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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-03
MEETlNG, u N0RKINGMEN.

\ meeting OF the National WOrklngmen =
party Ha- h-l. u importance Hal o., N1 - vlrics-r..
last ui,i. -o rlttT rhe Glass Hall nom uatau. Whom
Tie pr.crcn-s began th' alt enc" cons -5el Of aoou
l...-4-luz-u u,r-ol tvo Z Hhlul We're asleep David
C,nrov delivered To- ons address upon convict labor.
Orinz o. very slim Attendance 40 resolutions we've
offered.
The Wmli. -rucr'. Central Union ~ tns city held
meeting a. No l8l EeA---t. RESOLUTIONS were adopted
'vur.n- equal taxation. demanding change 600 tie
Excise avs al 0ppo-c,i rsuvc. labor. Peter k-hr
taa William 4 g. f.ey addressed tle 10
decided fo primary meetfu-- ~ etrh A--'mnlr Dis
rIct ucxr Mlu4af. a-d county convention Thursday
night T. w4- a-u resolved fu luld AHri-uglleu'-
ma-- meeting Cooper JuIon As soOu nominations
.ar4 ..lf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-03
BOURBON BILLIDS-No. %.

81 -srn Democrat Kraians me Cqsss Or s,ootngs O.,
Llag. ngt .i 90 cJrtt
q. yaasl Their is haueIu' and shootin'
But politics heSn't thing
To do with n. spii, If the fo0tln'
And bowls If the kadeklc iIug.
jest study each case fer e minute
Unparalleled. and vpul see how
hey come to begin n
And who ODD kos iu it,
It's alluz q personal row
This DiXonl Yazooans couldn't suit I'm;
They waited upon liza one DAY
And promised they never would shoot IN
Ii be would keep ont IF me way,
AL votes ami al. offices snunnm.
But he, vI AN obstinate vow,
Insisted on uululu.
And so they went cunnln
Twas merely personal row.
Jedce Chissom Yaas H. wuz another!
H. voted So ltu l--tr-. they -lf,
And Too l.lir said be- bed rather
OK killed u 90 vote t0tEer way.
Some two hundred -outncruer- clught HIM
Inc odds was immense. allow
hey hustled and got lm
To lall. and then shot IN
Twas oliy q personal row
That Postmaster NIX: Wall til trigger.
II FASTENED the Dizurs- fer him..
FIR Luther Alte Won't hey mo hlgger
llStribbif uo le tfr- Ter Liiu.
l. WASH, ;he i .mucrat- sew him
But dark-ys don't count any how;
4 bullet wnl1zed rhrough I'M
When Luther spoke ro III
Twas plainly "a personal row
What's that You imagine IFS curious
That dark.y- is llllZ the One.
IT, gft kll.-d' Nur ar allt They ore tIT0-S
An cit right m irout II th, guns
Trey madden the scout aud the ranger;
Bur A. ruev vote v'th as. / truw,
Ard uOf with the stranger,
llDv won't b.. OBJ danger
o. layiu personal row.
lhered be- uo occasion to -r'imDle
And personal r,a- would De- through,
J. Radicals ~ul-l wound Doe hum Die
And vote ~ fhc gentlemen do
II black aud W lite ul Eger- WIZ wiLlH
10 vote - fuelr masters vote now,
rIwou.d end al the ~lilllI.
OF blood. ang the kIilIu
And heal every personal row!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-03
PCBLIC OPINION.

The Blaine boom in Ohio j. on the increase
m her Than otuerWi The senator from Maine J. talk
lng 60 people Dy tue acre Cincinnati Commercial
dad
The split which Tilden. Robinson & Co.
forced fll- areadv Ind - tlcts iu other
portl0~- % zoe country. Democrats Wnn month ago
wee trit udIv ldcn lis open enemies. AMI
those Do h- stauche-f ad-erents have cIaugel
into lusewarm FIRE ud-.-N. \ Evening Express Drml
HOw's politics III your section 7 asked "A
keusbrau OF leading manu- lrturcT u one
OF oar villages in TIE interior Don't
hear uucl about politics thls Ia4 was The reply.
ever body busy town tlat they have DO
tu 90 discuss situation. and have WAYS noticed
thaf when b. was thus that large Republican majority
w. after rhe counting Of the votes on election
dar. f- Boston Juurga fkrpl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-03

