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Daily Republican., 1879-09-19
FIRST EDITION..
NEWS SUMMARY.

FlkSI 6UIIIUN.
NEWS SUMMARY.
|.,r~ for General Grsnt-rh'
r.vntue Democracy - Catholic
.,ne,suce Festival D'y--Charg
nth Murder-Other Items and
eidents.
! francisco was in holiday attire
(rday, and the streets were crowd,
kth people, awaiting the arrival
yn,ral Grant. A partial suspen-
n business on account Of the Jew.
fsv Year added to the holiday ap.
Lncs Of the streets. The principal
d are brilliantly and profusely
|stsd, and all arrangements have
COMPLETED for the reception. Pilot
are cruising outsid. the Heads, to
Ispt the City Of Toxic. If she
A arrive during the night,she will
ere until morning before signal
sr presence.
National Democratic Executive
bittss met at Washington yester.
Dispatches say that Hon. J. F,
bpey, Chairman Of the Ohio State
tive Committee, Expressed a very
line opinion that the Democrats
krry Ohio by a large majority :"
nat "the matters considered were
usual routine preparatory to the
ppcement Of a campaign /; and
that the Tammany movement
York was only alluded to Incl,
ly after the business Of the ses.
as concluded.
Inc meeting of the Catholic Total
renee Union, in Detroit, yester-
he feetival Of St. John the Baptis,
Sunday within its octave, was
"a as the feast day Of the Union,
formity with a brief sent to the
ption by the Holy Father. The
I board of officers were reelected
70 Union adjourned TO meet al
lon, Pa on the first Wednesday,
ust, 1880.
rs Wynkoop,of North Middleton,
rs. Cells, Of Carlisle, Pa, we're
d on Wednesday, charged with
urder Of an aged lady named
who died in Carlisle last May,
Fsenical poison. Wynkoop, who
stice Of the Peace. Is the admins
pf the dead woman's estate. The
mes up on writ Of hebsas corpus
row.
lin of cars was thrown from the
4 the Metropolitan branch Of the
ore and Ohio Railroad, near
pgton, on Wednesday night.
pc person, an express messenger,
iously injured. His leg had tn
utated on account Of injuries re
from the splintsrs Of a broken
John W. Fsrnsy and friends
at Topeka, Kansas, have been
ed many courtesies by the Gov.
I Kansas Mayor Of the city and
generally. Colonel Forney
at the Opera House Wednesday
k, and started for home yester
The rest Of his party are to visi
hver mining region before they
teausr Hard Cash, which lef
is Wednesday evening for Wal
pd, below Memphis, was sunl
lies below St. Louis. and th'
her hold badly damaged. Th'
was valued at $50 and wa
Georgia Court Of Impeachment
Jared the Comptroller guilty
USED to remove the clause dis
Ing him from hereafter holdin,
Sentence is to be prom ounceC
fal Butler was again nominated
prnor of Massachusetts, yester
5 time by an "Independent'
lion.
Grew, Of New York, dice
y last evening, aged 81.
he Fail River ktrikers.
ecial meeting of the Board o
IN Of Fall River was called yes
to act upon a request Of tn.
Fshal for an immediate increase
olice force. Two Aldermen did
nd, and third left the meeting
asa melton was made to add ont
men to the force. The Board
en- WithOnf q a ouOruvn M aption
Daily Republican., 1879-09-19
NEW ADvERTIsEsfENTS.

NOTICE.-The partnership heretofore OK
~ listing between e. Mitchell, Jr., and F.
A. Mitchell, trading as Mitchell & 20, Agts.,
day dissolved by mutual consent. All settle
ments will be made to or by .... l..
Il. MITCHELL. JR.,
+. A. MITCHELL.
September l8, 1879.
hope by promptness and good work to
merit a continuance of he liberal patronage
b st ,wed upon the above firm.
E. MITCHELL, JR.. Agt.,
9.l93t 80 ". Front st.
NIOTICE Tho membership tickets for
~ passive members OF the Millard Club
are now ready. and can be obtained ofWm.
J. Fisher, N. +. 'orntr Eighth and Market
streets, by calling and paying the subscrip.
tion fee. This should be done at once, as the
G .ncert takes place in u few weeks, and only
those who have subscribed will be entitled to
tickets. 9-l9lt
Daily Republican., 1879-09-19

NTANTED.-Twa boys to open oysters |;
w also woman to open oysters and as
sist with housework at COS Madison street.
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II you have Sick Headache take a
dose of DR.. Bulls Baltimore Pills.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-19
Deuscra,ic Congressman Elected.

