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The Portland daily press., 1878-07-23

HEALTH AND ECoNoMY.-Undoubtedly the most
reliable baking powder sold in this market is "Con-
gress" Yeast Powder, it being pure healthy and
especially good for dyspeptcs when used in Biscuits
Dumplings, SC. Give it a trial. and you will Away
use Congress-.
The Portland daily press., 1878-07-23
GOrbaup.

The Republicans of Gorham are requested to meet
at he Town House on SATURDAY, July 9th, at
O'Clock p. M, to choose delegates for the follow
ing Conventions : State Convention, at Portland,
Tuesday, July 30th; District Convention, at Port
land, Thursday. Aug. list; County Convention, at
Portland, Thursday, Aug. Sth; and to transact any
other business that may properly come before the
meeting. Per order Town Committee.
The Portland daily press., 1878-07-23
Foreign Imports.

DAILY Domestic Rex eIpts.
W True 8 Co. --'"- w
The Portland daily press., 1878-07-23

Adoph Rosenthall was arrested on Green
street, Boston, yesterday, for forgeries amount
Ing to about $500, the sufferer being Joseph
Ripley of Lowell,
The Portland daily press., 1878-07-23
YACHT RAYi
Will be let by the day or week. under
competent management. Enquire at
LEWIS, WRITTEN & cos
Portland Pier.
CAUCUSES.
Deering Republicans.

The Republican voters of Deering are requested to
meet IN Caucus at the Town House, on SATURDAY,
July 27lh at O'Clock p. M for the purpose of choos
ing seven delegates to attend the Republican State
Convention to be held at City Hall, Portland July
3Oth, and eight delegates to attend the First District
Congressional Convention to be held at Lancaster
other business as may properly come before said eau
Gus. Per order Rep. Town Committee.
The Portland daily press., 1878-07-23
Base Ball.

BosEO 8, Cincinnatis7.
At Buffalo-Buffalos 3, Worcesters g.
At Observation-Disclosures II, Holnells A.
The Portland daily press., 1878-07-23
DIED.

In this city, July co. Hon. Geo. F. Shepley. Judge
OF the Circuit Court of the United States for the first
Circuit; born January 1st 1919. A. d.
Funeral services at st. Luke's Cathedral Wednes-
day. oath inst, at o'clock, p NJ Friends are invit
ed to attend. Burial at convenience of the famy.1
The Portland daily press., 1878-07-23
MEXICO.

The Raider. Assisted by the Mexican
Authorities.
NEW YORK, July ga letter from Santa
Rosa, Mexico, to Gen. Ord, says that the cti-
zens and authorities there aid and succor all
families of raiders during their forays.
The Portland daily press., 1878-07-23

=. AUSTIN, July 22.-The Democratic corven-
ballot Hubbard 721, Devlne ISL.
The Portland daily press., 1878-07-23

Main. wy ' wal " oonI
Schr North America-29S tons coal to John Main.
The Portland daily press., 1878-07-23
SPOKEN.

June Is, lat IS 40, Ion 49, barque L Msyberry,
June 10, lat "a As E. lon AZ. ship Sea King. Adams.
fiom Baltimore for San Francisco
July 10, lat 80 90 lon II 25, barque Jose M More
Carlisle, from New York tor Sagua
The Portland daily press., 1878-07-23
NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.


Monday, July 22.
ARRIVED.
Steamer City of Portland, Pike, Boston for East
port and st John, NIB.
Brig Roth. (Br) Leblanc, Cow Bay-300 tons COAL
Sch Ma5ge, (Br) Porrior, Cow Bay-coal.
Sch North America, (Br) Benoit, Cow Bay-298 tons
coal to Grand Trunk Railway.
Sch Sophia Kranz. from BaltimOre-coal to Maine
Central kR.
Sch Georgia Mcfarland, Harrington, Philadel-
phia-coai to Sugar Refinery
Sch Bramhall, Hamilton, Reimbursement.
Sch Phllanthropst, Haynes, New York-to Grand
Trunk Railway.
Sch Raven. Pendleton. New York-coal to Jas
Baker,
Sch BoxtoD, Lockhart, Boston, to load brick for
Boston.
Sch Odell, Winslow, Portsmouth.
CLEARED.
Steamship Eleanora. johnson, NewYork-Henry
Fox.
., Sch Mahaska. Harrington, adelphia-Grand
Trunk Railway Co.
Sch abby Weld, Gardiner, Pembroke and Lubec
Nath'l Blaze.
Sch Louisa Smith, Weber, st George to load tor
New York-D Gallagher & Co.
Sch Excel jackson, Northumberland & Tabor.
Sch Lewis French, Andrews, South Thomaston-
Kensel & Tabor.
SAILED-Barque Golden Sheaf; sehs Mabel Rose,
Mahaska BENZ dartside, Louisa Smith, abby Weld,
John SOmes and others
The Portland daily press., 1878-07-23