stating that such remark been attributed TO is
received such tmputation Is scarcely worth deny
ms believe II 70 be untrue as TO any member Of the
Cabinet know 10 - h. untrue to myself The idea
of warning the President against the Methodist Church
the strongest pillar IN this country OF the Republican
partv-ts utterly prepoSteTous. and one VINO knows
me would give II credit for moment And u ~ equally
pieposterous thar could the President against
Grants friends" for General Grant never had truer
Trend than am; supported nun rom the DegihHing
81 h- service NJ Fort Douelson 20 TINS hour never spoke
an mand word of Inn never heseEed him fcr favofs.
being alwsys o. position where he could render me
none always supported Hs policy. except m a few
where NY Judgment Gid conform 20 his. and
then ALWAYS hullly toJ BIN why ana do not mean
that our friendship shall Doe disturbed by any act OF
word ~ mine.
CALWoRNN TESTIMONIAL TO GORHAN
frlu Thf san frouclfco dttr ffornta thepl
George {. trOrhfm l. heard from again. lie
r. 10 the El, somewhere and attempting 20 JUSTIFY his
political reacheGy n th. state. dafinc onr ai" 'uDer-
Uafnrf4i Gamma uffrrirg The qd
apuy 90 hln for explanation ~ MS coire here
90 rorGam excuse. explanations aud misreprcsen1-
Cons. worthy " uir hut 90 nobody else. Hc claims 20
tnis because aso believe that De- never Wa Re-
pun 40 albany furihcr than me hope OF Office eN-
tended he never joined The party. even n prof, ~
found other f-rcu even fiiiuct
Ever since TIDE Republican parry of This state neg
fused fn fulurse hm Governor affer Ic hAu
fiagGuitutly stolen the nomination for that of
Republican candidate. he lIll wtt. Has latc
urer our for similar and no more rc-
Wei qua Phelps r-rfiNfl l" more support lNfh i-
H. Republican, Bat f0r him TIE Rtuunl'cln party n
California -ah never h'tf 80 minor $50 His fte course
il fr crcti. uf flr Democratic t4-r GATE.
ufreru- series about fue l.~puuieln l' n-
Zee, Nr Perkins. strict accord VITA DE- previous
dishonest course. Having failed 10 That uC d l fr'u
nack -an INFO lf Il publican party uF sowing lat Pee
know CD De s, THAT al Tie late canvass tAr quest
tg whether nlau was Democrat on Republican. A.. of
--cA q hlfI~slI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-03

Each new opera that Mr. Maurice Grau
produces seems to he greater Success. not oniy
popular hut artistic thln the before t la p
rcno.e ua- ct,er thau " Ii File do Madame AnGot,"
and ron,-G..t d." wA.ch Wa given az tie fi,ih
Avenue Theatre last evening Tor rhe FIRST time was
better Than of1er OBJ tlcm rhe reason ioT this D. no
tar 20 sees Tne principal members of company were
nos accustomed o. PLAYING with eae1 otner
- on opened. ard very naturally rhe longer they work
sas-rher Doc more finished and fectve u tnei-perforn
ances be A. 90 Cd, which la-; nights piece had
with m hubble wacn far eXceel,d that or eiiher OF Us
p-rdeccs.0rs The equally clear. This troupe
hss presented opera boulfe 90 fh York public ~
wholly new lIhL Whe.e hcret.-ore 10 has
bern coarse here 70 s far it
car be- u .d4 refined. Where the NJ Us Ice, oroa (
and vulgar. now II Is deceut; a.a shere tine MINOR
roles have been in the pasi h'id by wholly IL
Efficient -ir gers. now have artists VINO arc
thoroughly competent 20 nI Their parts II
has taken this public little time 10 get accus-
toned Ills new STAKE OF affairs. ana o.
l. pleasant sign that 10 takes so readily
T. this better and purcr form Of oIera-D0uho q.
n we must have op|ra-houtfc. let IL al
Iea.t BE- as far As may be respectable. Nile. Paoia
Mare wa a. charming last evening the role ~
Gt-se Giroa Las been IN both Aer other parts
Ind ed there Is not much 20 Dee added has d.
ready slid of the performance II the various
rneuibers ~ The company IN the other parts
they have heretofore taken. Nine Delorme was
gocc. a. usual. and Me. Reaudet also dis
tiBrdishei lerse T. and CapDul M1rGs4un Nas
really admirable ~ a, esry ta-k o. -iv~ ~ucn part
~ thr eHt-HiH THAR ID needs without its being
cos-~e Net Cannu ld thi- and Jouari. M9uT= 'sk.
dic than las vet done 100 thi- country, src
gained large SCARE ~ the % The evening II :
durt wi,l C1podi on, CIR A., Fl-ur dinnocence, q"
bad 20 be- twice repeated. The rest Of The east
did we'll throughout as also diI the chorus.
e. only r,,u,ie Wa with The orchestra where the
reeds seemed curious fancy FOR playing OUT ot
tune ana where nobody seemed much inclined 70 keen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-03

