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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-21

III VALUE OF UNITED ACTION A. Shows ~ IIIt
RECENT CANvAss-woRK OF TIE fXrCrHyE
covNrrrrE- GENERAL EoBGN-ON's MANAGE
MiNI-MR. FOSTER. sPIrCnE>.
trnou A STAFF coErE~ro>prNr oF rnE TRIBUNE
CLvrIAND, ONO. Oct. ls.-Now that the re-
,,iciurs over the Republican victory IN Ohio have
lad nine 10 change mic feeling of quiet sati>iac-
t,n II may be we'll to if there not some lesson
g. be drawn from the result which will be useful to
th, R.rnl,icans M New-York and other November
States think there D, such "a lesson. and that %
will lac found IN the ~odlty and earncstness dis
rlayed ly all classes Of thio Republicans during
lie canvass ThcI. were no faciional lines dlsccin-
HEM the part, after the fsht fairly beean-no di'l-
s,o,. info different elements, some supporting the
nominees with more zeal, some with less, anu some
with none al ali. No onr could tell vino had sup
ported Nh Foster M the convention ana WHO "au
a,.,..,t hmm Iu the contest over the nomination
thrr- were opposing sentiments growing out 81 al
ference. IN former years concerning the course "i
TIE Administration, bat III the contest with the
j. lao.,ats every Republican was "a kepnpllcah-
uofli.., le,. and nothing more-and every one APP
piled himself with hearty good will 10 place the
State firmly I'M the Republican column for Ieoo'
II .lc.i a victory i, to be- won iu Ncw-lork, II must
BE- won hy just such unity. harmony and energy.
There must Ice lust such cordial support gwen 10
Nj Cornell as was gwen 10 Sir. Poster. Had there
been ANY cracks IN the party ~ tins State where
Tie Democrats could put ~ Their wedges 1t would
lot low be cXulting over the result OF Tuesday >
trial oI strength at the polls.
Much more credit II due than has yet been ac-
corded hy the Republican press OF ONO To Tie he-
plblcan Executive Committee for their vigorous
aud sagaclous management of the canvass some
0i tc plr,r- were disposed TO find iAut Win 'hhiI
Man Robinson, because Ia dhi not ten every i'P"i''.
that cae ON LIm all about Als plans Tor carr ing
tie CLOSE counties, and tO assume that he hhh II"
plans an all. lnc contest boo tl 80 counties WAS GA
tlc part oi thc DcnOrTai- LARGELY an underground
Hiialr aud ID had tO be met bY means when no pIu-
Ocut manager would want To- pIlnt pa Tie h,"7pa-
pos from DIS taoay Ter tlc information OF hs OPP
Ioicnf-. Iuc result bears ample testimony 10 iLc
luulolrnue-- oi General ltDbIu-oWs W"ik. lie car
Icd cvr... county be- cNuccicd 10 carry, aud the
D. Jol.tV fer the Stale tickci a. good deal above
his estimate. Few ciiarutn OF Stdic Commute
ever sax a- clearly through lc an he and duct Of
aAdTa-loUgAt hgAt To- a certain victory ana .r-
tH9e.t as PROPORTIONS So accurately - ne uiu a
week before IA rl,cfinn took place. H. gave his
entire time 10 the work vi the committee from HE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-21
CAMPAIGN INCIDENTS.
A NOMINATION IN LOUISIANA.

THE RFrUBIICANS srLrCr TAYLOR BTATuE As
THEIR CANDIDATE FOR GoVFRNOR-FMINENr
SPEAKERS IN THE FIELD IL Nrw-YCRK-NINoR
NEWS.
The Republicans Of Louisiana have NOM
mated Taylor Beattie, of Lafourchc. for Gov
ernor of that State. Senator Conlklng is be-
ing enthusiastically received in the Northern
part of New-York State. Marsha. Douglass
has addressed very large audience at Bling
hamton. The GovcrnOr-elect of ONO l. en-
route to this city. 1t j. stated that people IN
Richmond are Indifferent 10 the Republican
victory in Ohio. They care less for politics
now than for business affairs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-21
Li.GE rIHE IL MILONE.


