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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-12
FORTYFOCR MEN BURIED.

OVERWHELMED BY A SUDDEN FALL OF EARIH-
SIX MEN kILLFD.
ST. LOCIS, Feb. ia Kansas City dis
patch says terrible accident occurred at about $50
O'Clock tins morning at tho foot of Graudve IN cur
being made for the Chicago and Alton Railroad. Al
that hour TIE cut with almost perpendicular walls
ninety feet high cayed and buned the workm'n and
their teams under COCO yards Of earth There were four
team, IN the the time, and ten men we're working
If each team Besides these there were the foreman,
LANES MrCtrthy hI, Clcrk ANA two men WORKING VITA
tne pick Mr. Sodcn the contractor. not ia ne cut.
SIX persons were killed outright and several were
wou6drd The following are the killed Peter Bailey.
lanes Hagen Thomas Casey, Ed Hines, Daniel
Iu,t and Richard Kline. All the bOdic, nave been re-
covered. The scene l. heartrendnZ.
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succession and kept at the respective court houses
within the distrcts Notice OF the registry OF every
voter Ia be given In that dstot where no was last reg
stered, that name may appear on two ss az NC
same time Every voter TO receive certlncste on hs
right vote al specified poll, and the prounctou OF
such certificate to he obligatory before voting lue rs
of voters be open at all times. Illegal voting OF t
ATTEMPT 10 vote Illegally. well as auy misdemeanor on
the part of election officials, TO bc severely puhsheu
Clerk, OF courts 10 do the registering ot voters rec
Ing and counting OF ballots, part OF their regular
duties Each party to have the right 10 ne r. present
~ Watchers and no uoilng places 10 ne hIe III
dstrc where the city owns a building. re iaAallon
OF church property which u rs alleged womb hrnG uTtt
money into public treasury than could nc shven pN
reducing me salaries Of pncein n hremcn whose
life and health are constant danger or Oh scn"ol
teachers who work for the perpetuaton OF see"'cl"
moi
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Tho fact undoubtedly is, thai all The de-
vices tiolt Of lbs these Cpu-riiator-tu tNuij iH'
responsibility for the acts shown ~ in the cpncr> Wcr
fourd unsatisfactory ana UudNdIuu-. DcIlu al the
,vfI,,ir MIS- iit,iIicd Nu, tu- cNrrdirEt "a ed IA
new kcy and run,laou- were not feasible; ami one ~
one tine plans ot ia, tNp"S"o PaIlc- l" "i''iedt '
and stuIv how - avert the rc-Pnns li'N OF the
damaging publications. Icsuit'd III tic ad"Ilioh 81 '
lluu ,,ua,r GINNING pIl-c cXuuorG lU NJ. tuulou =
sly ir-iuuutIrn. " let admit Whatever cannot De
denied all the bar gaining and ttauc k- ana HtE"'l-
.ting which 4. shown bt the cIpueI- admt va, cannot
he ,-xua.urd away of Weeds. Pei on'- ami Marines
transactions ia O.cGpu RIO MA ana Houli ''l"'!"d
and tbu "a failure tt ~ cd these proceedings let u
charge tUli u was IN Re. uhii ans VINO wVtt Ih'
cinvds>ius boards" Was he programme agreed upon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-12
A urN.pnnsr pARALLEL

From The LGBgcr Whtg md t"UTitf (Eep q,
The spectacle presented by these detected
briners and corupOnisls would be- laughdplc were 1t
moi 80 srocLtug - every or pubic honor and
morality The performance OF the cophrc,ncIs was suI-
hccntly DISCUS INK. but sir. ld has added tie cap
.bcaf OF pffout 10 public intelligence by facns around
from the confessed evidence OF gigantic Yllan] planned
by ms confidential agents, ami putting on Il solemn
for me0dranRtic remuneration Oh he Repuocdhs
for fraud III. performance would lind a parallel II
some chap charged with attempted burglary, and ar
raigucd I'm court confessions OF ais COparCen-
er,' or pals" confronting him. Should nLjestlcahy
rise the midst OF the Proceedings srlko theatrical
attitude aud soicinny decllim " iay II please our
Honor dc- r. 20 char,e before God and my country
thar Tim Oaicrly robbed anen-ioost Oh At very same
t.t.f a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-12
TIE ELEVATED RAILWAY STRIKE.
rWo Thousand LAROETES SILL REFUSE 70 Woik
NO VIOLENCE REPORTED.