CoRNELL-nrSBROW-fn Rrosivl y r.. on ws.l leaia,
October T. 1873 hr fle Rev George j. lur STEPHEN
cornell o. -arsn " DisbrDW. bctl - rR-iclrl" y.
CORN ELI.-DI- BROW-In brooziyn Neda~-lav Ds llhsr
] 1879 Hr fnr REV NJ. T. ffT.nr ~frDlsu = iUrlr.
" Disnrouv.
Johnston ~sREFEN-O i-t nsf. 90 ~ Peters Churrr
Wa,trhf -ffl l fhF krt. ur ~ ar -f.i ' fIs I
OF Yrg. Fsrr fu nsfHa, - 2 surrrs Cate fr
London. Eug lfd. o. MARI HvI~. iaH.ltrf ~ John
"a -creFfn. 90. uf castle fflI. Nf-fche ter.
Ch4riesi0Wu and -agauraA rapsT- please coy.
JON f---t uDER-on THURSDAY. October 30 le ne
Church Hunuurflr T. T.. hr rnr Pew n. barrow. N1rl
~ H AID tHru-a A.. -cai-sr. tl Joan
IA. Jones. ~ NeF-f1fs-
srMON-ON- IN--0n rue.iaF October % TRINITY
rlnrrl 81. Do. hr I.I Isaac -IIl1H-uu sli
Marietta dalguf-r % rae .lia Thomas h. -m-lous. n
BrJrk ru. n. b. SO CARTS.
WHEELER Pr.f--ln N-r Haven. Cnuu fsrH'-r .
by I.r Itrr. nI- b. con, tssls .-f If IH f.r ~ sf.
ArfLuT ~ no-sr rr NJ iil 'irr I'D DO COLA ID
Hllrf- -. daughter oi D-lrce Is -aiD.rs
i.lg .ir-a -'u N nr-ls. October D. e. s. 40
parents 8. Ut. 'frfs
rfre al D~rr e. Wtzlf. D. D 10 or Dw-1o. s. Do, 10 d.
lll4r. daughter lf Ohm 9. Aa..r. of .r.1-.f4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-03


\ correspondent Of the frGahJarfer IeitanG
say: The adou OF four steamers t0 tle Hnnbulg-
American feet Is PRACTICAL declaration of var against
tile freight pr j-cted Dy 8.socil"u % Ham
ulrg capitalists compete tor business vlth the United
states AMI the West Indies-nn enterprise flr which
two new steamers arr already 0rfered. These four
steamers. running direct to Nrw-lurk. can deliver
gguds IN twelve DAYS while be- exc u-isrlf freight
hoat- ~ tAr company VIII require rrefr Gays.
There is prospect or severe competition ana 10 j.,
said Thar order cOunrrrlrl fr lmDur--A m'rtcln
Company - ollpt 4rfllu tile tcN company pf lD-'' 'p
commence III Ill- this Autumn VITA larfr.rl L---l
K. t4elr own cannot Boz pe-ed before next
year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-03
THE CANADIAN RAILWAY FUSION.


