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tleman of portly figure and great skill as press
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the printers cases, where a score of typos" were
putting words in cold type. There are cases of
type four feet high, which are used on immense
posters, and type so small that an impress from
one looks like q little speck ON the paper. The
facilities of this Office so well appreciated that
the Office is constantly i'll receipt CT orders for
posters from theatrical managers ard others in
distant parts of the country. Above this apart
ment is THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
COMPOSING ROOM,
where the great events of the Gay and the valuable
productions of the corps of brilliant writers on THE
REPUBLICAN crystallizcd in time. Here
a score of printers work all night, under
the direction of Mr.. 4. F. Bloomer, the
foreman, TO get out THE REPUBLICAN in the
morning. 1t is owing 20 their artistic skill that
THE REPUBLICAN is the EandsCmeSt Caily paper
published in the world. Both this room and the
job room arc connected with the press-room by an
elevator, on which forms are hoisted up and down.
ave can do anything heye that it is possible to
do II any printing Office" said Mr.. Helm.
When the paper is up" i'll the morning the
activity Is transferred from the composing to
the press room, where everything is put in rapid
motion. When the papers come from the press
they are hurried to
THE NEwSBOYS' ROOM,
in the basement under the delivcryroom, where
the newSboys get their supplies. The scene in
this room III the morning, when it is crowded with
newsboys is which, once witnessed, is never TO
be forgotten. There is always q strife to get the
first papers, and kind but firm old gentleman is
paid high salary, as an oyerseer, to keep order,
and before leaving Mr.. Helm the reporter
was permitted to inspect the payroll, which
showed that there were 12O persons employed
, 1881-12-20
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xn,tia. Dt.t4tta to 7ts Chttao. T+ttgnt.'
w.sl,fSoroS. u. G., Dec. tU.-Scrretary
oi"Inn gracnfully tnrncd over the National
's,Irs 1', ol state 10 Alr: FrL1lngl,uysen this
'nsr,,,,t,t,, mud fontgt iu md Mrs. lslafno
~. ~" tntettnInlnp The diplomatic corps Mt their
.is..allt llnme nn Fifteenth strenl. md nrc
tt,e.pnttt,x them to the new Secrctary nf
s s,s,e, More tllnm eighteen yenrs llayu
.lsn,ed .sd since Atr. l,luine cl'ter.al 'pon lis
.Gr 'a;ctaI rarcer l,ars as Representative frnm
,,s uaIno In tie lhtrty.eightli Congress. Sfnce
,s.t ,tu,c hu lsas been constantly lit tie flnr.
''sst S ns.IIspresentatlve, MS Speaker. m Srn.
"o' ,tor a,uI M Secretary, alul ho caa but enjoy
tr,uIt from tnil and nnxlety.
itUsCpE coSEi.iSf,
ros first n,entar 1T tlle Il0nse of Reprc-
,,m,atlyes IN tbd5, two ytars nftcr Mr.. HlalMu
toot t Ills spat, anil l,u WIS transferred to the
ssnatr % III isiT. renlainEng tllcre until hu re-
,;snr.t last spring. Eight short months auo
R,a[ne aud ComkIlMg. thu regnE..lzcd luatlers
# I The Two wings of the Republican party,
r. wpre prominent In public life, one III the Cab
,npt mid tho other iu tho Senate. Now eacll
oi them las resigned md is n private citizen.
, 1881-12-20

TIIrec 1Inruera In Cincinnati And It's
NrLurb. II, One Day--0nc Of llle vic-
tfnx, Fortunately, Was II sHrg,ut.
ant.,af iltkpulea To Iht l.Aff4aQ Ir44nt!s.


