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r VOLUME XXXIX
; Suction sale
OF A
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JAPANESE
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YELLOW FEVER.
Little Change in the Reports
from the Contagious
Localities.
A Slight Increase in the Num
ber of Deaths in
Memphis,
Refugees Still Pouring Info That
City In Spile of Repeat
ed Warnings.
Bad Results Feared if the
Present Warm Weath
er Continues.
Vicksburg Busy In Attending to
Appeals from the
Country.
A Relief Trip from That City into
tfoe Rural Fever Dis
tricts.
Mach Suffering Resulting from the
Visitation Discovered and
Alleviated.
The Situation at Chattanooga Still of the
Uost Gloomy Character,
MEMPHIS.
WARM AGAIN.
Special Dispatch to The TVf&una
Memphis, Tcnn., Oct. H.—There was no'
frost this morning. On tho contrary, the tem
perature has again reached a summer condition,
with indications of o warm rain. Tho situation
Is thus made less hopeful than your correspond
ent was inclined to regard It yesterday. The
additional fact la the Increased Influx of ab
sentees adds to this hopelessness, as physicians
Issued warnings Declaring It almost certain
death for refugees to return beforo tho fever
has been abated by Its only known destroyer.
A casual observer passing up Maln / street
would have been struck with' the
crowds of people, and perhaps would
havo inferred that business bad resumed
Its usual activity; but in passing by tbe fow
business doors open the absence of customers
would baVe convinced him that all transactions
were conllncd to
TUB .VARIOUS RELIEF DEPARTMENTS.
The prominent dead of to-day are 0. F. Pres
cott, one of tho leading Udd-Fcllows of the
State, who remained here and labored hard with
this Order lu providing for tho sick and needy
members, and Bergt. Manuel, of the police
force. This last case was one ot criminal care
lessness on tbe part of his nurse. Manuel was.
doiug well, and was considered rapidly convales
cing. Yesterday, tbe sixth day of hUcase, bis
nurse permitted him to rise from his bed, tike
a bath, a shave, and other Imprudences, which
resulted lu death'
IN ABOUT SIX DOUUB.
Among the new cases beard of up to tlrts writ
ing Is Peter Canale. President of the Italian
Society, and a prominent Itallau citizen.
Several physicians Informed your reporter to*
day that they had met with no new eases, hut
were confident they would not be idle long if
refugees continued returning.
The vacancy in the SbcrllTs office was filled
to-day by the County Court electing a man
named McOown. The Court met for the pur*'
pose six miles from the city, on the Poplar
street boulevard. The action of the Court does
uot really (ill the vacancy, as McOown has not
been here since the epidemic begun, and, it Is
said, will uot come till after the first big snow.
Much dissatisfaction Is expressed, as the Sher
iffs office Is badly demoralized.
INTERMENTS.
Undertakers report thirty-four Interments to
day, of which twenty wore whites, fifteen lu the
city. The following Is the list of whites:
Lddio Mann. Marcus U. Jii»l
Charles Folfer. Mias Carrie Plain,
Con .McDonnell, Jeremiah Mnruby.
May Morris, Willie Llppold.
L. Catnpordonlco, Mary K. llurku,
W, 11. Adler, Marcus Shoemaker.
Mrs. black, Oscar Derke,
John Kosal, W. T. Push,
Albert Pterion, Atlas Came burke,
James Stone, Henry Uskman.
Seventy-five new esses reported by twenty
three physicians. A large majority outside the
city limits.
Dr. Keating, of New York, had to take to bis
bed to-night, but his physician thinks it not a
• cost of yellow fever. M. U. Tilden.
PROMINENT DEATHS.
Tolls WftUm AnociaUd Prtu.
Memphis, Torn., Oct. 14.—Among the deaths
reported since last night are Mother Superior
Marla Joseph, of the Sisters of the Good Shep
herd; H. C. Manuel, Sergeant of Police; Miss
Carrie Plain and Marcus U. Just. The latter
died five miles east of the city.
The Howard Association this morning sent
nurses to Garner and Hernando, Miss., The
weather Is warmer.
I>. CANOLB,
a prominent citizen, and President of the
Italian Society la this city, waa attacked with
fever isst night.
Twenty-three physicians of the Howard
Medical Corps reiwrt seveuty-llvo new esses,—
thirty-one lu the city and torty-lour In the coun
try.
' IN TUB COUNTKT.
Dr. W. A. Casswell has been sent to Beba*
tobia, Mias., In res|>ouse to an appeal fort a
physician received this morning. Dr. T. Grange
Simons goes to Somerville, Tenn., to-morrow,
In obedience to the request of Uov. James D.
Porter.
Tbo following was received tbls afternoon
Sabo s. Miss.. Oct. 14.-</#n. IP. J. Smith.
J ttiHphit: luv« fern here, aam. Bend two good
nurses by Am train.
K M. D. Wait, Acting Uaror.
lat* UtWJUT.
The Board of Health olUcially report nineteen
deaths (rum yellow (ever during the put twen
ty-four hours ending at 6 o'clock to-night. The
undertakers report Dfteen additional deaths in
the suburbs. Among those who have died
■luce noon were W. T. Pugh, Coo McDonald,
Oscar Drake, Mrs. Stack, William Myers.
All hope of the recovery of Jeff Davia, Jr., baa
been abandoned.
L ,. HIVBB BTIAURUS.
Blearners Dieould and Uesrt, towing barges.
DMacd down tliU momlDK, Steamer Colorado!
from at. Louis, also pused down, leaving a
hroty-laden bar,, wild auppUea Jot Ido mer-
• AROUND VICKSBURG.
■JU.IUHTUII.
gprctol ZHipaUb to The Tribune.
ViCESBvno. Mlu., Oct. From a cor
respondent of the Vicasbarg UtraUL, who so
compaulud the Howard supply train to stations
on the V„ B. & T. Railway ou yesterday, 1 learn
the following (acts; About two miles from
Delta, La., the residents have established a
very strict quarantine on the country roads,
and persona passing there must do so at the
risk of their lives. This Is peculiarly bard on
the people lu this section of country, as the ab
solute necessaries of Ufo cannot longer be ob-
Uloed, and the sltuitlon Is more serious than
many would Imagine. Them la trouble mild
paled aoleaa the blocksdcrs aoon open up the
road. A great deal of sickness la reported
IF THE MOUNDS STATION NBIOnnORIIOOD,
principally among tho. negroes. A case of
brutality occurred in that vicinity a few days
alnce aa follower A negro named John Willlama
bad another negro In his employ who waa taken
sick with fever, when bo waa put In a cart and
hauled Into the woods, where be waa left In the
lane to die. When discovered bewas dead, and
there waa unmistakable evidence that bislaat
hours wdre spent In tho moat terrible agony.