The strike on the Metropolitan Elevated
H..to.G oa the Harlem extension, which began Mon
day m'rriu-. continued yesterday. In the morning
arort forty men began work at On,-hundrr l-au'-
-i1th-.t. nul were soon driven away by about l5oo
strikers. These strikers in tnrn, driven from
Ei,.il.-ayr. by the police. Daring the morning men
stood about the ueighbprho0d in groups hu no violence
was fcpo, Jed The strikers number nearly OO1 Tney
hay 10 ORGANIZATIONS but have selected several 81 their
Am5c3 10 act a. spokcsmen. They complain bitterly o.
the reduction aud say tht under the former arrange
mrut hy lug ten hours day they only earned -
$50. h: and they accept the reduction they VIII re-
ycori, - 30 week The roo;men are employed by
cuLir. ct and st wiling To work, altGoISi extend
ing their alIupathe1 to- the strikers.
The i.ldcf~ are taking eVcr' piecaution a-i'u't OK
c'es. The men, yesterday afternoon, were quci ana
determined. q meeting Of The directors Of ihr ioad
took place yesterday, and tHtY decided 90 discharge a
the striker. on Saturday and pay them thrir wages
IIi- will delay work the rOHd Tor short ume
Superintendent Couoyer th,n iutcuus L" employ n"
IN 20. Inspector TGornr mas charge Of the uoHrr
HrrIugtmruts and sufficient force II 1T haud should
u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-12
CAPTAIN BLAIR'S TRIAL.
erpo>c PROOF IN OLD LETTERS.

STRONG PROOF IN OLD LETIEks'
SOME NOVEL POINTS ~ LAW DISCUSSED AT Ihh
observation-disclosures OF ANUMBER OF Tim
ACCUSED OFFICERS LETTERS.
In the trial of Captain Thomas Blair, OF the l'ih
United states Infantry, at Governors Islam" yes
tcrday. large portion of the evidence against HIM
was Submitted 10y The JudC'-Alvocate. lhls eV'-
deucc. which consisted of letters written by the ac-
cused officer was objected n strongly by his coun-
sci. hat the court-martial decided TO receive IT,
The letters furnish strong proof OF bigamy and for
gerry. oncs,ion regarding the competency of the
court martial TO act was decided against the prs
nnpl
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111s nrNnM1NArInN AseI.REn

From The fUgHst4 (GD ChrOHri' rHd toiUt,DHdStt LhI
80 far Mr.. IIlden has been benefited IN
stead %. being Injured by tue nvc tigAtOn which was
SCI on , " hp comes out Oi II with clear
skirts viii undoubtedly be- candidate before the Ma
op Democratic Convention rXt year, and he viii De,
for the reasons We nave given, strong Candlddt
great many Democrats MAJ not want nm. but II ihey
believe that be- the sronges they Will take hin
~ readily III 1850 Hs they dId III 1876.
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.CnrCu NEEDIlr.

Whatever doubt hung about Il" truth OF
tho ute. aa" tncr" lever WIS u'h rNcpi 10 ~.
miudo al Mi. "us personal trends. nav" nrch ols-
.ilat,d by tLi~ .e.IDu Fac Ul-t dCi,S "c'D 'U Z
sr" proved 60 TOO Z ar.ur, TN IEEt\E~ mist'Hy
trans tuI~ correct, auu, not more pF "tlt th'F I-
united Than hl Wtt tAr' lUr-nt IJ5c ir Infamous par
poses tL-.T authors Ur' p",tt u tile cas- "i tut
nephew a.i cnparc-ncr t't verdict mast hc uHf'-
stfN,uly guljv and tue pest that Mr. llrn can tNptc
i,;l s.rIIc, OF undoubtedly guile. OUT 80. technically
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-12
BALTIMORE AND ONO.

CIyCIvNArG Feb. IA Wheeling, w. Va"
dispatch say, that in The yes crday bill was in
rodrccd to declare the charter of the Baltimore and
ONO Railroad forfeited recent examination by JOINT
special committee having developed the f"ct tHa the
company has been charging more than Wfu rates,
ana by unjust discrimination has worked INJURY 10 me
manufacturing AID producing interests OF the state
NEW CANADIAN RAILWAY.
OTTAWA Feb. lI.-Thr fist through train from quebec
an tu. oncl,cc Montreal Ottawa and Occidental Eal
way arri we'd here shortly after p. IN. to-day
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loss BY FIRE AND BURGLARS.

