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New-York tribune., 1879-10-13
cnlnns AND Dc4srlLnAs-sY rn1nGe4rA

FRANK F. BoyEToN HELD II $4,000 BONDS.
BrsToN, Oct II. Prank r. BpyntOu, the def tuli-
ing cashrof the North National Bank has bcou held In
$1,000 for igisi
Ten YEARS FOR BOND FORGERY
PHIApTLPlrA, Oct. l2.-John Cannon. the stolen
boud receivcr has been gay SJCU aud 10
imprisonm ut IN the peniicniiary tor ten years.
AsUIClD. BY POISON.
NEw-HA AVFN. Com. Ocf. l2.-lO.cph pnles "a
HebreW aged sxy committed suicide with poi
yesterday while temporarily doTango1 By busue.n
Des- - . -
DALLAS Tex. oct l2.-lhe cabin Of negro wO-
named tsiher Ar1dges iania ion wa- visited by
Charles. rddlng the bodies Of both with bullets.
BANK CASHIER ARRESTED.
Ew-ORIEANs. Oct. l2.-Milt0n Benners. late
the Guzens savings Bank has been arrested on
an Gdav!t j. " Fairfax, Of tho depOsurs. for de.
the latter cut Of securities ETC. valued al $1,000
TWO men WHO WRECKED AN ID Kill I'D A WOMAN.
Boston, Oct. l2.-Rolaud ID. Pollard, of East
Iemustcr. y. H., having betrayed young lay. Who
died the frct o. Mauracfce al the hands OF "a p H.
RIchars o Bradford has coprssei his crime Oncos arc
IN search OF the doctor. The doctor Is IN the woods
A DEATH FROM HYDROPHOBIA
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l2.-Gcofge W. Powell Of
Wilmington Del died Of nsdrophOba At he IurAs1 bath
establishment Of Dr. Ealn IN This city thus norning lie
Was oiften by a dog in Wilmington August l3, was
brought here for treatment yesterday morning IL died
quietly.
POUND DEAD on THE TRACK.
CruBPplANp Md, Ocf. 12.-Early On Sunday
morn na the BODY OF Conductor tho
railroad al Hyndman Penn. frightfuly mange. He left
Connesve coal train and Is supposod 10 have aiea
between tho cars
TIRE EMBEzzLEaENrs OF CHARLES DEMOHD.
Indictment against Charles Demond Ia seven counts.
chargs him with enbezzhng $4,000 OF the property i the
Massachusetts, Home Missionary society september Is
ssOOOO March 1871 $4,000 March /. 1879. and $4,000
September 1. 1913
New-York tribune., 1879-10-13
Mary ANDERsoNs MANAGER SHOT
WOMAN FIRES TWO PISTOL BALLS Al HIM AND
THEN KILLS HERsELF-THE REVELATIONS OB
DIARY.

THEN KILLS HERsEIF-THE REVELATIONS oP A
DIARY
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuNE-l
CINCINNATI Oct. 12.-There was tragic
event nj the Burnet House in this city to-day. which
produces profound sensation. :. A. Hickey, one
OF Mary ADderson's managers was shot twice IN the
head by woman named Florence Mcdonald Of
Syracuse n Y, who then shot and killed herself The
incident happened the reception Of the Burnet
House at $40 p Tho woman met Hickey there and
after few words produced Ave shooting French self
cooking pistol, with which she shot him twice in the
head. fell. She then placed the weapon To her
head and fred ball into her brain. She lived half
hour ana then died without word.
When her body examined there was found in her
left stocking sixnch dirk, on the bone handle of which
was engraved the word Florence" In her bosom was
found wal Of laudanum from Lymans drug store No.
81 Maln--t Buffalo. She had q ocket containing
Hchcys picture his nair. She also had in her dress
pocket letters from Hickey showing Intimacy. and
diary dating back from April lsst up to October IL.
Jni- diary shows that Hickey had frequently written
her and called her. and that they had met In Syra
cuse Utca, Buffalo aud elsewhere whilo lie has been
travelling The diary show intense love
ror the man and her knowledge OF the fact that he did
not love her. 1t speaks OF ner seeking refuge in a
Bnff,lo convent. She speaks OF Hickey her
darling" She says she would rather have him
on earth and then the torments OF hell for end
less ages than not 10 have him for her lover. Her
1, ,aIousy throu the diary she fol owed
HIM from place to place. aud finally TO this city. She
had him notes frequently at the Burnct House here
and had To-day sent to him note aud tubcroses She
had tubrro>c her breast when she finally met him
ni the Burnet HOuse.
The nnal entries in her diary October IL. One
Is u foliowsi " A. lie scoined me- ana lie shai 1le
Another T. as fO0ws II would IKE 10 have my body
given TO medical college Florence Mcdonald"
Hickey will live unless bad inflammation should set in
sd u.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-13
MISTAKEN FOR A BURGLAR.
PAINFUL TRAGEDY AT NEw-RoCHELLE.