Tne negroes along the railroad are
UTTERLY DEMORALIZED.
The fields are white with the fleecy staple,
which the weather IS whipping -out of the bolls
and destroying. The happy shouts, tbu merry
songs of the hundreds of darkles which
at this season of tho year echoed
across fields and Into the surround
ing wooda, the busy hum of the gin with accom
uaoylog men, women, and children covered
with fleecy flakes awaltingto go to the nearest
store with the bale, have all been hushed, and
the stations are deserted. The gloom of death
pervades the atmosphere In every direction,
and one's heart Is saddened at the rcdlat of the
mortality and destitution.
AT TALLULAH,
Dr. J. B. Askew and wife have had a narrow
escape, but are doing better. L. Una la con
valescent. There are now under treatment
there ten cases, several very serious.
AT DBLUI,
the licit ire doing very well. The new caiei
ilnce lait report are William Miles and William
Morgan.
TUB NSW CASES IJ» THIS CITT
continue very few. The deaths for the past
twenty-four hours are J. W. Conklla, L. Shaffer,
8. J. llasaell, J. W. Brackett, Barbara £. Lacher,
tad three colored*
AT BOVINA.
■William Barr and nephew are down, and R.
W. Chappell and Capt. Jones Wllkloa are dead.
Capt. Wilkins died a trao martyr to the cause
of humanity. His actions daring the prevail
ing epidemic have endeared him to the hearts of
the entire community In which he lived. No
home was too humblo for him to minister to the
distress of Ita Inmates, aad oftcu when all
others had deserted tho unfortunates he per
formed the last sad rltea over the friend or
stranger. He was truly a rood man.
FEVER ON TUE BT. LOUIS DOAT.
Lieut. Benner, the officer in charge of the
relief-boat J. M. Chambers, was attacked by
yellow fever yesterday morning while tho boat
way lying in the lake in front of this city. It
was tho desire of the citizens hero that be bo
removed to comfortable quarters luthccltv.
but he declined, preferring to remain on board.
In the evening the boat steamed out of the lake
and anchored in the stream about three miles
from the city. Dr. Keys Is In attendance on
him. HU' condition Is very favorable up to this
evening. It is the intention to remain at anchor
until It is ascertained whether tbe fever will
spread among the unacdlmated crew.
DR. GLASS.
Viorbddro. Oct. 14.—Young Dr. Gloss, the
volunteer physician who came hero about three
weeks ago, died of black vomit last night out in
tho country.
DcrocU, opemor >t Greenville, 1. entirely
out of danger.
Eight deaths to-day, Are white and throe
colored. >
NEW OUIjBANS.
‘ TiI»'HEALTH REPOUT.
New Oju.baws,.Ov£. H.-Tbo weather Is clear
and pleasant; deaths, 20; cates reported, 183.
Total deaths, 8,510; total cases, 11,720.
Tbo Medical Department of tho University of
LouUlana at New Orleans has postponed tho
commencement ot tbe lecture term until Nov.
11, by which lime the Faculty believe the stu
dent* may safely come to tho city.
The Howards to-day sent nurses to Byram.
APPLICATIONS FOB RBLISP
to the Young Men’s Christian Association, 183;
lolhe Howards, BW,
The Howards scut a physician and nurse to
Duck. Hill.
The i’cebodji limed (10,000 ration! 10-J.j.
CHATTANOOGA.
TUB DBAD.
«wcial Ditvateh to Tfia TtiAuna,
CniTTAMooaA, Tenn., OcU 14.—Twelve
deaths to-day—ten from yellow fever—Mattiu
Price, Thomas Hartman, Mrs. M. C. Chamber
lin, Mrs. James Burke, Ed D. Jones, John Tab-
Jer, and lour colored. Tsbler was a printer on
the Daily Times , and the first death In the craft.
Ho was well known In tno fraternity la this
Slate,and formerly published a papcrln Helena,
Ark., In partnership with Butler I’. Anderson.
Hartman was fourth In a family of five, the re
maining one being an Infant. There arc twen
ty-seven new cases, cleveu white,—amoogtbem
W. D. Underbill, Principal of the High School
aud a very oopularyouugman. ills attack la very
severe. Dr. Olmsted,one of the physlciansfrom
Atlanta, was taken down this afternoon with a
plld case. Dr. Baxter Is Improving, and Is
probably safe. Dr. Fraer U getting along ex
cellently. Charlie Wight is doing well.
OLXDIiILL
is In a dangerous condition. A woman at Vul
can, fifteen miles below here on the Nashville
road, was atlscked with fever there to-day, and
brought to this city. She was a refugee from
here, but hod been there for three weeks. The
esse crested • stampede among the refugees at
Vulcan. Clear aud quite warm all day, and
continuing. No prospects of frost. Thet
momoler at 10 p. m., 63. p
V BLUB.
To ffw tVittim AuoeUltd ruts.
CIUTTANOOOi, 'i'CUD.i Oct. If— Death*, Ed
Joou*, Ain. Charles N. Chamberlin, Jamoi
fiurko, Thomas ilanmtn, and four colored.
Fourteen new cases; emu colored. The cool
weather of the put two day* iocreated tbo
death*. but decreaaed the now case*. The feel*
l nsr blue today. We expected
r£°*H, The eeuon U warmer than ever known.
Ura. Fraer nod llaxier have pood pruapecta of
recovery. The Vulcan Iron Work*, the laat
manufactory In operation, doted tiaturduy for
want of skilled bauds, and threw more laborers
out of work. The Kclief Committee la still In
need of funds aud provisions. Contributions of
money should bo sent to Charles D. McflulTpy,
Treasurer, and provisions to George B. Parkin*
aun. Quartermaster of the Citizens’ Belief Com*
mlttee of tUts dty, -
BOWLING QUERN,
STILL UOLOIVG OUT.
