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An uuk uoNn man was found lyiu., ia lhe gut
ter D' rarlioa and Fuiiuu a,cu,. Btooku last usbL
by Mr. Frank Campbell he WAS suf.rns from iiinsss A
police onccr called cart driver aud hed the ioit
The man died on the way to the police station aud hs
LOdN carried ,u the Mo- lie about ~ Years
asc, feet II inches tall and he nat reddish nous
tirhr and chin whiskOrs H. wore a cloth can. traS
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WA~nrScroN. Jan. Ga decision was rcn-
dc.d lri- hy the United States supreme rou,
m the ,l.c Of Gcor-r R,luold, against the United Sntos
brought here by appeal from the supreme Court VI lta
THIS case involve, the whole question OF poyemy in the
frrruuDs aud the cuusttuuonHlN OF tie laws passed
by Cogtc,, tor It's supprossiuu Rrynuls indicted
hN the Grand Jury Tor .uractins bisamnus marriage
n, Mas convicted IN the Third judicial COuIt vi Utah
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MI rom, Pa. Jan. G.-James ". Quick,
wltr d. ii.,u ssit,i an 81 .,l ~. 81. county uuds.
ls ictm OF office cNuirvl to-day
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ALLENTowN. Pa. Jan G.-Wm. Biumcr. for
mci, President Of the FIRST NHuona BIua ultu, ,il,
Whieh went into htutlauon aiuuia year ago wa. al
It.t Hl tllAl. charged with cIitIKrutnt tD wN, re
Ieas,l um tIluu hmL
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TANMANY IN NEW TROUBLE.
Uuy IA or JOHN KELLY'S HENCHMEN
COILD NOT BE INITIITBD.

Cour,.- Grand sachem schen surprised.
The influence exercised by the secret so
cietv known as tho Tammany Society, or CO.
iumlian Order over the Tammany Gonoral |
committee in this city has. for many years. |
been used by independent Democrats ns an
argument against the MANAGEMENT OF the Tam |
many party The thirteen sachcms that are !
annually elected by tho society control tho |
building known "a Tammany Hall This con-
trol enables II majority Of these Sachems TO say
who may use the rooms in the building For
many years q part Of the Democracy OF this
city have met in Tammany Hall. and from this
custom they acquired the name Of Tammany
Hall Democrats.
LLe landlords power OF the sachems was Ak
by the Tammany Ring" In 1870. In
ihsW Wbar the leaders of tho Young Democracy
eaptured the Tammany General Committee.
md determined to oust William NJ. Tweed from
Its Chalrmanship. md replace him by one OF
their own party. Mr.. Tweed discovered the
plan. aud at once called n meeting Of the
Iachams Of the society. They determined not
10 permit the General committee 10 meet the
wicwam.
When the General Committee appeared at
The door on tho meeting night 10 demand ad-
mission they were met by large force Of po-
uremcn who would not permit them to enter.
At the election for stchcms in 1874. an effort
WA, made BY the Independent Democrats. un-
der tho leadership Of Nelson J. Waterbury,
former Grand Sacham. 10 wrest the control ot
lhe society from John Kelly. The attempt
tailed. Mr. Knlly's ticket receiving 1856 votes aul
mcInlcpcnicnis candidates 10 Since then the
membership Of the society has been largely in
creased at loast 500 mon having hccn elected.
all oi whom at tho time Of cir election wore
lcyuiu John X 'ly.
S.n,. Tho election of November last tho inlc-
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MADRID. Jan, 6.--Tho Epoca publishes an
b Emn iAuevss
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TBt,Ne Inn. Princes Clrolno wife oil
lum.r itDtt, OF hc--". di'l to..N
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SCIIULTE'S MARKED MONEY.
TRTING TO TRICE IT 10 THE NAN SUs-
PEUTED or ms MURDER.