PAINFUL TRAGEDY AT NEW-ROCHELLE.
BENJAMIN s. CLARK, LAWYER or THIS CITY
SHOOTS AND KILLS HIS UNCLE, J. d. BARXFR-
HEARING A NOISE, AND GIVING THREE WARN
1NGs WITHOUT REPLY. lie FlEgs THE FATAL
SHOTS.
Benjamin s. Clark, lawyer practising IN
this city, but living in New-Rochelle, was
reused at 1 a. III. yesterday by his wife, who
thought she heard burglars in the house. Mr.
Clark took his revolver, and going to the rear
hall entrance, found it open. and some one
pushing the door from without Giving due
warning and receiving no reply, Mr. CLARK
fired twice. He found that he had shot and
killed his uncle Joseph d. Barker.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-13
OF banking and finance. Mr.. Tilley was formerly
Governor of New Brunswick.
THE LAw-BREAKING SOUTH.

LAWS.
WAsnISGToN, Oct. 1.-The following striking
statement has been compiled In the Treasury De
partment, showing the manner in which the rev
enue laws deicd and violated in the South, IL
beng in the form of a report to Secretary Shermani
SIR: In accordance with your request that furnish
you with statement Of the violations OF the internal
laws I'm the sOutl Siates have the honor
10 ncose the following extracts from report on ths
subject, made May 1879. giving the number or illicit
stills scized peTsOns arrested for Illicit dstillaon
casualties officers and employees, number OF per
who have plead guilty, aud The number
Of officers and employees Of the Gov rrment who have
been proceeded against In the Stale courts for acts per
formed by In the discharge Of thor duties, unuer
laws relating to the internal revenue in the southern
States from July l. 1876. 10 April 1879 together wltn
the number OF seizures and arrests IN the same States
from April TO September OF the present year
Strteneut and persons dr7sstf FOR teit
dfsf,iGfOl IN ne southern states from Juy /, lo'o 20
rIl
New-York tribune., 1879-10-13
ANOTHER COLLISION.

TWO TRAINS wEFCKUD on THE BALTIMORE AND
OWO-FOUR MIN KILLED.
WHEELING. w. Va, Oct. ia collision occurred
AT about $50 o'clock last night between the Balti
more and Ohio express trains Nos. l and 10, at
Belltou. about fifty miles east of Wheeling. The
engineer and fireman of the east-bound train and
two tramps were killed The fireman Of the west
bound train seriously injured. The postal clerk
on the west-bound train was also badly hurt. Sew
eral passengers were considerably jared hut not
much burt. Both engines and several cars were
badly wrecked.
The eastwald-hound train was running at a speed
of thirtv-fVe miles an hour, aud the Westward
houUd train at twcntv-ve. Both engines were
totally wrecked aud most of the cars badly
damaged. Both trains werc behind time. The
collision was caused by mistake in train orders
the westward-bound train having orders to meet
the other one at point west of lellton. and the
eastward-bound having orders naming point east
ot BelltOn rs the place of meeting.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-13
JUDGE MURDERED IN WISCONSIN.

MILWAUKEE, Wis. Oct. 12.-Judge Henry
Haydcn. OF the wood County Court, politician we'll
known throughout the STATE and candidate for Attor
ney General tue Greenback ticket two ago. has
been shot and killed CeDtrala via, by W. ii. Cochran,
cashier OF the First National Bank The affair OF
the eged intimacy Of Hayden with Coehrans wife, the
scandal being of long standing Cochran had sepa
rated fom his wife come time although no divorce
had been obtained The weapon used shotgun,
loaded with nve bucksho The entire charge entered
Ahyden's right side, killing him instantly Cochran wIl
be Examined U
New-York tribune., 1879-10-13
Personal GOSSIP.

GINIKAL hIILkMAN ANI' HT7' I-RIsI 1@FF11'1' n
roRrIaS FINANCE MINISTER IN TIE CITY
MINOR NEWS.
lGESERAL PRESS DIsPATcH
WASHINGTON, OCT 12.-General Sherman arrived
in this city Friday.
Secretary Evarts returned to Washington yes
terdsy.
Judge Marble, Assistant Attorney General for the
Interior Department, left Washington to-day for
vacation of three weeks in Michigan. Mr. VI. ].
Baxter will act as law officer for the department
during his absence.
Commissioner Hayt of the Indian Bureau, has
gone to New-York City for a brief absence
Sir Leonard 1illey, Finance Minister of Canada.
is in this city lie has called upon the Secretary OF
state the Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury, and
the Controller of the Currency. His visit Is
for the purpose Of inspecting the American system
New-York tribune., 1879-10-13
THE BRITISH IRON TRADE.