There were three cases of fatal snnstroke in
Memphis, Temp, Sunday.
The Portland daily press., 1878-07-23
California Mining Stack.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 90 The following are the
pared with those of Saturday: ' VIM
The Portland daily press., 1878-07-23

Sch Benz Gartsi1e. from Bowdoinham for Philadel-
phis, which put in here 18th, leaky out of the
dock 21st having made needed repairs, and has pros
ceeded.
A dispatch from London goth inst. states that Capt
Sheldon and family OF the wrecked ship abel Clark
were saved -
The Portland daily press., 1878-07-23
Koston Stock Market.
lsales at the Brokers' Board, July 22l
First Call

$4,000 Eastern Railroad 3's, 1905 TAI,
10 Portland. Saco IL Portsmout Railroad - s1s
Boston q Maine Railroad .....,,.~c M nh n
EASTERN RAILROAD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 131 6D ID
Second Call.
30 Eastern Railroad ......s 30. 10,
The Portland daily press., 1878-07-23
VAUGHAN'S BRIDGE

will be closed for repairs until further notice.
an IL. 8. CLAY,
Chairman Committee on Streets, Sidewalks and
Bridges. jylSdtf
The Portland daily press., 1878-07-23
I'D. HI. BARNES.
ACCOUNTANT.

their accounts.
Special attention given to adjustment of
implicated accounts.
Would take charge of one or more sets of aeconnts
Terms reasonable
orders LETT at 200 Congress street, or % Exchang
street, or by mail, promptly attended to.
aeclo so W&Sf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-16
RSONIL.

