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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-20
TIE REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE.

The Republican State Committee day after
day advances IN its Of arranging for the campaign
IT. headquarters III the Fifth Avenue Hotel are visited
by every Republican politician OF note who comes 10 the
civ and thus much valuable Information is gained The
news from the interior invariably favorable Many
Republican politicians Of other States passing
through the city call at Tue rooms Thursday Tn 'lnas
H Kehoe Chairman OF the Republican state Committee
OF North Carolina among the visitors He sad That
the Republican party ia that stale found II Impossible
to make any Roadway owing To the corrupt action on
election days of the Democratic Boards OF Election I'D
casting out the votes of Republicans undcr various
pretcNts. -
A Cornell. the Republican candidate for Goyernor
is IN consultation daily with General Chester n.
srfh chairman OF the committee. SPEAKERS
will probably be- started out III The STATE dur
ing the first week in October. Tue committee made an
admirable canvass OF the state under Mr. Curhri
ship year ago; bat TINS year WI nave me
advantage OF beginning It's work some three weeks
sooner than did 1873 and Of again having the be'
NJ OF his counsel.
Among the callers yesterday Charles j. Langdon'
OF Elmr a member of the State Committee Assembly
man Charles Il. skinner Mr.. Taylor. OF Topeka. knn'
ana ex-senator PinchDack, Of Louisiana.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-20
THE TRIBUNE AND THE TERRITORIES.
Jy0n me Heisnd (NOntInGl Herald

A complete and exceedingly Interesting MN
cr, hi.torv oil the Black Hin, scmurActd in MfNhlirs
series Of len letters the last OF which appears ~ HL
Nrw York TRIBUNE of recent date number oI ici-
RS al similar purpnr now ia preparation by INC
come gentleman, touching the mineral resources ana
ofner .porfanf features OF Montana All things con-
s,i,.d ms 1nIEu>E most valuable Journal pro-
ance1 In the United 81 tcs ana large as If US
i'm me states aud Territories OF tue Gr.ai Nt7l II
h,nid b doucl In every part Ui the vast ANA grand
doun about which II Is TAKING such exceptional pans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-20
ENTHUSIASM IN THE XIIITH DISTRICT.
The interest of the Republicans of the Xllltl

IIIItItoI vi 'II'
Assembly District the State canvass continues To IN
crease. The Cornell Campaign Club, led by Colonel
Charles s Spencer. holds weekly meetings ut No 200
Eghth-aye aud the long roll Of memhers IS constantly
increasing Tie meeting last night successful The
president in n few explained his views OF the
political SITUATION aud the prospects Of the party IN the
civ ana state lie thought tina: the different factions
U the Democratic party would e1p'nd an iminch'e
1,nnuni of money ~ the canvass aud larger Demo-
crauc vote would be poed than over before. John H.
Perry said that twenty ago he was Democrat,
and mat this was the first time had spoken from
Republican platform. Family traditions ana assocla-
lions hm rst INTO tho Democratic party nut rrntr-
ton had led hun tne change. Ine ID mOoratlc party
never had abo To formulate correct principles on
National issues. influence and work In this state
had The nope OF the state and country
WAS the Republican party. Isaac McCshr prophesicd
AS An Irishman. that and more OF his countryncn
would begin recognize the worth OF the work
the Republican pary. until at length the majority ol
Them wou!d no longer act with the Democrats. This al
dress aud seycral mat followed II, greeted with
great applause.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-20
PUBLIC OPINION.

Rutler stands even poorer chance of sue
cess Tins vea than did last, our j. igncn Tor IT
seems hard possible that the articles by which he has
s0ught 10 prestige deceive any body OF oIdl-
nary inteiii geuce.-l Troy Times (ReI.l
We predict that within sixty days Samuel
j Tdon VIII De the most utterly abandoned ana hope
fess po "a, wreck witnessed the carnival OF ruin
produced by The war st. LOUIS Tmes-JouTus. (Dem1
Just why Mr.. Skillings was nominated again,
after The manner IN winch spoke o The
IuIIer crowd last year. Is mystery. There
he no ground for believing that the ticket viii get
votes which b. r. Butler alone would have received
His associates vii not help him any-lBOston Herald
IudJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-20
PAVING mn WAY FOR TILD De.