Special DUpateh to Tbo Tribune
Bowliku Qubkn. Ky., Oct. H.—The October
tern.ol the Common Pieaa Court convened to
day, and adjourned lor two weeks, on account
of the prevailing sickness. Mrs. A. Shatcr,
wife of'Master-Mechanic Shafer, of the Louis
villa & Nashville Railroad, died here this
afternoon. Her remains will be taken to Louis
ville. tier death wu from the effects of
childbirth. W. L.'Rogers, express-messenger,
running to Memphis, la sick, but Dr. Montene
gro, who is here, pronounces hla case not yel
low fever. Another cue wu that of Mrs.
Curren, whom Mayor Mallory requested Dr. M.
to examine, and he pronounced it also not yel
low fever. Tbls ought to allay tbo (ears of tbo
timid, as Mr*. Curren’a case baa been talked
about on the street ail day as a bad case.
CAIRO.
1 TO« SltVAT'o*.
Ppoeiol Ditpauk to Tbo Trtbtuu.
Cairo, 111., Oct. U.-»Dr. Waldo la very sick,
hut with hope. A ysliow-fever nurse arrived
Unlay end took charge .of him. There is no
change in the eases of Fhil Howard, Jim Cheney,
and John McXweo. Thomas Cook, and perhaps
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 15. 1878.
one more, will die. No new cue* or deaths
retried in twenty-four houra.
SPOTS.
MAmriLLi.
SreHal Ditpeueh lo The TVtttma.
NAanviLLk,Tenn., Oct K—Patrick Fleming,
an Imported caac from Chattanooga, la better
to-night. John A. Thompson, Treaaurer of the
itelief Committee at Florence, Alt, telegraphed
John D. Anderson, Chairman ortho Board of
Belief of Nashville; tbla morning, that many
destitute persona were tick In that town. There
wcre*two new case*, and money and provisions
were greatly needed. In response to tbla ap
peal 1200 were sent. The committees sppotnt
ed by Chairman Anderson will commence to
morrow to canvass for subscriptions of provis
lons for the sufferers. Twonew cases at Martin;
one new case at MeKenite.. The authorities of
Huntington, Tenn., and Athens, AJa< hare
raised their quarantine.
DBOATOX.
Special PUpateA lo The Tribune.
Decatur, Ala., Oct. 14.—Fifteen new cases
are reported to-day, and four deaths. One hun
dred and six cases are tinder treatment. Mrs.
Dr. GUI and Mrs. M. J. Howard are among the
deaths. The disease la not of a malignant
type, and In a great' majority of caeca yields
readily to treatment. Dr. Summers left to-day
for Tuscumbia. Dr. Sanve, Dr. Young, and
Dr. Clapton are with ua and going constantly.
Billy Bowman, our only druggist, Is still at bis
post. He Is on duty night and day without re
lief. He is a good one and deserves great
credit. No prospect for frost to-nlgbL
HICKMAN.
Special DiwaUh 14 The Tribune.
Hicrman, Ky., via Union Cirr, Tenn., Oct.
14.—N0 deaths from fevtr. Few new cases In
the past twenty-four hours. Dr. J. M. Alexan
der, Hvlnu ten miles from two, was taken with
fetcr Saturday nlgnt, and will not now leave
here, thouch a killing frost should occur, until
his case terminates for weal or wo. Ho has
proven himself one of the most generous, self*
sacrificing, fearless men In Kentucky. His
house has been open to all* The sick aod dying
have received every attention from himself and
family. The Florence fugitive found shelter
under bis hospitable roof.
naowMsriLtß.
Special Dltpatdk to TAt Tribune
BnowHsviLLK, Tcnn., OcL 14.—Eleven new
cates to-day, four white. 'Among theta are Mrs.
and Mr. Gunther, of St. Louis. The only two
deaths were Mrs. Gus Haskins and a colored
boy. Dr. Howell still Improves. Norman
McKennan Is doing well. Miss Annie McFar
land Is quite sick. The remaining three of the
Martin family are convalescent. Mr. Whitmore
Is resting well. Mrs. Gray hi very iIL
FULTOff, JLt.
Caibo, 111., OcL 14.—Dr. Luke P. Blackburn
was colled from Hickman to Fulton, Ky., this
mornlne to decide the nature of a disease which
appeared there asbort time ago. Ho pronounces
the four cases now there genuine yellow lever.
No new cases or deaths to-day.
PARIS.
ffpfefnl Dltpateh'.ta X»s THbune.
Paris, Tcnn., OcL 14.—N0 new cases of fever.
No .deaths and no excitement. Business is
rapidly reviving, and things are assuming their
normal aspecL
ALA.
Dbcatub, Ala., Oct. 14.— T0 the Uowrd Atto
elation, Memphis Will leave here this morning
for Tuocumbla ana Florence. •
Seventeen new cates were reported at this
point yesterday. t
The Howard Associating. here Is well meo
wed, and has all IU wants sCftpried. Dr*. Esuve
and Summers and the resident physicians arc
doing nobly.
Two hundred cased of yellow fever are report*
ed at Chattanooga, Teno., who are being well
cared for by physicians and a thoroughly or
ganized Relief Committee, with the lion. £. A.
James os Chairman, who is eminently qualified
for the position. Will reach homo to night. .
A. D. Lanostav*.
President Howard Assoelalioa.
MOBILE.
Mobile, Ala., Oct. 14.—The yellow fever Is
on the Increase hero. Frank V. Hernandez and
A. 0. Taylor, operators, are down with It. U.
rort, Secretary of the Hoard of Trade, died
last night at Sprlnghill with the fever.
BATON ROUOB.
u«iwn buvui.
Baton Hooob, La., Oct. 14.—New cases dur
ing the past forty eight hours, ninety-two:
deaths, debt.
West Baton Rouge. u.. Oct. 14 Yesterday
four new cases and three deaths for the past
twenty-four hours.
„ PATTinsONVILLB.
Pattbhsonville, La., Oct. 14.—The fever l«
gradually spreading, and assumes a most malig
nant form. Ur. llocho was taken down today.
In the Tcche the fever Is gradually abating.
mcoiioc.
Ricoiioc, Oct. X4.-FiftccD deaths to date.
M’COMU CITT.
McComu Cm. Oct. 14.—Two detthi tad
eljrbt cues. Ttie outlook U more cheerful.
DONALDBONTILLB.
Donaldsonvillb, Ocu 14.—Forty-three new
cues, five dcatns.
PORT HUDSON.
Port Hudson, Oct. 14.-I)r. Harrison, of
New Organs, lias recovered. Three new cases:
uo deaths.
Jever at Cook’s Landing, one mile below
Waterloo. Dr. Uanslcy Has black yumlu
Fever reported at Canaan Lauding.