Mr.. Holman Hunts friends are encouraged
by some signs Of IN proyement IN his condition. lie is
| not yet out VI danger. however
Ex-senator Ramsey, of Minnesota, has given
hls private Inrary Historical society Of thJt
state. contains many valuable historical and docu-
mcuttTy wOras'
King Humbcrt makes frequent visits to
signor Carroll. who saved his life III the attempt
at assassatiou and has conferred upon hun the gold
medal for military vsloT.
Sir Frederick Leighton is IA industrious as
lie ia successful Ilo mas recently finished, among
other studies portrait OF Professor g. Costa the land-
sCipc painter OF Rome
Mr.. Rossetti IL one of those fortunate artists
who cum be- sure OF whatever cr rushes
myy produre lie recent sold Venus and Asarte'
for 81 y 900 While still on the easel.
Madame Christine Nilsson is soon to be in
stalled as the Grand Nstress the Ancient Charitable
Masonic Order Of tho Eastern star" The order Is
composed chiefly English ladies' of rank and dstnc.
ton whose male.TelatIveS belong ~ the fraternity
The late Henry Wells was remarkable for
his vitality and nerve and would probaby have lived
10 the ago 100 years had he met with accident
twelve years ago when he had LIMB shattered and his
head injured FROM the effects OF this accident he
fully recovered he was III has eighty SIKH yeaI "Een
hSdied
Dean Stanley has got into controversy
with the committee desired Ia erect tablet 10 the
memory OF Lord Canning IN Westminster Abbey. Be
fore departing for this country the Dean consented Tn
their wish suggesting at the same time that Lrd ElGin
should lie COMMUNICATED on the sane monument. The
committee went and placed the tablet IN tne Abbey
Int now the Dean wants thing to be said, they
other; and rs the late Lady Augusta Stanley was Lord
Egns sister, they boast that the Dean s after all only
a mild nepost, save that instead Uf wishing 10 promote
living nephew. ne desires to celebrate an aresdy Ia
nous brutLer-n-law.
| The generous act Of Mr.. James Buell., of
this city, IN having old and unused graveyard in
Newport n. H., repaired, gives The Troy Times text
for the following comments: "Mr Buell. 20 Troy
from Glens Fails. where he had been merchant, aud
here he found his sphere in life when he engaged la
banking and became cashier OF the Central Bank. Mr..
Buell. showed much ability thls position that he
invited to the postou of cashier in the extern
siye institution OF which he Is at the time the
head As president of the Importers and Trsder bank
he has won National reputation business man and
nancier aud In the discussions that have accompanied
the legislation Of Congress touching the question of re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-16
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN.-The Princess Alice, of England, Grand
Duchess Of Hesse-Darmsta dt, died at Darnstadt on
Saturday morning 60 General Biddulpb has con-
structed road over the KhOiuk Pass, in At
ghanistan. - Sir Bartle FreTe has sent
an ultInatum to the Zulu King. 60 Mr.. Fry, the
Liberal candidate, has been elected at Bristol.
G. Minister Waddington has spoken in de-
fence of his course at the Congress of Ber-
lin. - Signor Depretis has undertaken
the formation of an Italian Cabinet.
DoMRsTIC.-SenatOr COnkling, to whom the New
York nominations were referred in the Committee
ON Commerce, has written to Secretary Sherman
asking why General Arthur and Mr. Cornell were
removed. - Senator Thurman declines to
be the noxt Democratic candidate for Gov
ernOr of Ohio. - The House Committee on
Appropriations has agreed to favor appropriating
the money to keep the postal cars running. - A
Boston ship has been forced TO return all the way
from Africa without landing all her cargo, the yell
low foyer there compelling it.
CONGRESs.-Only the House was in session Satur-
day the Indian Appropriation bill was reported.
and tho bill in behalf of the Manhattan Savings
Bank was passed Mr. Frye, of Maine, spoke in ia
yor Of excluding the insurance companies from the
benefits Of the distribution of the residue of the &C.
neva award.
CRY AND SUBURBAN.-The charges against &C
cused Oficlals are Delng pressed; county CIefK
GumoletOn will be brought into court to-day.
G. The progress of rapid transit is given
the East Side Road will be opened to Harlem
December 30. - The cutting East-bound
railroad freights still continues. 60 John
MallOy was murdered by Philip Whitney.
Two large temperance meetings were held
by Francis Murphy. Gold 10OSl6 1O01s. 10O1s.
Gold value of the legal-tender dollar at the close.
90sIO cents. Gold value of the lcgaltender silver
dollar 412l2 grainsl $3.50 cents. Stocks generally
higher, but closing irregular.
TIE Manufacturers local observations in
dictate cool and partly cloudy or clear weather.
Thermometer yesterday. 49,. 400. So.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-16
5uoef 10 ACCOMPLISHMENTS.