. We take it for granted that Northern DEM
oerats know best no 10 Ncw-YOrk, PENNSYLVANIA
OEO KNOW uuder what nlauaAfd trafcr 10 10
Into the fight Iw therefore be wise IN Southern Demo
crate 10 take good not 10 enbaTa-s our Northern
ilends Tho campaign before them VIII lax iheir Ut
most powers ana II il only FAIR night AMI Just that they
should nave Tho choice OF champion Democrat Who
ls 10 lead a. h through fierce struggle 10 brilliant
victory OR southern States Will surely RAINY any
LOMlnau0n l.o NoIIlcIn DeInoeIats may ngIeo upon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-20

There is a strong desire prevalent, appar-
en,ly IN the Wsi AMI South 10 ger Tid o. lilden Dut
This es not seem DE possible. lie owns The nScHine
vbich he nas constructed nh much aud al great
txrense and thinks very truly, that nj This Important
trss history VI tue party u "Ouu De NrI5 .hu
dciou. 10 di-pcIsr with hiin and Try pew man with
very Inferior apparatus particularly t1c kepu Ilieans
n Dis state have decided To nsli hNcul-c Oc'
ana .Orow OF tns syracuse Convention Al The specd-
81 Ar u.yes', failure carry his promise uf
Civil Service reform ~ he must with hs sensitive
IatuIe. be- ialrly bowed down by II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-20

TTtE SANITARY INSTITUTE AND POISONOUS
PAINTs-A spccial medal. off red by Or. u W. Richard
SON for an eN Oii select from The entire exhibit
awarded ~ the anniversary meeting or the nDoF"
Institute To- Grin .h-s Patent White paint, which IN
orr opinion amply deserves both thi7 most honorable
distinction ana the -0wins encoinium passed upon II
hy flr president OF the inHttttp. hlyr' -aid the
Duke o. northumberland, the pleasure OF SAYING II ~
Ire greatest luN cnfnh produce fOt preventing the
dreadful suffering ciusei To- fhe use lead paints"
't,rilfh.s Patent Hntc." W. HAY explain Is MADE
from llyc aud whi.r perfect weather resisting
mint H. altogether muocuuu- either o. ~ persons en-
gagged ID painting TO those who live IN tho rooms
ctc aiterwaGd.-l The sanitary h gisieE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-20

sc good results at the polls. The club had a large
gath, rins this week and will hereafter hold public
meetings every two weeks Friday evening The fol-
lowing is the list of officers: President L. l. Robbins
v.ccpresiocnts John II. Blauvelt. Davis Handy John
W. Lydccscr George Phillips, william Il. futile score
tir'cs. J. II. o. Clark, Eugene Gardner; treasurer
CHARLES ". seymour: executive committee, Peter r.
Rrmsen, ChaTles W Seymour. Henry Ennis Henry T.
Aburtes, IIorace PrlnIe. George Ennis Henry r. Abeel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-20

rOY.-rON- AefS-N tho rcedenco ~ the brides pa
emit on ru-- av september %. - -. 81 D. M h'N.
n. a. Abbott. assisted by Nc rev ii"nf 30 l'i.i,
Prank a. Bovut0n, NeV-iorf CIV, To- ylih.A' "iy
aanrhirl ~ Oflsti.J adams, 0t - illhni.uu y =.
r1.~-Dn Nr urf 49,. ~nfrWpcr ~ ~ -
,Inr ~ - lame, the Test -car.sle. the tev. Id
,nuni injury Avmar EmbuIy NeN.l0r 10 Fannie IL.
daug ltcg 81 Alfred -. Bates, oi -'lf'tac
poprpTs- ~NfFVu-On TUESDAY. september l6 at Cot
u.rsowu Va bv t.e IA. r. smith. fItho ~ the bis
JOIN =. Roberts o. Nanuir b. smith Notaii-
TICKER NEWNAN-Atthe second Prcsbylerial CHURCH.
ALBANY, y. y Wednesias. september H. So, ~ ~
-. ] T-p-nn u. D. assisted VS. tho Rev j. thli ~,
D. D. Wusi. fucker, 81. ID 10 Nary daughter o OhAi"'
Newman, al OF Albany.
an notice. II Marriage, mffbs iabr''f c"' -"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-20
fTBE BUcHOLTz CASE BEFORE TIE JURY.