MALoNr, y. Y, Oct. 2O.-A fire broke out
IA iac Wc..tl Brothers tam iy 81 o'clock thi, morn
inc. spread vith great Iap.li;y. and Threatened e.
destroy tac town. II va, finally controlled a'''.
.e-rroyiu. the iooa in--nIacl hcd ug IHc Nchsie.
Lr,tir' t.Ia,rr Lincoln Nh,I', taun ..s, 4. T.. c.
i,,'- grocery. d. T. MtiN', c.o'iii Z c. sim. mt y
N.l-r x Sll's - .finlcgY -lnrr. j. H. SO 81, lfuii
.In. C,r.,n. 6 Martins nuf q. W. Fishers butcher
chops. james Cr.ltld> store and G.. j. Dchoys h'uf
and feed -nr. Zoe fu.tWfn--i nstd linus had stock
din,a-cd los ire ana water: MIHer Hardy, drug;
~n..luan * ~.cc. general stool = wen, 4 >ymods
,',',,I stock: TI0ni,ou a ~afs. hardware. loss
mil, -l5OolO: Insurance. esJOOp. Iut lvu.ort. ,i-
i,c i over 700 men, WHO aic Thus thrown Out OF ,m-
d ...k.f0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-21
CHARTER ELECTION VOTE IN NEWARK.

TIC Common Council II NrwNTk met ycstcr-
day 10 canvass The returns 81 the charter election. The
totals follows; Mocknet CRep). 2O9 Ticcer
Dcm), 1860; Robinson OR, enbacs) 100; Feeders
majority, 3,47l. special election the sixth ward
WAS ordered Tor November Is to elect an Alderman
Wac" OF IaNOr-cIcct fleu4,r, who has removed into
another ward.
Tie Republican prm1 RES were held last evening for
The election - delegates to the county convent II,
which j, t. meet at he aicmv uf Music tins after
noon for th Nomination Of Register, Surrogate ana
member OF the Road Board
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not INTEREs led ~ POLITICS.
WHAT GENERAL KEY ItIL~ ABOUT THE BUSINESS
MEN or tICHMOND.

my TLLtGEArH TO InE ruHrNE.i
WAsu>GION. Oct. 2O.-Postmaster General Key
WI, Ia X edmond when the returns were received
indicating "A sweeping victory for the Republicans
I'm Ohio lie was in close Intercourse with the buSi
u,.s men of Richmond and vicinity. and he SAYS
that they manifested am apathy IN regard TO the
event winch surprised him. When they did ex-
pcs, opinions they seemed generally totbiuk The It.
sult wa, quite as well as If their party had won the
icht. They were generally opposed To he Ewing
financial theories and were glad TO soc them finally
eNDlldcl Besides. Judge Key slys they are tired
Of the eternal wIange over National politics, cs-
rDc.ally as they seem to bee always on the losing
SIDE. The business men of Richmond now appear
Z, pe l.yotin themselves To- bu-inc~- pursuits and
T. local issues 10 the exclusion OF those which
uppermost 10 other sections.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-21
REGISTRATION N BRooKLTN

Yesterday was the third and last day for
the registration OF voters IN Brooklyn. The places Of
registry open from To IL a III, and from 10
p IN. Tho appended table shows the registration 10y
wards Yesterday. and also The registration the third
day in ISIS 1s77 and 1870 Tho toia. registration Tor
the iree DAYS this year Is also given by wards Tie
total his year +, 5000. In ISIS 1t s3.Gssi IN
1877 20 .79i ana IA 1876 9s.369:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-21
CAPTAIN MARKHAM> RETURN.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2O.-Dr. Bcs,cls. oi this
CITY, tne wcl-Anown Arcuc explorer cd "a Poilri-
podltilu received letter to-day rom captain Mark
ham, uf tr British sp Alert. announcing hs return
gland the 7th inst. from nl- Last Arctic cruise
The Captain states tLM ou the l-.h II s,p-
.,fa..i nr reached l...fude = - N.rtI IN
longitude i7 hast. OWNS Co. thr uuf4Nurihis
cundi he Icr. NOT "o' o. It4ttrltr 70
a. 81. H is .uh Land. which Wa- lru br th Ds.sh
rNurd luG uudrr Lieutenant DE- btuNA.. T., Lif.ttr
part OF To. cLuu vessels uDu.t jog th. pn md
Mss tnrlugh thc ia SEQ returned without having
accomplished their purpose.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-21

