ants.
REVENUE AGENTS ACQUITTED.
Western Associated Press.1
WASHINGTON, d. G., Oct. 13.-The suits
brought by the State of North Carolina against
Major Jacob Wagner, revenue agent, and some
twenty other revenue officers, on charges of ex-
cess of authority in making arrests Of Illicit
distillers and persons engaged in fraudulent
traffic in tobacco were yesterday tried before
Judge Hugh l.. Bond, in the United States
circuit court at Greensboro N c., and resulted
In the acquittal Of Wagner and other officers,
with one exception, the case Of Jesse Haakins.
who was found guilty of using excessive and
unnecessary violence in shooting at a fleeing
distiller.
BONDS HELD FOR SECURITY,
WASHINGTON, Oct. 12.-The treasury now
holds $348, $50 in United STATES bonds to
secure national bank circulation, and $13, OS4,-
400 in bonds to secure public deposits.
United States bonds deposited to
secure subscriptions to per
cent. bonds ........,..S 1850 GOO
q. s. Bonds deposited for circula-
tion for the week ending to-
l. day :........ ...... $4,000
United States bonds held for cir
culatfon withdrawn for week
ending to-day. 677, 500
National bank circulation, out
standing, currency notes. ,..... 32,1s5, 75s
Gold notes. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l,452, 800
Internal revenue receipts ....... 413, 498
Customs .......,.............. 390,58
Receipts of national bank notes for the week
ending to-day compared with the corresponding
period last year: 1S77-$3, 3O2, 900; 1873
s1,574,OOO. Receipts to-day, $26l,OO0.