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New-York tribune., 1879-10-02
MR.. HAYES REACHES IADAANAPoLIS.

YESTERDAY MORNING SPENT IN SPRINGFIELD AT
The STATE HOUSE AND THE FAIR GROUNDS
INDIANAPOLIS ILLUMINATED
INDIANAPOIIs, Ind, Oct. l.-President Hayes and
party after breakfast at the Executive Mansion at
efcld. H.. this morning, took carriages and
visited the State House, accompanied by number
of prominent pcrsOnages. among whom were ex-
Governor Oglcsby and wife. Congressman Cannon
and wife, ex-senator Logan, and several State
officers. The party then went TO the State Fair
grounds. arriving there at 1890. A vast crowd
was in attendance. The party were assigned places
in front of the amphiheatre and were treated to n
grand display of the finest horses and cattle Of all
breeds on exhibition at the fair. The animals
passed in review rapidly as possible. Ihe party
then left the grounds and after hurriedly visiting
other places OF interest reached the Wabash Kali
WAY AZ noon. starting for Indianapolis at 1918.
The President and party were accompanied by
Governor Culom. the Misses Ella and Carrie Cul-
lom, Congressman J. G. Cannon. State Treasurer
Smith. state Auditor Needles, aud C. II. Chapel,
division superintendent of the Wabash Railway.
At Decatur, they were met at 100 p. IN.
by an immense concourse of citizens with military
and music There was no speaking, the screaming
of locomotive and factory whistles making II lni-
possible for the President To be heard. Nj ilayes
slmpiy bowed and thanked the managers OF the
whistles for saving him from making speech
AT Crawlordsvillc, Ind. another large gathering
of people was met. Spcech-niaklng was prevented
here by the breaking down of an overloaded plat
form, and before order could be restored IL was
time for the tram to leave.
The party arrived here AT 6:3O p M, and were
greeted with "A Presidential salute from artillery
STATIONED near { he depot. The streets leading To
the railway station were packed with people. The
marty were escorted by military music To their
hotel. The city Is in holiday attire. Decorations,
illumlnatiOns and private exhibitions OF hIewOrks
New-York tribune., 1879-10-02
FOREIGN NOTES.
LONDON. Wednesday. Oc

LONDON, WcuntsIly, OCT 7, IoIJ
Charles +. Macdonald, superintendent Of tue United
siates Money order System. has arrived at Berlin 10
negotiate "A new postal money order treaty
IT'S officially announced Madrid that Santo Do
minco will nav an indemnity the heirs OF the nsur
gent Generals who taken from Spanish vessel at
Puerto Plata and shot.
Asnany A. % Az persons were condemned TO exile
I'm Siberia n; Moscow during the Summer.
Hndjl Lodja the leader Of the Bosnian insurgents
q inst the Ausrans has been sentenced TO five years
imprisonment.
The Jockey. Fordham. will ride Mr.. p Lorillards six
vear-,ld brown geldlng Parole IN the for the
Czarewltch handicap stakes next Tuesday.
Five of the CITY OF Glasgow Bank Directors convicted
~ utterng false abstracts Of balance sheets and
fenced February to eight months Imprisonment were
released to-day amid the hootIugs ~ "A crowd.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-02
MAJOR THORNBURGH.

The officer who lost his life in the Indian fight on
Monday was appointed TO the Military Academy
from Tennessee. He entered the Army IN 1867 as a
second lieutenant in the ID Artillery. lie was for
long time stationed at of the forts on the Poto-
mae aud became very well known in Washington
society during his service there. He was after
wards transferred to the Pay Department OF the
Army as a major. and lattery has been an officer In
the 4th Infantry. He was one of the most efficient
young officers ia the service full OF vitality ana
energy aud never shrinking from any service now
ever arduons He comes of fighting family. too.
A. may he said His brother, Jacob NJ Ihornbnrgb,
g V,,.v,,,lIa vcho was a k.nnhnan Enn0re.s n
New-York tribune., 1879-10-02
JUDGE KEY ON TENNESSEE POLITICS.
7 THOHAIIF HFTII N TIE I'T7'W' T7NIIN T E''F1 =
OVER THE STATE DEBT QUESTION.