His EN Npinnntion OIL he became Possessed
of Some Biii- that he Gave TO n Friend on
the Day OF the Discovery OF the Crime.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-01
NEWBORN SUPPLEMENT-

Galen Miller, OF Lewiston. Tney are likely I'D nayc
about 100 votes equally divided between tnenl. Inc
county tickets officers besides Justice OF nes
sions and CoroneTs. A campaign thus conducted on
State and National issues Ia naturally free IRON hst
unusual excitement which IL seen In many ofhcf c"uh
ties OF the State .,
The old XXXth Senatorial District comprises Alie-
gany, Livingston and Wyoming COuntics Each OF the.e
counties has representative on The Republican r,h,e
ticket: AlIeeany Hamilton Ward Livingston, James
W wadswOr,h; Wyoming. George G. Hoskln. me
XxXth District was made ny dropping A Aneenns
and taking ND Cpnesse AM Niagara. Inc eN:h'her
still ASSURES a Republican mai rity but mol so hssc
one formerly Wyoming. Gencsce and niagara Ior"
the XXXIst Conversational District while Lv'ngs,on
f. In XXvIIth District with Ontario aud lat Ihe
XXXth - strict. remodelled, ? We Rerubn1hn pu-
raIity of 691 Tor CONGRESSMAN IN 1870 ano pluhaS
OF 4 249 IN 1873 The vote of 1873 shows tue rear
political bias OF the district. The PrOhibtonists nave
nominated William II. Outwater y"unE thrmeE OF
New Fame, Niagara County. The Greenhsckefh nave
nominated William Jackson, jr., or Royalt0n. "Iso ~
Niagara. ThriT respective strength ID not worm
noticing Senator James III. LOOMS. OF Wy9m-
ing Will be reelected by the Republicans HIS
plnraties Will be: Niagara. 800; LiTngston;
i.OCO; Genesee, 1000; Wyoming. 1900; a ti;al 4
$500 During tn la.t session Mr.. Loonr was a strong
advocate OF the Geueser Valley Rail DAD nil measure
OF great popularity III his district. The propofei roaa
n built Ould from Rochester ~ Olfan, abd ~Oun
be the means OF restoring prosperity TO many owns
whose fortunes have followed the DOWNWARD course OF
the canal The ID .mocrats have plnced IN nomination
Charles F. WadswoIih, Of York, l. vings'on colniy,
brother OF the Republican candidate ior Conttoer'
appeals IN all counties 0i this district. BIG m rus
may aval TO bring him slight increase IN lViaeston,
but there will lich VIII not De ouset py
Senator Loomis's popularity WyOmlns
New-York tribune., 1879-11-01
GENERAL FOREIGN Ne us.
A NEW CANADIAN MINISTRY.

A NEW CANADIAN MINISTRY.
THK LEGISLATURE PRoRoGUED UNTIL DECEMBER
FINAL SCENES OF AN EvENTFUL SESSION.
QUEBEC, Oct. 31.-The new Government was
sworn IN this afternoon. before the opening of the AS
semby. as follows:
PREMIER and Minister Of Public Works-Mr. Chapeau'
President OF me Councillor. Ross.
Attorney General-Mr. Luranger.
Sol cif0r- -Gensrai-Mr Lvnch.
Minister Of Crown Lands-Mr. Flynn.
Provincial Secretdry-Mr. Paduet
Mr.. Jolly inquired If his friends opposite could give
any information as TO their for occupying Min
istenal seats.
Mr. Church stated that Jean AcoDhe Chapleau had
been entrusted by the LieutenantGovernor with the
task OF forming Administration, and that
he had authorized hin TO state that no fulfilled
the duty conhded to him. He gave the names Vi 'ne
officers OF the Government.
On the opening OF the Assembly this afternoon the
Sneaker read message from the Legislative Council
informing the House that they had passed the supply
bill tCres OF hear hear" and great uproarl
Mr. Church moved that the Speaker be authorized TO
,ssuo warrants for wrts for new elections. Mr. Church
was interrupted. hut talked against time until
the members o the Assembly were summoned 10 accom-
anv their speaker into The Council Chamber.
The Iieutenant- Governor went down IN state To Par
lament House at $3.50 p M to prorogue ihe session y,
Chamher and taken his seat upon the throne, he
sent for the members of the Legislative Assembly,
who were summoned by the Gentleman Usher OF 'he
Tne members of the Legislative Assembly having ar;
rived the Clerk Of the crown IN Chanceiy read
over the lst OF the bills passed during the session.
which were sanctioned in due form by the Lieutenant
sembly then presented the supply bill. which
was sanctioned in the usual nanuer. Ine
Iieuienant-Governor made short sreech.
and the Legislature then prorogued until the lOth
day of December next. - ,
Thus ended the even;ful session Of the Quebec
Legislature held. The attendance OF spect ttors at
the prorogaton very small, there having been no
were present.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-01
GILES AND VIATRY WEATHER.