TIlrec 1IurAera In Cincinnati nnd It's
suburbs 1t, One Day--f1nc Of tho vic-
tirnx, fortunately, Was II Burglar.
Spt:sat jtspatea to 7ht Ihfeaao Tribute.
C1sclSSAri, o. ,Dec. t1.-Tbere have boon three
murders committed In Cincinnati uud its sui
nrl's to-day. Tho tirst WIS that Ut Valentine
Ehcrhnrtft, WIN WIS fAtnlly ssat'sct this mort'.
tux In Kopfmnn's aAsoun l,y Frnu; IIrIsacl. Tho
,,,. T., ~. ,,r r :, ,,arc t,,,h frIn,,,,. ,,n, In
a91'os ~ 80 MA.us "'a e',,
eht'ie ihs'!se" !" suo'en 'i"al'es "'o".
nothing. The murdered man wus 13 yeaFS Ut
nyc, uud WI. s,1,xle. working IN tho city M n
,i,s'. s,no,or ror ;rit, i,.,,hnr. nm Main .,rr,.f
M 49, ," .s,s, " 49,. ,,.,.t -,
l'rahet. VINO w ino,aer ~ 's.Mo ana "oou. Z!
yours Ut aNe drew hts rncketknlfd anu stnbhcti
Ebcrhurdt In tho left silu Ut the necx. III king II
,n,,n, n,,1,. ,r,,r, ,c mi. WI. Il, ,hc axtJturr
ea."s's "H.Hs .. h...,.s
rosot nn4 p1thtueeu se''F" "s"'o's""ke'
chuaslla dc.sth Within fotlr hourA
About nu4,r II i,,at coll. bluo.lel murder o.
,..n n.r,,,p ,,,n rlrr, T., f~,,.frIt.,,. ,vbIo.,
aaa, "savs' u',,,, "v ~ !, ~ ,,s'ss y Tr's ,n'
casttstt1 t1lhch e1oltemeist' H. H. hrn"s' " ""'
bCs-cNleF. was tho victim, and MS bF1sfher'in-
| inv. August kuvra. tho pcrpstrator Of tho deed.
.t,nr1 inn, mr., Mr, Itr,,ns II afatsr NJ k,,nra
's "'s.,'., ~" sls ,'..,'..a
ssc'1 her nusnahu 1sr ut'usce' ~ "us"efHae
Tho petlton lir'ns .nado sonc statements nbont
1 FL
, 1881-12-20

,,,,.rl nut is tint ttoy int1 thu stute-
~ -, heretofore tnatlc rs 10 these lnattars
tIh hnr,,,. t,,,t nv tho testimony. One Ut the
7s. 7I's"ra If thu cnnllnltlGH said thMiRht that
stmn +m int errnt tteal 0f wUrk to do stftlng
at' ~: tns n testimony ns thar Take It. flo
e,y e%n,eht, brtor' ttle inquiry was concluded,
.u, .,o w,,,,l h! ut least Ilfty alstloi1s Of W.
ns" s", m ty tIrct,tett hctwrru wltncsses. Ex-
iaw i:a.,oa,an ritury was III the stand nll tiny
'1.~ ..s a,L l,e ct,,lsnil.co lave nut finished
en"'h VI, him. 'rlp committee will ait, during
j.. W.. midday r.'rtss. sn as IT ln' arcaiy with II
a.a1 W. yforlIy' utter chiigress recnliSctles.
fss .,s",,v tho witnesses win are 10 he chilled
......Asslsinat+Secrctary Upton, Dabc0tk,
. ~ r,wer. ut,d Lulnt,l!ere.
, 1881-12-20
FASCINATED
4 fUt"Ett WITH MONEY.
3psejaI fJtspateh 10 7hf Chfe1eo Tribune.

sp.etal At,pateh 10 7ht Chteueo Tribune.
QU1ScY, ILL.,, Dec lA.-festrrttay evening
yuultg IlAIl tr0ln M0nrOa cntIlty. Missouri.
passel through this city IN lls way to Wus,.-
ing.ou III witness tlle t;uiteau triul. lte il
thu sot Ut II rich fnr,ner wltn died nfmut Ii
yeur ngu md left thu young l,lan handsome
allowance Ut rcasly c!.sll. As tl,e time VI the
trial approached this yu,lngster, Win il ut II
!oss tu know whit tn do with l4ln,sclf aNl
his money, won't oil to Washington sU walcfl
the trial. lie presented himself Ut tle court
l,0,!sp regularly nyery morning fnr Tho iIrsr
twelya days Ut tic trnl. but faller to grt In.
md finally came hnns. IL has since
Saturday lnuda ,lp Ills mind Tint t;nlscan
ilertlttt Ills presence. Immediately 10
sa'ti'ere.t ny. his tfap* NJ FIR ,,a! tl,e
A,td Il arrnly distressed hy Tie sttrlts ut lha
prisntr, his lllesu ec.IIlU,y ,1Ay ": trusted
10 keep lii avn linAlirta u, lcl except III y.
faf ~ ati ttSxsf t :; % !s y'Fw FwSs S'' II @ ;s
city l,e Seelll4! ~ lWn very uuEct purs'' but
frequently tnlke.t eNr,rstIy Mbort the trial.
A considerable ttltl!ness. Ut l!enring gives
sather awkward nppcarslI'ce III conversation.
Still. .>SorlIElt
sp{etai = .ta,teh "a zts Cs!eaao 7rtl.ns-
T1rrailuRti, Fa,. Oec. l9:-'riv Roy. Afr.
D0lluhll0o, Il prontltla4lt Presbyterian nllissrr
ot 'tIlls CITY, WIN Is widely klsawn NJ II prMt-
ttsal phtlaitlruplst ntll retUrnler, has Just
RETURNED frnt,l washington. wheru In 1,Al
sl.e'lt two uuys im tle cotrt-rnom taking
COUNTS Ut tha s.ssasin's eoii!lurt IN courL ,!ro
grossly exaggerated. liz sts quietly besisln
h!a cUilasal, alIa rareIy, rises trnnl Ills ssat.
liz Sodium Interrupts tle proceedings. ILLS
y0teu Is Mut lul!A ulMl bDlster0ns, as reported.
but low nllu well Mu.tulnted. Mr. 1}0nellMi
knyk Glhtenlt. tusieutl nf lnOknS 1tk" 4
tiurml, il tic picture. at quiet despair,
cN!ul. ,nlAi a!nust iMsslol!less. judge C0x
otlIet., n.,tt thu spectators aro uulet at'M de.
| eorolis. Mr. D0nalnt0 II ut Il luss to arct,t!nt
for the gr0ss fAEsahn0ls coIlesrnlnE THO trial
tuleKraphed fron! Washington, ~ during tls
w.ls thrnltKet,ull tl.e llINr, tis; trttlIcr saw
MUr heard nllytllnE thnt Wt'lllsl hnvr been out
1T plAeu II, the Supreme Court III tho United
States, ,.
, 1881-12-20
THE RECORD.

