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WASHINGTON.
TIE LATEST LOUISIANA EXPOSURE"
AN ABORrIvE ATTEMPT TO MAKE CAPITAL OUT OF
THE CAsASAvF CORRESPONDENTS.

THE CAsASAvE CORRESPONDENTS.
lsY TELEGRAPH HIBrSEl
WASHINGTON, Aug. 19.-The publication today
Of the /" Casanave Exposure" which the Washing
ton correspondents of several Democratic news
papers have been industriously celebrating and
carefully nursing as sensation for a week past,
has attracted little attention in. Washington.
There is nothing connected with the payment by
persons prominent in the Republican party. OF the
expenses TO which members of the Returning Board
were subjected by the political prosecution in New
Orleans that any one here has attempted to keep
secret and nothing that compromises any one
whose name has been paraded IN connection with
the matter In the vigorous attempt made by the
Democratic press 10 present the matter in the light
Of a sensation.
The whole case is simply this Counsel was
poyed by the members Of the Returning Board at
the time the criminal suits were instituted against
them in New-Oreans, and the understanding at the
time was that the Republicans at the North would
the necessary funds to defray the expenses OF
these suits. This was deemed honorable aud just
by those Republicans who looked upon the prosecu-
ton of these men, under the circumstances, as a
persecution brou mt upon them for honest acts done
under color of their office. Payment not having
been made AT the time, the counsel sued and OBJ
tanned Judgment, when $1,000 Of the Judgment
was discharged. Casanaye came 70 Washington a
short time since, and while every disposition was
shown here 10 assist him as soon as possible, he be-
came impatient and while in this mood some Of his
friends who evidently desired TO make trouble out
Of the matter. prevailed upon hm 70 give them
copies Of the correspondence which ha' assed III
regard TO the matter.
As soon as the matter could be properly arranged,
81 $50 was paid him and arrangement made by
telegraph carry the matter over until January ].
With tins arrangement Casauave pIofessed himself
entirely satisfied and there the matter rests. III
there any ground for criticism IN his case against
Republicans 10 hes ND the fact that an expenditure
OF this kind was allowed 10 90 long unsettled.
The opinion Of an extreme Southern Democrat
creating sensation even among prominent men Of
the opposition. This gentleman SAID that in his
opinion it was not only right and proper tor Re
pubhCans 10 paw this bill, but II would have been
exceedingly unjust a8 bad and dishonest as he
believed the membrrsOf the Returning Board TO be,
20 oJhge them 90 paw for legal defence Of acts
performed under color Il their Office.
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ANXIOUS TIMES IN MEXICO

CITY OF Mexico, Aug. 1.-the State of
Vera Cruz Is in very feverish condition OF reyoln-
tOnary excitement Tie Government troops are rapid
concentrating IN the City Of Vera Cruz The Spanish
element accused % nstigatng disorders the Of
their dissatisfaction being the laws against smuggling
prominent Federal senator was preparing the
night Of June 22 10 20 Vera Cruz with the intention
Of taxing part IN an uprising when he summoned
before President Daz. President Diaz warned the SEN
atr that no knew all tle plaus Of the utioniss
and advise the senator remain IN the Capital The
latter remained and is faithful friend Of the Pres
ident.
It is alleged that President DaE having bill OF i'm
parchment prepared against Senior Yalarte President
OF the Supreme Court and YcePresdent Of the Eepub-
hc
Senior Vaarte according TO the present law will hold
Office two years after tue expiration OF the present
presidential term. His iu parchment would favor The
candidacy Of JustO BeDiteL
The majority Cabinet has resolved that the con
stitutiOna amendment against the reelection OF pfel-
dent should repealed II order % save the country
from anarchy. movement for The repeal VI this amend
mrut has already been made IN the Legislatures OF
MichOacan Puehla and MOrcOs. The opposition papers
saw the Cabinet is paving The road 20 Dictatorship
President DiaI continues % declare hs Willingness 10
serve another term.
senior Angel Sunes ortess has been appointed Minis
ter " Belgium.
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1925 600, which is 70 be reserved from the amount
received Tor the stock soil in NewYork and partly
from an assessment OF so ceuts a share thas his
been made upOn he stock. THIS mine l. locked upon
a very promising one by many OF the most expe-
renced men in the Il ack Hills.
have spent one day IN wishing the cement de-
post mines OF ths district, but separate descup-
ton Of each of the more Important OF them even Is
hardly necessary after what have sad OF ther gen
eral character earlier this letter These deposits
are generally found well up upOn the bills aud vary
in extent and thickness he ore looks Ike con
glomerate rock in which the pebbles and boulders
have been worn smooth by the action of the waves
and generally stained red by the oxide OF iron blch
binds them together In few cases the oxide OF
iron Is absent and The rock has gray color. Among
the cement mines which have visited are the Great
Eastern, winch is yielding about 81. 500 month !;
the Aurora Consolidated, putting out abont the same
amount the GustIn, producing $4,000 the Reno,
Us 900 the High Lode and Others. The ore from
these mines is treated like thai taken from the
vrins-lt is crushed in stamp mills and amaga-
mated. T.. W.
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KILLED BY THE INDIANS.