HALIFAX, n. s., Oct 31.-A telegram from
Port Hawkesbury saysi wednesday morning Hawkes.
bury visited by terrific gale from the which
lasted three hours, causing much damage both
and land Several ashore each side OF
the strait. Several buildings were blown down. re-
port from Canso gale of wind from the south
east began Wednesday morning, doing large amount Of
damage buildings and shipping The schooners ashore
arc Fame, Opola, Dusky Lake. Nioa. Mist, o. L. Web
ster, ]. OTIS, Wild Rose, Petpas. John Lewis, A. c.
Major, Gold Hunter. Reliance Union. Emerald, Mary,
Blue Wave, Laura Bell. Elizabeth, Sophia. Volunteer
and Maggie. There thirty vessels ashore IN the
Strait OF Canso. whose names cannot be learned.
SCRANTON. Penn. Oct 31.-A snO1-stOrin began here
at 10 O'CLOCK this morning.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. Oct. 31-No new cases OF yellow
fever and deaths have been reported to-day. The
weather is cold aud cloudy The thermometer early
this morning was down to 400.
CHEYENNE Oct. 31.-Adylces from the West report
that very cnld and threatening weather with hi gn
winds prevails between Cheye and Rawlius.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-01
4 DARING THIEF SHOOTS AN OFFICER

AS Detective Carr, of the Fourth Precinct.
was passing through Peck-slp, near south-st'
about $50 p. ID. yesterday. he saw an H.
dressed man walking In front OF him with
bundle suspecting that a burglary had been COM
mitted the detective burriedy examined the doors IN
the vicinity and discovered that the Wholesale liquor
store OF Matthias Son. at Frontst and Peckslp, ha
been broken into Tnen he pursurd the man with the
bundle The thief tho officer approaching and al
once took to his heels. AT Water and Dover
sts. the thief turned and fired ehots from
a revolver at the detective. He encountered Onioer
McCabe and shot nj HIM twice. He then again ran
along Water-s and turned into James-sh There Oncer
John Kornsn hm coming. aud as he passed trlpped
up his heels The thief fell into the street,
but as Onlcer Kiernan about 10 seize hlm again
fired his revolver The bullet entered the officers hip
and eectualy disabled him. Before the other officers
10 pursuit could the thief had fed nto No ol
JuDes-st., through that building into Madisonst,
and Ia escaped.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-01
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
A BIG NEW STEAMSHIP.

BIG NEW STEAMSHIP.
MONTREAL. Oct 31.--The Allan steamship Com
pany about TO add another steamship to their ne she
will be OF b,4OO TONS and the largest OF the deet.
The FAILURE OF HAMPTON DODGE
BUFFALO n. Y. Oct. 31.-HamptOn Dodge, man.
ufacurer OF underaKers goods made assignment to-day
for The benefit OF his edors His Liabilities $4,000
ana his assets S3S,OOO
ADJOURNMENT SINE DIE AT MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS Tenn. Oct. 31.-The Committee of
safety adjourned die this Afternoon.
expended $4,000 In maintaining people Ia the
BRITISH BARK LIBELLED FOR SALVAGE.
the COAT Wreckng Company NewY0rk 5000
the British North Carolina
which stranded south OF Cape Henry In september last
AN UNFoUNDED REPORT FROM MARYLAND.
ANNAPOLIS, Md Oct. 3l.-The dispatcn sent
from this place yesterday stating that Mr Franz chairs
this county had shot her husband and killed herself wa
without foundation The mistake grew cut OF misdn
derstandIng OF private dispatch received here
JOHN JOHNsOS's LOAN TO A CHURCH.
CINCINNATI Oct. 81. The Supreme Court decided
to-day the case f John who furnished money the
Church Of the Heart tak from the church
writing the church had received the money and
thai its property pledged for the repay ment
STEAMERS ESCAPE FROM DANGER
GLOUCESTER Mass. Oct. 31.-The steamer Mabel
Bird Newiork Portland arrived here st midnight
had very esoane IN The night very heavy
sea and srcnx gale broke her connecting the sphons
gave out leaked badly. Ii VIII take two days
Tor repairs.
ARCHBISHOP PURCELLs ASSIGNMENT
CINCINNATI Oct. 3l.-Judge Harmon. of the su-
pertor Court decision SUSTAINING the validity OF
ArchDish0p Purcels assignment OF numbor OF pieces OF
attachment OF Jefferson National Ank at 5tsubenvie
f..A tAh hlaft tia A AKabhisiArlA
New-York tribune., 1879-11-01
CRIMES AND cASUALTiEs-BY TELEGRAPH