. ,WAslr,SnroN. u. e.. Dec. 10.--Aftcr flr-
teen minutes speut in receiving petitions, tic
Senate went into executive session aud
unanimously confirmed tlls nominations ut
1,enlamin Ii. Brewster to be Attoruey-(;e,l-
cn,i nnd i. q. j,a,,crnft i)uyIs 10 he Assistant
Secretary OF state. $780,,
The doora watx, then ronpcned. and, on
mutton at Afr, Allison, authority was given
for nrlntlng tl,e testimony tn be taken and
t,,a s'.,,,oo H., ~. ,,s,irn,,o,, h,.
.,'o Uapcls ptou'eea ~. uss assa'.s.,',' " .s -
tic Committee oil APPROPRIATIONS nt ING ac-
counts fur tho expenditures of thu approprIa-
ttons by the EXECUTIVE Department,
btr. Williams lntrodltcpJ Iii for thu q.
tnbIis,nsnt II % Of Bureau Of A"laal Ami Indus
try, ana ta prevent the expectation Of 'llseascl
cattle at,t! tho spreu.l OF Infectious diseases
omnnr ,lo,,,nsttc cntt1c. I,nfrr,.,d.
: Mr, ,shcr,,,n,, Introduced bill to facilitate
thu decision of cantroycrtan questions 1T the
customs revenue, and amending the Inws Ii,
relation to revenue duties. Referred.
mottnr. SUBMITTED n rc.olutlon t,lrectinr tl,e
Secretary Ut the treasury TO communicate
any Information In tLe Treasury Department
rs res,nct,n" tha or"auIzatlon ,,f naneclhl court
for tho trial Ut custoI'ls cases or Tor tic
~ t,1aI,,,s n,vt ,,s" hts nn,,'Inn rn,, ,,,a ox.
iiv.Mr. f,n,nurn,, fWIscunsti,-Fnr u1o re-
,,ar NJ Inn Stnckhri,len ami Sfuney trfbs If
Indians in Wisconsin,. Itefcrrell. =.
l3y A1r. lluaE-Tu lix lny fur the nlcttlnE
nf Elect0rs for President and Vlce-l'resl-
dent, lI'l 70 prov!'a 10f anu fcea!Mta tne
cu!t!ltitlR ol the pntus tnE tae aAlie; tno 9l!l
~ !uentieht MI! Ms!t '.yst" W '1'' Io-
!lHnuh tHst NoI!A icSS'! ~ ttt'autthes.ss A.. ,,
, 1881-12-20
Ilningt with the approval Of the President.
'today gave thu following dispatch 10 tic