1t has heretofore been supposed that
McKenna Republican, had been elect
ed to Congress from the Third Califor-
mia District over Berry, Democrat, but
official returns from all the countries
in the district, except Trinity, give
Berry III majority, (which the re-
turns from Trinity cannot materially
change"
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TERRIBLE DEPRAVITY.

Sarah Jane Sinex, was dismissed on
the charge of disorderly conduct, the
evidence showing that she had been
terribly abused by her brother and sis
ter. The testimony of the Witnesses
developed state Of affairs that are hor-
rible to contemplate. and proved that
the family are about as low in the NOR
al scale as it Is possible for them to be-.
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WANTED TO RUN THE MACHINE.
Geo. Patterson, COL, was the first to
claim attention at the Police Court this
morning. George had sailed into the
Holly Tree Inn yesterday, and finding
fault with the style in which things
were done there he had endeavored to
take the reins in his own hands. Mr..
Hickman objected to this, and George
was arrested. 81 and costs was the pen
atty imposed.
, 1879-02-13

Etr Iork c,'an,ercia! drtrtfset tRep.l.
Mr.. Marble says thu tdcn Of purchasing the
Florida yotn meter occ,rsed 10 him. and that lie
wnB horritIcd to read thu translat!olIs tie 7rit
une printed Of his teleEruns, IN which he was
shown Us trying tn buy the vote Of tint State.
THIS naturally incited Mr. Reed to ask him II,
being tu that franlu Of mind, nnd being con-
ecious of Ills own innocence, he hal not cndcay-
cred to recnytr tllc true cipher, properly trans
!nic tllp tIispatclIrs. thereby covering lac thu
ignant Trlb,sne Will, confusion. aud cunimg out
himself before the world, ciottied In Ills Bt,ut-
lcssncss. To the surprise of everybody who
tfluuglIt tint this rOparcener hail hanklrnE
for tic sskcen sunlight OF publicity" ha wns
obliged tn confess that lso had not soualit to
ird tl,c cipher; tu fact, That he had never NEIL
tioncd It even to his partncr III guilt, Teltun.
OF coursc, tlis pnc admission tells the whole
story. Aficr lint II would be q wnste uf wuF.ls
lu f0llow Marble my further Out at llls own
mouth he lias condemned himself. Thu "kcen
bright sunlight OF ,publscitY" " has la!d hlui cut
''dcadcr'n u wedge"
, 1879-02-13

Sprin1a<'d {naSf.) RfpH5lftuh tId.).
MantoM Marble would hare the world Delicvc
That he reccvcts thu propositions OF tic corrupt
Returning Board, which, were before him for
days, ttnt ho simply leeeraphea the facts TO
reltut, but tl.at ho ncycr consented to my bar
gai,n Mr.. Marbles previous character Is Ill lts
iuyor, but Ills own testimony yesterday Will
count heavily ugaiilst llItn even among those
WIN would chilly believe him innocent IN IN.
te,ltion and uet. Ar. Tlltlen drew to himself
lnrgrly Of ,ic independent vote Of the country
because Of his established record us a refurHer,
a tic popular fulfill ,|.at hu wus tlear-s!g,,teu
nnl sllruwd enough to surround hln,sGlf with
Gusld n,rlt, to do the best thing for his own
reputation, md seek tic good ot the country;
liz was credited with bclpg nn nstuto po!!tcal
manager, who knew hts tnen, uud could un.l
would Eorer,, his surrnundtEs.-Wttli lens
leader and commander. Tint tue old man
must now appcar II, ile lI.mliating r0fe Of the
tnduEent and hoodwinked unrle, tic v.ctim, VI,
to this point Of being utterly cutnpro.nsetl, of
Il awayward but blundertns renhew. takes away
from Cor. TilltGn tuuctI 0t his power rs am
asptrant entitled to rcspect, null qualified 70
command doubtful support. The country VIII
not br ready ngnEn to yt,te that men l!ke Pclion
10 glyeil tlc run Of tlle White 1lousc.
, 1879-02-13