TREAsURER KELLY's ALLEGED ROBBERY.
WHEELING W. Va. Oct. 3l.-Ihe Grand Lodge
Of odd Fellows session In this CITY, has formally expelled
nv ely the order. Mr. Kelly has held the treasurer
ship for nine years.
HARTLEY LAYCocK ACCIDENTALLY KILLED.
BUFFALO N. Y, Oct. 31.-Hartley Laycock, OF
Brothes owners 81 extensive saw mills at NORM
ufalo today. He stepped on the
sde engine hurled him under the train no
waiting for.
PATENT MEDICINE OF N EW TYPE
Chicago. oct. 3l.-LasJ night Federal officials
seized an illicit still and the operators at No. SS NORTH
Union The establishment has been running fer several
months under Brown Co.. gyceIine and palenf
medicine manufacturers
A sHERIFF's CALL FOR TROOPS.
ISDIANAPOIIs Ind. Oct. 3l.-ti0veInOr Williams
sent company soldiers Floyd County to-day 10 assist IN
nroecting Thomas eph convicted murder OF W III
lam Callahan SALEM Ind AS a. the troops arriVe
Joseph wlll be sentenced
New-York tribune., 1879-11-01

Laboucheres challenge. His final decision to the
contrary elected from the Magistrate the remark
that it very wise discretion on his part lot
I'VE should not have liked to lose either OF
you.' And Mr.. Labouchere added with equai
gravity: e. am very much obliged to Mr. Lawson
for doing so for by his own account he is most
terrible man. and have no doubt my pistol woulo
have dropped from my hand at the sight OF the
heron
Not long after this sally upon an admission o..
Mr.. Labouchere that the cross-examination must
take long time still, Sir Robert Garden adjourned
the case to next Friday. Meantime. MIR. Llonei
Lawson's memory (if it were ever njured), and Mr.
Edward Lawson's character for courage, and me
Daily TelcgrapRs reputation for consistency. must
De maintained without the Magistrates help
New-York tribune., 1879-11-01
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.