\ meeting Of the shareholders Of the Great
Western Railway OF Canada nt. ado Cd a resolution
approving policy Of the directors the question oi
fusion of the receipts Vi-h rle Grand Trunk Tie
amendments appoint committee OF shareholder t1
con -r with ne Boards 1f r.rnplns- and flr tlr
IU.ri boz i1-rrfiftrl dafer action which suu.
TEND fn pr vent fusion, ie-a-Tei. l. was stated
rhat ColDne Grrr md james Bald. of a.-Ow. TWO or
tle GREAT Western llr.r lr~. vIl rn America 0V
the steamer Df o-t1r a. to con er Wlfn Str. w. II. Van
lrrDlf ~ rhe NrH-Y9rk CeLtra. E..roll, and other
LA t.r.ll am. UrfFf--.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-03

IT'IT TT sVNIIIl|
Lost, strayed oI stolen. ON or about sep
TENDER d. flr Grrt lacs party. 40 nlc animal ;
very long; -s4n shaggy; TAIL vehement bray Ill
tlcf AND 0ll0l-. leA last seen 10 wac brow silG
upDn some stale Issuf-. vita expression its COun
teuance indicative OF collie. Also disappeared about
the fle. Rag Baby l. We. stuffed ana care
fully STITCHED could squeak and cry and looked sO
mucn LAKE Lle genuine lce that 10 ls feared may
have been stolen Df tamps or pse-. with view 90
ransom Any Information leading 90 The recovery Of
either Of tnt above mentioned Will be Gratefully received
b tAe surviving re.at.fes Per order % Committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-03
THE EIGHTH BRIGADE REVIEWED

NRwBURG, y. Y, Oct. 2.-lhe annual parade
anu review u the Eighth Brigade y. g. :. n Y, Bug-
dier,.t.ral George Parker commanding took place
here to-day The brigade includes the -lsr Regiment
o0tb ana I1th BatLalol- the 2Jd ana -4tn separate
CONN., ucs aud Battery II. one thousand Mel were I'D
l.r. The brigade reviewed uI I.Jut-6custal
lanes ~ Hustled Five bands were ln attendance. Tie
CIV ,va- extensively Decorated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-03
IHE NEXIIAN KEPTELIC.

MEXICO. Sept. 23-Presideut Diaz in hI
message 20 Consrr~- s1rmuy Bee nres that De never
VIII consent to being named candidate FOR second
term Tor hc ~ll always adhere 20 the principles from
which ihe Tuxspec revolution -prsug IN the army. bee
-1y. rle wo-A n material amt mora reform ma begun.
The fr4l Af Governor I.Tan. ol srra cruz. tile
-irlmary executions ~ last JInr. f. before the
Grand Jury ~ Con gross. treurrl. t4deua. General
I.ule tIluzlI.. Minister o. War. and Se11r I-1lcs
VAarte axe cnd .at.s io- tu~ FREQUENCY. There
n1u1luarfn convention. All w o rll IN free race.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-03

UL ILIN. D D 'TIlT, Uci :, -.
The AErarian outrage near Ca-tleDar, where
IA Mrs-r- smith, agents OF the Alrqni- 0f -so.
fired upon and ~ thrr a~sait- killed. has created
a great excitement Tee EIDr,ss he IRISH Tines ard
TIE Erepng Ndi declare Dr. leo 1s rle result COZ tire
GEM rlffir4 l--rfnn. and rlf- tle -iNifv
fer anl similar vio-rcc mat may 30 expected.
r.-f On fLe az -I- f-tl-oi-. The Frsc1t1g
r9u1af -.rs IL w.ur De unjust Old rbIr- rage
ou tie tenant farmers. and believe lat tle purpose
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-03

OswEGO. y. Y. Oct. 2.-Georgc r. Will
AIMS vas nominated hv he Grecnl.ck Couy -niiou II
me 1T District. g. Dr. member ~ A--,uhiy.
BUFFALO. NY. Oct. Tar Republicans or the Id
u STRICT today uomIu.s d Frank Linn the muly
Inc Republicans OF The lila District uarcd james
Ash 10 the Assembly.
SARATOGA. y. Y. Oct. ID elcoUr :. Potter
OF -chuviervIie i- he Repub lean candidate fr mem
Der Of Che Assembly fruIn the fd D,irc, ~ -tr.toa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-03