OVER THE STATE DEBT QUESTION.
lBY TELEGRAPH me rRIBuSf.l
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-Postmaster General Key
SAID to-day that the financial question in Tennessee
was bv no means settled in favor OF repudiaton by
the result of the recent State election. On the con-
trary there is prospect that the ultimate result
will he favorable to the maintenance Of tho fnan-
cial honor Of the State
The machine Democrats. JuIge Key says are de-
inauding that the question should nov be- dropped,
and that tie result of The election De taken as tho
definite choice o the people of the stat in favor ot
Iepudiaton. On the other hand, business men
among Democrats have been aroused by the event
to take a more active part politics. and are already
manifcsting their wishes in an unmistakable
way that tennessee should pay her honest
debts Judge Key sad he did not know
what effect the coming Presidential eec-
ton in Tennessee would have in ccnenting
the Democratic party in the state. but If 1t were
not for that event he should believe that dlsis-
trous snt in that party would be newt ihle. A. u
is he thinks the spit IS pio able did thai me Dot
ter element of the Democracy viii unite with the
Republicans.
Judge Kew leave. IN the morning for Joncsboro,
10 take part o. invitation IA the centennial COM
memoratIou ol the date of tie oldest SET
tloment in tie State. Ii has been announced
that he will IN his address speak OF the
State finances IN the interest Of honest payment ot
tae Statc debt This. he says, Is unthorzcd, as he
does not YET know himself what ne viii talk about
New-York tribune., 1879-10-02
THE WHITE MAN AGAIN THE CAUSE.

The White River Ut6s are about 500 in
number They occupy a large reservation In Nor'u-
western Colorado. They of roaming and reckless
disposition. superior set Of Indians, are well armed
and the most troublesome tribe the Indian Bureau Is
called upon 10 deal with Ever since the Summer OF
1877 the White River Reserve mas been visited con-
ually by parties OF white seeking settlement ana
prospecting for gold The agent has succeeded upto the
present sending the most OF these unlawful Vs-
itors away their visits have been source OF cor
stant irritation the Utes. and the tribe has burned
down many settlers and set fire TO the grass
and sagc-brush frequently to smoke out hunters ana
miners In token OF their annoyance.
Last there fresh invasion OF the reserve ny
miners. The Indian Bureau refused TO allow mining
operations 10 carried but the persstency OF the
white iutrudcrs very great. and Il engendercd
great deal Of ifeenG the Utcs. the result OF
which that while parties OF the latter were hunting,
away froLi the reserve. they committed number OF
potty depredaons tho white settlers Of the region
On the On Of July application was made to the War
Department for troops send the Indians back 10 the
reservation The application was responded to, and
from that up september last the Utcs conducted
themselves peacefully.
On the sih Of September Agent Mceker reported that
n few of the U,es had insisted that be should diseon-
time the poughing Of Il certain piece Of land which
they wanted for tho pastuTage OF their ponies. A. t
the agency and the most available tract
for an agency farm, and here abundant pastur-
ale elsewhere Indian herds, he continued the work
Of cultivation after promising 10 remove the tents ana
corrais placed there by the Indians to another suitable
locality. Moreover he mad given notice when the III
dams began their building OF corras there that The place
would be qIred for farming The Indians per-
sisted, and they fred on the ploughman. The agent
called a council which resulted huay iu a reluctant
consent part the Indians nave the wok pro-
ceed. A few days Later Agent Meeker was assaulted
by leading Chicf Johnson. and forced out OF LIS own
I. fIt htf pfl,l lis tI
nlov6s Agent Mcckcr feared that his lie IN dun
go ana be asked Tor troops 10 arrest the turbulent IN
dians und enforce order upon the reservation. lhc
necessary orders Issued by that Depaf mrnt on e
IGtn of september. Major" TAOrnDurgh Wa ordered 10
River aud 10 duriuE his uldf'h
tnilher that he attacked by powerful ahd "eil-
"a of the Utcs
II The repors are true, which indicate that this war
party OF Ucs well armed, there every probability
~ "a serious with them. Ihey belong 10 a trne
which retains its primitive stvagcIy more than any
oiher IL the West aud they have been famous Tor
thcir AaughIy manners and independent spirit Ma
tive industrial flourish among Them to greater
tent than among other aboriginal tribes, ana ihey nave
displayed ~ all their affairs high degree Oi lnlcill-
gcnco aud ability
New-York tribune., 1879-10-02
RAILWAY MAIL SERVICE.