BURGLARY Al NEWPORT.
Nru-po,tT Il, L. o.. - lc summer r.. licurr
- ,i.- calender bioken INTO Last night ami large
,,r of Va na.cs -trl Ihe In extent 81 abe robbery
is not y,t known
A CA1TI F-DF ALFR MISSING.
IcxnnN Ont. Oci. 2O-jI .u walker, 4 cattle
-. - pr con ms ll,seoaicf IIl. lablto, --nn1
I can an ludo-er u Waacf. paper toa large cA-
tent j. also III s-lnf
4 NEWJEE-EN SENTENCE.
NrWioN. y j., Oct. 2o.-iiauiri Van prlrn. Who
No. fnf tf. uufi,r nl DIE vile, pleaded guilty 90
Az ,r second decree TO-DAY. lie WAC scut,u'ed 10
lrI-ou fuT 1 lit'cu wears
-fiuI iY \ POLICEMAN.
Mr,irri-, Tenn. oct. -. .. MOI. iie i"l'r
,.'.r .-url cu.oIr. eYnf ani Alit4 bir'n -l.ii
,o'.f- 81 tfD'f, Who fes.'. arrest WIN "N'
t",f' IA. rnrlncI's lul. ,Aon,r rated Jtr' son
IiVEAND HATE GOlNG HAND IN HAND
AUGI-rA. CO.. Ori. 10 NO 1'-ln. p, h"n"il
~ cy and Lewis Minis qI.ff.l f hi ih' R iArI 0""'7
fhur,n .strfI4y t,lnIut ti woman "iH mnn" 900 .
" ., l,,. Nlma twice AID tnth cut
,t,, an, A falol. kIllug hHu ll,ttiiIN
,N-YANtIY KILLED ~ A BLOW o. THE HAD.
'-ppf Ifrvl- y Y. . O.. 2D.-MufuoOk. Oh rae
nj AZ. and HUDSON anal j.. excite over murder l'i
80 ,lsrr ,-s rfi4y 30 ur J.aht Van ln"cg' Ia a
.t,r man man named Iuiu-ou provoked quartet
md Nnu InWt-c al uiline 10 pe'1 NAs "4e' S''~N~
Johnson on the head. killing hun instantly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-21
THE WAR WITH THE UTES.
A NEW COYCENTRATIOY OF TROOPS.

A NEW CONCENTRATION OF TROOPS.
HE UTEs To BIZ ATTACKED FROM TIE SOUTH. If
NEcEssAEY-NO IENIrNCE TO BE SHOWN TO
The GUILTY.
General Sheridan reports that he is collect
ing force of cavalry companies at points OPP
poslte the southern part of the Ute reserva-
tion, in order t. attack the Indians from that
quarter in case the murderers of Agent
Meckcr and the other white men are not sur
rendered. Dispatches from Washington state
that the Government is resolved to listen To
no proposal for peace until the guilty have
been given up. The Southern Utes are very
anxious to have the Government understand
their friendly disposition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-21


ON, ,f the old. - and most respected cl N oi h"oN
urfor "A most eccentric man. re,uTnn, home al noon
,olv ,bot ni. daughter Mary eighteen yclr- old, who
. in lie pnflur. lie then called his son VILE, Twelve
years old who plan ing In tie yard ana red pi'-
fol bah through his head. after which he step ed INTO
The w1ul-.hcd and ,hot himself 100 the head the pal
ind,iue I'm his htaiu. lie after found hY
t,,-scf.-bv yiug ON the floor boo pool az blood lhe
isuryfer aud fuincr in dying condition.. hlt "a"
sn -ltlourt 81, f. o-lv uoundrd likely 10 cover Mr..
H., was recently married second time. His VIE
,y.uf To- Normal thl~ morning, and mus piondnN t--
c,,'d l,i killed. Mr.. Io-g IS recently been unior-
futtuf. fu ION .Iuf--.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-21
A CROWD 70 HEAR FREDERICK Dough ASS.
RINGuAMInN- \ Y. OCT 2O-Ihn larnrst

and mos cu husia,tic Republican meeting OF Tie cam
paicn was hcld hrrc Saturday night Lester Hall
packed. Hundreds Of Icope were unable 10 gain All
mission. Tie meeting was presided over 10y TIE Hon.
A. T. Andrews Republican candidate for the Assembly,
who introduced Ere crch Douglass. speaker OF the
evening. Ma Douglas n,ld The closest attention Of u
large audience for hour and bali. liz dWc't upon
National ISSUES with uuca Gree. HIS arguments i ia
Vor tHo occiOn oi A. b. C,cl strong aud con-
Viucius.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-21
!BY TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRlnr'

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIHrSEl
s,NrUsKY, Ohio. Oct. %. Governor elect Charles
Poster left for New-York this evening to attend to
some railroad business connected with the disposal
OF the Louisville and Lake Eric Railroad, IN winch
ho la a large interest. lie may take part ia the
Ntw-York campaign 10 behalf of Mr. Cornell, but
TINT aarrnd. Oh hI. hu-lu--e ruEtgelncnIs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-21
4 FROSr ~ THE SOCTH.