Bosrox, Oct 2.-Ihe receiving teller Of the
Nor,h Bans Frank r. B0yuiOu. Is dciauter 70 the
amount ~ 1000. The bonds OF the teller $4,000,
aud Tue bank Will be- loser only 10 the amount II
:: 900 NJ T. union has admitted his gIi.I. lie has
b@rp -uetuiatlug California mining stoczs, wnicu
he expected realize a.gt profits bu. falnng market
.f-,su~ I'd D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-03
THE CAMPAIGN n ONEIDA COUNTY.

ROME y. Y. Oct. "A large and enthusi-
a-te meeting was held here thI- evening" the occasion
beng the opening " tie Republican campaign in
Oneida County. Tie Hon. O.. H. T. aen vas made
cna. rruau. The Hon Hamilton Wari. the Repub can
nominee Tor AtJo1iey Genera made of ia.
gu-nt aud able camuaign speeches dell. cred IN
rni- civ He Wa foiluwed the Hon. H. J. CIg-r--
nall Republican nominee for County clerk. hO made
Al earnest address. Rome VII ra 20 10 full
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-03
THE BRITISH IRON TRADE DISPUTES.

The Cleveland iron miners have decided 20
ak au advance their owing 0 the ps0t e
trade being much lighter Mr. D4t. the tra'Or i1
tie great llsplt. t-c Northern lion trade hi,
seu- 10 accept L ner ~ he standard rat ~
reduction lu ne wac. OF the JIrroN gr- -o
resumed work under protest a-lir~t gigll
of ~ > per reduction. a. Is beey Il that .s VII
4u..f 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-03
HE BRITISH NEARING CABrL.

IIINIIIN. LITIT-'II'. -.
The cavalry brigade of -ir Frederick Roberts,
advances guard reached Ii b.-Abad to-day. 1le whole
cxpr ton ny force s expected concentrated Tor
the attack On Cahul Dv sunday next. The Bl rIrkzu
chief. are DO friend atoms WIN fhr British. The
ensre opis 81 Danul rhrr. kDnI-tani regiments
u they wuul. nEIf ne English. llev replied they
would meet the T. lsl y tArf went 10 hOA.-ill-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-03
oPANISR SUCCESSES CLAIMED.

Havana. Oct. 2.-Ihe Spanish columns con-
TIME 70 defeat rhe insurgents. The newspapers at
Santiago de CUBA publish reDortz - in-ur-ent
renders iiIF. Tue com blrt nrcr OBJ Gl..trun Marco
ana other cAlrf. Ecrc defeated AZ L PLla-lto aud
NJ 4IYue-, alC Lilci. i've prisoner. taAeu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-03
rr-,IVr.s rNFTTrvcF - ONO

Wassfas,sA D.pltes n Ffis5uyg c,aas -iaLGaree.
AdVIces received here to-day from ONO
iii tAr gre- and speeches ul senator Blaine
that stale have created great wave
o. A. has not only strtz Ienrd that class
o. fuf-r- rlHt have been al cfc WIFI 1Itt back doubts
bnt even the patrlrcAs 0f The party. who 0ue gave
over te lnaDasent OF affair o younger hands, have
bseu STIRRED zap icy DIS tNa hence fuu the result viii
be- to bring largest Republican vote tnat mas
been pallfd b. Ono Tor years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-03
PROGRESS OF THE CANVASS.
WORK IN THE CITY AND STATE.