BILOXI.
Biloxi, Oct. 14.—Twelve new cases and four
deaths during the past foriy-elghrbours.
BAY ST. LOUIH.
Bat St. Louis, Oct. R—Twelve new cases
and one deatu.
OSTKA.
Ostka, Oct. 14.—N0 new cues; no deaths to
day. The sick are progressing satisfactorily.
DMT ABOVE.
Dry Grots, Oct. 14.-AI Lebanon Churth
one new case, uo deaths. Total cases to date,
seventy; under treatment, fifty. At Dry Grove
no new cases; two deaths.
TUIUOPSACX.
Tiiidoduux, Oct. U— Tblrty-on. new cuea
ami odd dealt).
UKAND JUNCTION, TIMM.
Grand Junction, Tena., Oct. U.— Four new
cases and one dealt)—W. W. Pledge, Express
Agent—within the laat forty-elgnt hours. In
the country, four miles distant, seven now cases
and uoo death. At LaO range, during the last
twenty-four hours, two new. cases and one
death.
OBI.XNA.AKK.
lUlkna, Ark., Oct. H.-Tbe following an
nouocumciit was made by the Hoard of health
to-day: “This Board believes H now becomes
adutvto announce to the cUlseos that, while
the prevailing disease may not bo strictly yel
low fever, It certainly Is seemingly quite as
fatal, and the citizens are hereby so advised.'*
Them are about seventy-live vases of sickness
lu town. Ten now cases and six deaths reported
for the forty-elghthuursendlngnoon to-day. The
quarantine has been raised. A Howard Asso
ciation has been organised with Judge J. Cole
Davis as President, and began work at noon,
in oue bouse lour deaths have occurred wh bin
the last four davs, and a fifth party Is down.
Jacks <k Co., wholesale druggists, auuounccd lu
a circular yesterday they would furuUh medi
cines free of charge to all poor and ucedy. and
to all charitable associations.
CHICAGO.
COLIJtOTINQ CtOTUINO.
Last« Friday the Committee on Relief for the
yellow-fever sufferers decided to appoint a sub
committee of ladles to look after tho matter of
collecting clothing, boots and shoes, and other
articles of a|ilmilar nature for the destitutes In
the Booth. la furtherance of this project, Mrs.
Babin fimlth and Mrs. C. U. Larrabee met with
Murry Nelson, Chairman of the Belief Com
mittee, and N. K. Fairbauk In Boom 8, No. 163
LaSalle street, at 10 o'clock yesterday morning,
and an Informal discussion was held as to the
best weans ol bringing shout the
desired end. The gentlemen Insisted upon
leaving the arrangements entirely lu the hands
of the ladles. The latter thought best to id
point a Dumber ul prominent ladle* of the cm
to act lu co-operation, to meat them in Room 11
No. 163 Legally street, at 3 o’clock Friday after
noon, to deriae wsys tod metoa for making the
collections.
.tlo" [“Jl 0 *!"* Mlrn w«e ippotaled to meet
15f.S!. b ' CoI ? 11, / ,, “ FrM, y to ilevtee meioi for
coIIKUOR clothlni, etc., for the jellow-ferer
' Mr*. Col. (mdsem.n, Mra. Surab
Wright, Mra. John Hunud, Mra. Thomaa K.
Withrow, Mra. John Wllklnaon. Mra. John
Bumrauha, Mre. J. M. Flower, Mra. Charlca
McEmee, Mra. Morrj Nelaon. Mra. (Icorifo f,
!i or^V... Mre- .J'rome llachcr. Mra. John
C. Hilton. Mra. Albert gtunrea, Mra. W.
O. Hibbard, Mra. Robert North, Mra. Ablel
Tlakbara, Mrs. Edmond Pendleton. Mra. Stile*
Benton. Mra. Charles Williams, Mra. W. B.
‘NL ccker * Mr *’ J,me ‘ F. on.
lett, Mra. Kohert T. Harrla, Mra. Peter Page,
Mra. C. M. Henderson, Mra. J. V. Clark, Mra.
O. Barnard, Mlaa Harrison, and Mra. James
Waller.
The committee-room at No. 160 LaSalle
be opened at 9 a. m. Wednesday, and
will bo kept open from the above hour lo 6p,
m. each dav thereafter, for the purpose of re
ceiving donations of clothing, etc.
_ DONATIONS.
Treasurer Deßoven received $lO9 from the
employes of the Chicago, Hock Island ft Pacific
Railroad, which, with $60,423 previously re
ported and $37,448 from various sources, gives a
grand tots! to date of $93,011.
..To? .total contributions of the employes of
the Chicago, Rock Island ft Pacific Railroad to
date are $4,148.
RELIGIOUS.
CENTRAL ILLINOIS CONFERENCE.
Decatur, 111., Oct. 14.—The list of appoint*
menu of the Central Illinois Methodist Episco
pal Conference, Eighth District, Is as follows:
« p *? r, *-. Dl,trlet “ c » Springer, Presiding Elder;
Peoria Pint Church, 9. W. Brown; Hall Chapel.
K. U. Pearce; Madison Street, K. B. England:
SmUhvllle, U. w. Burns; Klcktpoo, C. W. Green:
Frlncevllle, 9. Brink; firimfleld, T. J. Wooa:
Elmwood, J. rarguion; YsiesCltr. D. U. Gray:
Tuscola, W. W. Carr: Canton, P. A. Cool; Can
ton. Circuit, W. M. Scdore; Farmtorton, O, J.
Locky; Cobs. R. A. Pierce; Lewiston. C. W.
Ayllng; Lewiston Circuit, M. Stahl: Sparta, A.
Bower; Cbilacotba, J. A. Windsor: Alcoo. A. K.
Morgan; Tlekllwa, E. C. Uayuan: Kewanee. o.
T. Merritt; Kewanee District. T W. 11. Uantcr,
Macomb DUtrkt-B. B. Kaufman. Presiding
Elder; Mswiub t h. C. Bowlins Macomb Circuit,
J. W. Frnvfcl; Oardolph, I’. J. (isrrettson. sod
one supplied; . Buibnell, Dr. O. W. Arnold;
Prairie City and Virgil. G. W. Martins Aron, L.
B. Dennis: Good Mope..O. W. Millers Plsaasnt
Mound, \V. It Blockwell; Dlsndlosviile, T. p.