ANmsENEN Ts-3d Pa0e--6th column
RANKING AND FRASCIAL-7h Pdoe-3I cOlumh' o,,r,r
BASLI>G IiOUsEs AND BANKERs-7h Pd0e-0lh oo'"'N
BISkEuIT NoTICEs-3d pd0e-3d column
BOARD AND kOOMs-3d FG3e-otu c'uIIu
BusINFss CHANCEs--7h Pd0e-Otu coluuu'
RusiNrss SOIIoIS-ilh Pa0e-lst column
CnPArrNErSuIP NoTICEs--3d PG0e-2d column
CokpoEATIoS NorICES-0h Pa0e-6th cOiumL.
COUNTEI BOARD-3d IGge-0th eniuu'u;
DAHCI.G ACADENIE~--6h FG0e-4ib colunh
DENTISIi,Y-3d PaQe-3d column
JuvuttSp NOIICEs-7m IGGe-5th COUNT. ., .,,,,Ds
DRY GoODs--3d ragged, Sd, 4th, 9th ana oth coiui
LXCUksIONs-3d GG0e-4Ih coIulDL ,
EUKOPKAS yELTIsEMESrs-3d Pa0e-Zu oo'V' ""
FNANCiN-7fh Pd0e-5tb coumn.
FoR Tug HoLIDAYs-30 Pdge-5th column
FURNIIURB--3d FG9e-2i column
GRATIS AND FESDERs- Gu rae 9th column
HElp WANrRp-6m Pd0e-6lh column
HORSES. CARRIAGES. &o.-'}d Fd0e-Zu coluulh
HoTELs-3d Fa0c-bth column
ICE CEF AM-3d FdGe-S cu5umD
INSTRUCTION. 6h PdOo-3 and 4th columns
LAW SCHoOLs-6H FGOs-4lh cOiump. ,
LECTURES AND MEETINGS-3d Raglan coiun'"'
LEGAI NOIICRs-6h iGqe-5tt column.
IOsT AND FOUND- Oh PIGe-6ih cOumn. -
NARRIE AND SLATR NJ iNTELs-3i Pdge-4tb couihn
hAEpIAsEs ASp DEArHs-5h Pdde-6th "o'nn -.
MlsOFI LANbOUs-7M Pdge-6tb co umn; oH Ia9e-is''
Do 81, An 9Th and h columns.
NUsi, Al lNsTEUMENTs-3d PdOf-4th column
NYw PUBIICA rORs- Gu Pd0e-lsf, 20 ana 81 ro'H' o.
PRoPosAIS--6h PGGe-0th coiulnI c., ,,,,,r, .
RAJ ESTATE FOR SAIEf'ITY-7h fd0e-oIh - y, In
BROoKLYN-7ih PdGe-Bh comm; OUNIh h 1''
--6th column: T.. ENCAANGK--7H Fd0e-ou c"'.'"'
SANS ny AuCTIoN-3d PG0e-3d .uu..t
sTTCrII SOTiCEs-5 pG0e- 'o'unn
sITu ATOMS NNSIhIp-M ALES-Gh PdGt-Otn coIumh =
FKaALEs oh GOe- 9th 90 uut'. - -
sJEANBOAT, 4 EAiLRmAns On raCs- ON c'l"'''"
STEAMERS. OCEAN-6h Pd0e-4th column
1KAcHERs-6h PoOe- Attn colnnn "a, -, .
10 IgT-CITY PRoPyRTY-7h Pace - 9th column f;
CoUNrRY-7h PdCe-5th column.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-16

The Children's Aid Society points to its good
works, extending over a quarter of a century, and
asks to have its empty treasury rcplenished
Christmas, perhaps more than any other festival
is the childrens jubilee, and this Christmas appeal
for the children ought to receive a generous re-
spouse. A homeless child placed In an honest
family is citizen saved to the country, and this is
the work which this society is successfully accom-
plishng. very email sum of money will
shelter. feed and train n neglected child IN
one of tho lodging-houses will provide clothing
aud instruction in an industrial school, or n good
home in tho country. Simple gifts make the
children OF rich parents happy; how little
is required to bring a merry Christmas to
the poor children under the charge Of the society,"
The Society announces that gifts of provisions
aud clothing may be sent to the Central ONCE, 10
East Fourth-st., NewYork, or will DO called for il
she address be forwarded. Donations Of money may
DO inclosed to any of the undersigned; IL in checks
or post Office orders. mado payable to the order of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-16
THE PRINCESS ALICE.

OF the noble lady whose death has suddenly ar
rested the approaching festivities IN England, and
delayed the marriage Of her brother. only good re-
ports have ever reached us for she was reported
To- be Of q most amiable character. remarkable for
her ial affection. and the special fayorite of her
mother and of the Prince COnsort, whose death-bed
she attended to the last with atieconate assiduity
I,y a sin gular coincidence she died he did upon
the 18th of December seventeen years later The
English people. always prompt to recognize the yr-
tues of the royal family whenever an opportunity
has been afforded them of doing remember to this
day the devotion aud flial fidelity OF the Princess
Alice Death seemed even then to be darby color
ing her destiny. Her marriage was first postponed
on account of the death of her father, and after
ward by that of the mother OF Prince Louis; and
those who surrounded her upon her bridal day were
still in mourning for the death of the Prince Con
sort The marriage bell was not merry one and
the ceremonies of the occasion private and I'm.
Ostentatious.
no importance; il changes no succession
and affects the stability of dynasty; she who is
thus called was not of our blood or climate; yet
even In republican homes women will speak OF
the event with unusual sympathy, remembering
that she too was u woman full of personal graces
devoted daughter. good wife, and loving mother.
IL virtues like hers had been common in courts,
history would have been brighter and more en-
courauinu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-16