TIE BROTHER oF BARON FERMoY. OF IRELAND,
LOsrs MS LHE MAR THE YELLOWSTONE RIVER.
James Boothby Burke Roche, stalwart,
handsome young Engsbman the second son Of she nrsi
Baron Fernoy Trabogn, Ireland. came 10 this coun
ny about year ago, and remained for several
weeks N this city at the BreyO0rt House. He
fr,u~ht letters OF Introduction 10 many we'll
known residents. aud introduced by them
al the Union and Knickerbooker Clubs He vas also
taken into society and thereby acquired many friends
among the ladies' OF the ely In the Fah following be
vent West with two friends named Martin and Robert
Frevfeu from Somerset England The Frewhens desired
o. buy land IN Montana After accomplishing the OBJ
ict tue three friends made long journey through the
wids Of the Northwest hunting and fishing meanwhile.
They returned 70 this city the latter part OF December
and Ia. February OF this year sailed for England
They again arrived At this port on Nav 2, sud again
went t. Brevoort House On MAY ~ they departed
for the west intending he lands bought by
she FreWhen aud then take trip through the
Yellowstone region Mr Watson, OF thc BreVoort House,
received letter from MI Roche dated July a, Ia winch
The writer stated that ne was having, great
sport hunting the YelOWstOne, aud that
be shortly expected 10 welcome tirnds
fr0m England who were intending 10 Visit
this country and 10 the Yellowstone Park. fester
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DAsHIFLL-On August s. Mrs. Ann, wife % the Rev. A. IT.
Dasie, d. D., and daughter OF the late Hon. Richard
Rdgely Of Elk Ride, Nd, in the s6th year Of her
Funeia a. sdeuce, 5l2 Clss0naye Brooklyn,
on Thursday, 2lst mss. at foOck u M.
DELAFIELD-AU Darieu Conn., Monday, August Is, IN.
ia Floyd, widow OF Edward De!aned IN Tue IZdyear Of her
Relatives and friends Of the family requested
the funeral 90 Trinity Church. on thursday the list lnst
at - O'Clock IN.
DUNN-Suddeulv At Newton, NJ August IS 1879 Of cou
the bra MIS- Annie Prescott vic OF samuel G.
Dunn and daughter OF the late Edmund l.. lie Breton, Of
NewDury port, Mass, 1gel - years.
Boston and Newbury port papers VIII please copy
DVRYFF- Suddenly. at Newark. y. the 18th inst
Virginia Teackle Beasley wife 81 George = Duryee end
daughter Of tho 0te Rev Dr. Btasey' OF IoTesdae, Pla
Relatives and friends family invited attend
the Ztiih mat d. her
late residence, No. Centralave- Newark
GRISWOLD-At Bernard5vle Somerset County. Nj on
Saidriav August Is, James H. liant son OF James T.
sarah f. GrlswOd. aged IL months and 30 DAYS.
Relatives friends invited attend
81. Augustine's chapel, IOIs0ng BOWuTy "a sd
nesdAy, August 20, at $50 D m.
PINSEO-Suideny. at Bridgehampton, /. J., August 49,
Mary. wife Of samuel l. Pinned. OF Newark, \. j.
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WINTHROP-On july 26. London England. BENJAMIN
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day the proprietor OF the Brevoot House received the
following telegram FROM an experienced Indian guide
DENVER. Col, Aug. 10.
C. G. WAITE. Netr- York:
Reported from Rock Creek that the Hon. J. B. Roche
has been killed by Indiane the Yellowstone River.
Inform bis party VITA you now. A. SUMNER.
II win be observed that rothing IA said in the dispatch
about the fate Of the Frrw OF younger brother
of Mr.. Rorhes, AeN,s Charles Burke Rookie.
who accompanied him ou tnis journey. The
" party II erred 60 IN the dispatch has alreasy
LETT this city. II consisted of Lieutenant j. r
Brocklehurs. Of the Royal Horse Guards and hts wife
Hon. Hugh Lowther On brother Of Lord Lonsdaies
Lady Grace LOwther lster Of the Marquis Of Hunt "
the Hon. Charles Fiizwllliani "a OF Lord
Fitzwilfaml, and Captain j. f. Hare These
friends OF Alr Roche arrived from England on the
seytha on Wednesday last. and the following day
departed Tor tue West Tnoy intended o. 10
Niagara Falls first, and then journey on
% Cheyenne and 10 The Yellowstone Park
The Rocky Creek referred 10 In TIE dispatch is itu-
ated near Fort Frtterman. Il said last night by
TREND OF Mr.. Roche that he engaged To be
married TO daughter OF Francis Work, the
wel-knOwn Wall-sL capitalist. Mr. Roche was
the next in succession Of his brother, the
second Baron tounoy. year older than himself.
Mr. Roche was born IN 1851 and therefore twenty
eight years Of at the time Of hls death
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Leaky Tin Roofs

