Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 14, 1876, Page 3

ding catti- same cons rthy i the it the ) ded =nt at 0110+ oftic l-‘rhll oy b THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: KRIDAY, JUL. IIENDRICKS REVIEWED. Some Points_in His Nogative Career Brought Out. Are Great Men Made of Such Material? To the Demacracy af Indian By nominatlng Gov, Hendricks for Vice-Presl- dent of the United States your party clafins for him the qualities of a statesman and n leader. 1 deny that he has cver given evidence of pos- scasing any such quafitfes, and Tput you on your proaf to show it. 1 challengs any Democrat, or any assoclatlon of Democrats, to prove that Mr. lendricks has ever rendered any seryico to the countty, or that he possesses auy of the qualitics of nstatesman or lender, When il bo ever take n positfon In advance of an authoritative party declaration? When dld Lo ever labor to mave his party up to any measure or cftort that it hndn't already deter- "flll’l.‘ndll:lm In party mined upon? DIl anybody ever hear from his 1lps n suggestion that hadn't already been worn dlscusslons hefora he touched {11 Nover, that I heand of, If you Tave, tell me. DId ho ever propase an fmportant measure of pntlonal policy? Didho ever suggest ou et “hiat affected the Interests of ‘the whole natlon? Was hie ever the author of anything that marks the stntesman and the man fitted for grent re- sponsibilffest Never, that I know of. It you Kuiaw, tall me, Thave watehied hig eareer closely since hie left tho rural reglon of Blue River, and I have yet 10 sce him do any act, propusc any measurg, or utterany sentiment that his party lind wob three clusses of lendorship, Lody, forced unwilling settied upon without Iis help, In tha first therelore, thero s no place for him, e lna led nothing and no- but lina utways been led, and sometimes 1y up to the parly line. Ifc Is ust &8 much a feader of his party or the couns {ry 18 0 chunk In a fresliot is the” leador of tho eurrent. Tute lonsty B 3 truth whi lar (nclination to sct them frauc In_the sale of the Georgin @ Tlendricks. Ingly ns an deniand of thas _shamcless bauchied power, . Ho resiated his party y\lt in his mouth. effort to force slayery on 8 freo % J. Walker denounced them. . Ho suppoi vy nto helplessness Bnddd tele vorst 1o b slse dace. speclally enlar, ville of this dishonoring sllence? 3 infamous, vled, woul of the Rebell Court, to ullow the Democratt lutter to make n declslon wi Morton’s enery, eredit foreyerd Not_ho. & Live wol one of Gov sume his name. triotisin that make leaders of Wit B tion, where, di solf-admiration to hazard by vonturin, Bxed determination of his party, e betietd groas frands prac tion, eystematic encour: ftably exterminte ench other. Teader durigs the War, & leader; tell me. were admitted, aChie trial of 3 thu care of the soldiers fn th Did lis ever lend the encoura; ment of Never, that 1 know of. the distillers nillions o! eurlch o few already rich distilers] know; do yout whisky-maker in Knox Cmml_v3 Hng horse-contractor whom o~ Jurs ustom-flouse ] years ogal tho M, bu was o membert low mony of his relntives has he and how widely has bis * nepotlsin What did he'ever do for ¢ positive leglalation of any l:rumlm or supportd I don! w1l e, What dld he KI Works stocks which fie holdst W 90, ou the ! [ol by Auditor Bloomaker from und nioney ) DId he or not riation for the Gatling now, but some who ou In tho lust Senato dn't be pledga bim bis hands out of the cont cDouald > 1iuu purchasul ht t0 knoy sa. All over withy Aud when thd party be ¥ ga back " on It ool Wed not the Go dared to withi the Wur or the service of the arm, 80t Lis participation in tho funcral serv Ilas he ever exhibited those qualitics of reso- courngzeous candur and undovint- ch often make men lenders with no unusual foreo of ntellect or prescienco of popu- head and compel a followlng that glves them respect and puwerd Did ho speak out Jike o man_agalnst is party's notorfous theft of the swamp lmulal, or)l,l‘lu open Anda Wright dld; but never a word sald Mr. Leader et i ho Feuttko dho mad mischiet of Bl Gov. Willard in_cinptying the asylums of thelr f Jiclpless inmntes? Nothe, Did he ever protest against the cxaction of slavery? DId lio ralee M 1% volce againat Infraction of the solemn_coves annt called the Missourf compromfee! Not he, He truckled to the sloveholder's lash s ering- gur fn bls porty, and voted every inous, and dé- every net for the emancipation of tho slave, and for his clevation B froin thic condition of & chattel to the place of & M citizen, and lic resisted at every step, by eyory artiiee and sophisin, ond opan falsehood that He su'i)pm-tml the errity frauds so gross that even the Demacrat Robert oV, by . rted the treasonable inoriness of 8% Duchanan at the opening of the sceession move- 8 mont, when tho rebels ih tho Cabinet split the seattered the army, ankrupt the Treasury, Don't you know this gentlemen ¥ Everybody DId not he, still following, never lcading, support the Vallaudightan_schicme of o divisfon ot'tho country fnto several ‘confoderations, and gbuon the importanee of a con- Tonorneyof tho Btates connceted by the Missls. sippl and its tributarics1 You knoiv he did, ‘hen the War broke out, did he not carefully abstaln from any word of chcouragement Lo thy Government, and did o not boast st Shelby- DId he not it sllent when Gov, Morton’s messugze was re- jected by the Legislature that cleeted him to the Sennte? Did he utter o word ogainst that revolutionary mensure, whicl, if car- d have depostd the Governor from hla constitutiona! power ns military lead of the Btute, and replaced him with three sworn friends liun,slmsul Liberty, Joaded with an onth that compelied thew to treason under thy ualty of deathi Did he lint the alizhtest ob- jcetlon to the fraud by which n cuse was stolen out of Judyge Finel's court fnto the Bupreme e Judges of tho Lug for Gov, would have rufned the State's aw ull this trens sonableand mischileyous work i silence und full approval, for If hehad sald one carnest, posi- rd agatnst it he would. have killed it Did lie not, n his specch ot New Albany, In June, 1670, deliberately quote an extract from Morton's’ miessages to sustain o statement, und deliberately leave off the very 8 next sentenco which gave the le to his garb- ifned Bhl he not denounce Prealdent Lincoln for < .pYruvlng the lund-grant to the Northuorn Pacliie Kallroad, und docs not tho Congressionul Record show that he voted for its most extravagant and objectionableprovisions? You know both facts, or you knuw too little of your god-father to ns- Are suchiacts and omissions as these charac- A teristic of the candor, courage, truth, and