FoRcIBLE WORDS BY PRESIDENT HAYES As ro THE
POLICY OF HONESTY.
RICHMOND Va. Oct. 31.-Ihe IntelhJencer
this evening publishes w9at not stolen inter-
view hut the outsooken and candid statement or rhe
views OF President Hayes the Virginia DEBT oanYsss
gwen To its editor Colonel John r. Popam. during his
recent visit to Washington. The President said
have nothing 10 conceal withhold fIoIn anyone,
and prefer that n position shou be known 10 all
do not assume control the votes OF the
Repub leans Of Virginia. do SEEK N o. spoc way
To- influence the action OF Federal nicers. Yet worl!
be much surprised II the puhcans should all" fhem-
selves Regdiustrrs your state They should
not cOuntcnance encourage or toncn any prOtoson
or project Whatever that contains even ths
germ OF reputation 1ney must not sacflnce tile even
great principle involved In thr payment # the honest
Vrg MIA. though TO do sowouid result IN some
their adNerEarcs.
question OF today, but OF all time Nlrg nis IA a1nx
the greatest mist. ke Of her life torciole ieaJst-
ment is IN principle nothing less than repu-
diatiOn. Don't your people know that there II
not respectable man IN all the NORTH VINO VIII be
likely settle state unless you act me part OF
honest men ana pay what you owe Here IN Washing
ton. where am living, so near 10 your STATE tIHt Al
cc within ts territory. my interest mas peen
much aroused your troubles Indeed in aspeech which
| made at Detroit, Mich., few weeks ago. htd VIZ,
gInia ana Tennessee almost solely In my mind when
dwelt ON the wrong anu inury OF Reputation
hn with this portion Of poiniing 10 the parl marked
tnat he and all Others Interested might una 'rstand
my feelings about the controversy IN virginia
NV views the general subject those wbich know
are entertained by Genera Grant Senator Bialne sec
retnry sherman aud al other leading Republicans III
every pare OF the North, East and West. ana surely
southern Republicans viii place themselves in op-
position To such leaders.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-01
MANITOBA IN GREAT ALARM.

WINNIPEG, Manitoba, Oct 31.-COlonel
Smith, Deputy AdjutanGeneral, has returned from his
trip TO Saskatchewan where he has been organizing
military companies. He Is accompanied by Mr Acton
Burrows, military secretary. and the Rev. ID. NJ Cor
don. of Ottawa. Mr.. Burrows says that the Indian
situation is one ef extreme gravity 1t appears certain
that very few bualoes have iu and the greatest
number authentcay spoken vi Is seven small bands
Tie plain indians already dreadfuly destitute
IL is nore .nan probabe tha goaded by hunger pro-
-suns be forciby taken. and complications cnsue
A teement OF danger is introduced by the imm-
grafton Ia Prince Albert district of large body OF Sioux
indians. They o. iailahs In the MAN, while some
nre from Sitting Bulls camp. Nearly 1000 have
already arrived and still larger number IL reported TO
be ON the way. Tney thoroughly well supplied with
ammunrtion They have already had several begging
dances and have also been begging from house tohOuse
The settlers are naturally alarmed
New-York tribune., 1879-11-01
TICKETS IN HUDSON COUNTY, Nj.

The Hudson County tickets for the ensuing
election are now comp etc. The Republican ticket is as
follows, For Director-aLarge Of the County Board OF
Chosen Freeholders, August Ingwersen; for County
Clerk, Henry X. Van Horne; for County Registrar
Maior David A. Peoubet; for the stae Assembly Ist
District, John Owen Rouse; lid District. +. D. Cole
lid District William W. Lee; Ivih District, william III.
Furman With District, David W. Lawrence; With Dis
trct. d. Herbert Potts. With District. william L.
Hoffman; With Distric. James Fleming.
The Democrats nave nominated the following candL
dates For Drectorat-Large Of the County Board of
Chosen Freehoders the present incumbent. Edward r.
Mcdonald for County Clerk. George B. Fielder for
County Registrar Jerrm mah B. Cleveland; for the State
ss-mbly Ist District. Noah ID. Taylor lid District.
Terence j. McDonsd II Id District. John Mullins IVth
District. Allan L. McDermotti With District, Peter
Benty, jr.; With District. William Buck With District.
James Curran With District, Joseph Me Ks.
The Greenpack-Lsbor party mas made nominations as
foows For Directorat-Large OF the County Board OF
Chosen FreehOldrrs. John s. ChetmOus; for County
Registrar. John Witt tor the state Assembly lid Dis
trict, Jacob b. Chase IVth District, Martin Lewis
New-York tribune., 1879-11-01
LABOUCHERE INsATIATE.