LONDON, VcT. II, I0IJ
During the past week 5000 tons OF iron
have been shipped from the River Toes 10 the United
STATES and further shipment 10 have been made
Yesterday The orders now executing amount 10 49, 600
tons pgrOn. The recent ia prices checked orders
for a time but inquiries are now renewed, aud add-
tional American orders are expected.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-13

months-old daughter of Mrs. George II. Jones, of
Shenandoah. Penn; an unknown man, evidently a
Canadian, twenty-five pears old, five feet six inches
IN height short black hair, smooth face and dressed
IN gray checkered suIt an unknown man. about
ioriy years of age. with prominent Roman nose,
black mussche, initials &. L. X. wrought on right
wrist. supposed to have been a sailor.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-13
INDICATING TWO LADIES.
1IpFI SUITS BROUGHT IN BEHALF or MRS. LANG
TRY AND MRS. cORNwALus wPsr.

LoSDOS. Oct IL. 1879.
In the Guilahall Police Court yesterday
Mrs. C1rnwallis West charged Rosenberg proprietor
Of Tho Torn Tdlk, with stating that she
was IN the habit ~ calling photographers
and asking tor commissions the sales Of her photo
craphs Her husband testified that the statement
was un'rue. Mrs Laugtry charged Rosenberg
with stating that her husband mad filed a pen.
ton FOR divorce coupling the names of the Prince OF
Wales, ord LOudcshorough ana Lord Lonsda q ~ CO.
RESPONDENT the action. Her husband testified thatth
sfnisuruts were untrue He said he lived with his wife
and had never thought OF filing petition FOR divorce
Rosenberg was rcmanded In default OF ball
New-York tribune., 1879-10-13

had been arrested on the strength OF photograph pre-
viousv sent bv Marshal Brigham II Is reported nAt
Mrs paine and her youngest daughter with Paine
when he was arrested Tie party were on
board a steamer which about 10 hali ioI
Enrone Two trunks we're sent from this city 10
tie Paine parfy when In Montreal or Quebec The "a
madam Authorities can surrender Paine " they choorei
NOT his return Will depend upon his voluntary action
New-York tribune., 1879-10-13

The number of stills sciz-d, rsons arrested for IN
CT dsiug and casualties to officers aud empole- III
the Southern states, IRON jay 1870 10 September l.
1879 the latest date To which Completed reports have
been received at this office, Il a follows.
Numpcr of stills sezcd 2S3l number OF persons ar
rested 5.4G2 officers ana empl0Ses killed, % officers
and employ g wounded. 81. Very respectfully,
II. c. ROGERS Acting Commissioner.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-13
A FRENCH COMMUNIST ELECTED.

Puteaux Humbcrt. the returned Communist,
was today elected Member of the Municipality Tor the
Javlc quarter II f. announced that proceedings
to be instituted against NJ Humbert and tho HarssflGise
newspaper for insulting the gistracv and defending
occurrences which The law charecteriLes as crimes.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-13
TIE ARREST or WALIER PAINE.

FALL RIVER, Mass. Oct. 12.-City Marshal
Brigham received telegram last night from Detective
SLcfngton of quebec. ttatnS tIat Walter Paine, the
dciaulnng lieas.Ier uf { e Anriioau Linen Company,
who absc, ud.d from il.s ca! .fy tWo months ago.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-13
TIE OLDHAM COTTON INDUSTRY.

I"NhON Oct L. 1919
At n meeting OF representative of forty
limited companies OF GILMAN on Saturday, II was re-
solved 10 maiuta thr snort time movement of three
days Der week Tor another month.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-13
THE STEAMER ALEXANDRA DISABLED
HALIFAX. y. =, Oct. 12.-Thc steamer COrtes,

x, Y N.,VT 7. : I
az the Cromwell Line, arrived this morning
from New York, having in r0w the Alhambra
~ the same liur whir LEFT here Friday might for New
York The AEambra. three hours after leaving here.
L.d her snau hroAcn .nd under sail when picked
M by The Clrlss. She Will b., retained here.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-13
GENERAL FOREIGN NE us.
THE BRITISH IN CABUL.
THE CITADEL OCCUPIED BY GENERAL hobthlS-A
GREAT EXPLOSION.
ro,rox uor.lav Oct IL 970.