po- & wen of no col- manding strength or wealth of brains 1 It you hink g0, tell me 8o, Now, in all his public ca- B rcr, what element of leadérship has ho exhib- &Y Itedd I have possed it fn review brlcfl{ fully, ns toits fmportant features, and but ? you ofut one that vignalizes the leader, tell e it fs. If you kiow of anything that I have H oot ndverted L0 that furnfshes a better indlea- tell ft, for the loveof tha race that cer- Lainfy s not honored by the aseription of lend- ership ton mun who never led auything any- and never in his life put his‘complacent on an lits unpalatablo truth or a suggeation ahicad of thoe iced by hifs party In the Stute ‘udinfulstration, gross tréason prac- ticed by his party In the natfonal administra- agemontgiven to tho i Rebellion, systematic destruction thrust Into tho military sorvice of tho State, and he never rafsed his pilacld voico to _encourage patriotism or rebuke treachery, and all -the uss he did make of {t was to advoeate the utter shattering of the natfon futv fragrients that would fneve ‘That 18 yuir 1f you kiow anythiiis to clauge lh(sfiullcrfll estimato of his charucter as Was be a member of the Knights of the Qolden Cirele and Bons o Liberty, or noti [ ask for fnformation, Many of lfs most futl- mate friends were, and noue but Democrats 50 one of the chicfs safd on vath lllgan and his associates, [d ho ever uttern word In condemuation of that organfzationd Did he ever )i(vu & doflar to or hspltalt rus- ence to auy publfe meetfng nid of the soldiers i 1f you do, teH us, 1)id he not vote to exempt from taxatfon all the whisky lu stock when the tax was rulsed to 82 per gullon, and th\u}mv. into the pockets of dullars whichi belonged 1o the peopled You know liedid. What fofer- eat bad ha'in thus robblug the nation to "'"“"’P{ 1 aon’ DId e wot obtain the pardon of a swindling and of o swind- had sent to i Penltentlaryd - And did not ho afterwards et that convicied thief a place fu the New York =mDId not hio yoto and tako back pay i 18067, in 84 reprebensible o * grab ™ aa that” which wns 20 prowmptly condemued aud repealed a fow Did ot lie hold an Interest and speculate In [cGurralisn mindug-claltn, while that fa- ous casc was pending in the Scnate, of which put in oflice, | ! reac vil-servico reform, or any other reform? What mcasure of corree- Hon of abuses, suppresslon of corruption, ur Lind, did he ever 't know. * If you do, for the ${0,000 of water- o4 V‘Ifi’dnn't he try and recover some, of 'that cketed by Treasurer Ryan In interest State debt tax,” and Dearly as much o sinking But 815,000 for alding en appro- Idon't fos vlection iu this State. 1€ 1o 31r, Holmau to keop t, aud then work for Did not he cover tho Baxtor temperance bill (FAY0. oh&uunu-, and then sign it1 % eclared sgeinst it dn't his disloyal feeling to the natlon and ieut 80 well known that be ueyer appear ata public mecting connected Was over Prestdent Lincoln's eorpse in this city prevented by the lnrllfi:mm. [nterference of the people, who would not tolerate the 1 pwlux wihich encours siced thio fecling that produced the murder, and sucha heartless l“!]!ll{ of 1ip lamentation ‘Wera not his hostllity to the War and his a{mmfl!ly with the Rebelllon so notorlots that thio snldfers, whoso cause ho had maligned, were indignant whenuver hie was Pu'. forwnrd In pul- Iie demonstrations relating (o thom or thefr scr- vicead When the Bherman banquet was hold in In- diangpolis, and lig was appointod o respond to R lm‘kt «id not the soldlers remonstrato an forco bim out of tho festivall You know they At the last rennfon of the Indlana soldiers, in the game city, was not hls presence cp&med and his participation denounced as o scandal to tho arnty, an Lonor which hiy robel record mule a shama' alike to him and those who would tolerate him? You know it was. Wien s publle meeting was held in Indlon- apolls to express nympnthy with the Gerinaus in tho causeless war mnle upon them by Napoleon, did not Mr. Hendricks, with charac jstic_cowardico, dodge all uttcrance of his sympathy, and declare that ho knew so little of lfnu caunca of the war that ha had no opinfon abont 1t7 And did not Uov, Baker follow in & ringlng specch of approvel of the Germans, while the timid *leader” of nothing sat by, as contemptible a picture of the cowardly Sdodger” as over shamed s platformi_ You know he d1d, for some of you saw him. Ifany of you were old enough to be “iry behind tho ears,” you would appreciate the fealilencss you aro trylng to display in the fashion of the clinb- Ingz monkey. fiml of “such material as this you make & leader. Of guch a recard you think to make the history of n statesman. "God help the manu- facture, for only Omnipotence can mnko some- thing out of nothing. Iloosiem. e ——— THE INDIAN WAR. To ihe Editor of The Trituna, CuticAao, July 12—The editorlal fn Tie TrinuNg of this morning, regurding the status of the Indizn difeulty, Is sound scuse. , In Western parlance it ¢ counts coup,” Thera ap- pearcd, however, in Tus TrinuNe of July Tth, under the fronfeal heading * Pubiic Sentiment,’ and over the evident misnomer * Justice,” an effort at reply to your provious cxcellent com- ments upon the massacre of Custer and his fearless followers,—a catastrophe which was the natural Western culm{uation of these years of an Enstern misapprchension out of which sprang o llstlcas peace-policy toward savage bands whoso every thought aud ambition finally centres on the war-path, This “Justice," starting with assertfons that arc actually ridiculous to any person who has ever lived in the Territorles, or even made an effort to ascertaln the facts, proceeds Lo excuse these Indinns for the trifling yot somewliat sum- mary vindieation of thelr acknowledged wrongs upon the wicked **savage’ Custer oud hia in- truding troops. Furthermore hie showed con- clusively to himself that there is'a certaln * way of penco? which this nation may pursus by re- speeting her treaty obligations to the Indians, and by exerclaing tho first and fundamental duty of every Guverntnent of nrnlccunfi' her ‘wenlcer children from the strong —tlie latter a double-cdged duty prompting us to plead that to the surviving troops may now bogiven_rifles of at Ieast on c«tunl r:mfiu with those already rovided for Sitting Bull, Rain-in-the-Face, eteé. 