New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-10
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roUNDeD sY HORACE GREELEY
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10. 1877.
THE NEWS TINS MORNING.

FoRFIGN-The insurgents in Daghestan have
been defeated by the Russians. -= Gambetta
has made a vigorous speech in Paris. =- Nr.
Sauforl's horse Start won the Welter Handicap 40
Newmarket yesterday = This year the British
imports of wheat are 100000 greater than in
1876.
povrsuC.-Ohio appears to have given 10000
Democratic majority; the total vote was light and
fhe Worlngmen's party drew heavily from the Re
rublicans -= There was rainy day for election
in Iowa and light vote; the exact result
is not known -- General Harlan viii probably be
appointed 10 the Supreme Court and Mr.. Bristow TO
the English Mission. -= The manager and the
secretary II the Pioneer Bank Of san Francisco
cha.ged with an oycr-issue OF stock =- The sccrc-
tary If the Rockland, y. Y, Savings Bank has been
indicted. - The employees of the SusgIehanna
Coal Company have resumed work.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-Spccches VIII DO made by
George William Curtis, Ex-Governor Solomon, and
Congressman Bacon at the Republican mass-mectrg
this evening. which is expected TO be an impressive
demonstration. == Registration in New-York and
Brooklyn yesterday showed a great falllng-of from
last wear -=- Governor Hondricks returned from
Europe == There was a further decline in prices
Of coal Elijah Alliger arrived from
England but refused to make any statement. --
Cuba, ST. james, Mariana. and Deadhead won the
Jerome Park races. -= Alderman Purroy broke
1929, 1925. Gold value of the legal-tcnder dollar
nj the close 97l1o cents Of the silver dollar, 96l2
cents Stocks irregular, but lower, closing feyersh
at q rally.
TuE WEATHEE.-TR BUNE local observations in
dicate partial cloudiness with little change of tenn
pcrature. Thermometer yesterday, G2 ~ CO..
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The secretary of the Rockland Savings Bank
at Nyach has been indicted. There must be
other savings bank officials equally deserving.
Let the grand juries look after them.
Mr. Demas Barnes is willing to pay a hum
dredth part of the cost Of bringing the
Egyptian Obelisk to our shores, be it 81 ,OO0
or more or less. This subscription seems to
have hit the popular fancy, and the project
so far, prospers well.
The BristOw men are coming to the front
With General Harlan on the Supreme Bench
and Mr.. BristOw himself at the Court of St.
James, President Hayes will have done a good
deal to show that the battle, outside the con-
ventIon, is not always to the men who were
strong inside.
The Canadian dcfaulter who has misused
the savings of wOrkmen on the Grand Trunk
railroad, must be one of the worst of his
class. Frauds, such as he committed, disc0ur-
age proyident enterprises, and iniure those
who can least afford it.
Mr. Hendricks has returned in a state of
health which may be described as maiciousy
robust He is sufficiently impartial, however
10 report that Mr.. Tilden is looking strong
aud vigorous Perhaps MIR. Tilden resented
Mr. Hendrcks's recent remarks on his health
in way to make Mr. Hendricks think that
le was not 50 feeble as he looked. But Mr.
Hendricks seldom Ohends anybody. Even his
remarks ON the elicte mOnarchies are strictly
non-partisan.
There seems to he good reason for hoping
that the problem Of getting rid OF the
city's refuse, will be economically solved. The
material furnishes the fuel for It's own com
bnstion. and now it is believed that the resi-
due. after the burning will sell for enough to
nay the cost Of the furnace blast. the wear
and tear. and tho labor This is infinitely
prefersble 90 floating off the citys dead cats
and dos upon the shores Of suburban neigh
bors. besides costing less, and saving the news
papers from the necessity Of publishing letters
about filing up the harbor, from G. w Is.
The expectation of the French Government
IN gain III deputies at the coming election is