Henry; Hroilhflcld, J. A. Rutledge; Pennlnston
Point. A. C. Calkins; Vermont, B. Applebcc;
Colchester, W. U. Alexander; Blvarton, J. Kern;
lUmlUon and Nauroo, John Birch: Unrnslde, C.
I. Bailey; Bentley. T. J. Pearson; Csitbege.Peter
Warner: Labsrpe. J. D. Snedaker; Dallas City, to
be supplied; Terre Dante, A. 8. Atherton; Rarl
ton, H. P. James.
Monmouth Distrtct-O. K. Tallis, Presiding
Elder; Monmoolb, J. 8. Gumming; Cameron. A*
Keller; Abingdon, M. A. Dead; Mermen. Deary
Brink; Galesoura, U. W. Bruwn;‘Koozvflle, D.
Ayers; Gilson, J, Q. Adams; Msrqusn and sum*
mil, L. U. Dennis; Klvs Centre, J. K. Kane: Ws
tags. D. H. Dames; Oneida, c. D. Couch; North
Henderson, C. W. Hhermsn; Alexis, William It.
Warner: Berwick, T. 8. Howell; Itoseville. N. T.
Allen: Kirkwood, D. Hmlth; Biggivllle, M.
Bmitu; Klllson and Ciena, L, V. Webber:
Oqusnka. William Uernam; Keltbsbarg, it.
Usner; Sanbeam, J. W. Coe.
Rock Island District—K. Warmootb. Presiding
Elder; Rock Island. Fifth Avenue, G. R. Palmer:
Ninth Street, J. Hart; Moline, J. H. McCord; Port
Byron. W. B. Stevens: Hoc a River Valley, N. Q.
Clark; Hampton, J. W. McCord; Cleveland, T.
Doran: Punk Prairie. W. U Wilber; Geueseo.
■ William Collins; Cambridge. J. J. Wallers Orion.
J. Collins; Woodhull. J. W. Haney; New Wind
sor. J. K. Taylor; Aledo. A. It. Morgan; Millers,
berg, George Morey; New Boston, it. c. Dennis:
Illinois Cltv, W. .Matthews; Tsrlor Ridge, J, 11.
Janus; Pumptiou, T. Watsoa; Milan, E. N.
Boutley; Reynolds, P. Smith.
Kewaneo District—W. 11. Hunter. Presiding El
der; Kawance, George F. Merdltb; clsb, J. Hmlth,
Atkinson and Annawan, D. G. Htoufer; Ualva, W.
D. 11. Young; Altona. W. WaDon; Victoria, 11.
K. Metcalf; Lafayette, U. C. Burch; West Jersey,
W. J. Mermium; Tolou and Elmirs, D. T. Wil
son: Wyoming, J. J. Flaherty; Bradford, J.
Malkeme: Naponset and Osceola, W. Warier:
Bttda. M: V. a. White; BheiUeid* T. I*. Falkner:
Tisktlawo, K. C. Wayman; Henry, Charles David:
Whlteiield. W. 11.- Hitchcock; bparlsnd. W. B.
Couthen; Lawn Ridge and LaPralrio Centre, W.
T. Lewis, and one to be supplied: Hoachwine, U.
Kinney.
Weiiona District—C. H. Broca. Presiding Elder:
Wenout. T. M. Durham; Tuuics. J. o. Blair;
Magnolia, K. P. Porter; Ilenncpin. J. M. Slur
pby; Lacoo, A. C. Price Phelps; Chapel and Var
na. A. J. Jones; Bell Pisiue and Lartse, W.
Wells; Washburn. John Borland; Minonk, O. P.
Hall; New Rutland. M. V. Cruubsker: M'eator,
G. W.Gue; Cornell and Newtown, supplied by
Alexander Bmitli; Nevada, W. U. Phillip;
Dwight, V. B. F.Tolmtn: Gardner. G.W. Drown;
Braldwood. D. 8. Mam; Mason. (). M. Buntov;
Ransom and Verona. L. Springer; Grand Ride, T.
Dooey; Eton and WauuouacLil. H. Crosier.
Onarga District—H. J. Brown, Presiding Elder;
Onarga, Dr. Laney; Buck and Loda, J. Wilkin
son; Wellington. J. D. Calhoon: Milford, W. H.
Flint; Oilman, P. H. Gumming; Clifton, J. P.
Forsyth; Crescent, W. T. Kerr; Watseks. C, O.
McCulloch; Sheldon, B. W. Baker: Iroquois. 8.
P. Alford; Cbshause, C. E. Rowe; Waldron, W.
H. Hmlth; Falrourg, M.-U. Uavennule; Poiosl,
J. U. Saunders; Forrest. M. G. Eignua; Chats
worth. A. Fisher: Pepin City. R. Crowes; Rob
erts, G. W. Abbott: Avocs, W. Underwood; Pon
tiac, J. F. Culver; (o be supplied, Hauntraln, sup
plied by J. 11. bcott; Eldriageville, J. A. U. Wil
son.
formal DUlrlct-J. D. Dills. Presldloc Elder;
Norms!. O. U. Irwin: Union. J. A. Flowers;
Lexington, R. U. Wtlllsms; helms, J. nosers:
Cbcooa,W. I'.Drives; Hook's Creek, J. L.Tsrpin;
Uridley. W. A. Camming; KlPssu, J. B. MlUlp:
Secor, J. Prslre; Wsshtuxton, U. Z. Ollmer; Eu
reka, C. 11. Hi. John; Hudson.!’. It. UcNslr;
Dsnvers, H.Vsnpelt; Borin* Lske, il. 1L Bogseis;
Deer Creek, J. N. Sanders; Urovelsnd, H. (I. J.
Worthington; Mackinaw, W. K. Wiley; Pekin.
It.D. Uopcll; Uetimora, £. McCltsb.
ROCK RIVER CONFERENCE.
Special Ditpaick to J%* ZVtSuiu.
Mt. Carroll, Hi., Oct. 14.—Contrary lo ex
pectations, the Hock Ulver Methodist Confer
ence canuot finish Us buslueas here to-day, and
may not set away till next Wednesday. There
are some Important matters to be looked after,
and the Uuhop will hold the brethren to their
work till It Is dune. Uanuv Is all right. Batter-
Held Is serene. Moses U. tihelduti has been
located. Yates has asked and received a loca
tion. Several reports of committees were
heard and speeches delivered. It is understood
that there is a bis chance to take place in the
appointments. Some of the three-years men
are oif at two, and the Cahlnr*. tamslstlng of the
Presiding Elders and Bishop, are hard ul work
In adjusting the dllllcult cases. Grace Church,-
Chicago, asked the Conference to come there
next year, and the Conference unanimously
accepted the Invitation.