'lifs way of peace™ socms to the uuprejudic- ed, nmmllwd; foney of this most rcllrmr #tonderfoot ¥ a very pleasant path to tread; he hias ¢ven eald In cliarming nailcele of manngr, that {t fa renily “practicable,” * cconomic- al," “human,” and ““the only right plan.” Bug it s unnecessary fo do moro than merely direct ntientlon to the evident misstatements und egregious misapprehensions of this specimon champfon of these Indlan flends. or. 08 regards ** Justice ' himself, it would be futllo task to attempt the least cor- rection, since, even after the publication of numnerous dispatehies Eoutlln(np all essentinl facts, umllmnn{cd by overwhelming proof of Bfs provious tufsconegption of tho real crigin of the troubles, or by the fatal stumbling-blocks in the “way " of peace,”! he deliberate- ly Inflicted & second critleal, advisory letter upon Tuopg Timuxz of the 0ih, and prefers to belleve that ¢ the evidence favors the supposition that the main budy of Indians Custerinut? were “men who werd fn- duced to leave thelr reservations by the want of faith of St'k‘) the United States Government.” Seeura by reason of belug numbored nmony the 600,000 {nhiabitants of thfs city, protoctes likewise by many fortunate miles of Tntervening apace, S Justiee’” seems to suppose that Indians .never go upon the war-puth out of pure devil- try, sid lic sweetly dreatus of a peace that will never dawn upon the immigrants nnd settlers of Gallatin, Muscle-Shell, and Yollowstone vil- Inges untll these Indlan demons are utterly ex- orcised by the all-subduing hand of deuth, Mennwhile, who will mourn with the unfor- tunate widows and urlflmm that are so rapidly inereasiug iu number in those fertile villages, aud are donbly unfortunate fu_that thelr skin 18 wehite/ AL plow and at trap, by blazing stack and by lonely cum?-flrc, thelr protectors have one by one been strickon down, ~ On the moun- taln-sldes, in far-distant canons, o fuw rods out 1 the thickot, away from the dim bridle-tra) ¢ach passing acnsoiy luaves fresh ncecssious of unburled human bones to the kindly care of uature and the ficmly resolving influence of sun and snow, frost and'raln. But ench of those blanched wnd Weather-beaten skelotons, guawed by beasts of prey, dismembered and seattered, sends back no word to the anxlously waiting family, beyond that crucel line written by eager- aweeping scalping-knife around the skull. ¢ Justice was” seconded by n Prcsbg erian prenclier, who plande from putpit Innt. Suday Tor Indinns * defending thelr llves and homes ~n toushing thougll—a thovg e Liod to move even i geim Calvinist wih fectings of ‘ unutterable sadnese.” Jut tho revorend gen- tleman has thud concluslvely revesled hinselt a3 nnother Bustern % tender-foot critic of West- crn affairs, Iomes, ndeedl The lomes ot #omne, perhaps most, aro at - the agoncios, and rlght vatiantly will they dofend themn wlien wins ter comes onand they have bad thelr fun, Of the othera the homes ought Iikewise to bo “Im the reservations; Lut it las sul tielr purpose better during tho Years wlich have “clapsed sinco thelr outrages In Jown and Minnesota tol visit agencies, 1Lt all, individually and tempornrily rather thun collee tively and permunently; morcover, they have been kept s busily gcoupled in carfaling Gor- orment stock and” “pligrim » scalps all-along the border, from the Platte in the ‘south to the Yellowstoue n_the north, that they have re- luctantly concluded to deny themacives of a llennnlu:lll Tabitation for tho gake of Lelng able o retlre ot the end of o few wore ralds upon u competence of glory and of halr-trimming, to spend the remainder of their days under the wgis ol n Quaker peace-policy in - brage ging and strutting fn United Stutes blankets upon which the dafnty hands of thelr loved “women will tastlly ‘srrangs scalp-locks by means of human ainews taken out of the wound- e widd dyfige by thess sama * women,” "The dévotion of the Tudian to his home Is only parallcled by that of the nomadie Bedonin, and we sigh at reallzing how far, fu this Centenninl i'enr. they are strayed from the advantuges wnd nnlienable rights "o tho vielnity of New Ulm and 8pirlt Lake, As for their llyes, nonvof themn would bo in the slightest dunger, uxw&n from inordinato thirst for whisky, If they Iind remulned upon the general Bloux' rescrvation, or retired thither when notifled Jast spring, without yield- ing to temptatfon to ateal, scalp, or rapo along the way,—aud even then, judglng from the sty tho complaints of the suilerers would inva heen nnliceded. If the lives of these In- afana are threntened, 1t {8 on account of thalr treachierous, murderous natures, which render theny fncapable of rcmu(nln;'i peiiceably upon & reservatlon; so beforo it Is foo lute thelr Enst- ern friends should enter n thelr bennlf a plea of emotional Insanity, In his anxloty to -‘lald Bitting Bull, Rain-In. the-Face, ete., and get them sufelp atarted In that Wway of peuco™ so “practleable ! to fJustiee,” the humane Calvinlst {s rcgoned to huve transferred the major reaponsibllity for the recent massacre upon a foreordalnivg, lard-hearted, Calvinistical divinity In theas words: “Lot no one smagine for ‘s wmoment that God lias nothing to do with it, H And, therefore, we cannot but regard this event as o national chastisement,” cte., ete, Lera s richness of vague sentimentality and an In- enfous defense for the next murdercr Lrought Eefora u Crinifual Court: All wars and reprisuls of any aort whatever are utterly at varfanve with the strict interpre- tatlon of the Chiristlan religlon; but there (s a higher and more fundamental low of self-pres- ervation which all recoguize iuyoluntarily as transcendent. Public sentituent sclfishly fustie figs our Civil War, but timidly dlstrusts”that there 8 sumething wrong in_ this nampall“gn ainst the noble red men of the forest. gland has pufilahed Abyssinia and Ashan! With # heavy hand for offcnses that are (na viticant beyond comparison with u single Indfan rald in aby susumer for tho Inst Len years, and yet no one of ushasrushed intoprint orpul- pit to ulr his rancid, “Jerked” opintous. The ublio {e ready to spend blood and monsy inthe ihiintus ailate, bus let an equal number ofthe wives und daughters of emigrants and furmers i outraed and killed, and” all the notice they receivo f8 n couple of Mines among the telegraph- fu summary, ¢ “The ignorance and indifference of a ruajurity ] of the peopls hers In “tho Statea™ reparding the true condition of life and brnvm.]y in the frontler Territorles 3 excecdingly culpa- ble, glying rids out there to v grounded complaints _of Kastern neglcet and sclfish Insincerity, What Christian minister will ever stand up before Lila_congregation, not s tho sentimental excuser of red-handed, nut- lawed Indlans, but ns the worthy champlon of those of ifs own race who, 88 tho vanguard of elviltzation, are exposed to the, conatant perll of ‘botder homeal One word more: Never did Bioux, Teton 8loux at that, moro covardly strfke knifo into back of hospltable, unsuspecting piigrim, or sayely gloat to wrin from expiring, tor- tured victim, than does this “ Justice™ when ha slanders Custer and his fellow-officers. ninst auch An assailant 08 m ng. tho feeblo cry, Bavage!” the brave, fmpetuous carcer of Custer nceds no _defense: He to whose “ soldletly quallties and exalted manliood” cx-Confederntos have offered voluntary tribute, and the very mention of whose namo umlm¥ the indians lad its homnge in their guilty fear, {s, even {n death, ablo to triumph over the sinister attacks of the living, Tho whole country Is Indebited to him for his successful valor in the Civil War; more- oyer, thousands of settlers, "rllznm-," and ex- Flurcrl, cherish deep and lasting gratitude for ho protection aflorded by hiis uncqualed ralds upon the hostile Indlans of the pl ual.’ I B e — THE DES MOINES LAND-SWINDLE. An Inveatigation Orderocd by Congross. On Wednesday lnst, the following preamble and resofutfon, relating to the Des Mofnes River land-swindle, wera offered, in the Houso of Rep- resentatives, by Judge Oliver, of Iowa, and ro- ferred to the Committee on Public Lands, This 18 the matter which John Popo Hodnett, Esq. (formerly of Chicago, but now o claims-lawyer in Washington), has been stiFring up, to the great annoyance nnd disgust of the Land-Com- pany swindlers, who have pocketed the proceeds of tho lnnd sold to sottlers at bigh prices, but have not improved the navigation of the Des Molnes River, as provided and stipulated In the act of Congress making the pgrant of land to them. The resotutlon reads: Whereas, By act of Congreas of Angust, 1840, a fflnlnl Iand was mado to the then Terrltory of (owa to ald In tho improvement of the navigstion of the Des Moines River from it mouth to the Raccoon Forka; and Whereas, by Jolnt resolution of Congress of March 2, 1801, and by an nct of Congress of ""'X 12, 18032, sald grant was extend- ed #o as to jnciude the alicrnnie sectivna deslgnat. ed by odd numbera Iying within 5 miles of sald *river, betwaen the Raccoon Fork and the narthern boundary of the State of lowa; and Jf'hereas, the total grant of lund to Iows for the Improvement of tho navigation of the_Des Motnes Hiver under tho acta of 1840, 1801, 1802, and 1871, itisalleged amounts in the aqeregato to 1,200,000 scees (iu- cluding school lunds); and Whereas, 1t in alleged the ‘*Des Moines River Improvement Company * have never fultilled thele dontract, nover inproved the navigation of tho *‘Des Moines Jtiver," hut actually seized npon the landain question, com. menced harassing litlgations againet bona-fide gettloms under the Pre-emption and Homestead Iawa who liad patenta for their lands, and actually did eject, confino, and ruch i tho prison of tio City of Dubugue in Jows; snd Whereas, 1a alleped rald met- tlers, numwberlng meveral thousand, covering s tract of conntry 160 milea In length, were scttled on said lands previous to the passage of the resolu- tion of 1801, und the act of 1802, granting the Innda o the State of Towa and 1is grantees alrendy occupled by them, nnder the laws of the Unlted States; and Whereas, tho SBupremu Court of the United States did, under the acts of 1801 and 1805, declare that enfd acttlers had no rights which tho grantees of the State of*Jowa, to-wit; **T'he (ro- u'flul{ll)!! Molnes River Im’lpmvcmrnl Company were bound to respect; and Wieréus, the General Assembly of the Stato of Towa passed the following i;’flnt resolution, which was npproved on the {id o Bbrlllr{. A. D, 1870, to-wit: " i$%ierear, Thetitlo to the lands known as landa of the Des Mulnes River Grant, np and alony the Des Mojnea River, along the woutli of the Iinccoon Fork, ufter long yenrs of litigation aro still unsettled; therefore, Resolved, By the General Ansembly of the State of Iows, (hiat our Senators fn Congrows bo fu- strocted, and onr Roprescatatives requeeted, to uss thelr utmost Influence gnd wo vote for such Con- greeslonal Jeglelation ad will, as far as just and practicable, accure the settiers on the lands of safd igrant, ttlen Lo thelr homes, and forever routle the title and uwnuruhly of tho lands of this grant. Theresore, In considcration of (he premises, Resolved, Dy the Tlonss of Representatives of the Unlted'Btates of Anjorica, that the Connmittes on Pablic Lands are herehy ordered and instructed to make a thorough snd searching investigation into tho acts of 1840, the joint resnlution of 1801, the act of July 12, 1862, and the act of 1871, grant- Ing to tho State of Towa 1,200,000 acrea of pulilic lands nlong the Des Moines River, tor the purpuse of Improving the navigation of the Des Moines River, to sce whether the object for which the Iand was granted o Towa, and its grantoes huy been car- red “out, ||l|u¢l(. the Improvenent of the Der Molnes Iilvor; aj#o to And vut thonumber of actuu) settlors who hnve been located on the Dea Molines River lands previous to tho acta of 1801, 1862, and 2471, und report back (0 the Touso Ly Uiliarothor- wiseat any time the result of sald Investigation, with such recommendations for the relicf of sld sutticra s the Commi(tes mo mprover sud the facts of the investizntion wljl worrant, p ot il o) A NEW YORKER ON TILDEN, 7o the Editor of The Tribune. 8ax Francisco, Cal, July 8.—You will doubtless be surprised ntrecelving a letter from nie froin this potut, but Tam thus far on my way from New York on a triv around the world, and you are fudebted for this communleation to a telegraphic summary of Tue TRIDUNE's oplnjon of Tilden's nomination, and ulso of the remarks made by Mr, Tilden when the news of his nowml- natfon was made known to him. It s a re- miarkablo eatiro upon the Democratic party that, while professing the most devated attachment to Demacratle principles and opposition to nio- nopolfes, they should have selected the man who, to the greatest extent, has served the mo- nopollsts of this country, aud whom, If they bud their cholee, they wonll pro- fer to sec in Cthe Presidentlal chalr; ond further, that, whila they profess that “tho one thing wneed- ful " {s honest men in office, they should nomt- nata for tho chicl executive oflicer of the nation n man who has made an fifmenso fortuno tn ways which, to say the least, are excecdingly questionable. 