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send postal estimates Work promptly done IN
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Post Umce NOucs.fbe mans tne ses< "a nag
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tsInber IL. nr,,, 80, -,
Post once Nsw.York, August IL. 1878.
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THE INDIAN TERRITORY SCHEME.
THE EFFORTS To HAVE IT OPENED Up TO WHITE
SETTLEMENT TO De RENEWED.
Ipr TELEGRAPH TO the TRIBUSE.l


10y TELEGRAPH TO the TRIBUSEl
WASHINGTON. Aug. 1S.-It appears that some per-
sons. Old behalf Of the railroad companies which
have been at work for several years trying 10 have
the Indian Territory opened to white settlement.
took an active part in the recent Cherokee election.
The expenses Of their campaign, which was con-
Quoted from Parsons, Kansas, were very consider
able and as the reputed managers are distinguished
by their woful impecaniosity, ii Is only fair 20 iu-
fer that they received assistance from some one in
the railroad interest. Mr.. d. W. Bushyhead, the
successful candidate for the Office Of principal chief
Of the Cherokees at the late election, Is classed as
l." Liberal in politics, and bis claims were sup
pOrted by the outside interests mentioned. They
expect 10 be able 10 use him next Winter TO further
some Of their schemes for the spOhatOn Of the civil
lied tribes of the Indian Territory.
i'm this expectation they will, however, be disap-
poiuted. From all accounts there are substantially
none OF the members Of either OF the civilized tribes
in favor of dividing up tAe country for the benefit
nf the railroads. and Mr.. Busbyhead's intimate
friends sly mat he particular is as much opposed
10 the railroad schemes as any one III the Terri
tory.
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TIE FORTUNE BAY OUTRAGE.
A DEMAND OF 100000 FROM ENGLAND BY THE
UNITED sTATEs-THE MATTER STILL A SUBJECT
or CaRRE>P ONDENCE.


UNITED sTATEs-THE MATTER STILL A SUBJECT
or aRRE>PONDENCE.
GENERAL PREss DGsPATCHl
WASHINGTON. Aug. 19.-InquIry at the State De-
partment confirms the statement of The London
Tippa that the United States Government has made
a demand on England for 100000 damages
for the Fortune Bay outrage. The
correspondence last year between Secretary
Evarts and Lord Salisbury, when the payment Of
the Halifax Fishery Award was under consldera-
ton, thoroughly reviewed the subject Of
the Fortune Bay troubles. The State De-
part nent adheres substantially to the ground
then taken by Secretary Evarts, whilc The IB,s re-
fleets ii a considerable measure the views then held
By Lord Salisbury. II is the wish Of the
United States Government that the matter
should be settled. as it seems sure to result
IN difficulties Of grave nature unless an
UNDERSTANDINGS reached. II is felt that under the
Treaty, as construed bv the English Government
the privileges granted 20 the United states are not
pfoDoriionate 20 the price paid for them, a. was
stated would be the case year ago. when the Hall
fax award was paid. The Fortune Bay outrage has
been subject Of coIr6sp Ondence ever since, and
negotiations viii be continued until some definite
result Is reached.
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JEFFERSON DAVIS AGAIN A CANDIDATE.
PROBABILITY THAT HE WILL BE RETURNED TIC
THE SENATE FROM MISSISSIPPI
IHE rENAIE FhOM MIhhIsnIIPI'
IuT TELEGRAPH To The TRIBUSE.l

