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New-York tribune., 1878-10-10

FoRKGN.-Several thousand Christians are follow
ing the Russians to AdrianOple -= The Centre
or Catholic party has resolved to vote against the
German Socialist bill. == Prince Bismarck has
made strong speech against Socialism -= Cen
eral PceIs Peter won the Middle Park Plate at New
market. 80 The Russians have decided to remain
as near Constautinople as the line at Schatadja.
DosFsuc-General Gideon J. Pillow is dead,
80 The President and part Of the Cabinet
were at the tomb of Madison yesterday; /;
at the mansion the President made a
speech to the company which had gath
cred there. Twenty people were
killed and over 13O wounded by the accident on the
old Colony Railroad. - Judge Baxter of the
United States Court has ordered that the stolen books
of the New-York Mine be returned Immediately.
The Missouri Republicans have nominated
Alexander r. Denny for Judge on a strong hard
money platform; the convention received with tre-
InondOus applause proposition to nominate Grant
for President but did not, however, make the nomi
nation.
CRY AND SUBURBAN.-The disclosures con-
cernng the Florida cipher dispatches were
discussed with great interest Mayor Ety.
Elliott F.. Shepard aud others expressed opinions.
- The Anti Tsmmany conference committees
agreed to united action in the campaign. -= The
Postal Convention considered the Postal laws.-
A division exists among the Park Commissioners.
= The new city loan was awarded at
a very favorable rate. =- The contestants
counsel in the Vanderbilt will case asked
for more time. - Additional testimony
about Army movements was taken in the Fitz John
Porter case. - Cold. 1OOllls. 1OOlsle 1908.
Gold value of the legal-tender dollar at the close,
09sio Stocks opened active, later were dull and
lower, and closed unsettled and weak.
The WEATHER.-TRBUNE local observations in
dicate partly cloudy or clear weather with lower
temperatures Thermometer yesterday, 66o, 79o,
CO.,
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10

The demand for The TRIBUNEs of Monday
and of yesterday exhausted the editions, but
fresh supplies have been printed, and we are
now able to fill oil orders. Readers viii re-
member that Mondays issue contained the
full account Of our discovery of the keys of
the Tilden ciphers, with the arrangement Of
necessary for translation and that Tuesdays
contained our first complete and consecutive
instalment of the cipher dispatches them
selves.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10
FOR TIE C4MPAIGN.

TIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE, a large, sixteen
paee paper, which, besides containing all the
news, is a complete agricultural and family
iournal, Will be sent from now until
Christmas, to any address, postage pald,
for Twenty Gents or in bundles OF
NOT less than ten, to one address,
hostage prepaid, from now until after
the election. at the rate Of Ten Gents
Der copy. Win campaign clubs and commit
tees send i'm their orders at once !
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10

been eating away the solid rock on which it
was built, so that last year it was decided that
the old structure should give way to iofter
and larger one. There is reason to fear now,
as no light is visible from Plymouth. that
the sea has conquered at last, and sweeps
again in unchecked force oyer the Eddystone
rocks
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10
amusemenlo ano aieelmas 20 Niqhi.

BooIu's THEATRE" Henry Will"
bHoAbwAY THEATRE" Nancy sykes"
FIETIi AyENUE IHEATRIl--" Camille.
FARE THEA ArRE-" Bouquets ana Bombsheiis'
EAN FRANCISCO MINsTHELS 0PEtA HOUSE .
A MON SQUARE THEATRI,--" Mother and SON
RAILACK's IHEATRk-" The BGaa 20 RUM.
AMERICAN lNsTITUTE- Exhibition.
COUF's EoUEsCURNICULuM n.
NAM-IORK AoUAkiUA-Jay and Evening.
ertINWAY HALI-Cdncert. KelJOgE-Carey.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10

Tt may occur to Mr.. John G.. Thompson
that Ohio needs some more redistricting.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10