1 see that somo of the Republican newspapers think thicre {8 but little prospeet of lils elcction, but s a New Yorker, I ean say to you that he {8 10 incan autagonist to_the Republican tickot, and that lis vote should not Lo underestimated. Hu {s a master of all the tricks by which professional politicluns In - votes from the ignorant and unthinking classe,s—u very large proportion_of our population, esp clully in the Stuts ot New York, 1o will com- mand the support of the Nuw York Ceatrnl Hullroud, and of many of the other great cor- porute intercsts of our State. Ie bhns an fm- monse fortune, with no family to leave it to, and can cosily alford to speid o milllon of dollurs fn carrying our Btate and other doubtful {wlnu. Ho §8'an nmbitlous man, and will yery 1koly stake his all on this, the great chance to g‘utl(y the ambition of his Mfe,” As etated by the Loulsvilla Gourler-Journal, his nomination 1y the rosult of Judicions organteation wnd hard work," and thls {s what muy be expected of him all the way through, I much regret that the stuto of my health has made a prolonged sbsence from business cares nocessary, as 1 shonld much lke to have remalned fn this country and taken what part Imight in the coming canvass, I trust, how- uyer, that all will go right, nud that the eause of good government will triumph, 1 sce by the preu-rcsurt- that the rates for transportation between Chlcago und New York are now very rensonnble, and “only regret that the defeets and abuscs in lluJuucnl. systenare such thatit cannot bo expected that they will re- main so very long. I hope and belleve withyou, bowever, that persistent agitation of “this aubject will ultimately resuls fu glving us a trausportation systewi, both water and rall, which will enablé us 1o deliver the products of our magnificent countr{ {u th varlous marts of tho world at prices which will de!{ the com- lxcuunn of other producivg _countrics. Very ruly yours, F. B Tnunnyn, . Quoen Victorla's Relgn, London Tiaity e, dust ' writes t0 us, under date Juno 20; Al ?u an Viciarla to-day bogiua tho' orluth yeur of her reign, Jt muy interost some of your Taadars t bo reniinded it sho haa hot attalied & Vary high rank on tho roll of our Kings for length of tolgu; having latoly paescd Teury VILL and enry V1., whe now stands (¢h {n order, bolng sl Junlor or Inferior only to Vlizaboth, and the fhrod lang Thipdy, Edward, Wenty, aild Goorge. Of our early Bnfi‘llh or 'ante:Nornwn Kings, 10 other felgned a0 long as Ethwleed tho Un: uls B8 years nre wirewly cxeecded Ly our present wovoreign's 80 yeurd. Kliza- beth's relgo, from tho death of Mary, Nov. 17, 1838, la her own death, March 4, 1003, Insted 43 yeat and 120 daya: 80 that Victorls hak rolin & yeurs aud 126 days buyoud to-day icfure ahie will equsl her great fareruntor. 'Then will ro- 3u8in shead only Edward 1., 50 yosrs and noarly B wontha: Uenry 1L, 00 yeors and 10 days; Georga 111, 60 years and 8 monuths, But of coutse even'those” long reling laok short by tha aide of ‘th 72 yearw of Louls X1V. of France, Frobably o (o miccessivs Kings of ‘ny country rulinofl over so long & space of thne botween them a¢ Loule X1V, and Loals XV., who fram 1043 to 1774 mede up together 131 years, vr an syerago of vather 100rs than 05 years per reign. How long will it be Lutore Frauce enjoys or suifors 131 cons wecative years of rule under two pervons, or ovel under twd forms of Goverpient? — TIHE COURT! Decision on & Question of Bank= rupt Lave, Record of Judgments and New Suita--- Criminal Business, Judge Drummond yestorday decided the pati- tlon of review of Lewls Levin from an order of the District Court. Levin filed his petition for discharge Feb, 10, 1876, and the 25th of March following was sct for the hearing on the application, No ohjection hieing made, the mate tor was referted to the Register for final report, and on the same day the bankrupt mado his finnl onth before the Register na provided by the statnte. Onthe8dof April Willlam A, Hul- bard, who had previoualy proved up his clain agafnst tho estate, entered Nfs mppearancs fn opposition to the dischorge which, Levin moved to havo stricken from the files threc doya nfter. The same day Hubbard asked for leave to file his objectlons to the dis- chnrge, which was opposed by the bankrupt on the ground that the nppearunce and cficas tions were not filed In time under the provis- fons of Rule 34 fn bankruptcy. This mile re- quired that any creditor opposing thy l“u‘lmflil: of a bLankrupt should enter Nis appearance fn opposition on the day when the ereditors were required to show causd*'why the dischargeshould not be granted, aud should flle hin specliications of his ground of objection within ten days thereafter, unless the time should be extended by the District Court. The District Court over- ruled the objection of tha bankrupt, and al- lowed Hubbard to flle his specifications, from which Lewis filed n petition for review, Judge Drummond, after reciting the facts, snid the question was as to the correct- ne:s of the Judge's ruling in siowing the specifications to Ge filed. It appeared that more than ton dnys hullpn!ml from the 25th of Murch to April 6, when Hubbard asked leave to file speciications, and that he hud not fled them, #nd his_ appearance had not been entercd on the day {t ought. The bankrupt had clafsned that therule was abeotute inits terine, and that If ten days had clapsed between the thie of fillng the appearance and specifications, or be- fora applieatiun had been made for an extension of thine, the power of the District Court to exer- clse tha discretion of allowing them to be filed ceased. Judge Drummond, however, held that the District Court had power to extend the thne after, o8 well o8 within, the ten days, In equity, when n discretion wos given, it had uni- formfy cxerclsed after as before the time desig- nated, and there was no reason why such rule should not be followeil fu the present case. The order of thuy District Court was thercfore aflirmed. DIVORCES. Alila A, Giles filed a bill azalnat her husband, Jnmes 'T. Gllee, charging him with cruelty, an asking for a divoree, UNITED STATES COURTS. Mark T. Seymour, E. 8. Alexander, Rutter, tu July, 1873, recovarad a_judgment for $107,353.44 ogalnst the Phillips & Colby Con- struction Comnpany, and yesturday they filed a ;:rsallhlr‘nt\lm agatust the same Company on this 1 ent. ‘The Boston Conductory Company and the 8tover Machine Companyflled s LIl ngalnst A. R. Paljer, W, A. Fuller, G. B. Marsh, and V. A. Wutkins to restraln them from in- l‘rlngh)? o patent for an _improvement in wood planing machines, fssued Dec, 18, 1860, to Henry D. Stover, and relssued Dec, 18, 1874, which patent s now owned by the couipiain’ ants. The samo complainants also filed another similar bill agalnst Junes Soper, Wesley Brains ard, and Jonathun 8lude, asking for the same relicd as to them. The Connccticut Life Ineurance Compan; filed o bill agalnst Jonathan Y. and Marla 8. Scammon, Marlc Kimball, Assfgnee of the Mu- tual Beenrity Ineurance Compuaity, Charles Come stock, The Firat Nattonal Bank of Maconib, Hi- mm 'Wilson, The Whigsly National_ Hank, Charles Chandler, W, H, Harper, Charles Birk- cughnw, F, G. Bal, The Marine Company of Chlvage, 8. B. Mitehell, executor, The Chicago Doclt & Cinal Company,'Gallup & Peabody, C. V. Dyer, Valerian Speer, H. F. Walte, M, D. Ogzlen, 'administrator, T, A Jaclson, Amands ?’