I'M TELEGRAPH To The TEBUSE-l
WAsHrNGTON. Aug. ia prominent Southern
politician who is familiar with Mississippi affairs
said to-day that he thinks there is little doubt of
the return of Jefferson Davis TO the United States
Senate from that State. He thinks that 10 other
candidate will stand any chance if Davis Is a
candidate. because" said he NEARLY every man
will vote for him.
The gentleman mentioned further gave IL as
his opinion that had il been for 'persecuhon"
after the war; Mr. Davis would have sunk into OBJ
security, and would have been remembered by the
Southern people only to be execrated.
Major Barksdale chairman of the Mississippi
Democratic State Committee, is leading candi-
date for the United States Senate He lately
made a speech at Waynesboro, Mss. a
lurid correspondent of The Aeridifn Mercury de-
scribes that part Of the speech which referred to
the other candidates a. follows:
He spoke in euloe1stic OF his competitors for the
Uuiea states ~euatOrsnp. the gallant General ahau
and the faithful and able Colonel Singleton, winding up
his beautiful remarks abIuC them by "A pathetic and
touching tribute Miss ssppls great and pecriess
favorite, jefferson DAVIS. This brought out loud,
hearty and unanimous cueer that thrilled the open
S0uth's yicarious sufferer could not help thinking
Ui sha6espeaT5s remarks about Cesar that be was the
greatest man of tus World Major Barksdae declared
that Mr. Davis should De caLodite he would With
draw as against HIM. THIS sentiment Was also ai-
p-Autet.
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MIDNIGHT THER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
C,,uoDsis for The yast "a hours.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 20, l a. m.-The storm
centre last night Of Boston has moved win great
energy a northeasterly track into Nova Scotia The
barometer is highest in the Mode states and Virginia.
II Is low and falling slowly in the Northwest Abundant
ram has e IN New-Eu gland now lair weather gen
era y prevails The temperature has rleu slightly IN
New-Eugdud and the West CUT St3te eseW here there
is general rise. NOrthwesrerly Winds prevail M New
England; elsewhere they light and mostly from
southeast to southwest.
Indications.
For New-Englaud. slightly warmer, clear or partly
cloudy weather rerly Winds rising barometer
Fortle Middle lautc States warmer, clear or partly
cloudy weather. light variable winds, mostly from
soutLeagt 10 southwest nearly stationary barometer.
TPIBT-NE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
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From childhood / have been subject 10 Sc
we're attacks OF OlaULuJ, which generally resulted IN
conHnbg nae 20 tae DAYS together Af,er
urging I reI Dr. Jayue's Cfuninauye Balslm the re-
SUIT being So entirely factory that gard It
Invaluable remedy for all diseases OF the bowels have
since recommended 10 to others aud their experience
has to confirm Owu.-Ikev. W. ". Christine
OF y. j. Methodist Epis. Conference.
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5perial Notices.
Look

Look:
a BITTER LIFE:
POOR GIRL BETUAfEDi
MARRIED ~ HASTE
FORGED TELEGRANf
AT A VILLAINS MERCY
THE FRIENDLESS AND HOMELESS GIRL.
AGONIEs OF DESPAIR
FEELING HERSELF
DEGRADED AND ABANDONED,
RESOLVES UPON
sUICIDEl sCfCIDEi SUICIDE
sUICIDEi sUfCIDEi sCICrOEi
sUICIDEi sUICIDEt SUICIDE
MAD GIRLS RASH ACTi
SHE LEAPS FROM A PALACE STEAMED
CONFIRMATION or THE PAssENoERsI
THE CAPTAINS HEARTLEssNEssi
A POOR GIRL LEFT TO DROWN
The above headings indicate Of the leading ncidsau
In the great sensational story Of
BITTER LIFE
BITTER LIFE,
A BITTER LIFE,
A BITTER LIFE,
4 BITTER LIFE.
BY J. Il. Connolly
JUST COMMENCED ASD NOW READY IN 40.
OF THE
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certain % be Dv thousands who FAINT
wh!ch reduced presumed heIress
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SEEK A WATERY GRAVE
BY
LEAPING FROM TIE DECK OF A STEAMER
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A BITTER LIFE.
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