THE CONVENTION OF DIVISION SUPfBINTT@pENlS
HOURS OF MAILING AND RECEIPT OF LETTERS
POSTAL CARS.
IGE>ERAL PRESS DIsPNTcHl
WAsuINGToN, Oct. 1.-The Division Super
nreudcnis ot the Railway Mail Service continued ihen
scss ion to-day.
resolution adopted suggesting to the Fos'mas
terCenerI that order instructing postmas
first second and third class offices TO embrace
within their post office stamp the hour of mailing ana
recent of letters III order that delays might be more
readily trneed thln at esent IL was determined at
the meeting to day that encn Division superintendent
nould conduct IN, compilation of the list of local"
names of post urs In the several divisions, ana IOT
xard H. The General office tor tnal arrHneement
A resolution was adopted requesting the issue or a
nuernl order 10 pOstna-c.e directing Them IN All cases
1rnen complnluts MADE 10 tein Oi delays IN the
de Iyerv of letters obtain, II possible, the envelopes
nverug such letters and note thereon the date ana
honr o nr receipt at post office and OF delivery TO
IN. nersou addressed. and 10 forward them 10 the
Dixsou superiutendcnt OF the Railway Mall service Or
hs iuforma tiOL aud action.
The propriety aud hity Of the Government own
in " it, own postal considered al some length
Tne views Of each of the snperntendenir were eN-
pressed thereon, aud the sentiment OF the majority was
against the propOsit on
THE convention adjourned sine dc
New-York tribune., 1879-10-02
AIR AND LIGHT AT THE CAPITOL.
ARCHITECT CLARK SUBMITS HIS ANNUAL RLPoRI-
THE ELECTRIC LAMP ON TRIAL
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCH.I

ARCHITECT CLARK SUBMITS HIS ANNUAL RIrORI-
THE ELECTRIC LAMP ON TRIAL
IGESERAL PRESS DIsPATcHI
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-Archtect Clark, of
the Capitol submitted his annual report To the seore-
tary OF the Iutenor to-day.
Mr. Clark saws that many changes have been made IN
the C,pito building since last report. In accord
auce with plans recommended 10y the Board having IN
charge the ventilation cf the House Of Representatives.
the Speakers Srrgeant-atArms ana reporters rooms
AT the south OF hall OF the House of Representatives
have been converted into room. and by means Of
large opengs into their north wall have been thrown
en IN the corridors between aud the hall, thus
making a large lgnt ana airy retiringroom for mem
bers Tie blank doorway ia the south wal OF the gal
lery have been opened and the rooms and closets III
that portion OF the building arranged To SUIT ths mOdl-
acation To provide accommoda for tue commit
Tres and officers thus esed, seyert rooms under
the old h III Of House of representatives have been
flied ND and the Fo ding Department. formerly occupy
ing these rooms has been transferred TO the cellar below
The recent which occurred In room IN the cellar
story I'll ed with scrap paper gives additional force To
the recommendation In the last annual report IN reli-
ton to the condition OF the roof and loor Oi
the Old hall Of the House of Representatives The semi
,c,,ar wall of the room is made OF wooden studdng
covered with lahs paster the floor OF the gallery
and the ceiling OF the document. room being also OF
wood In these rooms there is always large amount
of paper liable take fire from the same cause hs the
recent fire. aud the architect thinks tat piudchce ee-
mands the taking of measures TO prevent the danger ny
removing the wooden portion OF the hall ana SUBSTITUTE
| ing material when would be hrc-rroof.
spean Of tue mir IN the Capitol. the architect says
tbat o secure wholesome air. tho sriD OF Government
land running from the Botanical Garden 10 the Govern
ment reservations at the Junction OF NewJeTsey ana
VrgIni,-aves ought q be planted WIN trees
| TINS land lies between the Capitol ana ne
| N. lar al quarter of the city. A wooded IL
Wonld reaIy improve the beahiuluess OF the AIR sup
pl I'd 10 the Hall OF pres" natives.
! Experiments now being made win view 10
ugting the hall of House OF Representatives, with
tie eectrc light. In the patent with wi'h expert
nents have been made, there II ntckcrlug Oi thc
eat and such is the srusibty of the human eye that
lie acniiect he,liates to Apply electricity to the halls
| Of legislation. ,, -. -, %
Nr ClarK states that the cxpendures from June 10,
1s7s To June 30 1879, have been ~ follow 'apol
rxfe' .i.u Sj5 900; Government Printing Ohce Build
ng Sl4 gl4 81 guung Capitol grOuuds, @-'.OOO; ln-
| proyemeut OF Capitol grounds, 100000.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-02
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
FINANCE AND SPECULATION ABROAD.
LONDON, Wednesday, Oct l. 1879.