. Coole; 'The Chivago Historlesl Buclety, J.d. tsscy, "Thomus Denit, Trustee, F, M. Grifiln, and Thomas Dent, surviving c¢xecutors of the will of E.W. Griflin, George M. Bogue, Re- celver of the Marine Company, Lenry Holmes, Alexander Milligan, A. K. Huusten, Clara 8. Helnrlel, Berth E, Helnrich, the Unlted States Mortgags Compnny, W. B, Oglen, W. I, Btcvens, I, A. Lromloy, W. D). Dillard, the Manufaeturer's Nat{onal Bank of Racine, Esther Butler, whninlstratdx, Anon D. End, Anna D, 11, Eviing, John Cond, and Thomus Primrose, to fureclos s ngrtgage for 84000 un SulrTot 1 1y the Assossor's Division of Lota 1,2, and § of Laot or Block 1, {u Clark's Addition to Ch ) helug on the eust side of Prafrie aveuue, wween Sixteenth and Eighteenth strecta, BANRRUMTCY. MATTERS. In the matter of the Globe Insurance Com- pany, n rule was madu ou Slidney I’ Walker, the Becretary of the Company, to flle achedulés of he Conipany’s nsscts and” Mabllitles within five dnys ufter service of notlee, und that liw be pald such reasonuble amount therefor as the Courd may allow. Iu thecase of Enos 8. Richmond), the sale of the bankrupt's debts was sct uside on account of want of praper notlce, and a new sale order- cd after giving three weeka! notlee. In the euse of Orville Cronkhite, the' Assli- nee's sale of the renl estato was contirmed. The real vstate and aceounts only brought $220, the Iucumbrances botng heavy. BUPERIOR COUNT IN BRIEP, " Rl,l%lll:% Cussldy sued Peter and Putrlck Quinn for 81,230, J. 11, Cutron brought sult for $1,600 agafnst Nicholus & Hebnar, Eil B, Willlims commenced a suit apatnst. Rdwin Lee Brown to recover §1,800 damagges for an ulleged breach of covenant, CIRCUIT COURT. Adolph Drfll\\n hegan o sult in replevin aguinsy Sobastinn MeNsb and Minl Abel to re- cover 281 conts, valued at §2,500. CRIMINAL COURT, * Thomar Evans pleaded guilty ta larceny, and Was sent to four years in the Penltentiury, A. Ednunds wus (ried for ceny, found gullty, and given one day in tho County lall Wl{uum enderson wus tried for” Jurceny, found gullty, and remanded, THE CALL, Jupae Broncrrr—Het case, 8mith va, Na- tlunal Bank of Weaboro, Juvae Uary—Sot cases, 11,235, Creawlord ve. Tlayes, and 8,205, Rophuel ve! Scandinuvian Nac tlonal Bank, Jupan FanwrLL—No call, Burnt-record csscs 123 and 125 still on triul, JUNGMENT! Unrrzn Srares Cucurr Covir—Tovan T.ova- rrr~American owder Compaty v, Charles €, Merrick, $3 Oriental Fowder Mills s, 1feny 1, Marsh and John L. Maruh, $527, 11, Supienr Count—Junug Gany—i. A. foger et al. v Thomas Rtellly, §327; W. if. Tiege vt al. Ve, dainen Lr Compell, £473, 213 Mathing. Hoders [0 vu et and " aifzabith Gefwien dectee, and 1, 0. Cinolir Covnr—Conrrnstoxs—J. I J % b Grant and Llewoliyn Curty riea 1. Daker, 1. lirayton v et HAYES AND GRANT, o (ke Editor of The Tribune, Cosnocton, 0., July 10.—~The letter of Gov. Huyea hina tho clements of pure gold in ft, and wilt not fall to satisfy the doubting that he has o 8pinal eolumn under his own control, Thoso who know hlin best never had nny doubts vn this subjoct, but his modest, retiring nature, und tho opportunitics ho has liad, buve never tufora ghven lilm o proper occasion to uncover Wi real trafts of charucter, The Whisky Ring had thefr rovenge In defeating Bristow, but they will wake up and find themselyes fooled it they Imagine they mado a good trade in getting Hayes. By tho wuy, about the Whisky Ring. If it 1s o fuct, s _you sdy, that tho prosocuting ofticers }m{ l‘llm{clgnt proot to convier Juko Hebio, nstead o Storey va, Hil, 1-"‘ W. 3 W eling out to llm, it only shows the differcuve between the Goveru- meus ollicala fn Chicogo snd Bt Louls, But, then, those of ago may retain thefr pluces, whilo Dyer hiog his head {aken off. 1t fs yery evident how that Hayes has got to light Grunt as well as the Deumocratic party, Every mun thut had anythivg to do in chasin o thief futo the White-ITouse, and who escape imtlw in the active protoction of the President, 188 beon belicaded, and o largs oumber of the cunvicted thicves and conspirators have alrewl been pandoned, ond the balance will be, It Judge Blodgett fs within the reach of Venfienro Jro will feel tha hand of the Liead of the Whisky ing lald upon his head for golng back on thy bargain sanctioned at \Vnmngzon 10 compre- misy with criing, and Jet the chief anong von- lrlmlars o free. Let tho country be thunktul that we are approaching tho end of this Admiu. fstratlon, RErUBLICAN, An Incldunt of the Great Iteview. nalanupoll . ournal. The traglo fate of Uea. Custer recalls an Incl- deyt of little moment in teelf, but suggestivo of hix gallent and soldlerly charscter, In the great review of Suerman's army, which uccurre ‘Washingion in t pfl:‘( of 1805, rods ot tho head OF & cavalry corpa which was frush 1n4t. 14, caversd with the dastof victory, o full uniforun, and naunted on 8 horse of 1y and alinost inconrollablesplrit. Somn Hond had placed s farge wreath of flowers ergreenn araund 1o hora inmn ‘woa marching ap_Pon il the waving of flage and the cheers of asem- hled thuneands, Cneter's horre became Irr{ mich excited and hégan to run, Perhaps the rider par. tially Jost eontrol of him, ar perbnps he gave him relu far & parpose: atall events, the horee dastied up the avenue At ful] speed, learing the column far in the rear. It wass pretty picture—the horse, wreathed with flowers, tnning at fall apeeds Con ter sitting iike 8 monument, and his long {elllm hair, his hat having blown of, streaming In the wind. "1t was & dramatic incident, and eliclied an. ‘bounded applause from those who witnossed it. ——— AMERICAN WOMEN ABROAD. v the Edltor of The Tridune, CmicAna, July 10.—It was with rome Indignation that I read your editorial on ¢‘American Women Abroad.” 1am en American woman, and Jived 1n Germany during seventeen years of iy carly lite, and think 1 am morc competent to make & rtate- ment In regard to Enropean manners than Mrs, wina orany other person who '‘does-ap't e’ T tiataiod aloaerianil parts of Germany and Switzerland, when but 10 years of age, and do not remember of ever having met with the alightest fnsult In look, word, or eed. Af to politences, T have no doubt tbat any one who has en‘nnnl the privilege of close interconrse with the refined and edneated peopfe fn Germany will agree with mo, that, in that reepect, the (ier- mans of hoth sexea are far ahead of us Amerlcane, An s rofe, American women are handsomer, and resn mora stylishly and showily, than German women, which alone s snfiicient 1o attract ften. tlon fn’ the streets abroad; and, although **star. ing" Is a fanlt of the German gentlenicn, yot It 18 not corsldrred over thrre as an Insult. onldn't 1we stare, ali of us, ot & snall-footed Chinesa lady hobbling alung Wabash avenue? 