MEMPHIS, Oct 2O-A very light frost, per-
ccpiIne m marshy places outs Dc The city limits. Wa
formed last uiabt The present quarantine viii Ice
reidv enforced until u is safe for an-iieea To return
Ruie No e. prohibiting loose Int and seed cotton from
ming hrnu.lt INTO the ctv ha. been icscndtd. Inc
weIfhcr D. cool aud cloudy. Inc Thermometer ranged
from iio to 81 To-day.
Lrrrll EocK ARR Oct. 20.A henyy frost Is reported
~ IL X.IknlA last lIlEIIi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-21
TIE OTTOMAN EMPIRE.

LONUON. NOHIIV- OF. 20, I-1V.
The correspondent of The Times at Constan-
tinople says: The new Turkish Ministry. though COM
posed mostly OF Old material confident II trcom-
pishng more than their immediate predecessors O,mtn
Pacha Minister OF War m the old Cabinet. retains nat
position IN the new Ministry. The sultan has invited
AlekO pacha, Governor of Eastern k,umci. 10 visit
CoustauiiuOple bur the latter has drcAtd tue invita-
ton. This incident has caused d--lt siarou lu III al
quarters AlckJ PtchI lad promised Co Ni- 'ur-it-
tiuoplc each To acqutiut the SutaN Win
the condition or Eastern Il uucia."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-21
As-E,iBLY NoNINArloNa II NEWJEE-EY

Allan l.. McDcrmot-, Corporation Attorney
of .rscy Ci,y. It>i evening received ur unanimous
Democratic ronl 'io0 for member ~ me- legislature
ON the IVih Assembly District Of Hudson County.
Terence j. u Dou4.t wa, nominated by thc Ecpuhi-
car-.
Ile ia Assemble District Republican tonVt u.lOn Of
P.,,ic County was .u,ld Yesterday at iuuuuut Pat
son Roucrt - N,rchoad was unanimously nominated
Tor fhr Assembly.
The Democrats ot The Nlth District Of HUDSON County
last night nominated William Buck for tie ASS mbly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-21
ATrAIRs II IRELAND.

LD>uoN. ,l0nl.s. Orf 30. i~fp.
AZ an anti-land-r,ut meeting al Newport,
County Mayo on sunday, 900 fe,'a. 90. tu'.''i 4le
released Frnlan, MichIc. DtyIu, ws- prescott
Ad.-patch To me inns from DunUu say. that signs
of ina l,ycm,ui lu CD. CON tou 90 t.. .'unfy af" Dee
comu4 more apparent daily, t4.u II.t favorable uc-
c,.f. of tut harvest are ~ i.,,.Ats fiNn 49, pats.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-21

MONTREAL, Oct. 2O-'Ihe trial Of Sir
III uc. lllchs OF the dlt tors ~ the Consolidated
Bank charged VITA signing returns TO the Govern
mcnt was convicted to-day. Mr.. Kerr counsel Tor sir
Fraf rs IN addressing the jury. -ad The form supplied
hy TIE Government was correctly nIed by the EXecu-
tive officer II WIS also shown 1t the general
en- .tom OF the banks to place loans time under
tnc head OF deposits. and he maintained that
the demand notes were placed under tnc'r
propcr heading .ir Richie. for thc Crown Withdrew
tine charge in the indictment that DO possible ior
bank president to check all returns DO Tine time allowed
70, the Government. lie uI, tIat the accused 81 "
of tn, MOI .y ben borrowed from other banks 10 keep
tbe q ,or- oI the q usoldrt'd oUeu. aud also hau u
knowledge the demand notes and bonds and corso-
ouetl, sir Francis was gully IF making false returns
To- deceive the Government ana the puulic. Justice
Monk afier dwelling upon The dciorgbe nature of the
case charged strongly as inst the accused The Jury,
after uu nous aud quartz r ascuec. io turned verdlc
Of guilty.
SIR Francis Hincl,S WAS born in Ireland Of
English ancestry. lie founded forty years ago. Re-
form journal ia Toronto. and af rWard the chief
political writer FOR another m Montreal He was In
strumcntal IN negotiating the Reciprocity Treaty with
This country la I~5i, ami likewise promoted ihc con
sfrnctlon of o.. Grand Trunk Railway. lie was Gov
crnor of Bailudfc- and Bli 30 Guiana from $50 To
1-Gq when he became the inad an Mu.t'rrt Finance,
and retained that Olicc uAt l>s3 Iu 1874 Ae rcti Cd
from public lie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-21