BRIDGEPORT, Conn. sept. 2O-l a. m.-Chief-
Justice Parks gave the Bucnotz To tie jury yes
ter!ay and NJ hal.-Qast 2. the Jury retired.
The court room was deu-ey crowded. and after
eight o'clock before the numbers diminished. AT one
O'Clock a. the jury Is still out.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-20
HARMONY N TIE FIFTEENTH DISTRICT.

The tOrnCIl anu IOsklns CIub, OF thr ANIb
Assembly District. met 40 Inir -pur'-st. ana Eighth
Ist evening" when john Fr'ck. Henry g. Lcask and
srycra. others uado short addresses. 1t was urged
upon The meiahcIs Wne there was general feel
ing throughout tie state that the Il publican ticket
would De- elected too Inuch dependence couid not DE
placed UPON the Discrimination ia tie Democratic
rank. The voters ~ country know ul welt that
the pfosrcrify Of the cnuntry due 10 kcpuOhchu
administration. and li1ft should br made i0I NE
continuance Nhatrycr tine ceiling I'm ic District 10 the
past had been % urged that all efforts should ~
madrlio harmonic the differences. The club Viii hold
q ratification meeting on Thursday next.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-20
BUrLER's NATIONAL DELEGATION.

We have no words Of disparagement to utter
NJ regards n1i, ituas, but - Representatives OF Deo-
are mo more entitled TO stats that BODY tnan any that
thor old frcnd and coaduor Dcnis kearncJ' may axe
81 into ia H. M la send there. The fools not al dead
vel IN T. Often said bat not believe next years
convention VIII cOupOs ii II maj 1ly OF that Glass;
IN ca.e IL too clear t. admit Of argument.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-20

snfpil. rtfl.rruy lnpts TIC SIN AMI
srair ole III -Hf since niif
The treatment prescribe, sucn cases j. 20 III io o. n'
tufura l..-ols,nt perfectly safe set p'N,fiu i fuli
fer aud external of 'utcurn. ..c i'it --ln ''
Ae acurI soap the oly soap appel 20 Dc as
olscG skin f0l ceauslr purposes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-20
MIDNIGHT WH6THhR GEPORE
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.


For New England, increasing cl0udincss,wil
possible rain areas variable winds. mostly casicfA,
nearly stationary temperature ana harOncicE
For the Middle Atlantic states. liner lsl- cuu Illness,
with possible rain AREAS ca-tcry winds, Ncary station
airy temperature aud barometer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-20

TAXING 1T II THE RIGHT SPIRIT-Beneyo-
BENT Ola Lady Ic your mOtAeT NulIau stubbs mat
shall call IN during thr day. and give her ttle spir-
ual comfort W D" she'uu be glad - that, marin.
ss she can't pay Tie al The bun since FEY Their
oed, ana ami al 10 spirlts fur a Week."-lFun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-20

TRIBUNE OFFICE. sept. 20. d m.-During the clear
and party cloudy weather yesterday the movement IN
ile barometer WAS upward The average temperature
was lower than Thursday, The ranging be-
tween GOO and 10. The amount OF moisture I'm the
AR - not large.
slight chances RAIN may he expected in this city aud
xtpf ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-20

TO acquant the world There II better time Than row
10 subscribe for It, II deserves To be IN every wclOr
dered household I'm Montana.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-20
NYAcK REPUBLICANS AT WORK.

A Cornell Club has been organized at Nyack,
R,rksnd County with larg, and increasing m,mbcf-
chm Tse Ropubcln. are thoroughly united aud prom
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-20
LATEST SHIP NEgs


ST. BRISTOL Br symons Bristol .epf O. 10 W Nor
Str Bellingham tBr, an Cardig -ept l. TO Iucker
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-20

Bilious disorders liver complaint, cOstlyc-
uc ,lc are speedily removed bY Dr. d. Jaync's sana-
five Ps ruineiy mill aud certain h action, ana may
be takon al any time without ri.G from exposure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-20
ADDITIONAL Trade REPORTS.
COTTON Markets.