11 our American ladles would take the trouble to rindy the cnxtoms of the diflerent conntries they vinit, atid f‘do In Rome as the Romans do,™ T gunrantee they wonld never he troubled with In- multa. A modest demeanor in sufiicient protection hl’ 'uny woman in any civilized country on this obe, 5 1 da not mean to ray that the general condition of German women ix auperlar to ours. Thore {8 no coontry in the world where women are hetter treated and respectod than in onr States, J almp); wixh to correct the impresalon that wamen abroas aro treated with booriahness and insuit. A¥ hxemcax WonAN Wiio HAs BEEN Annoan, T GITY RPAL ESTATE. E T y-third:at. " 607125 on o Lrice 0w sad terma ENTIHE FUONT ON WEST Jo0I BALV—TIIK T Adamiaat., betwoen Winchester and Iahey-sis, ¢ Also the front on Winchestar and 73 f cet o Robey-st. Wewould_especially cail the attention of bLullders to thia praparty, & 1t lran of Che st pleces for fmprmyes ment on the 'West Slde. "Now [0 market, and can be lund At A bargain, MEAD & COE,, 155 Lagalle-at. JrOR BALE-TIE LANGE 28701 ment hrick dweling, o0 West Van Iarge barn, Tt soxtu; would exch nnincumbered property, MEAD & Fm«"fikm-t.h § N ASHLAND-AV.. COR rh ND TARE- Buren-st., with ity for wod of SThirty-ffth-st.1 also on the atjoining streei frice Jow wnd no money required ot tiosa’ wha i ymmerifacely: thia {¥a ko) opportunity (o mcure o liome on ensy terms, ME. & CORE., 155 Lasslie-st. TRy AL LOW FIGURES, BEVEIA L \}‘(Md briek honses. well located, £4,00 to $20,000, . UEDNKBERG, 00 Madiron-st., ftootn 4. 70T SALE_e160 WILL PULCHASE A LATGE new brick house, 1iarval . snd Camphbell-ay, § 2,251 two-atory frama, 30 Jiarv 6,400, Ui #{UFy frame, 24 [farvard-st. The sbove Drices are les i cont of improvementa. Easy terms. lnquire ac 3 West 000 Evanston §200 down, and $15 mouth i new 2:K{0rY 13-200rT Rotine AN L ; only 00 down, and €30 nmnmlyr imdr no will be taken on one of the ahove piaces, | 1A BUOWN, 142 LaSuliv-at., Ti00n1 4. JPOWBALE 10 WILE BUT & BEACTIFUL TOT, Tht one b\‘%l&lmmm ‘.‘f at 'i; 1"!. K3 lf‘llll'l (rn:n Shleaiu; 815 down aud &3 moa Sapest fropert 1n m‘l‘l"k!fl, and shown frees Rbatr; anvcnmlg"rl.lz alrcady on, 1RA BRUWN, 142 Ladslinst., ftoom 4. i iy for balance: ote at Vark Itidge: 81,540 u WANTED-WALY WELD. Wnoiticanpora, Glarka, oics TYASTED-A SOUNG MAN Ty WIITR _AND inake hiininelf generally nsefnt fn & 1arge whole: I hovAv, - MU n kowd periitn and . come weil commended. Aidres,stating aKe, &c., 8 63, Trivuns 70 week: it IO SmpIOYCE §1401 Address, giyiog full name, Trades. ‘V’Am‘lzg‘t GLAZIEIL APPLY AT ONCR. 89 Aildrem or app); tely B FOT RYALEASR G 0., Clinton, Employment Agoncica, VWANIED-TWENTY-FIVE MEN FOR GRAVEL T PSS T e e corner Lake and Marketista. e LHOAD "LADORERS FOR ke Tiaola, st W ireon ot y: 10 boatding-loses, with .50 pes s free fare, at tan S s el G Hatle NFLL, Company's Agint, 31 w L P, CURISTIAS, 141 Bouth Water-sb. s NATE o ety ST ErAveT e o 1otk e 20 {arm hands. _A. U. SRS o ionty 273 pient YATd{ 109 TN Tob e fare for alis : ’ it $1.30 per fre: niso farm Waterat, ‘B '0. TAGHT. AR 80 o Mincellancous VAR TS e o e : o e thicknena Ruiters and doors. Call W1 Weet Chicage s NTED—CANVASBARS ANT) BTIERT-BALE: ‘men 10 sl the Dow RIAM-OAter AnG eAn-openaE PTG e XS ho Sther arilc A AR S AR R P VWASTED#0 GOOD MEX AB AGENTH: #30 TRI eck clear, Call or addrois 157 Sdibon ac s Boom 17 ‘VI\NTHI’-T"“HI’, MEN AS GE! AL AGENTS Evansvilie, Detrolt, and On Pay wiil bo et > Hesponaible parties only ni T cen fn tess i atrict lovestication, Tribune office, three dajs. avply. Address N 56, \! FANTED—MEN T0 BELL CAN-OUENKI AND Rinss-cutter, ehromos, notions, ele. American XNovelty Company, {13 East Sindison-st., {toom 19. ANTED-X YOUNG MAN TO WARN DI WARRAS AN AR RS Dasement, ANTED-=A YOUNG MAK TO ASBIST IN PHO: Tograph gallerys & ool chanes for s tultable person. Apply st Art allery, No a8 West jtanduiph-st, VVABTED-MAN AKD WIFE TO GO Tu Tilk country, man o' drive’ team and womaa to dy fousework. ~ Call at 1400 Btato-st. \VANTED=A FEY GO0 CANVABSRIE—TO BELL & staplo summer articles call st 31 East Di- vislon-st., Letween o s ‘elock, \VALTED oY, SHEADT TOUREEa o X to B1ut casli. itootn 42, L lvk~!l<" s ar. T SITUATIONS WANTED~RALR, S'_n“,’l:nukkenpurl, Clerikn, etcs ON WANTED-NT A TOUNG MAN Oy Butestiincty, Chbinanl hebeleh for to-day a well recnm. mented. Addre 1y, B 5he Tribbe e ‘radon. s £ SITUATION WANTED—AS GARDENER: A MAS with over 30 years' are 3 o A g ot o Arka A bcature: gariena, having seryea: in RIS farice S SerTed, e ime ne pia 17+ Eagland eafaliring.he ab 20 years has Beeh v, mmyed In different parts of thi gurnteh £ Lest uln:funug. Ronty to 51 C bose Office ok 477 Geney Y A FIST-CLASS HAR: Dew q"u:: nj gan give the hest 0!;::,{(“{::5. Ade QITUATION WANTED=BY A WA( AN - +J rlage-amith who lh«n’nuk)\lyAunrh-r:llmll T)fl! %fi:}‘ ¢ither [0 city oF eounttyy competent to of ahop. Adbrem H. W RITs 3 Hivesss nufl:fl:hmen. Teamaters, atce . 0N WANTED~RY AN EASTE! AN & tralner 9 4 Dol 8 tralne ‘:Hmf.r#xnmuhnml':wrm Miscelinneouns. TION WANTED~AS FARM SN b ¢3perisnces i Dy ek inrerats tock-rafdngs 0 willing to work A R ARDERN, Winchesir, Va. T SITUATION WANTED-11 0 ey AR D A R0 l.rynunhlna.__éudreul'm, Tribuno ITUATION” WANTED-BY A TOUS SITUA erence: rkeeper, e cery buslness, Talks Gierman, English, 80 Danfs), Adilresa by postal cand X ' X) 3 Address by ponad eani ta GEOIU BTRINHAGEN, e SITUAREONS WANTED-FEMALE, Doniestice. SITUATION WANTED-TO DO GENEIIAL HOUSE. K I I 1Y ’"l'rrfll:lm lerx‘;:c:flmlly by & colored womaw. Address SITUATION WANTED=TO 10 GENEI, i T e sud Raturday st 15 Rhteenth-st. Fixen vl Poday, SPUATION WANTHD-BY & VEFECTANLH ST it o doneral nossewy AR can ety Call 5 147 Weat K nthocas, » oall Atuer [ TED-DY 1 G6OD GHIL T0 D0 #gcon work or gt Bowseworc e Lt Sk Deariora-sr. " Orivale fam nquire at QITUATION WANTED—AS HRCOND GINE DH.T0 SUTRATION Addreas o s i senerat iousewurk. ” A ddreas or call un’ KATE, JITUATION WANTRII=TIY A CAPARLE GIRL 1N & first-class privaie fami; 2 10 tie countrys "ADIY A% 1) tndianiong Ut laiance JITUATION WANTED-BY A G COOK TR § 2 brivate family, | CAILGY addrossson Theesg a '.ff QITUAVION WANTED=—AY AN AMEIICAN GIRL ook 1 vl oA G O :c‘u.r#-rflvrcnwl- Address 104 West. lhnlfulnh b, upe Nenmastresyes. ITUATIW WANTED-IN A PRIVATE FAMILY Lo do secund Kk 1oy, by . derafands family sewinig, Call ataid Obtgnt "o O ITUATION WANTED-UY A TRSPECTADLR craun 8 