CHICAGO, Oct. Disappointment Wilson,
Of the W.stcin UaiDu Telegraph tonpfny. h1s just
received Il -faicI Lake. Ind, aging Mat pack
age of papers vn ouaH the beach there this morn
lt thrown oar o. the balloon Pathfinder. The papers
b, pfIi,d ia iIrI. D.".rru iioM Professor WIGS
titi .routil.u l uHu. luc Patnnlutr' and are rl-
Al 10 r4el. dropped A olhtr points o.! hr froi,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-21

ST. LorIs, oct. 2O.-Thc last order to COM
plce The rolling STOCK aud general pniht Of The wabash
- Louis and Pacn. Railway was given to-day by
President I.Drf W Lewis ir. 40" equipments wi
consist 80 locomotives - passenger coacnc- ana
100 rrghf cas- cot which 500 viii be- STOCK ears and
100 coal ears The whole VIII cost Il 100000. lhcy
Viii ICE delivered by the flr~i 81 next March
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-21
ANOTHER HAYuAN REVOLT.


Government la, oeen overturned aud one iot "a
under the lead of T. Hyppoliic. Two E!eub Is ~
..r late Government are 3D. pli.o.. No.tuioIou,y
l,suilmn la, He'd 90 Dutch Consul. AAd
l. t.uls 10 tie America -aiIou.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-21

RlCIrMONp Va. o.. 2O.-'lhc Rev. Joseph
Ferar pastor OF the Fourth C'or,d Baptist Church q,
this city, died suddenly yesterday willie officiating
funeral He had inst announced the hymn when h. was
seized with sudden pain and died from heart disease IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-21
THE RUSSIAN A~lArIC SURVEYS.

IT. ILItIl-II no VIT, -, 7 %
News has reached Samarcand that hum
dred mounted TcEkc-rurcouans attacked on the LON
Of september. part OF the Russian expedition which -
surveying the Amu-Darya, but were rcpuscd Tho *
ped tion wns very heartily received on arriving IN Az
cnn territory. The entire course oi the Amu-Dalfa
aio its an been NIlncd Ind pronounced nave
.stftI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-21
A. w. TENNEY Ar CORNING.
10y TELEGRAPH To THE rrrr>rI

CoENING. y. Y, Oct. 2O.-Ihe Hon. \. W.
TcuAry. of Blook.yn, addressed an immense and en-
tluslisuc .udi. nee an Washington Hal tnI- evening
his speech thrill ING, eloquent ANA 'h cuNc. auc
Will prove AN etic cut help m tnc campaign.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-21
TIE VOTE OF nAMlLToN COUNTY. ONO.

CINCINNATI Oct. 20. - The following are
the Republican mainriue- In Hamilton County; Foster
for Governor sos; II ckcnooper, for Lcuicuant-Goy
efno'. 1861 Ramp. Tor County Clerk 3.G7l Stacy
for County IicasuIcr 2.l23; Wabrz, for Director Of
County IufImlry. .3i. For the Legislature the vote
for Williams O2 publ tnl WHO va, the lowest on the
is. exceeds th.t OF Il air the highest Democrat hy
l,5cl votes. The total vote cast IA the county
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-21
MORE GOLJ COMING.

LUNUlt. II-IlIl. o.. -. NJ.
4 further large amount Of gold Is expected
Id he Withdrawn from the BtnL % L.si.uI ior W.
Nnra Tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-21
lie RrssIANs ~ AsIA.

ioNDJN. Nnl4 B. Nc. 20. l9'h
A dispatch to The Stu,dad from >lmla re-
norris tin the Russian iroop- 0l..h w.c defeated e
GcoA-repc VIII Winter ou tc snotc 90. Toe Ctsl an -'a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-21

opening 10 the close Of the canvass traversed
large part of the State TO give personal attention to
the work Of organization. and for weeks did not
even take days leisure TO how bis home affairs
were getting on az Kenton.
great deal has been said about Charles Fosters
brilliant personal canvass. but not a word too much
has been written or spoken in its praise Mr. Eos
ter proved 10 he remarkable campaigner in all
IespccS-in the number and quality Of ms speeches.
IN his capacitv for enduring fatigue enough To
break down three mcn of ordinary constitutions.
and IN Tvs ability to make hosts of devoted friends
bv cordial handshakmgs and pleasant chat. He
seemed To grow IN intellectual and phv-
steal strength the contest went OF.
At its close he made much stronger speeches
than he was able 20 make at tho begin
ming. and after travelling many thousands of miles
and talk ~ 10 maIy hundreds of thousands of lco-
plr Ice was CHEEKY and fresh and actually weighed
five pounds moIe than lac did when he left the quiet
OF his FOstOna home. F.v.s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-21
Sir Francis TIincks WIS hon in Ireland OF
HERR Won BULOw.