The Findncier of to-day says: As exchange
on New-York has again sunk to the bullion point II u
expected that the e15OOOO fS72750O nlng on the
marker from the Australian consignment OF S2OOOOO
$500 OOOl mentioned on saturday, Will go 10 America
Meantime The French drain Of gold In the United Stas
10 have assumed something OF Its former Hhgh'
ude large is stated 10 have left Hayre ye-ter
day and II % believe, though j. not ON
cialy announced. thai the directors OF the Bank "f
France have decided 10 advance the premium one per
mile or the purpose of checking the outflow Tbs de-
Termination having obtained credence IN Paris II Is
being Anticipated nv large Withdrawals from London"
The cote Furopfane states that the soc6te des
Immeublrs de Paris Will. the 1fth inst, call for
81 200 subscriptions The Messenger de Paris
states that the aggregate stock subscriptions invited
during the uast fhrc- months exclusive Of the Panama
Canal amount 10 S19i OOOOOO. Paris dispatch To Inc
Times adds, and vet, TO schemes, the cry If
stall they come ! !"
New-York tribune., 1879-10-02
THE UTES WELL ARMED.

TELFGRAMs RECEIVED AT wAsHiNGTON-A GREAT
DEAL OF TROUBLE Expected.
WAsEINGTON, Oct 1.-Adiutant-General Town
send anticipates great deal OF trouble from the
Utes, because they well armed, and are
known to be superior to other Indian warriors The
last telegram received by the War Department
from Major Thornburgh arrived last evening, i'll
which he said that the Indians Appeared perfectly
friendly and had shown no disposition TO create a
disturbance. The following dispatches have been
received by the Indisn Bureau;
New-York tribune., 1879-10-02
CRIMES AND cAS0ALTIes-sYr rELEGRAPH
srARnEp PIFTEEN OR TWENTY TIMES


txnI,%,poIIs Ind oct John Frederick
well German Killed his divorced wife early THIS morning,
her with tanners knife
Ile afteI himself. ana died about IL ociork
FAILURE or IHE HYDE PARK BANK
SCRANTON Penn, Oct. 1.-The Hyde Park Bank
made an gIment to-day and T. B Mott was appointed
ienee The liabilities $4,000 exclusive OF stock. The
sl.s .iue ar HanfOrd the late casher, Is
defauter IN about $4,000
NINE DE-PERADOEs KILLED.
NUsCoGrE l. L., Oct. Information was brought
I'm last from the sac ana Fox Agency that night hAd
nlare between party OF twelve desperacoes ana
.rfv 6 soldiers Sl, resulting ia the killing Of
hie Of fhe audits Of Jun Barker, Their leader ana
desperate man.
THE SALE OF BEFR AT a COUNTY FAIR TO BE
LOOKED INTO.
FprruoID n j. Oct. line Grand Jury, which
reels here tomorrow, Will probably investigate the matter
scenes the late Monmouth County Pair
c,sd by violations Of the liquor law The inda T."
sembed beer gard "a. AMI lAdie, and cindfen
VIZ subjected suit Dv drunken men coHntttcc-m
noe ihe respected cuzcn- aNe asked That not on
Luor vend1s the nanAgers O tho AgfeutuIA -ott -
New-York tribune., 1879-10-02
A BATTLE WITH THE UTES.
MAJOR THORNBURGH KILLED.