'tnttny rRnyg tIp fnItowIi,F ,1IstJntct to Lie
nrcss:
uErAnrwrsr f,r srArr. wAst,tsnros. Il. O.,
Dec. ii, ltsj,-trNtfdin II, TrrsctIi. Esd SfxclI
Enrol. H.. tie S,,0tiIm,-Htt; Hono crr'tncp.,s
stnteincnts n,w baimR oEroutntul In p,rsion
~ ttis Ahrrlchn press snhy rhnnh snntt"Ko and
eren!n ~ lnjurltt,s tnprcHslnil III tho minis "
!nc !.as, Im,am ',nvnrhmnht. "tH wrao yo!l In,s
,hnt ~, n";rrIuw rn, mn. ~ r..",s .tI,o nr,s,.
nd,.u,* stntc.",,,s il, thn ,'rrss ~ whfcn csio.
rtujiy refer ,t1, ttiusr whic,, reprcsen. thts
Government nj IN Hun,u wny giving er.
ctn,r,l4ttnrlIt IN s.eIi cIHttn nnnfIIst Peru
wiliel' !ctK nt:knowe,aHtti ahtluii Tn!nic tho
unttttl stt!ies ~ rMy ntnahal1ly ~ XIV. an tns
omn ~ leE ,n "1tner ,st rhis \. ~
~4 rs,,,t. afMItn,.nf mn, II h,s t,,,v shn,iit,ws
mid v.,rjntlons. Yui; viii fnkr prnn,pt anti
angp,ai rlre 10 ot1tIccatr s,I,y oyfl that might
result frt,fn thls rrmhr beng ctrc,tnteh In Gill;
by the dIthvuwal and .lefInl Of tl,onl m wh2e atid
N every phrt. ING nhly Cia!n tor "hitn tht6 h
artnGtnt nas ihstrnst@i nlr slatar y. Luna ~ ~ ~
nrjrm, H." tr1"i,r om thts ID +" TN "y,,ns nntv
NJ rrt,,rsti,iw thaf Inn,irot, shn fp wrtnittu;i
to iluyr M Authoritative investigation if hl4
rInn hy tho Peruvian Government, un1 TINT, It
i,,lu1 To lM' xuod anu snl 1t shngl,l he 1ruvlc'!
fur III nny treaty With Chll 'yhiet might atIect
tha property ~ which y nttarnes. Iae M NV
s!lets s tha department at. ~ Ht: w. ,s auns "a, ~,
III. fs,n, mi ,r,.cnn,,n",,.ie ib', ths
i;t,yrrf,1,,rnt sho,iiii InterrUse fts mrM
ttl!rcs in btanlF ttiertnr ilu Tho 0th of ,TiIy,
lHfl my .presieegssDr secretary Fish, lnstrueIrl
MIR Minister 1T Linn to use s E9nt .!lti;o viii,
tho Peruvian ttlti,nrttlcs II! lHhAlt of .nhn e
i,attreali, witn vlGW oi securing srt,th tnht
" ;a .ao ,n ,h9 I.n ~ HS Fnrm. r
, 1881-12-20
NOTES..


SptesaI ptspasth to .Th* Ch.eaao Ttta.sns.
WARRINGTON. u. T., %Dec. 1U.-The MP
pol,itment OF Mr. Bancroft DnflA to he First
Assistant Sccrgtaryuf Stats leaves n vacancy
OH the bench ut tho Court Ut Claims, which
1t Inns been thought would bo taken by Sec
retary Hunt. But It is understood TINT tho
Secretary positively refusos to 60 back Into
thu Court OF Cialms again, alleging lint the
ynlary Is not largp enough to uefray Ills q
pcllscs. 49,
so,lE .gAy TONIGHT .<
tint tic I'resttlel,r offered the Navy Depart
,neut to Gov. boutwell, few days since, ai,d
that the Governor declined It.
THE ILLINOIS AEs!nENs
have Interested themselves to secure the
nomination of Jolrn i. l1ny, ex.ltepresenta-
tive from tho Morrison district, to I'LL tho
vacancy OIL ti,o Court Ut Claili,s caused by
tho appointment Ut Bancroft Davis Us AS
slsia1lt Secretary of.htate.~
,ATrnltSEy-aENRltAL BREWSTER
vii! probably enter upon Ills 0iiico tomor-
ruw.
STANLEY NNoWN
may romaIn ms President 'Arthur's private
secretAry.
THE coLoI
OF tho new Garfield i[yseent stamp viii prob
ably be Chocolate. /! -,
IS. - VAN wOnMEn,
postmaster4G General Jalnes' cl,tef clerk, re-
tires Jun. to enter t,pon q profitable busi.
HESS position. '"t
FRANK liArToN'
has lone Legitimate publishers good scry-
leu by decision that tho advertising inaur-
atlca aNd other auAck sheets shall not bo
admitted to the mails ks regular sccond.class
, 1881-12-20
EOMlN NATIONS