" Shall not ring fre-bell in nightF7 MAN
ton Marble, Florida dispatch.) Yes. Moses
get right up and ring. Ring hard, too.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10

DAILY TRIBrNE. Mail Subscribers, SO per annum.
SFNI-WFTKIY TRfBUNF, Mail Subscribers 81 per an
NETkIy TRlBUNE Mail Subscribers, So pei aunn1h
Terms cash in advance
Trovn adyereers their favurS for THR TRIBUNE
Ft1.SS Eroa0way. Sist-f. SOS ". 2SiSi cor oANt
O2 East 4th cor UnigngHare. 7G0 9dav CT 4Ithst
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10

There seem to be two Ohio ideas, and this
time il is the other one.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10

BILE for old admirers Of Mr.. Adams to make the
excuse for him that he was gullible and
had been gulled. But that excuse win not
last now and as a friendly act we advise Mr..
Adams to get out of his present predcament before
the next instalment.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10

The opening of the second chapter of the
mystery of Mary Stannard is more dreadful
than the first. The prosecution seem to have
secured strong eircumstantial evidence that
the wretched girl was poisoned by the clergy
man who has already been once on trial for
the murder which must have followed the
poisoning. Mr.. Hayden has been again az
rested. and again manifests extraordinary
composuTe.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10

The National party, Of comparatively such
slight Importance in Ohio, has made It's mark
in Indiana and Iowa. In the former State it
has chosen enough members of the Legisla-
ture, it is believed. to hold the balance
of power, and therefore to dictate, or,
at least, to influence, the election of u
successor TO Senator Voorhees,. The Nationals
have also elected member Of Congress from
Indiana-De La Matyr, the clergyman-candi-
date. The Congressional delegation is thought
to contain SIX Democrats and seven Republi-
cans, among the latter probably Mr.. Orth.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10

does not touch its highest tide and recede as
RAPIDLY as it rose.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10
ouslurss Monres.

To ONE AND ALL.-Are You suffering from q
eo0b cold asthma bronchitis any OF the various pulmon
ary troubles Uften end IN consumption II So Wy
yytiors Iugo Cod Liver Lime" safe and sure rem
ed % "a no 0naek prenaratio7 but TegnlaTy prescribed
IN me pecal faculty. Manufd oniy by A. b. WIiBoR Chem
ist Boston. by an giste
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10

In Iowa the Greenback vote has had an un-
expected notwithstanding the solidity' of the
Republican delegation in Congress by the
election OF two candidates indorsed both by
Democrats and Greenbaekers. The majority
for the Republican State ticket is 10000.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10

There are symptoms of an effort to make that
"bad young man, Governor Tilden's nephew the
scapegoat. Now against this we protest. Ii is not
our business to defend Colonel PeltOn, but this
much we will say He has no cant about him, and
humbug. He is not hypocrite, and he is at least
man of his word. Judging solely by the revelations
of the dispatches those still hands well as
those printed, Colonel Pelton is better man than
you could make out of the material in a ten-acre
field full of Marbles. And still we do not mean 10
say that be is good young man.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10
raE NEWS us nORNING.

THURsDAY, ocToBER 10. 1s7s.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10

If Mr.. Gorham will carefully study the returns,
he may get some new ideas in regard to the proper
method of conducting political campaign.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10

The one man who comes out clear and clean and
straight, like the honorable gentleman everybody
knows him to be, is Abram S. Hewitt the chair
man of the Democratic National Committee. But
he delays that letter too long.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10

The latest dispatches confirm, in many
points, the good news of a sweeping Repub-
lcan victory in Ohio and Iowa. The Repub-
hcan majority in the former State will
hardly fall below 10000, as the Demo-
Gratis already concede 5000. In Ham
ilton County the Republicans fairly drove
their opponents off the field. the only Demo
crat elected in the whole county being placed
in a position where he can provide for his
disabled party-that of lnfirmary Director.
The assurance of ten Republican Congressman
is not so confident, unfortunately, as 1T
was it seems reasonably certain, however,
that the Republicans have nine Congressman,
which is one more than the ge1ymandering
Democrats intended they should have, and
that the Democrats have ten, with one Dis
tllct in doubt. 1t is cause for National re-
proach that among the successful Democrats
General Ewing and Mr.. Converse should APP
pear-unless, indeed, it is desirable to keep
in the perpetual view of the American people
a colossal specimen of the Democratic dema-
gogue of Ohio.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10