slon ol talis river would lowcr the whtcr VI Cairo
NOT LESS THAN TEN FEET
nt htc,lwntcr ,nnrk.n
"Hhut wn,JI ina ,l,c cfYcct ri ,h,s ,owcrtno
OF tile httl,.wattr tnprk m ilo jow.wntrr ,han.
ntlst'
"'rbc river would fnll lust NJ mnrb 1nwer.
The consequence wt,nin he. lint Mi the bnre MT
;s ,sns w}e I ,n, aHs. ' ros ~ ,v.r b ,s 5 WIZ IN
rs IN tic banks above and below,
Docs tI,,s cunpriso lie wt1uIa al the outlet
sy6faInfn
"'rhnt IA Tho mnfn mart nf Tho xorl y
SFhat tunre wtnljd hr ncrrssnrv r., fe ,Ionr7 y
III the 1c,l ttyer In diverted i,tu thr Su!,fue
Of The CalcasIc,,, IT will hu necessary 10 make
hlMk'"nter navigation from tile month n[ Tic
saoato 70 New OrleAtts. This would greatly
oeilent SeW orttn'le."
40" lohE my: YOU been thinking out this
theory, CaptatnI" , -..
wen. Tor twenty-five or thirty years.
haae up my fh'ha about thirty years atss', ilat
THE LEyER sYRTRM wAsA PIAup."
"What induced lint roneiusIonin
~ came to hui corsc!usion fur iiIc reason flat
The river IL tn,ltinuuflv r,isit,,r iiertf Af Now
Orleans, for insarsr, il ,ns rntsv,l several fect
s!nso can feeol!sst: At siiiiksn's lend. aboyo
were at,1ye liz wascr ti,nt uow ars prttcc,cJ Uy
leycc3 seven ur cieIlt feet high, Nv father nj
ilt time lived on thu opposite sl,ic IL fc river.
Ills stock In lS2u aubsisted On hand which wns
llnprutcctctl by isyccs, Tic Itiei, wafer Of lN;7
stood seven OF, those same lns,tls. Il,cro arc
many similar instances all thu waJ to Cnrt,.
sSs ,,t 1a eaKs t u ;c rs1r fs sow tt Il s M
neen ouit up, one stratnnl a,les hsiot'itrt 1llst
a. as hrcss M are ]a,. At Ca'ro. IN orts Tor well
~ H. .ees ep es to"M ,s e"ttomwo ~ ns. a.
HeW oraeans, IN !s1o, mT 'ee. oe'om % tI'e %aMFsace,
s!p'tes-.tcu Mas louts. a. u.!cs M t.a.es t!tes
nave ncch ioAhu 1"fty ana i'sv lGet nstles
grnunu. ~ many p!neea, Mneru 'aey iase
folui rsca Il trses s so@s ss ss sst' lie 's wc s
river Inns been Tiled upi Aln1, tic tl1urc tliry try
, 1879-02-13