A., Nr TIE pNESIUENT.
"AslilSTruS. ID. t., Dtr. l0.-The Prcsl-
oe''t has Nominated Thomas Z. Aclon to By
assistant Treasurer Ut tile un!ted States ut
New York; ll0raca Gray, ut Massachusetts,
~ W Assntlate Justice ot the Supreme Court
oI ihe United states; William Hurry Tros-
so1t' GO Of suusA casolfua, to be Hpcctal Envoy
hxtraordlnary a,M Minister l'le.,tpotul,llary
OF tho United Stnles to t,,e itepubltes Vi
.4ll!, Peru. aill bolivia; GeorRu ii, i)uskln,
ssu., ~ w A'tofles Ut tia uulte4 States for tho
southern District OF A1aba,aa, -.
, 1881-12-20

mr. of7AntATEs OF fiUEssTNN SCHOOLS.
spteiat Dtspdteh to 1'ls ch.euoo T1tbunt
WAs,itSf}roN. u. C., Dec. 19.-1t IL learned
touisls. 0n pretty good authority, that
s,eaker Kelfur Inns finally determined
n make llEscock Chairman of the Appropria-
,ions Committee. although there is htro,tg
bro,est agafns 1t by the Western nalt. Page.
H6f California, who fayors appropriations fur
'4he Improvement OF tic Mississippi. goes to
'4he head Of tho Commerce Committee. Ems.
kun ,s to be put on the Ways and Means, 10
watcl, Kelley, mid Reed, OF Atatnc, is to l,ayo
,be Chalrulunsh!p OF tho judiciary, Robin
ron, ot Massachusetts, being transferred to
thp Elections Committee. Ex-Spcakcr lsand-
At! is to 20 OH the Appropriations Committee,
md noton thu Ways ami Aluaas, as las BEEN
rcp0rtct1.
, 1881-12-20

WAs,ttSnroS, j. t. ~ucc. lo.--ln The Sit
ptutne Court t,tlay, In the case OF William
libby 1t nt., survivors of \. T. Stewart ai,u
Francis Warden, agatust 1.uw1s Z. hopkins
ct al, brought llcra from the Supreme Court
Ut Ohio, cu,,tt affirmed the tlcclat0n nj the
lattur culrt. This was suit, to forIclosa
certain mortgages upon rcal cssats in tin
pfn,,utt, Etye, by Hopkins to 4. r., Stewart
& to. US security fur payment OF t,roIhfssnry
notes. Hopkins se1lt Stewart Il Co., l,efore
hc bccn,nu lnsoyeni, money en.ltxl, to pay
these mites md relonsa tiie sea1 estatc FROM
thu llen OF mortghge, mil gave specific
direction Tint tho tnoncy sl,outd ba 30 ap-
piled. Stewart & Co., however, tse,l the
rel'ttanco in other and unsecured debts of
Hopkins for merchandise bought Ut them,
10 have tic mortgages DECLARED n 1Irst lien
upon the property which they cuyered. This
co,lrt below refused to allow this to be done,
declaring that Stewart Il Co. lIatt ITO right
to set oil all unsecured tlsbt due to llsnt
from Hopkins aRninst the funds intrustel
the1n fur different p,,rpusc. The Su prelne
Court or tho United States afllrnts the judg-
lnent OF the Supreme Court Of OHIO. md
hoitls that, since Stewart & Co. refused
to apply tho nancy ns Hopkins d.
rectcd, they held It subject to his order,
md continue so to hold It until the rights of
tho Trustee In bankruptcy Ia attached. II
therefore, Stewart & Gu. enforced the tter of
mortgages, they Inust satisfy tho counter
cal,n Ut the Trustee In bankruptcy uf 11op-
klns to the money which they wrongk ully
applied.
LOUISVILLE MUST FAY IT,.
Tie Supreme Court ttIso guvc a decision
totlay In slle matter OF tho Town Of Louis
, 1881-12-20
A CHEAT Duty

AND a tltEAT 1Eah.
WAslns0roS. D. t., l0.-Dlaine declined
tonight to suy ANYTHING fur publication With
reference tn tue l,IyitntInn t} PRONOUNCE the
eulogy upon President fairfield In tho memo
rlnl services In the hall Of the House Of
Representatives,. 1t Is inferred that l,c las
not yet decided whether Or mot to accept the
invitation.
, 1881-12-20

9seAEtAnf nLA1SE'a INSTRUCTION To En-
IN sos EXTRAORDINARY TlsE6cOrr.
HAs1slSoTON, d. e., Dec. la-Tle CORE.
spohue'!ea between the Department OF State
sa the Ch!llaA and Peruvian legations il
M" being cop!sd to send so the Senate III
..sspotlse to- q resolution OF that bo,!y. As
oa5 May require several Iaya Secretary
, 1881-12-20


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