CORNER-STONE.
bpoctnt Ditoatek to Tho Tribvmo.
Dubuqub, la., Oct. 14.—The corner-stone of
the new tit. John’s Lutheran Church was laid
yesterday with imposing ceremonies.
CANADA.
BpfcUl IHtpalck ts Tks TrOons.
Ottawa, Oct. H.—Detective Conners leaves
for Milwaukee to-morrow to prosecute John
Cheekier, and, If possible, have him extradited
on the charge of uttering counterfeit Dominion
of Canada notea. Hoyle, a partner lu the crime
of Checkley, who was arrested lu Allegan,
Mich., but surrendered himself to the CCbadtan
authorities, was to-day, oiler a preliminary ex
amination. committed to stand bis trial at the
next Assizes. The evidence against him was
very strong.
tiptdal IHttxUek to Tkt Trikuns.
Toronto, Oct. U.—The Police Magistrate to
day gave a decision In McGee vs. Campbell,
Coaseils fit Cox, brokers, dismissing the esse on
some technicality. The defendants, who failed
a abort time ago, Wi re iu'.rusted bv the com-
Blainant with serio certificates of (&) shares of
lerchauts* Hank stock, lor me purpose of rais
ing a loan upon them, and they, in violation of
good faith, sold the certificates and converted
the proceeds to their own use. McGee Is not
satisfied with inis decision, and wilt swear out
another Information against defendants. The
amount Involved is *36.000.
TEMPERANCE.
ftMol Ditua’.ah to Tkt TWStuu.
U«can)», 111., Oct. M.-Tbo Nation.] Con
vection of tb. CbrUtlao Temperioc. Union
meet, lu tbla city on lb. 23d but. A lull Kt oI
delegate. baa bean elected Irom tbla couutv.
Tbo big taboniaele la about eouioleted, and wUI
Im properly dedicated on lb. 17tb.
HYMENEAL.
totdat runout to Tks Trik «u
Madison. Win, Oct. U— Miss Anna Norton,
the leading soprano of the Congregational
Church, a young lady loved by all our cillseus.
will be married to-morrow to U. C. A.Um« a
prumlneut youug farmer of this county.
POLITICAL.
South Carolina Democrats Carry'
ing on the Same Old
Came.
Formal Complaints Lodged in
Washington Against tlio
Bulldozers.
Forthcoming Connell of Democrat! to
Formal!; Sit Down on Cipher
Sammy.
Invigorating Speech of Senator Howe
at Madison, Last
Evening.
Opposing Political Parties in Armed
. Array in a Loniiiana
Dietriot,
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Tn. BUOT-GUN I*OLICr.
So*nal fiitonieh to The Tribune.
Washington, D. 0., Oct. 14. —Representative
Rainey tod Stephen A. SwalU, of South Carull-
Da, bad an interview with the President to-day
relative to the South Carolina outrages.
Swells, whose life was attempted, is a resolute
tnau, nearly white, born North, who went to
South Carolina as a soldier. The President was
Informed of the atrocious and lawless conduct
of these nnterrlfied Democrats, sanctioned hy
Gov. Hampton and hla conciliated advisers. Mr.
Dayea said that be Intended to do everything
that the law will allow. Hu said that all this
matter would have logo to the Attorney-Gen
eral for action. He seema to feel, said Mr.
Swells, that
SOMETHING MOST DR DONE.
Mr. Bwalls called the attention of the Presi
dent to an editorial In the Columbia Regitltr
BIDDING DBFIANCB TO TUB VBDBIUL AUTHOR
ITIIS,
and to a similar editorial in the Charleston Xtm
anti Cvuritr, and the President appeared to be
deeply Impressed with the facts set forth. Mr.
Swalla asked what be abootd tell his people at
home, and the President's reply was: “Tell
them that tbev shall have all the protection the
law shall give.”
These outrages nj)on Swalla ore more exag
gerated than those upon Probate Judge l.ee,
which were recently detailed in these ills catches.
Mr. Bwjlls had the choice of three alternatives,
surrender of hla political rights, ostracism, or
death.
The Democratic Executive,, Committee of
Williamsburg County, has driven Mr. Swalla
from hla home by threats of death as part of the
work to be accomplished In overcoming Kc
publican malorlllea and ducting their own
Congressional candidates at any cott. The out
rages committed formerly bvKii-Kluxwcro hid
den crimes committed at deadof night br masked
tneu. Now, emboldened bv recent events ami
encouraged to oelleve mat the law la loweries*
to thwart them,
MAVBS ARB HO LONGIR WOK*. •
The Ku-Kluz have reapocared directly under
the leadership of the Democratic Executive
Committee, claiming the sanction of Gov.
Hampton (or their acta.
-The State rallHla. under command of Gov.
Hampton, fire enlisted to do deeds of violence.
Por speaking at Republican meetings, and try
ing to omuilze the canvass there, SwalU, after
naylng been twice shot at aud subjected to great
Indignity, was visited by tbe Democratic Execu
tive Committee, accompanied by a band of red
ahlrU or ride-dabs, and presented with
TUBS* KESOI.tmON!*.
■ Ula«>a A&OUMi
. Jitiolted, Tint 8. A. Swells lie required to leavo
v> llllsmsbura In leu date.
Heeolved. That lie la a hlgh-banclcd robber.
Jieiolrtd, That he and bis rioters be held rtupon
•ibte for all Incendiarism which mar happen.
Knotted, That unless the above bo complied
with he must forfeit bis life.
Swalle Immediately wrote (tie whole atorv to
Got. Hampton, who has not noticed it, and to
day filed wltb President Hayes a cony of the re
port to Hampton.
hhsitxr cotmrr.
Tbe Reputdlcani ol Sumter County, South
Carolina, having called meetings for last Satur
day, framing their calls In auch a way a* to en
title them to protection under tho United States
law, tbe Democratic paper at Sumtcrvllle.
edited by one of Wado Hampton’s aids, exerted
Itself to tbc Utmost to excite the Democrats to
au attack upon tbe Republicans. Tbc following
arc afew specimens of its numerous paragraphs:
Democrats should rally as one min ou Katnrdsy.
lie who dallies is is a dastard; he who doubts Is
damned.