LoSDoN, Oct. 2O.-Hcrr Won Biilow, the
German Secretary -tie for Foreign AhAis died to-
dav al Flaueiori-an-tLe-Aia
Herr Won Balow has played an active in
German affairs as "a devoted adncr mt Of Prince lis
tlar and arcady instrument In carrying out The details
Of his foreign policy II, attended Tor years 60 the
routic work Of the Foreign ONCE Berlin and thus
,rou,i INTO close relationship with ambassadors and
ministers liz knowledge ol foreign affairs was cXicu-
svc and hc always desired Ia Keep Germany and tins
country good terms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-21
EMPHATIC VOTE AGAINST TIE CHINESE.

SAN TEANCI~CO, Oct. 2O.-Ihe OilciaI re-
tlri~ OF te election Snow That tn. vote yuD.c emil
sIatiou Was: i favor ol it SIS; a-aii So 10 lJioo,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-21
THE RELATIONS OF TIE GREAT POWERS.
THE NATURE OF The AUsTRo-GERMAN AGREEMENT
STILL ~ DOUBT.

LONDON, Mon lay. Oct 20, 1873.
A Berlin dispatch to The Pal VAL GG,etfe
says The Foreign Once, On being questioned con
corning the reported alliance bet Austria ana Ger
many. has given explicit answer that there Is 10 for
mai alliance. but perfect harmony of view, and gen
eral understanding There "a good reason for believing
that the Emperor William refused BIZ assent 70 any
policy which might place Germany M direct ant igonsm
10 Russia"
It's announced from 81. Petersburg that the Car viii
to that city from Lvadii az the end 81 october
and remain fortnight, when he Will - Berlin 10
have interview with the Emperor william. IN cDnse-
quence Of private letter f.om the German Emperor.
From Berlin the Car will Canuc-. IN The south ~
France, where himself. the Empress and several mtin-
beers OF the Russian Imperial family VIII pass the WINTER
The correspondent OF The Day reicgrGph al Vienna.
discussing Lord Salisbury speech ata banquet In Man
chester Friday night last, points ont thar Lrt sails
bury must have been aware that us utf"rances
thoroughly responded TO the disposition OF Austria and
Germany. At the time the speech wac delivered The
correspondent says Lord salisbury Wa ~ possession o
assurances enabled um g. dNr-t h- -tatrntnt
touching Emclauds foreign pocy az ~ rcoencr ana y
but De regarded here aud ~ Berlin ~ the most
efficient recognition OF those assurances. ana calculated
Stncr the last hopes ~ Russia To detach Eng ana
from her natural allies.
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bring the Gate City Guards this place They will be
received y. by all the military aud hreien ana
will be given a banquet al the Nelson House.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.

THE EMPEROR WILLIAM AND RUSSIA.
ALEKo PACHA GLOWING IN-UBoRDrNAuoN-A CANA
DIAN STATESMAN FOUND GUILTY or SIGNING
FALSE RETURNS.
The Emperor William is said 10 be unwilling 70
sanction a policy Of open hostility toward Russia.
In Ireland another large anrrcnt meeting has been
held. Aeko Pacha, the Governor Of Eastern Rou-
mcha, refuses TO visit the sultan. Sir Francis
Hncks the Canadian cx-Minisfer. has been found
guilty of signing false returns in the interest OF tho
Consolidated Bank.
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of fertile soil to be idle and 60 to waste
while paying for what might be pre-
duced upon it annually hear hunderd
millions of dollars.
We even import eggs to the value of
S7?6,O97 annually.
He adverted briefly TO West Virginia,
her soil, schools and churches, climate
and taxes, railroads, immense coal re-
sources, the Finest deposit of coal ir
the world" salt and nails, petroleum,
timber and iron, and agricultural re-
sources.
In conclusion, he called attention TO
what President Hayes said about agri-
culture in his last message, and particu-
larry TO what Washington, in his eighth
message to Congress said, advocating
the idea Of promoting and fostering ag-
riculture by national legislation, and
asking the unanimous passage of the
resolution.