EfHcfHHTft f%sntnefCta{.
Among q number Of lctt0rs tu tile late Josh
In X. tiIdtlinus, published tn tho ClevetltM
Len.d, ia one tro,i, lliraru Greeley, under lntc
of Aprtl at. 1877, in which lle urges tle uotnI-
,a.sotl Of Iam Curwtn by thu Wlllgs for ptcsl-
dpns, uuMl william II, Seward for Vtcs.Prcsi-
dent. Tbs TMyiur llurruii, he sailt, must lay0
tts run. aut then It wuuld 1c aeon !nw much VI
IL wus manufactured gus. Old Tough anil
Rcaliy was writing "Ints Ut lettcrs i!lnt wolsid
kiii I!n, il llu Alsxls4ns dill not" A. Tor Cur
Win, whlu In urPel lin for tho Presidency,
lie pronounced him ttmiu haau, a1ul uloro
afraid Ut getting Its fcvt wet than uny-
body 10 ttisce|cy) Gncw. Hut tllu great
Lack II wus this i.l1l OF the hour, nal the hur-
rah hot only notntaatrl. hut clerted him. Mr..
Grcelcy did no. sufficiently take into accouht
tho iact lllat wurs develop con!1l.1hscss Who, Ut
tllctr successful termination. becoll!n popu'ur
t!cas iur wllotn 1,othh,s short Ut this Presidency
IL go.Al enough. Washington. after thu Wur Ut
tils Revolution; Jackson, a!ter that Ut 1879:
Taylur, aitcr lhc Mexican War; '4ni usant, at
tl,s c,ld Ut tho srcat evil conflict, became tTcsl
leuts. Whom olr Civil War opened, Hawthorne,
t.lu novelist, then ut Washington, beAl0auc! the
fact that wu Should bu undur tllo Eu!u VI bullet
heutlcd Generals fer forty yeals thereafter. i
man wl,o has commanded armies md led troops
to victory, studs a'tn,lc., better chanru Ut l,s
Presidency titan ulle WHO cuts lsnlselt elected
Governor Ut Ohio.
, 1879-02-13

q,.;rer correspondent altudcs to It. The old man
Is aure--clcar!y Konc. lit has broojc,i over hts
asapp;otIntmsnts untl he sppssr. a., leen.ea;
tanned hIs tead atgnst'eanti,y;;;
Where did you sec hint"
AT his honsc, No. Is dramcrcF Park. IVES
deposition, nnd most Of tic Tina 1as nlone with
hin. I'D ask+ him q question. aild, thuuRli wo
were atone In those troat double par1ors. l,o !.
would hesitate, lpok around the room. and then
whisper his answcr Into my cat. lie seenlctt III
absolute terror for fear somebody should orcr-
,.st.Ss;;' ~" Ws;s these answers matters of great
mo: how could they bel They wcro tu 90
tnto olepos!tons to bo used in Court, and tho oi,.
posite side Ind right to ba present and hear
s them !! they wanted; Ia point OF fact, they
'c! 'ne take him alonc.''
"Wt,at about ills personal appcaranee1''
"Jhere hc seems to bc rackcd also Une Of
his arms appears to f'c gil drawn up, md hv
holds It up against his side about the hight Ut
his vcst-pockct, mud there 1t stays apparently
helpless. 1t Is only with au effort TINT le can
sioway move 1t around to shake hands With any
"What did you think OF hin, ge1,erally-thc
~ thought he was Il badly uscd.up commit
nifty. In truth, fclt eorrr for tho old n.au."
.f, "Goa .1 bad seen M him beiore' hadn't YOUR
"And you nu.iccd d great change In hfma"
"Ycs; very great change, Indeed"
-, "Mcsc ,. ~ ~ answers, sueh Us they wero, clear
AYES: what he said WAS clear euoslvt: but
there WAS thnt air OF susntclon or fear hbout
lltn,-a kind OF startled dir, as II hc distrus,cd
cvcrybody-t1lat convinced mic hc Wasn't all
right up iIcre.n
Tic other Eight met Cant, Henry Mapfcsou.
Jr, whose wifo Ia the beautiful slinc. iIozc, Of
the Roral Opera Troupe, and ILLS statement
ut4Sk4ye A4n% krfkk
Capt. Mapleson IVES al Saratoga with jis wi(o
last summer, nrnt wle there Cor. Tiluun
showed many attentions to the beautiful prmn
donna; indeed, 10 marked was Ills preference
for t,cr society above ali tlc other visitors tlere
that some Of tho newspaper correspondents
alfudetl to It, limiting tint the British Captain
had l,utter LOOK cut Or he might bs robpcd ol
Its ,,rcttv French wife BY "Qtd Sanmy.'' This
didn't cause hn1 any alarm or jealousy, how
ever, fot he philosophicaly remarked that, fay.
Ing aside all questions OF love, lI* wife Ind too
ini.eh good selsc 10 cayc him for wtt1.crgu,
tlrtcd-up obi man, even though he might bu d
tIn,t b,r .tt
, 1879-02-13