THE CENTRES OF INFLUENCE ~ THE MFTHOPOI1s-
REPUBLICAN DOCTRINE REACHING MORE VOTERS
DAmY-CoSFEKRSC OF ROBINSON LEADEns-
FORMATION OF KELLY CLUBS.
Al. the reports that come to the Republican State
Committee from callers or other sources show that
the party IN al parts of the state Is thoroughly
aroused. and the canvass IS growing more earnest
every day. The Robinson paTtisanS held con-
ference Yesterday and agreed 10 plan for
reaching voters IN every district. Ar the Kelly
headquarters Information is received daily of the
formation of Kelly Clubs and the increasing
strength # the Kelly movement. Several euthusi-
astic Cornell and Hoskins meetings were held last
night IN this city.
CONFERENCE OF ROBINSON WORKERS
ADOPTION OF Areas PATENT" FOR THOROUGH
CANVASS or THR sTATr-s NnAER AssMENT OF
CANDIDATES oN TnF STATE TICKET.
\ wrli-aftended conference of the leaders of
the Robinson fsct. ~ the Democratic party from al
parts the ta-e aeld yesterday the rooms OF
the Democratic state Commute" al me - Jamc- Hotel
Tlefe we're bot many 81 mark IN the Democratic
vary present. nearly all n attenGuce b-in- men more
d-tIn 1u~hri workers for the i.h.n-0u wing .han
for notable services 20 tine stlte DOB puhIc oGice.
The cHrf -.ucc "a. embl.d ~ 1 O'Clock. There were
then present tie rooms fo1r oi ta- calddates for
state oliccs Garrison N. Potter. the r4ldda.s fr
aH # ID. \
- a.,
i'ih'' neral -'i''hiiii 0li't ~ n-i"i NUT
KIN v io were rtnouiusI. Il is report "a good 1u
-n.- I r.ro -.,,.-r,.t r.-rter.f OH. I'D rlair
-. ... 80
l'"D'- '''-' y" "'' ."' 90 -'-''" N ~
euce wa. received. owing 10 tA. receipt at tile
.. . l..... 49,, .,, E..1-- --.to f,rn-
'iN '''' '- d" ''''- -' -
mIftce inviting them 20 cal "a "a ueIflulliri
90 t,a Nrrb..4- A. the Kelly Committee hl-
IIoillr'u ''' p" S"'' TOD ia. .''' ''''-'''' ~
-yrtCu-, except -ruol Robinson ile A-ii"n-l lF
f.f.D nf nature liz. E.llv
o. ,.,r ....i- .-t "a. Ola. t,..,,-,.... SIM.
'.-.- ''' " "
committee misM Ieri phtnl-l y lniluiic rr-it'-9
... 81. . o.. ..-..- .,.....,...- r,. ..,-,..-
WIN -'' "'''"''. '- '"''''' |
dates nraVec me d-pieh-iIe az Tie hci3 '"unii'ee
Ola. first vslfi, the ruou. of fae Robinson Comm
80 ...- .,.,. p
'H' ''- '' az
tle Democratic state toMm fce aud fle fo.o"ln-
,r.ll.rovrn city and county Democrats: ID e. Robin
4, .t...... f..... r..-.f,..l ..f
'Vi ''" "' -'' -- - "
Madison County fx- ur -r.~-luaa btG-rf. 'l ril-"
D ,,.r- ~ o. .t... o.--.ll
-idA"'.' '. '.''''' '" -
Orr.lI0rtrr. James DIlF. lAtvan'r D. l''-l'lr''-f
,...r n p,~..- far FRESHMAN I,ua. DrIrirn. Henry
49, .....t ...- r..... ff,,..
K 4l4l'i b""S-'' Joy 4'i' i"'i''-''' '4' '' '-''
JOuu e.l0r- senator tcce.i". Peter l. 14-fl ana
~ i.r.n., w.snor az -ai- ely. arden BaEis. of
- n..-.-..- .. n ..-.,-. . T.1t.
-il- 0iN~ i4i 80. ~ ~, g-
bi-ri"Wt rN '''f i4f ' ''., '' .-- -
"r-Nt ''' ~ ~ l-tp- ~ pa. b.,
- ih'h-.f Ut l't.N'u ~" a.. d. - L, f..-'. -.
VOL a. ? ili'-'Ftf 'l i-''.- --' o. .'-- 80,
u'f At'Nftf t-'f..'4..If gi-i.I b 49, b .'.'
.ad. -r-d ,i l1i.'' i'-- &c, 20. y.
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THE SEAH-WFEKLY TRIBUNE.
The ISSUE VI to-dzr contains
Letters from -aa tnd otner Correspondents t1s Oh
World Srw
FULL PAGE OF AGRICULTURE
ENTERTAINING MISCELLANY.
HUNOR- OF rur DAY.
wAsHINGrOS ASp OTHER DDWE~ re SEN~
Price "a wrappers read, Tor mAlg. p.r c57Y
copy year i've So copies llt 7a3
rxtr. szs Postage n AL free % ti-
A6drr-- rHE TRIBUNE Nss slnk
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fEDER4L P1TROS4GE ~ NEW-ORLE4yS