GREAT EXPLOSION.
LONDON. Monday oct. H. l4I".
General Roberts telegraphs as follows: We
have now 10 Afghan cannon IN our possession Ihere
are thirty In Bala-Hssar' ana rev In 'ne
city" dispatch TO The Daily Aeos from Lihore'
Sunday says: A private message from Siinh states
that General Roberts Is IN possession Of Bala His-ar
the citadel OF Cahul."
A dispatch 10 The Daily Ners. dated Anhhahfd sun,
day evening. SAYS "1hr leading merchants OF O'nn,
have come into General RObertss camp. On the hght
~ the srh inst. tremendous explosion Na- hrArp III
Cabul. II believed the mutneers mad po"n up 'no
magazine" - ,,...h A,,od
The correspondent Of The Times, I'm d~paica 'aiea
cahnl oct. O. saws: "OIr camp is ON pal fu "t-I-
lookin Rail-, His.ar and the city General Bafet haS
marched a strong brigade "a camp figbt aiouuu lu,
city. Not single shot was fred Resistance j. o'oA'"
for tue f,rpse
New-York tribune., 1879-10-13
THE SITUATION IN BURMAH.

A dispatch to The Standard from Thyeta-
Inyo reports that American missionaries remain at
Bbsmo Should hostilies occur tley propose 10 take
fgc IN China The British Resident has Informed his
Government that tho King or Burmah has summoned
men from every village for the defence OF Manda ay
New-York tribune., 1879-10-13
TmR ADVANCE TO CABCL.

General Roberts telegraphs on the loth
nsi from sorah-sngn almost mile from the ciiaheI o'
aIIis-ar that during the night OF "Wednesday the en-
emy confronting General Baker hcd anahdon'1S '"eN'
guns The British cavalry pursued for several mhe''
hpt rho enemy dlspcrsed IN so many directions that only
small narties were Overtaken. General honeit@
intended 10 make a public entry into Cahh, ann iahe
nnsaesson of Bala-IIissar. the llth o. lztl ms.
slr Frederick Roberts teegraphs that In MONDAYS AZ
f,ir he enemy was evidently placed so th'l me phl,
zas and thrr irregulars should attack the unk ana
rear wnie the regular Afghan regiments oppos,d us ru
vance to Cabul. Tweftv guns. instead o WE'VE WI
captured Monday, making ninoty-ight guns eap'ieu
thus FAR
New-York tribune., 1879-10-13
RAILWAY SLAUGHTER.
TWO COLLISIONS IN ONE WEEK.
THE HORRIBLE SCENES OF THE JACKSON DisAs1rT

TWO TRAINS wRECKTD IN MARYLAND
Passengers who have reached Chicago de-
scribe the scenes at the accident near Jack
son as being of sickening character. Some
of the killed were literally torn to pieces 1t
is stated as a remarkable fact that some of the
people IN the sleeping cars were not even
awakened by the collision. A dispatch from
Maryland states that there has been COLI
sion on the Baltimore and Ohio Road be-
tween two express trains, both of which
were behind time. mistake was made
about the place where they were to meet
-Four men were killed.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-13
WASHINGTON NEWS.

PREFERENCE GIVEN TO VETERANS.
THE GENERAL POLICY or TIE GOVERNMENT FOL
LOWED IN NEw-ORIFANs As WELL As ELSE
New-York tribune., 1879-10-13
Cnhnl. which English forces have nov