= 77RfNbEF 1lHH SEHIEHTF 2sHvIHfEF. II
II ynu can ret at tlen}, pour hot water On
tlrm slowly, ur wrap them with Il towel All
put hot wuier gu 1t. The spcciu llcat ni water
ID very lig!, which makes It a goul thing to
pipes anil wastc-plpes csln u!tc, bu mleltc.l uus
by tnsurtnls into o,,u c,,l q snal rabbcr ar casl
pipc, a,ll pouring or furrin. hot watcr through
this small piuc aud pushing 1t forward Into tha
frDxcn pipes III tho ice Iuelts. Sometimes 1es
Of steau Ia nyatlalsr, carried through .aIact.-
Aose auI used through brunch p!pt.
, 1879-02-13

CfnctaMufi Cn,n'Hsrt tnl TIM. Rfp.1,
Whnt I'll cru Ut reform we should haYe had
had Mr. Tiltleu been declared President, md ull
tlu nbe statesmen who negotiated for tho Re-
turning Uoarlls vi South Carolina nlsi Florida,
and attempted tn purchase Il Republican Elect0s
In Oregon, surrounding ltn utnl rn,lnl1ty tho
nnrhtiir. Mvn wotl!.l llayc sighed fur lu print
ttyu virtues Of 6ccor lsuICson aud Cul, Hnb-
eupk.
, 1879-02-13
l1ow Professional burglar Eiudod tho
itnhblra."

It IL understood tint fnacs has:matle no secret
OF his career nttc. tho i1a..ner Cross t1lslrder.
To Il frunl he saId: :" Do yuu want tn KNOW lit,W
pIy IN tho affirmative, ile sud-: swell, will
tell you, tlcn.'' Hu asked them TO turn their
backs lo hin, bit, Illcy did 10. .nd wsro
as.uuuded to t!nd tint peaeu had completely ai-
trudcd his cl,ln aud curled LIS lus that, under
ordinary circumstances, 1t would have been ill.,
possibls 10 reca.ll!ze him, especially he ha.i.
BY tle prculiarct!tortlon Ut tlle featurcs forced
nlulntto. Onu of lilo spectators sail: ''Su
wonder yosl could gut clear trotn Sheffield When
you can change Jour facu llku ll,ut." Where
upnn Peace aul,Ara ull1 sutl: u call do sun,o
dodsus. can doago any dclcctlyu ~ exist
etlrs. u
, 1879-02-13

RcAHat&d Pu J HspafcA f1eHal.
This for Mr.. IIl,len. With resarl to his be-
Ing apaIu y candidate wc cau, without dctrt'
.ncut to our falth IN bis honesty, say that we
should think II disastrous 10 tile DcInocratic
party to run him again. 1t would bo rather too
iuucn 6f Now York, aH.i rather too much Of Sir.
1tturn, who docs not, in our opinion, possess
tbs magnetic lniluvnre over tie nnsacs, tllu
deup sympathy with popular feeling, that are
essenl!ul In Candidate Tor the Presidency.
Thta IL exactly cur opinion upon thIs mntter.
, 1879-02-13
Having n Foot for n fcrt.ew.
{jsf,.Sff tr,as f}n,f1

Notwithstanding tie fact that the cipher In
ycstigntton hns failed to connect MIR. I1dcn
with the attempt Of his nephew to brlbo thu
Returning Boards, enough hns been shown to
furcycr Iestroy l'illsnt's hopes ut II rcno1nina-
tton. This Ia whit cuuues vi haytuE fool Tor
o1.u's nephew!
, 1879-02-13

HlAhlngshn ifebhsifcdn t2tp.I.
That gulleicss old railroat-wyuckcr, stock
5ohber, nnl inconIe-tax thief, Sam riitlun, re-
proved ",l1e boys" very STORMY when hu dis
covered ~ tin. they lad been trying to p,'r-
clllsr tic Presidency ior lltnl. or cuursc lie
did; who says he utau't! II wus so much like
HIN, YOU kt1uW,
, 1879-02-13