HE WANTS MORE TIME 10 JUSTIFY HIS CHARGES
AND GOES TO HIGHER COURT TO ASK IT.
LONDON, Friday, Oct. 81, 1879
Sir Robert Garden, Magistrate for Middlesex and
Surrey, has refused to hear further evidence
in justification of the alleged libels against
Mr.. Henry L. Lawson, Of The Daily Telegraph,
by Mr.. Henry Labouchere. OF Truth. Inc
question to be decided by him is simply whether or
not Mr.. Labouchere's articles are lDellous. MT.
Labouchere asked an adjournment of the case IN
order 10 enable him TO obtain a writ of mandanns
from the Court of Queens Bench to compel SIR
Robert Garden to hear further evidence The ad-
iourumeut was granted.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-01
GENERAL GRANT ar CHEFENNE.

CHEYENNE, wy, Oct. 31.-The special train
with General Grant and party arrived here Mt IL
At the same hour special train arryed from Denver
bearing Colorado delegation consisting of Governor
Pitkin, Routt and Gilpin. Teller
Congressman Bslford. and many other prominent cit
Gems OF that State. Owing to some mis-
understanding as TO the time OF arrival, Gov
eruor Hoyt and the committee failed to be
on hand, which produced embarrassment Finally
the Colorado delegation took charge OF the Cen
erals psrty aud drove the residence OF Governor
Hoyt where they dined. They afterwsrd returned TO
the Railroad Hotel, where informal reception took
place. There speeches. The party left at 230
D. m escorted by q delegation OF the Grand Army Of
the Republic from Omaha
New-York tribune., 1879-11-01
THE FARADAY IN A HEAVY GALE.
Tornn~ Friday Oct Al 1870

A telegram from the steamer Faraday, en-
gagged In laying the new French rsnsatlantic cable
dated In latitude 44o. 40 north. longitude 56o 40 wes
October 80, at g o'clock IN the morning, saysi
/ heavy southeast cyclone commenced "Wednesday
mornin0 and its centre passed the shD wednesday
evening" The wind is now from the northwest and II
is howIns a heavy gale. There Is tremendous sea
running but the ship is behaving well aud moving
slowly ahead.
II is TO be Inferred from the OF the market to-
day that the cable must have parted since the above
dipatcb was received but nothing has been made pub
Inc about IT, The shares Of the Ango-American Tele-
graph Cable Company suddenly advanced f2 to-day.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-01
EMPIRE STATE CAMPAIGN.
WORK IN THE RURAL COUNTIES

HOW 1T LOOKS IN GENFsEE AND NIAGARA-sTIR-
RING SPEECHES IN VARIOUS PLAots.
A special correspondent OF The TRnUNE writes
that Cornell will have majorities in Genesee and
Niagara Counties. and that Senator LOOMS IS
sure of reelection. The Kelly men are plentiful
mp that way but not organized Frederick
Douglass drew a large crowd Ia the village
of Adams yesterday. people coming fifteen
and twenty miles to hear him. Colonel A. W.
Tenney made an effective speech at Glens Fails
yesterday. Senator Allison spoke at Middletown.
The publicans ara still busy. although they re-
gard the work of the campaign as practically done
New-York tribune., 1879-11-01
DUTIES OF REPUBLICANS.

MAss-MEETING AT COOPER INSTITUTE.
LARGE GATHERING UNDER HE AUSPICES OF The
YOUNG NES's REPUBLICAN cLrB-ADDKFssEs
BY GENERAL HAwLEY AND HORACE RUSSELL,
AND LETTER FROM THURLow WELD.
General Joseph II. Hawley, of Connecticut, and
Assistant DistrIct-httorDey Horace Russell adj
dressed a large meeting called by the Young
Mems Republican Cub, In the great hall
of Cooper Union last evening. The adj
dresses were delivered with vigor, and
were carefully listened TO. An interesting let
ter from Thurow Weed was read. IN which tho
writer gave young Republicans much soand advice.
Great enthusiasm aud applause were aroused by the
good points made by the speakers.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-01
A STIRRING SPEECH BY A. w. TENNEY.
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.l

GLENs FALLS. n. T., Oct. 31.-A. w. Ten
ney has lust fin she one of the effective speeches
that has ever stirred the Republicans of this vicinity
Colonel CunnnG ham presided at the meeting. The
large operahouse here filed with an audience
which was remarkably attentive and growingly en-
thusiastic. Colonel Tenney has aroused the Repub-
cans here w0nderuly.