IahEI, WHICH A"'''' '-'''N
entered for the third time. the Afghan capital Ill
on the right bank OF the rver named aiter
:, ard stands at an altitude of 6.So6 feet
C,hni IA ab,ut three miles IN circuit. Tue noun
teine surround It pretty closely except where thc pan
enema t he mort hcnst The BalaIiisssr tnpper ior or
citadel winch General Roberts has occupied forms the
ourheas angle OF the city, which j. tra, guar III IOr
Tic Baa-IIi.sar confirms the Amrerr pAlace
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meeting on September 81, his house was
broken into by a body of men armed with
rifles and revolvers. While the party were
searching his house for him he hid in some
thick weeds in the back yard. The party
were much excited. and threatened to kill him
if they could find him. Witness managed to
effect his escape from the place, and made his
way to New Orleans.
Raford Blount (colored), of Natchitoches,
was next examined. He stated that on Sep
TENDER 2l in the afternoon, his house was
surrounded by body of armed men number
ing $50 commanded by NJ. j. Cunningham,
at present a member of the Legislature from
Natchitoches. His house was broken into and
he surrendered himself on receiving assur-
ances that he would not be harmed He was
taken to Jail and kept there until midnight
when he was allowed to leave town. on con-
dition that he would advise negroes to leave
politics alone and would never return to the
parish. The witness said that he was a man
of property in the parish and driven
away on account of his influence with the col
ored race-an influence he had always exert
ed against the democratic party. The witness
was pastor of Baptist church. and in 1876
was Senator in the Packard Legislature. The
witness stated that the lawlessness in Natchi-
toches county was due solely to the politi-
clans, as respectable people were not in favor
of it, The witness has not returned to Match
itoches since Sept 90.
Messrs. j. ID. Mc(Iill ,Lucien Bland. and
J. NJ. McGill, residents of Tensas Parish,
testified that before the election there were
two tickets in the field--a regular democratic
and Independent democratic. The negroes
agreed to support the latter. The witnesses
believed the negroes were inundated to such
an extent as to prevent the election of an in
dependent ticket. They also believed that
frauds were committed by stuffing the ballot
boxes. The whole machinery of election was
in the hands of the regular democratic nomi-
nees. The witnesses were candidates on the
independent ticket.
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The first chapter of the proceedings Of
the Teller committee at New Orleans, con-
tains the testimony of nine witnesses, sew
en- of them white native Southerners. All
the whites, but one-formerly large
acknowledgements ex-Confederate sol
diers. The evidence taken shows that the
democrats drove out eryrepublican lead
er IN Natchitoches Parish before the cleo
ton. 1t is heavy republican parish, but
no republican vote was cast there. The
armed mobs were led by the democratic
candidate for the Legislature. Four dem
ocratic witness-old citizens of the parish
showed that the regular democrats in
Tensas overawed the supporters of an in
dependent democratic ticket. all of whom
were white, Southern. lifelong democrats
and men of property and standing The
independent democratic votes that were
cast were overwhelmed with fraudulent
ballots.
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'The First Dose Gives Relief.

Trial bottles DIR. Swaynes Compound Syr-
up of Wild Cherry, 25 cents.
The distressing cough, which threatened Sc
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Liver Complaint, Blood Splitting, &C., no
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Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry"
81 have made use of this preparation for
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two patients, now in comfortable health, who.
but for its use, | consider would not now be
living. ISAAC S. HrRBEIN. M. d
Straustown, Berks county, Pa"
frice Trial bottles, % cents; large size,
81; or SIX for So. single % cent bottle
VIII often cure recent cough or cold, and
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prepared only by DIR. Swayne & Son, Phila-
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ITCHING PILES.-The syr

ITCHING PILES.-The symptoms
are moisture, like perspiration, intense itch
ing, increased by scratching, very distress
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HOME CUREs.-We were great sufferers
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a new trade TO suit myself I don't see how
!, is nossible for apv reasonable man TO get
away from that. Asto
a.
doh oeheve III eN'ra'agance nor III pc
ing niegaroiy. we must support our pubic
ihst.uuons' i migh' o'ner rom some as W
oe'ahs, pu, oeie'e III sustaining our coin-
mon schoo'S; III our Pu1lo ,'npio'e,nen''
IN lewiston nave pceh pia''e,, TOT ""' 'eH,
poriL'he anu TOT pa,ening up '"e ~, r,ree's anu
ior cheapwa.el worhS anu ;" On nc sro"nu
take Is aoing enings wen: he"ls ihlen'
nave sa'eu eoo"", ny taxing announcer water
system oa, II wou'o nave pee" penny-w'se
ana pounu-looIsh III 'ne emu I Is "o', IN
my Juaeanemt INV "n,o .. eAlen,.u 50 "'ue''
a. ''e i"i'"'"'''''s vi '"' expenditures
CHOPS AND TOMATO SAUCE.
The Reporter.-''flow does the Wednes-
days spectacle of the dinner party at the
State Treasurer's, Charles A. Whites. in Gar
diner, please you, DoctorT
The Doctor laughed 81 am great deal
amused at it. don't know what business
the greenback and democratic State commlt-
tees have to settle the duties of the next Leg
islature
The Reporter.-"What would You have
said at the spectacle OF the greenhack and re-
Puolean S.a'e eo''ln,i''e o., eating MI "i'e
n Corcelon Ell should bavo ,,,chad NJ
s,ch On ;doa ana caIiad i, 70 NOT tr.d;rg
;octev;ro 7 coo tbov have dot.rm;nod ths,
Mr. q white shall he state treasurer
hut II remains IN no seep whetber ,bev can
aal;ver tho goods I, 10 /, G,,lo amns;ng 7
must saw The f,rst 7 heard tbere wa. any
sucb thing in the wind was Wednesday AFTER