COTTON Markets.
rtvxRpcol Sept l9-l2GO D. iaCotton full aud easier
Niing Upands, ONL. Mding Orleans o'.4. sA.cA OOJo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-20

po, n,rs Nottce.-rh.for mtusf ere Fs'S nag
sAIlfDAN Sep.anbtr 49,, Nt.i close AZ ti' .I.o On
al l,DAY Al .. NJ Europa. pf st.tn'niO My.tshi.
VIA Oue@n,tovn: ou WEDNESDAY. 40 a. nh- Tor tAh''
dr-ct b., steamship ~ Lturgui va lissir '"l ~ - ~
g. rim. br steamship Algeria, VA Gur'dstlNnf ~
nm e.I,AY Al ~ Tor hIrO3-. by ssiin'io lsalue.
lcnfre-peIdr1rr fr NffiHit ai' Franco
MAJ ne sp.c!ay addrssscns and - /. IA 0r Enfppr ~
ss,,,.nt, ArlAnd. fiynJItr, Nh'fpours Al1 Am
b1f, On SATURDAY. ~ $50 A. ma Tor Europe nf 'tr' N
t'tty Of Richmond, queenstown lo0if".ihi'i'o 't
s.,,nsn, au. scotland fe specially a'frcse AMI AZ
6So A. ~ scota ana oircct oy atoams up ChcasaA wa
,.'..rnn. and a. Tor EUROPE %! atrtltip
6nnsn wa southampton and bTemen The mails i'i Don.
u,rS 50 saep anI uspatcl nv II iuu itE anJ
pr men steamers The mails iof Ne"l"un t.l eife
Srw.YurA september IT, Tic mails Tor ialt - "'ing"
and Iur.s L. Ne~ -iors september ~ ~" mans
fr Al .vaUa september ~ AMI - t"r "a tAs
ir Il.vf Aarac aD0 cave No~ ora september
ter,,,.r 20 The mails for AsU.nHA .ri -Odth faclnc
,rf.ea,s Nsw.lurA september 20 Tao mans ui Mexico
90. fnc mails fer Ausir tits Re.
leave -eptsnn" 20 Tho mails tor Cains anL
Japan leave san ffaAcis'0 o,loloi !. 1890.
o.. I Ms, Postmaster
NJ stewart, st.m Carpet, Cleansing worKs. 800 IA.
ave. send ios clTcuiils
Inining rriie from Dy ,,n may be- obtained by the
u,t ol ia Wiley a ARoMAtlIEs pEisINE
Wine Tor Invalid.
Port Grlur Wine n4 NcH Ie hest
wine rket aud Il Is sal that the nntagr A. S,or
trxcr ami nel anap for sckly persons nd Tor general
family For sale at Sa NaTTon-sL. Nen-Ork. and ~
druggists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-20

THE FORI\lGHII.N IfNli-W.
CONTENTS OF sEprEMBER uMn@
THE CONING Ian d az ESrION. by J. Bl.d hmncar.
Nil SIsW PSYCHOLOGY. ny v. l.. Courtney.
= GFruAN POLITICS. by a. futile.
JAXIN- WISDOM. ~ A. -lmcuA
= Tff Pi.F-ENr STATE OF CHlEA ~ He.hert GILES.
A. ,1yO MEN OF LETTERS By GEORGE salisbury.
D i.tig " AIS FUND THEORY. By iicnTJ >ldg"Ick
= IACf .gOSfA ~ J. Kpualfd Rose
q nONE AND FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
o. -- AI-N.
vorNG MRS IARDINE Nv MISS Mulock. Chapters 10
VII. . -. -. a, ., 49,. s-..s
On r,c,,r OF Is cents subs, puOn puce, - - PEI Jcai
A"u'e'' GEORGE MTNbO
II 20 - Nantewatcr.st. Ncw-f Ofk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-20
Gueeial Notices

f,cess wo,er ia suDerlorty cstIarte a. 800
,,s" 1,,s 80 m rs entire freedom from ever,t ht
membrane All iiIeih. ".ti
I'll sre daug.rou. Tritant may b. known ~ hh ' '
fn.i. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-20

an notice. II Marriage, mwbs ia3rsf e"' -"
notne and a.Sir,.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-20