Let Northern speakers come—we intend to carry
Sumter County Democratic at tbe next election In
•pite of the world. Oesb. ami (be devil.
Surely no one who Is wortnv of the name of msa
can bvsltsto under each cuudliloas to laku a baud
on Saturday.
Wen with mothers and wives, men with sister*
dear, men who expect to raise families to Sumter
County, yonreoue and daughter* turnout ou Sat
urday. sod meet the thieves who are gathering to
gether sod attempting to fasten upon us u» unr
rulers and ueelera lu till* country. Let everything
bo conducted on Saturday will) military order.
Eromnlnvss, and precision. In Itifll our southern
raves left their loved homes and Dreslilc*. sml
encountered every conceivable bodily privation,
every danger for the cause that dwarf* into perfect.
Insignificance in comparison w ith the Democratic
cause In this country to-dar, and vet these men
are so easc-lovlng sod unpatriotic that they will
not turn out on bsturdsy to meet the Itepublicau
thieves, if eucb there be. go mark (bom well.
Tho following t« the Rule Club Is given as
tbc programme for tbe Democrats on Saturday:
Presidents of ctuln are requested to report to
the County Chairman, who can be found at tbe
rooms of the Kxccuilve rominittee In tho rear of
tbe lown-tUll. up-alatr*. The duo* will be
earnestly enjoined uy those In authority to remslu
In line and under (ho command of their respective
Presidents until they are turned over to soma
higher officer from wbotatbey will receive orders
during tbe day.
THE TIL'DKN CIPHERS.
rUKi'AUINO to UOUNCB OLI) SAUMT.
Special DiuxUcA la The Tribune.
WAbIitNUTON, 1). C., Oct, H.— There has sud
denly; appeared hero • wry considerable number
of leading Democrats from oil sections of tie
country. They are very altcnt os to tho pur*
I mao of tbvlr vUft, h(J| peraons who claim to
have official Information aa to their mowmenta
aay that one of the direct objecta of this gather
luff la to consult aa to the cipher dlijiauhes pub*
Uabed by the New York Tribune, and to aeu
wbat action, 11 any, aboutd bo taken by the Dem
ocratic i«rty. Oue of tbc gentlemen ia repre
aeoted to have said that the drat purjtose would
be to aacertaiu whether thu dispatches are gen
ulne and the tranalatloo correct. That dour, bo
will recommend that thu Democratic party
formally diaavow and denounce Samuel J.TII
- and leave him, and not tho Democratic
party, to suffer In the popular ealcem.
tiiosk Tti.uKN cirnans.
tehti l« CtitclNaull Vntniutretal,
Wabuinqtun. D. C., Oct. 13.—Within tho
next few days Tllden will attempt anuxplaua
‘ lion of the cipher tils patches. Ho will dUciaiut
auv knowledge of thoau moat damaging Uls
patches, and his friends say lie will succeed in
clearing his own skirts. llu la excessively an
noyed at the publication of these tell tale tele
grams, not only for his own sake, but fur others.
Ilia explanation and disclaimer will lake the
form of au open lettet addressed to a friend,
after the manner of bis famous Southern claims
epistle.
IVasuimoton. Oct. 13.—The Sunday Oautte,
aa If speaking by the card, say* of the report
that Mr. Ttldeu will make a statement this
week clearing hi* skirts of auy impropriety m
connection with these cipher dlapatcuea. that
“President TUdcn will continue to bo cstleot
until alter the November election, when,
through the medium of a published statement,
be will vindicate himself atul the people who
voted (or him.* 1
WOMB CIFUBB DISPATCUIS,
AW lor* OntfiJUe, Oct. to.
A good many of the cipher dispatches that
passed during November and December, 1870,
from Florida to 15 Gramerey Park, were ad
dressed to Henry Havemeycr, and one of them,
as Interpreted, read:
TAU.ajuaszs. Dsc. l.—Utnry Uammtytr, 15
PRICE FIVE CENTS.
Wnt &rtntetnfh»trMl, NtwTArk: MayWooller
Hire hundred thousand dollars less half for TUdea
additional Board metuberf Lieutenant.
W oou.it.
Trill morning the TrMiu publishes the fol
lowing cipher disnatcD. to tho same gentleman, -
from South Carolina, but dues not translate ir.
■ CnLi’MniA. Nov. IN. —Henry fhirfin*y*r, Xft>
] or *i For myresaltilo yourself mind it definite
doubtful If II it's nnr* to but must hImII and sar
meet trying worth »*?l will mn tri-nlgut London
they prudry leave o'clock tnelr Tasrnes tone word
omitted bCTei by lowest Missouri mer
London statement of Glasgow of Moscho errors
answer Rhine face of within Rnssia's can Hym
ens- Rochester Mississippi on Urecce show be
fore. g.
Wc bare applied to this the double-thirty key,
as furnished on Monday, and find the following
result:
rourniuA. hor. 18.—/f>npv Mnvvntyfr, JVVe
}ork: Shall leave to-nicht for 11. [HaUimorerj
Meet mo yourself, If prudent. I'tinrniatj Hoard
•ay thtv mII ito It, ture, art ) Its worth trying, but
result doubtful to mv mind. Most eel dednito
answer Iwfore 8 o'clock. Statement of rotes nf
Returning Hoard show on face. Hares’ majority of
[VV onl out hero.l 800. Gas of Tllden’s within MO
of lowest. 3 can charge.
Now. everybody would very much like to
know what It was that tho South Carolina Ro
turnlug Board promised to "do, sure.’*
WISCONSIN.
MADISON.
Apedat thtpaith to Tht Tribune.
Madison, Wls., Oct. R—Senator T. O.
Ilowe addressed a large audience In the As
sembly Chamber to-night on the issues of the
fall campaign. The Hon. E. \v. Keyes, of this
city, Introduced tho speaker in highly flattering
terms. Tho Senator’* remarks were eutbnal
aitically applauded throughout, lie was ex
tremely severe on tho Hrecnback party,—a
party without a history, without a record, and
ono that has never made one. He ably re
viewed the history of the Republican party,
comparing Its record at every turn with that of
the Democrats, giving tho Rourbons many a
caustic slap, which created considerable merri
ment. It la consoling (o And that tho
record of the Republican party la unanimously
indorsed by Democratic Conventions nowadays.
The old crimes of Republicanism were the en
franchisement of slaves, extension of si'ifraee,
the Civil Rights bill, and saving tho Union.