NEw-OnLEANs. Oct. 2.-W illiam Roy, COM
uander, s.y- ,he statement teiesraphcd from Washing
ton p.anne a. tAe nOD-cmpiol ment 40 eA Federal
soldiers attributed To- tae Grand army Of The Republic
ls entire j unauthorized 81 Lls Fost
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THE BANK RLOCk Al ,rHWINSNiLLE
CrRwISsyILLE, Penn. Oct. "A fire early
t nosulag destroyed the ihrrest1ry brcA strlrtarr
.uann as ,h, Bank BiosE. Tie ou The building b.
about fls lO0, u.Gged Tor SO ouo Al tAe safcs
saiuables rauo.s llL books saved and th'rn Vii
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SHERMAN on GRANT AND THE METHODIsTs
Ilola . IllLlaAaa Ill.ale LINZ.

Your note Of yesterday, lu which You dlude
T. graph u ne lfrDcgfe. o. ol tnc MefLO-
dist Eulsc0la church. 10 tAe effect fhat prominent
member of . Clulnet warned Tie resident DOT 60
tr- or nave AL ICING 20 0o Nllh OF Grants friends
ana especially Lis cHarch-hAt lac Methodist"
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IBI TELEGNATT Nv
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2.-Ihe " Washington Post
viii publish TOMORROW interview which its editor
nae had with Mr. rdeu, winch the latter denies
that be uttered the statements imputed 70 him
the recently published Interview crcsiag the builder
M policy Of tho south.
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NoNIvArED ~ TIE Is-TH H1Lor

Urea, y. y Ger. AT Winfield to-day.
tie adjourned Republican Convention tor the KILL
Senatorial District nominated Albert " Mus. LIie
Fails o the IT, th ballot previous CONVEX 0on
thrr. t,a. -pcs. each cnrlty continuing 10 vote
g candidate.
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r~-T OF NETWORK Arrived OCT. ,
str CITY Of Atlanta wOotlnl sept 80.
W Quintauf z Co
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.lnnnIs cIn.En In rHr nI-s,IANs


IT PFTER-ErEG. Inuf ,fsy. oer. -. l~79.
By order of the Governor of kars all the
Armenian parish schools. existing under tile Turkish
Government. have be.u closed
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
CONSERVATIVE GAINS IN PRUSSIA.

CONSERVATIVE GAINs IN FkI SSH
THE NEW GOVERNOR INSTALLED IN srRAsBrkS-
BIsMARcx's son ACTING As HIS SECRETARY.
The Prussian election returns ~ far Indicate the
success of che Conservatives Fied-Marshal Man
teuffe has entered on bis duties a. I'm
peral Governor Of Alsace-Lorraine. Prince
Bismarck's son Will be bis secretary.
The Spaniards claim further successes IN
Cuba The ARRAY near Castelar, has caused sen
safion in Dublin. The Cleveland iron miners are
a bout 10 ask for m gher wages.
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kArEsr sIfIP NEWs

be interruption the banks business. The Total
lossls about s30OOO. and the in.arance ~ poo
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Arrfvnl Of General Grrnt san Franrisc,se Frans
Le-es Illustrated NeesPaler liza Mailed 20 address
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MIDNIGHT THEE REPORT

GOvERNMENT INDICATIONS
Ws-HisGro.. Der. ;. 1873.
For New-En gland. increasing ciOudue>s. oc-
ca-Onn rail. warm .ouflrrlf vetrlnv to colder west
cry winds. fAl4.nr followed DF rising arOnrfcr
For Middle a L4Lrir state. increasing cloud l---
occasional raI. warm sOufncfg. frtf fO colder Wc-t
crly winds, OR er barometer.