ruRrr COMPANIES OF CAVALRY ATTACKED IN 4
cANoN-THUTEEN MEN KILLED AND TWENTY
MORE woUNnFD-GREAr EXCITEMENT AT THE
MILITARY POSTS.
Intelligence has been received that mayor
Thornburgh. with three companies OF
cavalry, was attacked on Monday last
while passing near a canon near MIX
River. Colorado. by several hundred Ute In
dians The command was compelled to re-
treat. Major Thornbursh aud either IL or
IS men were killed, and 90 or more
were wounded. The Indians burned a
wagon train and killed about three
fourths of the horses of the troops. Inc
troops fell back and intrcnched. Troops are
now being collected from all around that part
of the West and are being hurried forward at
the utmost speed to the rescue OF the COM
mand. which is in position of great danger.
Ii is thought that Mr.. Iyncr Is III camp WIN
the besioged command.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-02
AN IRIsUItND AGENT ATTACKED.

To-day Mr. Smith, the land agent of the
Ma quis I'D go aud his son, were driving near Null
ranay town near Ci-tlcbar. County Mayo. whom they
wcrc Cred on. The younger smith returned fhe hre'
killing ono of tine asaiYnts. i of whom were disguised
4 fierce struggle cnsucd ana thc smiths, esc ne, ~cnl
Tor me police. NAcr tieY returned. the BODY " the
man who was killed ia the fight hal been removed py
his confrdrrates The houy subsequently found ~
a boz af Il ~ thif of a mil IGlauun.
Thr Marqui. OF Hrndlort aut ns agent have received
letters threatening their death uurss tine rent J. te
duced Tho Marquis owns property IA Meath ana
New-York tribune., 1879-10-02
HrDSoN COUNTY N NEED.
A TEMPORARY EMBARRASSMENT DUE TO UNPAID
TAXVs.

A TEMPORARY EMBARRASsMENI DUE 10 UNPAID
TAXVs
County Collector Kmgsland, of Hudson
County ~ j.. has given notice that here is 10 money
ia his hands The warrants for salaries for August and
September are stil unpaid amounting to $4,000. as is
also loan OF $4,000 from the FIRST National Bank Of
Jersey City. which b. came due July J. Yesterday
$4,000 in county bonds became dEe. Mr.. Kingsldnd
SAID to TRIBUNE reporter that the present embarass-
meut was only temporary and that II caused by the
non payment Of tuxcs due the county, whicr was III
a good condition financially. All claims against IL
would he pald promptly cities ana town
shine paid ter tnxcr. The following sums are due e
county FOR taxes in the years !lned:
New-York tribune., 1879-10-02
THE NEWS OF THE CAPITAL.
DEPARTMENT GOSSIP.
JUDGE KEY GOING TO TENNEssEE-THE MAIL
ID q nsEn IP-IuE Cal

JUDGE KEY GOING TO TENNFssEE-THE MAIL SER
VEGA GREAT LOAN CLOSED UP-THE CAPITOL
BUILDING.
Judge Key, the ostmaster-General, says
that there Is probability of split III the
Democratic party in Tennessee on the
debt question. He is going to make
speech there soon, but cannot tell
at present whether he will speak about
the debt or not. Architect Clark, of the Capi-
tol Building. reports that great improvements
have been made in the ventilation of the
building. The Treasury officially announces
the closing up of the transactions in regard to
the per cent loan.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-02

from Tennessee for two terms was Colonel In the
Federal cavalry during the war for the preserva-
tion of the Union he entered the service in May.
1862. and remained in the field in active duty un-
til the close of the war.
The Major was q very active and powerful man,
fully six feet and two inches in height, magnlfl-
cent shot and daring hOTscman.
He leaves a wife aud two children ut Fort Steele,
whittier his father-in-law, Major Clark, 1ourneyed
this morning.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-02
TIE CIrY CONVENTION IL NEWARK.