CIHcISAATI, Feb. 1O.-Dunng the progress
or = trc IN Emery Brothers candle and oil ware
house al YlEc and Wsersts., al a. IN to-day, thieves
hroke the windows Of stcinan Brothers jcweiY store
ON Four, and carried ot - 800 worth Of watches.
rings cc. At the same time tollcSss truss store ON
Tour;A-.t was entered and quantity "f ruS,r, carried
of Tno loss OF Emery BIotncro bN tho hr' 3, ao1ut
s1,nn i'm the same building WAS Dddly burned Whilr
r. -cning two lite children. Tue latter wee also
seriously burned about the hrHd legs ARD i,oi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-12

From ne Gbica9o Tti5ua| E,ol

fNTTNVT
Tie direct inference from Mr.. IIlden's
swetpiug drnials IL thar tins qnlet and gentle 'rtim q"
fraud was rcPO,ng ~ on c0Sfrhair AZ So ID hidu'icF
Ptk IN inter and pe1cefu ignorance that there had been
Presidential election perfect ma renee To the tN
stcncr Of such characto rst!caly@' uhern institutions
a. Returning Boards and u lrthcan oblivion as 10 tue
Los sbIity OF transmitting messages III 1phrf or even
me Application Of electricity 10 the art ~ toGr"phluE
All Tden BLOWS about Is mat OooCOO clllLeuS we're
defraudcd wE.o ke was ia THIS QueStcut condition!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-12
wATrERsOS Is SATISFIED,

Every honr>t and candid man III the conn
trV w. has follow I'd the course or tnI- iuyCrtlgaUn,
knows that tncTc not u single stan upon mo
honorable reputation Ot the Hon. samuel j. I'll
don nv ppllug $4,000 to pack Or thieves
who had stolen the Presidency ~ agent OF ire
Republican leaders, "a money - paid by bank OH
or. ia hur mr.. who nave b12gcd the cash and bonds
benncng Ia the institution, MIR. Tlden could nave st.
cured The file. t. winch ne hat been lawfully chosen
IVA large uior.ty Of the American people. lie posi-
lively drciucd pay money Tor the office which right
fully belonged in. lie sttius to-day WIN h- honof
unclaimed and his MOST deadly enemies, VINO nave pur
sngd MIA witn relentless abuse, know TINS pcIi'cty
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rENNEs.RE BONDHOLDERs, NEGOTIATIONS.

NASHVILLE, Feb. 1.-THE Legislature re-
assembled to-day after recess of ten days General
Roger 4 Pryor. the legal representative Of Tennessee
b,ullolders. arrived tins morning from Scw-Iork to
renew the Offer OF the bondloidrrs to compounds the
state drDt by reduction Of 30 per cent or the prlncl-
pal or % reduction OF interest IL claims dHt those ne
.ur, ,rr,, ale IN way iutCrc>tr m t suts against
riroa. brought bY Of the states creCiors, 10 en-
fbIco a sui posed lien railroad property IN FAVOR oi
IN. NrrdIInIs.
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THE SAME OLD Defence.

The aeknOw led mcut IA now made that the
Democratic leaders tried 10 buy the Presidency ana the
only attempt persuade the cOuutry that MI Iiiden
knew nothing of the negotiations carried on. Even II
his innocence he proved. u has not been yet the
Dr,nncratlr party viii n0 relieved of responsibility
for ne ,rfs of IT. accredited agents. But there l. no
res ,op to believe Mr. TIdru Innocent lie says lie is
ana " hat rlsr can IA" SAY II believe him are
forced Ia tine tsOn that he IL tho siupdest man ~
the United states The line 0i defence he mas hdopru
when circulars bearing ms name, having for their oh
iect fashcAOu OF returns, we're scattered All over
NJ
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evoTuEpIxG WITH INDIGNArIoS.