The eloquent defence which The Horld is giving
to its late Editor Mr. Manton Marble attracts uni
versal and admiring attention.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10

II viii be deemed little short Of National
calamity in England. If the Eddystone Light
house was swept away during the storm which
ragged around it yesterday. SmeatOn's great
work has withStoOd the elements for more
tban a century, but meanwhile, the sea has
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10

Ex-senator Boutwell, in his speech last night
at Concord, made forcible statement Of The
universal demOralizatlOn among Democratic
statesmen following the Greenback move
ment, when he said that West Of the Ale
" ghanies and North of the Ohio every lead
"ing Democrat has yielded to the demand for
ga further issue of United States nOtes.n
Mr.. Boutwell, richtly says that from party
whose leaders are so craven no effective aid
can be obtained in defending the National
honor.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10

II seems TO be a good occasion now. before THE
TRIBUNE prints any more cipher dispatches, for the
Hon. Charles Francis Adams to make some
further remarks about the brand of fraud
indelibly fixed the forehead of some
body or another Up to this time it has been possi-
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10
NesuJllork Ds1ilp Griblanre,

FOUNDED BY HoRAoE GREELEY
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10

1t will not soOthe Senator Thurman to remember
that there was a time when a victory for sound
principles Of finance not necessarily defeat OF
any honorable ambition which be might be cherish
ing 1t often pays in politics, to hold fast to
that which il good.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10

In the denomination by the Republicans of
Frank Hiscock and Elbridge G. Lapham, III
the Syracuse and Ontario Districts respec-
lively, two very capable Representatives are
secured to the next House. Mr.. HiscOek Is a
new man in Congress, but he has had the
rare good fortune to make a National reputa-
ton in a single term. He is an able man,
and is rising. HIS services on the Potter
Committee especially, where he has wOrsted
Butler more than once, have brought him into
honorable prominence Mr.. LaDham has
served two terms already in the House with
credit to himself and his District, and his ex-
perience will make him more useful than be-
fore. Both the Districts are sOlidly Repub-
lican, and will be worthily represented.
The New York herald., 1878-12-04
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DILEsADR. CHANDELIERS PILoN: SURE CURE
failing; all Broadway druggists 80 cents per package
+. CHANDLER, Proprietor.
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election, not exceeding Eve days. to be paid to
them by city or county treasurer as the law