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pINDINGs also good PORTRAITS aud other EN"EA''
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-20

Mani. Mission on Esrth-A thorough Medical ite.Is"
inISai,r how Confirmed D.abhto. may .. ielns.o ~"
of 20 year. study. observation and Di"i's"hal
showing sgonccs slint VII ihs ~ rs
-" -frenrth.ri NitaitV and sDuud cot ihions q" h''
maj have been lmp paired ny Oyertaxed power, st'esos
-, - on.trl.- Marriage anf az the mean. Y"
sn Nv mail 2Sc fcurrency pos stenps Address
MUSEUM AnatOuy science. AoJ Oth-a'c. -
New-York tribune., 1879-12-07
SMITHS LIFE OF GLADSTONE.

George Barnett Smiths "Lifc of Gladstone y
will be ready IN few days at c. +. Putnam's Sons, In
handsome octave volume with two new portraits on
Steel In his preface. Mr. Smith SAYS II has been HIS OBJ
ject give the story Of Gladstones life and state his
relations the chief events OF his tmc through the
medium Of his writings and speeches. Al the same
time he has given useful summary Of the political
Of England during the past nifty years. He finds
the statesmans career natural progression marked
and definite from the first OF his recorded uterances
the last" His mind has been "pastc as the ACC It.
SELF" that has been impossible for him 10 stand
stil and every great accession OF conviction has
him public snd private tbroes OF which tbose who
charge him with ncklcncss aud inconsistency know hut
little" The same publishers announce their now
PuArch Series "Joan Of Arc" BY Miss Janet Luckey,
New-York tribune., 1879-12-07

will no the prrt volume. They have q new novel IN
bana nv the ou'bor of The Lcavenworth Casa" ~ IS
called A Strange Disappearance" and VIII DO out
week hence.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-07
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
ALADY or THE LAST CENTURY

THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY AND tOREESPcNbENCk
OF MRS. DELANN. keVssd fFviu Iads ilsnevers
Edition and edited hy fAEAH tnACACEN Nooiski
New-York tribune., 1879-12-07
r,.ronopp TIITON,s NEW POEMS.

THEODORE TILTOhs NEW POEMS.
THoT LH1G R Iro1onp or nToS iimo pp
II. warthiDgtos.
Tho kcv-note Of this volume resounds to the Oft
repeated oracle OF Goethe and Carlyle that the
worship of sorrow Is the inspir ,tion of poetry.
There is nothing Of festive character in the poems
now brought before a large public; bat their tone
is pathetic rather thSn plantivs; they show no
signs of etfemnate softness, but a spirit of manly
courage and resoute vigor. though with feelings
clarified by the experience of grief and subdned 10
resignation by the spectacle OF human sunerlhg.
The author sends out his book, as a pilgrim
through the land" seeking minstrePs welcome III
cottage and in castle
And n of those who take thee by the hand.
Some hid thco enter who're the hearth IL bare
Where love is slain-whcre grief hath wrought de-
Thou too the lore of pain dost understand!
'rhou too hast agonized when love was deanl
Where sorro. DIV eileth. there dost thou belong!
Thou art not alien where tear ~ shedi
So thew who love and weep may heed thy song:
A fung OF sorrow not too sadly sung
What bard can sing, exccpt his heart DC wrungI
The main poem in the volume is lyric repre-
sentation Of the dtamas Of life, describing its min
cled scenes of 10y and and presenting an ex-
ample of individual history the type and l,ustra
ton of universal experience. The picture of nno-
cent and happy childhood which opens the poem is
drawn in exquisite colors and partakes of the spark
ling freshness which is in harmony with the scene :
" Thou and ] r.
Cried he. an urchin gav
=" Let forth to play,
sust we ourselves, we twainV
Then. TO the rock-bound main,
Along the billow-beaten strand,
Amid the flying spray,
lie led her by her tiny hand
And Just above the waters reach,
They sat together on the beach,
And piled the shells and sand
Into palace grand.
They built n like hladdin's tower
Begun and finished in an hour.
The builders thought TIE building
A marvel to behold,
For fancy gave IL gliding
More golden than of gold.
The Caliphs of the days of old
Had never such royal court
As did those children III their sport
81 now am king" cried he;
Aud am queen" said she.
Then. over land and sea.
They held imperial sway,
One llvelOng day
happy day. whose sun
Went down on love begun
Aud twain made one,
The ploi soon advances another stage. the mar
riago bells send forth their sweet chimes on the
cchoing air. the world is all before the yearnng
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-04-10
California Mining stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO, April ..
The following the closing official prices Of min
uV stocks tp.ta
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THE INDIANS.
A Writ of IIabeas Corpus Issued In BE.
half Of the POncas.
TIE CASE CONSIDERED VERY I'M
PORTANT