The dI,av0wals of Mr.. 1Idcn, under oath
are A. broad ana cxpclt language can Dilkc them
An honest man finds difficulty IN restraining MS lilg-
,ttnu over tn- whole cipHCr business. HAVING cor
rTuiy obtained possession ~ all the private tccS'tN
rctinR 10 the failure the Democratic SIDE 10 pro-
nre fr return ~ these state, ana the uoHrou7 nnd
cnrrunt uraus by which fraudulent returns were Sc
,fr ON me ut ncr the Radicals first destroy the eNl-
ur- of fhcroVn guilt and turn publish the ttrSidna
- m Democrats and exhaust language ia utnuuuclnS
a.. ,.,rruuf I,XIcr, q the Democracy
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ASKING TOO MUCH

To SAY that he is che Old noodle he claims
by h- evidence to be- at variance IL every former
hubble and private ~ hl- NE 70 b'ltF" hin now
rcn,rrs Al. To- believe that Horace Greeley under
stood h or else deliberately led about nm To De
lieye him now requires Us 10 believe that Ne never
wrecked A Railroad or made false income return To
believe him requires 70 believe that lie knew moth
Ing OF the manner winch his nomination Al ~ Louis
wa, procured, that he knew nothing Of tho amount oI
money used IN hls campaign nor the manner OF Ito sr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-12
PERSONALLY AID POLITICALLY PURE.

There are those who will find in this plain.
straig forward story ryi.cuce II 90 much couirc"
ia trends honest candid man viii nnd IN n any
thing dcrJOry 10 he personal integrity oi Inc gentle
man whom ia" people Coctrd to the Presidency two
yrpr. ago ast November. Aud whatever effect thi, q
V.atgaun ua5 have upon tie IA ufe 81 ans OF tho per
SONS concerned IN It, the American people VIII always
be Il al at malice dctftc ION have spent their Oicc
IN VAN upou the personal and political character o,
samuel j. Tdcu, the rgItiui President OF thc United
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-12
Is Ir EEAIN rARALYsIsI

II matters very little whether or not Mr..
II! len &, cNuurUurd. Ili- fTlrnd, not Gu TINS
point, however the remark ol Inc NdhOh, which may
nave bren intended ut ~ sarcasm nat Mr. TildCn
can only gtt on Of the rcupc 10y proving abb
brain paraiyHI- /. paptbc fact hs thdt entertain
IlcI ever uttered u "a contrary 10 The
ufc Of thing, that Nc lld,u should have been iguo
raut of the schemes aud plots 81 h- agents, except
the supposon that he cautioned them not To lct him
know wudj they were donS-that ~ Prrdrrduscmont
hc suffered brain llrdi! ,i-
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EATuIK nIEER.

IT0nI he Nns'DU IHTfII'IfI UI'lJ
Mr. Tildcn j. a great deal better Informed
~ to what tho Republicans did IN The three southern
states Than A. TO the proceedings ~ thO~r who acted
under ms own nose. ms queer. IL Is great deal
more queer that with -ac Pp5itlNc knowledge, hc, -
LAWYER accustomed 10 object to hcars1y evidence has
not even thai L. bring forward IN rrOof Hts opinion
on the subject worthless, absolutely lie has chosen
10 admit that he IS Rrctchtd judge of men ~ con
tnuug 10 hold relations with htW who had under
taken 10 make HIM President by hooked methods, his
own WAYS beng stIdightturW ard.
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CON-PICUOUsLN FAILED.

This was the object understood by al IN.
Dsuorr,,, concerned iu in ur ga" clip cIS last
W.rk In NeN-York city: 70 defend iltcn 9" trc ext ut
AZ fncr lIltt OF tIgI-ct'- PERSONALLY ana
ro,irict}v The. did >o fine best Of Their ability tu'
flra-ioo.lshy fa"d; ana there Is 10 "H. 'h,hE NOR
co.p,cnu,iy brought forth by the investigation th"n
mi. %. tr on tu. art rf t, cujFoca.I>, GurS- u j.
tcr luoccprr aud belief in the non. ~ty oi purpose
oil men whom he testified hr dd not tit-l
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LITTLE CONsOLATGON FOR WEED AND PELTON.
Prom The Springfield URi0n lRsD)
After all. Smith Wood and PeltOn Came ont

If tne 0cal ~ examination about the best Of all the
"cuparceners" They have least the grace to know
that they and tried to do ascoundrey hng
end the honesty TO acknowledge II. IL Is 10 be hOpeu
that ultimately II not just at present II may prove true
in their IL has in many others since the tou
dalton Of the world. that confession Is good Tor te
soul" The result OF the examination Is great triumph
for THR tribune IT. copies Of the kilograms ana It's
trans atOns OF them proved 10 be correct, with u,
important exceptions, and &c has and ought To have ful
credit of the entcrpri.ng and useful pieces
of journalistic WORK ever performed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-12