Actual occurrence III Chicago stEcet.car'
Rty!tsl lady hulaug lap-dDg Ia ubout ready to
yays, in hi sweetest tours; "Wa,t, darling.
TIL luail,uu nuts ua 4sr glove"
, 1879-02-13

xff
hTr, Smith NJ. Weel confessed to having taken
IN active pnrt in negotiations for the purchase
Of The yotcs Ut iho South CaruiIna Returning
Board, Tic members OF tliat Board wcra Re-
publtraus, But they wcru willing 10 sell out to
Tllden Iur consideration. Indeed, they wore
In tho market, but haylnE Entnt thing very
naturally waited tic larCest sum they could
Evt for it. Their asking pr,cr WIS $50, ,0u. nlId
Weed, whu Ut Pcltuna request acted us agcnt Iii
tho &llsEruccful franEctt01i, 'Wulltet To close
!e bargain ior tint .u paya;n'a y;,.,, %'!rn ga 1I'
The iletalls Ut this tcstestab!s n'at desp!eahie
BUSINESS were given Mntlcr oath ycslerlay. With
shu1eIess inseslb!ifsy to tile 1urnl obllqu!ty "
1t, The wrctch who uctltnlIy dtckcrrl With
tIcss auut!lrrm Republicans for it.u votes, ron.
scnt!ng to lIlcir proposed y!!alny, toll Of nta
st,nnc with uuf'us!i,nE rhceIi, " Though l'ss
CnnsclenCH was cOnEeale1 nr 1rutieIIa. llle lact
that tltls man WAS Democrat. a1lt1 hns heaFcA
couaplcuousty IN tho purity III tortner years, only
ntnkvs his cunlEct llle more repre!ltustbfe. lln
Was ulwuys uore uotcl fur ihu ylGor Ut Ills lungs
tton te value ot ll's items, uni showed ,nurs ,1
world, with lIs own lips. what base, ct'tl-
tctn ptthls creature llo IL. Ile COCA bis way 10
his own pluce Exit Smith N. Weed.
How Now uac,pshlso spttics tho Tramp
EulAnnca,.
FhiIad<fnhia Tfts1.
Up in Now lIatnpshro tlle pgopto have grown
tired OF talking about tho trump nuisance, uNd
haYe set themselves practically to tt's task OF
uhatsng It. Thc Legislature hns passcd law
for the &pr0tecttou oE resllcnts in ths rurul
parts, und citizens generally, from tho yuga-
bun,ls who hayo 1nuds llfo hard1y less than ter
rur to people in many localities, anu the statute
hus pgoyed such positive surccss tilat the tx
a1npla can certaluly bo followed With profit by
other communities. 1ilere u no need ut tl,ls
luto DIV 10 iusist upon tbs reality and extent IT
tic evil. For years lile .cpurts ot sucl outruges
uaye teen INCREASING It, Nun,hCr u,u atroc!ty,
.Ittfs IL uo exaGscrulion to alIirln HAT thousands
Of families IN all Parts Of tl,e country live fn
d cuustuut Btnto of excitement ulMl nlar,M,
which il Is til. clear auty Of tl.s antllor'-
Ties to rr,ller unnecessary, but which duty has
only In vcrY raru instances 0ccn attempted,
Hrfr aud there i,aye beeh noted locul attr!!pts,
suvh as tl,at made ~ t,lc people Of pryn slawr
lnst yeur, to protect tho citlzep, hut llc only
large ur gcuerai aeston of whtrh we src aware IL
| lie New Hampshire Increment. stern tlcas-
urcs are needed. bccause t,u eyit has grown
steadily in proportion witt! tho weakness stiown
in lis s1pprcssiuu Tile trump IL NJ longer tho
| 1nsrp llsugreeabe Ioatur whuM It wa orec tasv
| to rcouil; IRON hcceury i!e hus adsnnccd to
| threatening yioicneci hc gvcs oa hs travels aow
, 1879-02-13

=
When Mr. Tllcn Bays le saw none Of tile
telcErams from Florida In cipher Ut transla-
t!on, we arc bound to btiiove him, of coursu
but We arc anxious to know II hc ever received
alr. Alnrblufs pcrcluptury message: "Tell
Tilden TO sad0fe DlaukstonuH; nlso whether ha
snduIs1 nim,
, 1879-02-13

Ger. Shields will nov have repr esented three
different Siates III the senatc. What u pity lie
could not have bccuu younger, SO as to get tie
Otllcc from them all lii tur.l. Hc Ia the man
WHO knows tho real meaning Of L piuribus
Unuln.
, 1879-02-13
a Great Loss to Hfnscs.