George 8. COe Treasurer: VIM. A. Booth, Presiueht'
Third National Bank, 20 Nassau-st. George 5. Coe,
| Treasurer American Exchange National BANK. l|o
| Broadway, or C.. L. Brace, Secretary, 10 East
Fourth-st
The most powerful work by the strong and Singh
lar literary partnership of Messr. waiter besan'
and James Rice has hitherto escaped much notce
in this country In England, and throughout
other English-speaking countries, 1t has proved
the most popular work of these authors. IL
Is entitled This Son of Vulcan" Having
lately been published IN TIE WEEKLY and SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE, 1t is now issued IN the popular
Novel Extra form. 1t makes larg' pamphlet OF
thirty wo pages, one-half the 20 of those o The
DAILY TRInUNP Is pri ted in good type, stitched and
trimmed and is sold for the absurd price III 10 cents
Il contains the matter which would ordinarily be
published even in this country, IN two large duo
decline volumes. We hazard little III predicting
that it will prove the most popular OF the lengthe-
ing series of TRIBUNE novels.
Judge Kilbreth having referred to certain case
on Saturday as the meanest phase Of human char
acter" that ever came under his notice. the details
of an incident, which has received such judicial
testimonial. become oil interest The case was
simple one. A lawyer was agent for
house owned by his sister the tenant was in ar
rears with the rent the lawyer sought out one of
tho tenants friends, declared that the poor debtor
sick and lMey to be turned INTO the street if
he did not pay his rent and by means OF
this story extracted from the klnd-hearted
friend check, which disappeared in the pocket OF
the lawyer agent and solicitor of charity. The crea-
tire who committed this despicable fraud has been
for whole generation at the bar. On the whole,
Judge KIlbretb seems to have been about right.
IIOughtOn, OsgoOd & Co.. issue, as The atlantic
portrait for this yeara fai hfu and spirtedlIke
Of James Russell Lowell There is nowhere at
tauahle better presentment of the pOet-dipIo
matist. of whom all complain that III these later
years he is heard from too rarely.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-16
THE TRUTH ISN'T ALL TOLD YER.
krnIn Iha Hfou Timer lRsn.,

The cryptOgrapher OF THE NEW DIRK lRlB-
,N. no "a, an, "A tresn ttack He OycTnaullDg AL.
otner lot of cipher dispatches different from those when
unssed between 10 Gramercy PArh ana the copdrce-
80 ..siosea n Co. aud Illustration OF tier cnar-
er las pubiisDed few Of them with interpretations
The cpneI 10 not tho same that Moses " uSed LOT
Ihpr Communications with headquarters IN New-Iork.
IL was employed by local politicians m FLORIDA IA lhe
eourse uf their Efforts 10 manipulate returns nom Vafi-
ons eountes and precincts Ia Florida, to make
them show ior Tor Ideh, IL pretty clear mat
there was good deal OF crookedness In the PERFORM
anres OF the Florida Democrats immediately after the
ELECTION Returns their HANDS were subjected To mucn
unaw tu revision aud alteration The newly translated
indicate much as that, pat are not otneI
wise very important.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-16
HAYEs's CHOICE FOR A SUCCESSOR
g Y SnnlIevs Letter % The ClersidRd Herald tRepD

One curious feature about me uIdhI NV Nv ~
onp "a inc fct thai President Hayes sre.ns To look
With favor upon the possibility that .s predecessor nay
aso b. his successor He Is reported 10 NV 1891
to uumber OF friends OF late In away mat SHOWS
hn woud not be at All dspeased II Grant were TO step
when steps out HIS 9ss & nn,ev o =" tbe prrsent
SSmnstrton in regard To all important questions anu
esp.ciay the southern question and tue mohs5 I'm n,
IN" INTO power in 1881 might try " reverse every hns
Inne ,iring The preceding four years M hayes e,t
nerisnee aud it certainly Is In accord Win DIans az
NEE on leaving the Presidency. The nominatpn ~
nrS nSnneed stalwart" IN 1880 would naturay 49,
ta Mr. Uayos IKE rebuke to his ADMINISTRATOR mss
t6af OF General 6rant DO would regard as 10 some SUI
yindication and ss affolding an ASSURANCE VI INV
uauce OF q moderate policy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-16