Then we were reviled for this; bat nowadays
ouc reads In every Democratic platform, a
hearty indorsement of ait these, and their reso
lutions hold these Republican institutions in
tact. Now our crimes are alleged to be tho
making of bird times and the stealing of a
President. The Senator showed by actual
llgurca that it cost less to live, and prices wero
higher flow, than in 1800. in Democratic days.
11c also exhibited statistics of Imports and ex
ports. showing that people misestimate our
adversitv. He said the reason of ihctisrd timej
was, tint, the enormous strain on physical cllort
occasioned by the great Civil War. When tlio
million men engaged in the War were discharg
ed, thev had been thrust Immediately into tlio
productive circles of the country. Then com
menced an era of railroad-building such os the
world has never seen. Twenty thousand miles
were built iu three years. During this period
an enormous demand aruso In consequence of
the eager and hungry demand lor lumber to
build up new territories opened by the roads.
Prices were up, ond everything was rushing.
Twu hundred million dollars alone wercucccssarv
to keep up this peculiar .enterprise, in WTil
paraltoia stmt* this business. Tills vast horde
of rallrua<l-bulldcrs.*aod lumbermen, un.l Kin
dred workmen werr thrown upon the ranks of
the unemployed, together with the.62OO,UJJ.UUO
of monur used lu keeping them, and the conse
quence was a shock unoquaied upon every chan,
noi of Industry. No other country'could have
stood It. Revolution would have followed. Hut
we Usd a great domain to settle up, and cheap
lands, and that furnished one- safctv-valVe.
Upon low prices and a stablu currency depended
the rcrlvlfrlDgol all these paralyzed nrnncncs
of enterprise, Tne Senator then launched out in
the discussion of the llnancia) issues of the day,ln
which 1m thoroughly used up the UrmnbacUcrs,
ami proved the Republican party.nut at all re
sponsible fur the hard times.' The speech con
cluded witli a reference to Hu* ervof fraud In
relation to President Haws. He declared dm
question which nro.»c fit 1870 as to the vote of
Florida, Louisiana, ami South Carolina was’ a
manufactured dispute. Ho went over tho old,
old story, ami was particularly severe In exposi
tion of the Tddcn cipher dispatches, luu- •
ccssfuliy turning the cry of iraud upon i'lldcn
himself. Thu speech was thu opening of mu
campaign here, and produced an admirable ei
feci.
OVUICOSII.
Special Dltpouh to The TWAunr.
Oshkosh. Wls., Q:u 11.—An turitation Is
(mhlUheU tiMitoht, atoned by several hundred
German buslncas-inen, IrrcsjiccUve of political
preferences, to Henry Fink, of Milwaukee, ask
ing him to address u public meeting ou ■ tho
Unsocial question.
The Democratic Convention of Saturday docs
not give good satisfaction. WlllUm Nuiil, de
feated candidate for ShcrllT, published u card
announcing himself au Independent candidate,
and Jerry Vusburg Is out with an ungrv card re
fusing to accept the noinlDuciou lor Coroner.
WAI.WOimi JoUNTT DBMOCIUT9.
Spfruit /Mwxifoft In The TriMm *.
Obnbva La KB, Wts.. Oct. 11.—Al the Demo
cratic Convention for tuo First District of Wal
worth County, held tiuru on Saturday, HollJ.i
Inuliom, of KlKlioro, was nominated fur tuo
Assembly,
JaOITIBI AXA.
AN BXClTtna CAMPAIGN.
To the Udilor ul Tin Tribune.
Vicrbruuu, Miss., Oat. It.—News from tho
neighborhood of Waterproof, lot., about forty
llvu rollosbelowthlsclty.brought by thii steamer
Nutchev this afternoon. Is of a decidedly warlike
character. Thu exact cause of the trouble could
not bo ascertained, as the boat did nut remain
at Waterproof hut a short time, it being mid
night and but few persons up. It appears t|iciu
was a political mcctiug going. nuJ cx-Chlef*
Justice John T. Ludellng had been addressing
them. A disturbance arose, and units weru
freely used. During the iignt Copt. Peck uad
lour negroes were killed. Among the negroes
wounded was one nuined Fairfax.
A KOMINKB VOIt CONUUBM
111 ttonsas Parian. He could not l>u found, and
seems to bavu been gotten away from ihe scebu
of action. Thu negroes were organized uud
eucami/ud at Dose* Lauding, a short dLtuucu
above the battle ground. They are sevvntv-flvu
strong, and ar» Increasing. The unites urv also
encamped ul Rodney Point, about eight miles
from the negro lloih parlies uru slew
ing on their arms. Wueu tho Natchez passed
St. Joseph. La., report* were rife that the
negroes intended attacking and sacking the
town this forenoon. Great excitement prevails,
and theivhites had dispatched to thu adjulu
lug parUhfor reliilurceonts.
OHIO,
UEPUIII.ICAN MAJOKITT, 4.103.
HoftUil PiifKilcU tu Tht Tribunt,
Cincinnati. 0., Oct. R—Official return* of
the late election have been received from all
the couuliea in Ohio but fourteen. Unofficial
reporta have alao been received from these, so
that very cloae eatimatoa can now he made upon
thu result. The total vole coat will fall abort of
that of laat year. Tne Uepuhllcau majority fur
Decretory of State will bu 4,1(12. The National
vote will reach somewhere between 80.000 and
a email Increase upon laat year. John
O. Thompson, Chairman of tho Democratic
Slate Committee, vstlmatca that two-thirds of
this vote came from the ranks of tho Democrat*.
It la more likely, however, that it was about
evenly divided between the two parties. ■,
INDIANA.
VOOftUBXS. '
Bineial Dupatch <0 TAs IVtSvaa,
Cincinnati, Oct. H. —Thy etory was current
bero to-day that au organized effort was to bu
made to defeat tho ro-eleclloo of Senator Vouc
hees, of Indiana, to thu United States Senate,
the National Banka of the eo lire country hav
ing raised a heavy corruption fund fur use upon
member* of the Legislature. A statement tu
this effect was published la the A’uqulnr to-day
with double leads and much particularity of
detail. Iu object U understood to be to head
off a movement, which la already on foot among
the Democrats of Indiana, to oppose Vouchees.
It a member of the Legislature nr Democratic
leader undertakes now to advance the interests
of another candidate, U will at once bu charged
that he luu beets bouffbl by UuU vtf/fuytJtfb