= = tIe'F7o7IH 1s7H7F SHeH'7.
Manton Moses Marble had about tho most
reputation to lose Of any Ut the coparccners,
and hr was cminent1y successful In mislayinV 1t.
In fnct, there Is not tl,G rctnotcst possibility
ll,at he will ever br able to put his haud on it
again.
, 1879-02-13

Cincinnati fnnHterct.it tfhH, Rtp.}.
Tits manifest discrepancy between Mr. TIL
denis denial Of all knowledge Of tho ncgotil-
tons md Mr. Couper's posi,lyo evleneu that
he WIS acquainted with them, puts Mr. Tildcn
in MI ,lncnytabtc pusition, especially when 1t is
considered tln,, atlcr fair warning Ut what bis
nephew was aotlt, there WAS ut change IN their
confidential relations, the tc1,l1cw continuing TO
Ing dispatches lr,n, Florida tiown 10 ,he atb at
December. II IL Ia be fearel str. 1Ilt!en's dis.
pleasure was mt visited upun Cul. Eclton until
Ill hts attempts to buy the Presidency llad
esLcll il, future, NM! tiir full extent Of the
catastrophe NJ llis defeat ,luwned npnn tic In
teltsence Of the great and only Democratic Re-
furGllpr.
, 1879-02-13
i. I. ALLEN.
A Case in the U. s. Bankruptcy
Court at Des Moines.
Some Hidden Railroad Stock Discover
ed-.-The Eastern Dry-Goods
Company"

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Some Discrepancies IN AheAis
Statements Under Oath.
Srstta1 Corrtsnondsnes Of 7he tribune.
Dgs MONIES, fa.. Feb. 1.-THE cnsc Of Allen
". Witirow vas before the United States Bank.
r,,,ts. f.nur, iyst wcck.
''pts suass ~. "ts" n.,. Tint uhen t,c c-
It's proper TO stare nero tnntt "hea ''t e",
cago. tnck 1slafnlt Il Paci'c Railroad was openea
wrstwarti from tlis city, a Company was formed.
an T. Allan rhouczor nn,l .1ohn n Cook, aud
~ nnS" ~,.. ".' .'.,s.t,sso. II ~,
.fnhn F. Tracy. Tile Company purchased .aau
along tho road, laid out towns. a'Nl sold 'ots.
ADVANCE "'e money, a"'. W 49,, as ..,a ~
proceeds OF the SAFE oi Iait"s' -. tns tn4s ~
''i' failure. by peculiar system ot Oookksep'ns'
tuale showing That tue Company owed him
''"s. .r, ono n,,,. a',,,,,n, ho,nr ,,nrri ol All
over fN'''oo Ahie "eeouut' os''s ra'H ". " 49,
e1ee1s'se nn'' "''"s."t @ e''a.I a.s,.s -; +,n
Court, showed Allen indebted to tie
comnanv. 1, va. also shown that
,@'.1's n.. c.r,rat,v f,- h,s
tc t'ati "se' oFop"FtS u. 'ae eo',p1'' ~ u.s.
"~n benefit, and Ind not ncenunted fof tt.'-so.
ttccablY E1b,000 In hills receivable as collateral
sccurt,v To Obadiah jackson Tor Signing Ills bond
tn .rrrc h,a rcIro.r frnn arrest Under All ipct-
..',,t ~. o,,.,sn. III ~ ,.itul, In xos finally
"1,,,,a.,,., ~ ~. sI..ar,,a
'.'p :"
ocsera' f'ohths a2o
lie Plt.ED 4 MIL IN EQUITY
| in The Federal Court here, asking that Thomas
Il. Witlrow l,r co,ppclrd IL trassc. the interest
- ro,, I, ,rr.a.. T., .,,. n,J c.vn,an,. T., l,,
u 'ohn f. tfaes ~ 'ne Ian" eu''pa,S W ""n .t.
as trustee fur the heirs Of his wife. In the blll
he alleges lint, In August, 1873, Nr. Tracy. IN