OMAHA, April 8. Judge Dundy of the U.
5. Court, granted writ of habeas corpus d.
rected to General Crook, commanding him to
show cause why he held the Ponca Indians
prisoners at Fort Omaha.
These Indians were arrested under an or
der from Washington, to be returned to the
Indian territory, whence they fed to save
their lives on account of sickness.
leading lawyer Of the State volunteered
his services for the Indians. The legal fra
ternity regard it the most important case in
the L. :. Court since the "Dred Scott" de-
cision, and think the result, if successful, will
force change in the governments Indian
police.
Gen. Crook telegraphed to Washington for
instructions.
WAsHISGToN, April 0. In the habeas cor
pus case about the detention Of the PoRcas
as prisoners, the Commissioner of Indian af-
fairs has instructed the District Attorney of
Omaha to endeavor to have the writ against
Gen. Crook dismissed, on the ground that the
Indians were under the same relation to gov
eminent as minors to parents.
The commissioner discredits the reported
escape of the Cheyennes from the Wichita
agency.
Chief Moses and other warriors arrived to-
day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-04-10

During 1871 and 1872 Mr., +. c. Allen run
an electrotype foundry, in connection with
his publications in this city. In 1873 bust
ness being very dull and having a fair
offer from New York parties the foundry was
sold, and since that time his elcctrotypng
has been done in Boston. \ bran new foun-
dry is now being put in. two ear
loads of the machinery having ar
rived Yesterday. This indicates a large
increase of business. caused in great part bv
Improvement in business all over the country.
but more especially in the great West and
helps prove the weakness and foolishncss
of greenback idiots. who were sure of wide
spread ruin within three months of resump-
ton of specie payment The foundry is
complete in every particular and was built
especially for Mr.. Allen by r. Hoe & Co. n
Y. the great printing press manufacturers.
1t j. the largest foundry east of New York.
Boston even not excepted and its capacity j.
good for all the electrotyping required by all
the printing Offices in the State of Maine. We
learn that Mr.. Allen has already contracted
with Mr.. u. .. Vickery for the clectrotvping
of all his work of which there is a large
amount.
The process of electrotyping forms of type
is intricate. elaborate. and very interesting.
Skilled and well paid labor must be employed
in this department. Mr.. John g. GAY. of
New York the veteran elcctrotvpcr. who, by
the way. is one of the originators and per-
fectors Of the process. will take charge of the
department. Mr.. Gay was with Mr.. Allen
in the same capacity in 1871 and 1872 and is
well known to most of our citizens. We
wish the enterprise success, for it surely de-
| serves it,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-04-10
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

PARIS, April 8. Radicals are urging gov
eminent to pardon Blanqui, to prevent any
trouble if he is elected to the deputies from
Bordeaux.
LONDON, April o. The approaching visit
of the Austrian Crown Prince to Madrid, is
believed to forcshadow the marriage of King
Alphonso to Arch Duchess Maria, daughter
of Arch Duke Charles.
Bourke, Secretary of foreign affairs, has
gone to Paris to confer with the French gov
eminent about the Egyptian crisis.
TIRNovA, April .. The Bulgarians of all
parties are united in the determination that
the Legislature shall be elected wholly by the
people. The assembly passed six more arti-
Giles of the constitution, resolving that there
be no censorship of the press; also against
the creation of Senate.
The assembly passed thirty-eight more ar
ticles of the constitution, including amend
ments in favor of triennial parliaments, uni
uersal manhood suffrage, and equal electoral
districts.