For the Republican City Convention to be
held in NewHk to-day delegates were elected last night
ExAderman stainsly and Mayor Yates are candidates
for MayOrslty nomination. stainslys friends claim
that Yates nas only AZ out OF the SO delegates. The
votes necessary rnOce are Al Exciting contests
took place IN every ward last night
New-York tribune., 1879-10-02
i GOOD REPORT from MENPHIS

MEMPHIS. Tenn, Oct. 1.-Two new cases of
yellow fever were reported to the Board OF Health to-
da, also i've deaths. Contributions received ~ the
n,wmds to-day aggregated S2,i29 5000 OF wnieh
,,as from the Eew-York Chamber OF Commerce
Tho thermometer TO-DAY has ranged from 7e' TO
ois ro-dnv at noon the two colored companies
New-York tribune., 1879-10-02

broke camp and retired 70 their resnective armore'.
The Mcclellan Guards will 20 to Camp Marks, aud 40
guard duty in protecting bridges along the line of
the Mt-stssppi and Tennessee Railway. Inc Menphl.
Zouavcs will camp at their armOry for ten days, ana
then 20 10 Nashville participate In the drill to take
place on the l4th inst
New-York tribune., 1879-10-02
THE RUSSIAN INVASION.

An official dispatch from General Lomakin
confirms the report Russian at Geok-Iepe
and SAYS that Russians occupied Beurma septen
Ter II Tue opinion prevails al Baku that tbe eXped-
ton Will return aud Winter at Ichk-ar In consequence
Of sickness and the scarcity of provisions. General
Tcrgukaso had arrived at Tehikslar. replacing General
Ionuklu iu the command
New-York tribune., 1879-10-02
WHITE RIVER AGENCY. Col. S

Major Thornburgh. An Infantry, leaves his com
maud nuy miles distant, and comes to-day
moons advance. A talk wal, be mad tO-mOr-
row Captain DODGE, 0th Cavalry, L. at Stea mbOat
~nrns with orders b eak Indian stores and Keep
Indians on reservation. Sales OF ammunition and guns
bi-k days past Store nearest sent back 10000
rouuds aud inltcen guns. WheE Captain Dodge com
mences To enforce law, no living bere without troops
Have sent fOT MN to confer. y. I. MLEhbR, Agent
New-York tribune., 1879-10-02
PREPARING FOR A FRENCH INVASION.

IONDON. Wodnesdny, Oct. J. Is7D.
A Berlin dispatch to The Times saysi "Field
Marshal Count Won Molfkc, chief OF Tie Imper1l stah
has returned 10 KOlmar. from the Autumn man~uvres
with number OF statf officers II T. believed with view
10 considering now Ipuer Alsace and Baden could best
be defended in tue event OF "a French INVASION"
New-York tribune., 1879-10-02
MIR. TYNER PROBABLY IL DANGER.
ORDERS TtIEGRAriED TO FORT SAUNDERS TO PRO
TrCT MR.. TYNER, WHO Is NOW TRAVELLING OUT


WAsuINGTON, Oct. is W. Dorsey, Delegate to
Congress from Wyoming. has tclegraphed from Fort
Iseavenwolth that Assistant PostnGster-ieneral
ryner is some where out III the Indian country. Mr.
Dorsey believes that he isn danger He says II the
Secretary of War Will authorize the detail of cav
airy escort be will send out after him. The tele-
gram was received by General Knapp, Chief Clerk
of the Post Office Department, who at once applied
tor the necessary authority from the War Depart
ment. Orders were issned at once to the command
ant NJ Fort Saunders in Wyoming. and Mr. Dorsey
was informed that ali facilities possible for the pro-
tectlon of any parties in the Ute country would be
afforded.
CHEYENNE, Wy, Oct. 1.-lnformatIon believed
10 be authentic received here tonight, that
General Tyner Assistant Postmaster General, Gov
eruor Hoyt of Wyoming, and a military escort OF
eight men, are now with lhouburgLs command Oh
Milk River
New-York tribune., 1879-10-02
MR.LABOUCHERE ATTACKED.

LONDON, Wednesday, Oct l, 1879.
A iistic street encounter occurred on Monday
night between Mr.. Edward Levy Lawson, Of he D1uy
TeicrrDt, aud Mr.. Labouchere. tho Editor of truth
Mr. t.snn attacked Mr. LahOuchere account of ccr-
tam paragraphs published In IruM. Neither was much
ftiu