eiection, not exceeding nve days, to be paid to
them by city or county treasurer as the law
directs.
Sec. SO. The said board shall have and eyer.
else the same power in preserving order at their
meetings under this act as are given to Judges
of election for preserving order on election
days; and vacancies in said board shall be filled
filled at elections.
Sec. 80. Any person who shall cause his
name to be registered in more than one election
district, or who shall cause his name to be re-
g!stered knowing that he is not a qualified
voter In the district where said registry is
made, or who shall falsely personate any regis
tered voter, and any person causing, aiding or
abettlng any person in any manner in either
OF SAID acts, shall be punished for each and
every ottense by Imprisonment in the State
prison for not less than one year. All inten-
tional false swearing before said board of re-
glstratlon shall be deemed wilful and corrupt
perjury, and on conviction, punished as such.
II any member or officer of said board shall will
fully violate any of the provisions of this act,
or be guilty of any fraud in the execution of
the duties of his Office, he shall be punished for
each and every offense by imprisonment In the
State prison for not less than one wear.
Sec. 40. The necessary blanks for making
the registers required by law shall be prepared
by the secretary of State, and transmitted to
the persons entitled to receive them, in the
same manner that blank returns of elections
are now transmitted.
Sec. Al. ALI acts or parts of acts inconsis-
tent with this act are hereby repealed.
Sec. ~. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage.
Approved March IL, 1873.
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fulfilled his duty by returning the ball
while drawing his last breath. remarked.
well. pose he wanted little more
fun before ne died '-Bostoa Transcript.
An Albany urchin who has no head
Tor figures, yesterday offered one OF
his schooI-fellows a big apple and a jan
turover if he would do his sums for him
this term. The offer was declined, the
l1ttie man to whom it was rendered re-
marking that he had not yet reached the
hire mathematics.
Adam and Eve only began to live ap
pley when they got into HACK
eye. They lived cherrily as pair long
hetore the apple was mentioned Com-
'nerc'at Bulletin. But they finally got
snaked and shook out a pair a dice
And served EN- right, for
they were naughty pear and peached
on each other.
| Little Allie L., four-year-old. takes
great interest in the story of Samson.
Not long since he had his hair cut close
IN the prevailing style, and soon after
was seen in the vain attempt to turn a
somersauit. Some one remarked, s'Allie,
you don't seem to succeed very we'll in
turning somersaults.r mo, he gravely
replied: II am not as strong as 1 was
l have lost my hair
A little 6ve-year-old boy, residing with
his parents in the Cheney block; was
asked by g lady few days since for 8
kiss. He Immediately complied, but the
lady, noticing that the little fellow drew
his hands across his lips, remarked, 'Ah
but you are rubbing it off," No, amt,
was the quick rejoinder, I'm rubbing il
in Hartford Times.
II arose at o'clock this morning, ano
see what found taking walk on the
highway" said the fond father displaying
silver dollar; is not that another proc
of the advisability of early risings" ono,
replied the son. Sand why?" asked the
father, just as people always do in fable:
and Sunday schoo! stories. because the
fellow who lost it, boldly replied The
son, "got up too early for his own good.
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BY the SIile.


"Ah, sweet" said I. The sun dropped low,
And filled the west with passing splendor
She fingered as ifloth to go,
Blessing the hills with kisses tender
Too sweet she was Flowers hung thei
heads,
AS if to do the maiden honor;
The little violets, from their beds,
With timid blue eyes, gazed upon her.
SO fair, with an ethereal grace,
With eyes like stars of midnight burning
The perfect beauty of her face
Had filled my heart with secret yearnng.
loved her, yet [ dare not tell
AS by the stile we stood, belated;
Her words would make my heaven or hell
What wonder that longed and waitcd9
One little star peeped from the sky,
And winked at us with visage wrinkled,
AS if to say: Nov! On the sly!"
And at my hesitation twinklcd.
She leaned to me across the stile-
How could the heart of man resist herr
paused very little while,
And then | ended all. and-kssed her!
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-27

The railroads will now bring a barrel
of flour from Chicago to New York for
20 cents, but the down trodden laborer
charges % cents to take the barrel from
the depot to the consumer.
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THE ELECTION LAW
WHICH APPLIES TO ST. PAUL AND
MINNEAPOLIS.

An Act Which Every Voter Should Read
The New Law Which Will Cost Many a
Voter His Ballot Unless He Informs
Himself-The Registry Boards to Meet
On Tuesday This Week and Tuesday
Next Week-Study This Carefully.
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I,-- do solemnly swear Cor affirm
that have resided in the United States one
year and in this State for four months next
preceding this election, and for ten days next
preceding this election in this election district
that I am citizen of the United States, or
have declared my intentions to become such;
that now reside at (here give the particular
house or place Of residence, the street and mum.
ber) in this election district; that am twenty.
one years of age, and have not voted at this
election, 80 help me God Tor this: I do solemnly
and sincerely affirm, as the case may beg.
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(blanks to be furnished by the proper ofHcer),
which shall be retained by the judges of cleo
ton and returned by them with the poll book
STATE OF MINNESOTA,
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