From me 1uGHr Jfr1d NhfPl .,
The case is worse for Mir. lIIden thah II
o either before or after his card because u Is shown
that his card was deception. The card plaiuy sought
to convey the impression that he knew nolhS Oh ne,e
corrunt efforts until the cipher publications. But II now
appe mat he knew Of them when Pelion was AZ BAL
tnoTr This proves two things: first. that hs orEluhl
dental Wa disiugenuuus thus dIrclcdtinE any DENIAL
aconl that after BE knew OF these corrupt movements
flay 4fftl wei on
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TIE TRIBUNE IL sATrsFrED-ARE YOU

fTOl1 ne ven tiittH Hfy'S'ti NDc"
THE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE has advertised
MI I1idru'- Presidential aspTa Ions 80 thoroughly tHh
tie mos bitter enemies OF the sage OF Grdnrrcy ParA
ADM; that Ildcn stIuis stronger before the country
to-day tuau ever. II" fierce assaults upon Iden, taken
with cipher dispatc nld thr 1mpcgnahlH dtnh
OF Mr. Iilden before thr NeNNOrk subcommittee, nave
IL,uL-Al N 4 clMn-nLc LcLnLcnL MI MuhlIC Opllun
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sOUrHhRN STATE DEBTS.
REPUTATION IN ARKANSAS.

REGULATION II ARKANSAS.
LITTLE Rock, Feb. 11.-Altcr debate
occupying nearly all day and mp to a late hour Last
evening" Representative Fi,hOIcRs resolutions prop'S-
r Constitutional amendment repudlatnS m" l'iCld
and other bond passed the House bJ vote Of % 10 10
seventeen members were absent
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CoIrvTrRFrlTER SENTENCED.

TRENTON, y. j., Feb. lin the United
state. Court to-day, Henry Cole, the accompicc oi
Ulrch the countcricItcr sentenced To pay nr oi
- 900 to serve term OF wclyc years IN thr stat
Prison Uiich ID sull ia On" Mercer County Jail Mach
oas Moore, !Or passing counterfeit tiado dollars AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-12
BRIDGE DESTROYED BY ICE.

CHICAGO, Feb. ia report has been re-
ceiycd that gorge IN the Mis- ouli River ~ glasgow
No. hls destroyed e pan ol the railroad bridge when
WAC ncins built for the Chicago and Alton t'lr'ad hS
I ,,,,.ri.. ~ E,Igr Company. of Chicago The los,
,,,,t. ~ $50 600 ur 10000. falls ou go bridge
outp,,y n would h,yo Dern rrldy for use by March l.
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TOO MANY NINNYHAMERs.

Mr. IIldcn energies from investigation puri-
fed ~ by nre. II. however, AaPo.ron bonaparc Dc
serves Crruii fOr the lntuiNt know edge o men wien
enabled chain to his 81 cInrr such uasterIu
minds a. Ncv, - ifat Suchct DdyOust, Mcdonald ami
Ma-,rIa what ar To think 81 the political leader
VINO draws about him great crisis suri IN mate
uiuuy hamrrs as D-umark," " Moses aud 4" Foxy
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SOLID FOR 1890

Nom The Nrtr- York COAtusrctdi ddtFft ger thepD
THE TKIBtNE thinks that the Democracy,
which accepts Tdcn- story ~ the tfuih should give
practical eX mbitiOn its ailh by IenOmlnag nun Tor
President We suppose 70 i almost needless 10 observe
that me Commercial is of the same opinion rms Jour
mai il prcparcd to second his nomination any day.
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boards OF either Of the disputed States He viii be be-
lieyed I'm the direct and emphatic statement that he
never had any negotiations direct indirect with any
of the returning boards and that ne never received saw
or knew any OF br cipher kilograms I'LL they were
published In THE TRIBUNE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-12
ONLY ONE OF TWO CONCLUSIONS POSSIBLE.

1t is evident, after the work of the cipher
dispatches aud the Potter Committee, either that MI.
Tlden shrewd trickster or that he Is fool He has
never had the reputation OF being tho latter and ne
souty denies being tho former. But he ~ so deeply ~
vOlvcd the aud-transactOns that public opinion VIII
he compelled 10 place him In OF the two caeg0fos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-12

IN.nn Tlt Tim NlrdIh Hfpl

Mr. Tildcn's attitude does not stand sciG-
tiny lie cannot rcuci inquiry 10y wuot c DENIAL rs
aw,rpiug ,latcIirut, are EXPOSED nv H. own W0lds
lie breaks down pliifult Us mtr2urs ihlrd, ana "'
TN, tho responsible ty upon lii Ak Ut. III ~
rnrgucc was rot -rO-. aS- E- prcicrcr 90 hdHaIu
nj schemes when hc quite ready to take iuIl al
vautas. Poor linden! HIS last appc uMicris 'he most
o al.
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scuoovtR FoUsDERED AT SEA.