authorities take some steps to make good the
charge of conspiracy which they preferred
against him. The treaty of 1881 expressly
declares that American citizens small be
Z" tried by their Minister or Consul, and
"punished according to their offence,
following, in this respect, the usage OBJ
"served toward other Franks" The jurisdic-
ton thus given to our Consul, of course,
authorizes him to set free prisoner When
nothing is proved against him within rea-
sOnable time. 1t Is unreasonable of the Porte
to expect that American cOnsuls shall be
governed by its tardy, irregular procedure.
The reports given elsewhere of the progress
of the Elevated roads and the business done
on the already completed portions lay stress
upon a fact which has long ago become PLAIN
to every traveller on the East Side Road
at least. The Elevated roads have short
ened the time OF the daily journey to
and from places of business 10y so
much that it seems something like ingrattude
to complain Of small discOmfOrts when In the
enjoyment of this great benefit, when the
city strOve so long to get. But the evil OF over
crowding during the busy hours of the day
seems to be as formidable as ever, and each
new extension of the East Side Road increases
it. 1t Is stated that the opening of the newly
finished portion of the line has already had
this effect, and the completion OF the road 10
Harlem River is expected to draw to 1t such
a number of travellers that there is talk al
ready of fOur-track road on Third-ayc
1t was supposed when these roads began run
ming that the whole problem of getting up
town, which had so long defed the aSgre-
gated intellect Of this community had at last
been solved, but now we see that we are Just
beginning TO wrestle with it. The fact that
all NEWCOMERS must 90 home in the same
direction, instead of Tadlating as Ill places
which have the good fortune to be at the
centre of something, and not at its tail end,
may yet compel us to give up several
avenues entirely to this work of moving the
pOpul ,tiom. 1t has been suggested that
there might be underground roads. surface
roads and elevated roads in the same street.
And perhaps we shall see i'll the future rail-
roads in three stories.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-16

for doing their duty are proved upon testi-
mony which nobody has attempted to meet;
and now, when Democrat of unimpeachable
character offers to put his party friends in
possession of the real facts, they pretend not
to hear him. Well, they must choose their
own course only it should be understood that
the alternatives are to accept Mr. CampbelPs
challenge or confess Judgment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-16

sumption he has done good deal. by word AMI pen 10
educate the public mind and direct it In the course or
National financial honor and honesty. The original
Buell. stock which settled I'm New-York rapked
among the most intellectual or tho fanlnes OF New.
Hsmrshire, and his distraction sui survives IN tue
family. Nv BUell's father A IL strsVsntd HriSt OF
New-York city, whose sister 4, The c'rbra ell Ma
SARAH j. Haze, ioP many years editor Of Goiegy Lgdys
Book"
BERLIN, Dec. 15.-The Hon. Bayard Taylor,
the American Minister, is very weak, but Is believed
that the state of his health has changed for tic better
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-16
NO PEACE FOR THE COPARCENFRS.
Fro,l The PHILADELPHIA PTeSS Rep

The NEw-lORK TRIBUNE has sui large
stock ot cipher uispt hes hand. and every now and
then il ftyurs its readers with Translation OF one OK
more the confidential communications whlcn pdsseu
between the cOparcenels while Florida counl was
pending From "A dispatch published 10 The TRIBUNE 0l
Thur sday, Il quite apparent that he ore m liuel
agents in Florida began TO for purchase on
vote. they trIed To classification OF the
county and precinct returns would enable them 10
claim that according TO the certt OF election
officers rildun had carried tho State. They wanted
prma acie ease 20 BEGIN witp; bat, t1lIlhg w tbs
bbary was their next resort The translator of these
nNu cipher Dispatched is still work, and the g CO.
pagceners' are living trembling apprehension
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-16
PUBLIC OPINION.

Blaine has again forced the Democrats in
Congress INTO the Aud that's just wncto
want 'rm.--iC nIeagO JOurn i tRepJ
Unless we are greatly mistaken, Secretay
Sherman Presidents first choice tor the eucoenon
If lie mas "A choice Some recent appointments sqdlnt
in thar directiou.-BuffalO Express (lsep.l
The North is nearly as solid against RadI-
casm n tue south. In all Uf the larger ana more IN
hurntal states there is auti-Republlcan majority,
AID tat majority is steadily increasingly Raleigh News
(Deu.l