ST. JOINS. y. g., Feb. ll.-iutclligence has
bec, received here today of the arrival at Han, Ing
hand. ct Captaiu Powell aud six Of the crew Of the
..,,,,,.r l. Z.nier Of Chatham. y. b. The A. Ian'cr
VA, oi a. voyage from RI ahu'io so Providence IL L.
WI fnru,fc January ~ latitude ~ north, Ions ,tude
g..
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COMPLETELY NVDICNTED.

IIDDl IIt y F'0f bI'I1 iUfHII
NJ, TiI1ru come, out of the inquiry into the
,inrr kilograms with spotcss integrity III, enemies
ar. forced 10 admit that after reading hs iul' -Npclt
,,,,tr t,,d ocuuil Of any completely
in ANY attempts ~ c0ruptly influence the returning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-12
THE CIPHER VERDICT.
AS IT COMES IN FROM THE PRESS.
INDICATED BUT WEAkENED
A.nri Irlnfnn Poi IllN Nfpl
FrOn, The Meg York EreHtnl fOsi IfH" i''PJ
r,;I a., 4, ,,;,J;cofob hV his clear.

Mr.. TiIdcn Is Vindlcateu Dy III CIt.tT, III II
nboc and pcrenptory denins from participation ~ the
scbemes imputed 10 his friends; they All a'qt nm oi
any knowledge OF what they hoped 10 do; put 'no ~
traoroiuqry confessions the publcsts. statesmen anu
10 whom his interests were abandoned dIhH
most critical time, though they 40 nor ldlhlIi us
honor, VIII lessen his IHlic Iol "l'e'''''''''' 1880 "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-12
LnnN nANcolK Lie INsuNANoE CoMrANY.

JOHN HANCOCK LIFE lN1JhA"'L t'NIANl'
Boston. Feb. l1.-At IA meeting OF the John
u,aco Mutual Life Insurance Company today Samuel
AlDrrtou was chosen presidcnt pro tenn, ~ place oi
George Thornton resigned, ant the usual appointments
of committees were made. TIE change III ne pre- no!
W. t,t rnt,iIy dos NOT affect To- sligItc.j degree
Is nuancai condition, wAcn 10 Ia every respect Sails
.attuIJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-12
A., I-Nr,vpT AIMED TRANSFORM ATIOE.
4. - l.L-..t -.-L

When Samuel j. lildcn was Governor OF
tLc state nf StV-IO!k lie Wd- an exceedingly knowing
customer but after he lost the Presidency MS sens
became SEQ buuted that pistol were fired of ri%ht
under hIs lose ne would not nave known az! thihE
nhOlt n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-12
ALLEGED COHEI PTION ~ SUSSEX COUNTY.
n.ur IunrLa \ Y Enh l.-lhn limnmriAL

PONT JRUVIs, \. T. FCU. II.-INt HldN'HT
affairs ol sussex County y. j. have been discovered %
HI, IN very bad shape by tne committee az Ne"ion. y
: recently appointed To- investigate them. lti- said
,.r several prominent officials Jle Implicated IA
Irregularities and iOigtrIU-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-12

"Have You ROSTERS with two heads down
t.,r 49,, 4 oa- .skcd OF southern negro WHO had
10. - boastl ~ tne remarkable PTOdUo IONS 81 hs
iutr, " "Oh, J-c-., AaDs AN, DIt 1hey a'o be4Il
rar berry Tar."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-12

iT.,, Tie h'.'"" ~ n. - thfPJ
All that Samuel Jones IIld"n has told An
,,,,,,u, ,nlut., D.. what lac Gi'Et know about the
,lrbrr. Aud Nc al, thousAt hc WAS song 10 tci what
IA did know.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-12

Mamma said a little boy who had been
sent To drl toNs ss4o.e tue rc is it dome when u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-12

REPORT THAT ALL QUESTIONS WILL BE RI
FERRED 10 COMMISSIONER INK FOR AEBI-
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MANAGING RAILROADS AT EIGHTY.
INTEkEsIING TESTIMONY or EDWIN u. WORCESTER,
SECRETARY OF THE NETWORK CENTRAL AND
Ike SHORE RAILROADS, IN THE GREAT WILL