IRALCY BuTG: | 0 : Feauiret, "Catl or addross 416, Wabsopye ot 81Vl aud VVANTEDSMEN: Wi WANT T0 GIVE Som tHal packages, worth 81 each, to 3,60 tnen Who awlah 10 chgoge rmanently 1n the best-Daying business fothe Uhitea States, We guarantee five mneh v weekduring the yosr. Address RAY & €1 VVANTED-GOLD-LIVE MEN TO ABS AKD ‘acll 10 the frocery trads in every Siate In the tates & new fuvention., Exclusive territory gtven. lm%e"! mall, 205 Call or wddress 75 kast Madisin-at., Mooin 54, T or., WANTED_FENALS TWELY, Domestics. NTED~A NEAT AND ECONOMICAL GIRL tadokencral housework for & fuinily of 3 sdihta and 3 calidren; i Dialn 1ivers; wakes not more thai 85 per week: AppIr sc53 Weptwori-av., fiest house soutl of Fifty"iiili-at,_Take M. 8. or It. I, dummy, W ASFED=A GUOD EWEDISIT it X EGIAN i et for eneral bousework. Apply ac4ad Norih 3 VWASTED-AGIRL TO DO THE WASHING AND £hyyirosink aud nst In ehe general work of u disall 3 1 ~ AbpY L &4 Nuri ‘VA TE lrone: e, 1144 Indlana-nv. . WASHEIL AND COUNTRY REAL ESTATL. 300 PALE—A _FLOIIDA . TLANTATION I‘ Juhhfillfl One thousand to 1, acrea, by mock aud pine, 200 under cultivasion; 3wlles river 1roit; 11vo-0ak, magnoilas, hay-treex, elc.; un prospect. * As to bealth, characier, koil, acco overy advantage of o ussed. Etee al thmes e hle improvements; ssw. e G Tor faunding & L {01 SALE-TWO FRUIT AND STOCK FARMB, or trade for clty property i part; tmprove: incnte and clse 1o Aehouls ud churches: situsted ju Wayne County, in Souther Thinol , with fout run of Lurrsaud cn ., camnbined with 20T scres ‘scres o o 44 City 11 J, it GALRAITIL and rawemiil, For furtlier uforniation call corner Sixteentls and Statcrata, NMUSINESS GIRANCES. A NEVLY FURNIGTED BAKERY AND TGS Tuumnt ta, unt account of slckuces 1o lie reated or ol Smmudiatély, under e most fivorablo circuin: ataiices, 10 8 eifahle party. For particulars lnqulr: ol proprietar, No. 217 Wewy ) ARDER BHIOP FOI BALE CIIEAD FOR GAHII— otni a good business and [n good loeation; Feason for selling, want to ¢ tn some Gther buniness. Address or call on JAMES E. SCILIEAN, Moinence, 1. 'OCK, ON OF cleap, for casti, - Ad- D Il FUL| tho best corriers I tho cliy, Wress C 4y, Tribune office, WWANTED=A L FOI lousework lus family of four SRR Weat Jackson-st. TREsAL Y WWASHEIL AND mpetent secoud kirl 10 do hose re of cilldrens hot of referct juns preterred, | Abply at s '“uy“.'rxh-n GoOD GIIEL, TO work at the Womon's Juspital. week. 220 Thintiet] VW ASTRD-GInC tuke care of & ¢hlld; 03 Indlana-ay, VWASTED=AT 153 WEST ADANE-ET. GOOD VY “giri for geaeral ousework., ¢3, 89 fer Week, FVASIER=-A GOOD GIRL IN references required, Call th of Thirty: 1. DO KITCIRN Waics, 59 per ATH -Gl _T0 criien or Swede preferred. | AXD ull fonu- 37 Twenty-elgutl-s Kl)—-A \\“»IAN TU COUK, tron, and do " louscwork _(n a Iy: no chlidren: guod wavca. between Michigan utd Wabiusl TWANTED= SCANDINAVIAN | GIRL TO DO liouseicurk for u funily in & vuburban wwa, Apply at Boom 1 Pordai Bluck. TWARTED=A BMALE " GIRT clinmbaraork aiid wait on tatie, dluna-ay, 70 TIE Apply tis swurningy com akirt mauufuctory, 23 FO" BALE~HAT, CAP, “The entire stoc 245 Superlor-st., Clevuland, O, Of gods Kept To & freteclas with fixturcs, fur sale on liberal renns. yeons' standing, For particulars sddress Aumiuistrutor, Cloveland, 0. e an, Alere, Business of 10 C.8. RANSOM, 70T SALE—A FIIST-CLASS FASILY AR ' on the Atsmm in a guod neighliurliood, with well-tatabiishod trade, 1anire of J.JAY, 10Ny Clinton-at. s (01 BALE=FTRTUIES AXD EY0CK OF A VIIRT I' clus grocery stors, M0 Siatest, comer of Turiy- i D T 10 c (o 3 §H0, If taken 1h & 2003 Tenson for relllng, awner ealle ¥ bublices. Cantat’ 1 L (TWO RON) WATER DOWER FOIR (i ¥ saleyr oxciiaugo for s10ck of §00Js. Address B, Le MATSON, Ananioss, lowa, t 1IN0 & Kuod paylng grucery et SPIFTED TOTEL, SUITED in Quincy, L. "8 first-c pted fo tall Gusineas 7, 24 Tooms tediate possculun. Addruse 0. BUITANLE PATTY WITH TANTED—A WE: Wwoninn CRSE; A TIEALTHY rofirred. ALpIY St 5 park £ besween B aud B 'efo 'A\\‘I{.l)—l'\) ?“:‘H) G o reepred) Lo bo NUEE tad ConMIO (0 AR B3 1ot T35 il s [0 Taimily SO RIS, Addsonss B 0¢ Wiires, 113, Tribene ottiee, A NUBSE GIML. NOT UNDER 16 e, a2 e SOnIoe At TANTED — A A MITCHELL, WET NURSE. APPLY TO DRt 830 Michighu-av., Letween 8 and 10 Laundresses. X GOOD TRONERS AT THF ORIEN- Laundry, 420 Wl IRaUdolpiat. i cuine Miscelluncous. TASTED=A GIRL TO WOIK 1N Jriuting o o A LAREL 110 hiay Worked atguiinlig Ted, APy fmmicdlately. ndolplieu (IENCE! ¥ Iabels. J ¥ f TV ASTEUSAN EXVERIENGED KALEST for 1h Tnfast Departnent at PARIING' 101 State s, ul CASIT DUYS STOCK _AND FIXTUIES OF An Catablialiod Rrucory's huslics gumd rent, wa rooms, §14. OAKLEY, Room 5, 1R Wash® ()() DUYS MALEISTRREST INAS 0L Pl catablished h biinesd, paying €400 proiit lontiily,_Cullor audeons 70 Lasuilo'st., Woow 14! 3 N BEALESTATE SECUIUTIES T0 51.00() Sk e R Krocorica ,,lrnhl"u\l. Address, in coundence, 82, Tribune office. LOST AND & DUN D A fUiTAnLE TEWALD WILL IE PAID AT Hli Tribiinio ofled fat a ek s3iin and ebony fan i owor, loat yerterdsy on Liscoluar, car. or o ENANS T GOLD WATCIT AXD L1 AT G ey, Hoade b et Xy Yourk, 88 £vod s How, hd biarness; ‘alsy bay amiies tonini U year-old uiare, trotiod last season i 2:4us 1roe 1rol wpot or blemish, ani kind for the most (inid pere 800 t ridu o drive, and warranted sound (n every pur- teulars together GF sharate, No Lorsosjockeys teed Aty reasonablo triai given, Apply at 5in Wa- a4 urd; AN ELEGANT UOULLE CARRIAG th o withoul catriaget Got fearful of cars, Call aud seo (hia team, Our (ol we sell tuis teamn, Call we 430 arguln vertain, on-st. Awplo tine kiven to s0ld under s warrsutow. Stockun hand o twewn corner Laalis | Faow sALE-QUOD BUGGY-HORSE; ALSO A GO0D any Manroe:s Teward wil bo | 1Y ke dellvery waion, chedp . A Yt s it Iy rgricopes wud acllvery wagon, cleap ur casl FOSTIF | THAT TOOK BIAW) 3 4 inclaing overcoat wilbpers, wicy T Cortugs Ut EAL e Bt ooin & ik | asm (Lt welbal s Kbndbiyivat wiilreburd sama”so "cttce ot | SRS, ¥ FWuRleA, N Austions akeds and Ll LIGHT BUGGY MANNE: JULY 0, A GOLI-HEAUED CANE, WITIL - Siiaa Wetl, ‘preacnited by J. ., Jan. 1 176, A liberal rewand by returning to ‘Gerianta’ Hotol, foom iy 2 ITATED ALY DN T1E MDISIRG OF 7118 ¢ from fot impded by Buperide, Fine, nod 14t 1n oI R e A JAMES EGAN, A TAY MANE, WHICH THE OWNEN ol yropeity” sud yaylug clistés f{WIE_UNION FURNITURE COMVANY SECLL, liousohutid furaljure, much Or Hitle, 0B Weokly b nwntbly payiments. 603 West Mudisan-af. NIVORCES. DVVORCES LEGALLY AND QUIETLY ONTAISED In any Brate, for incompatllility, éte.; resldenc ot mater(alj feo atter docrue. st Blty ‘reference Audreas G. 1, 51N, 57 Asulaid lilgck, O] 1l ])l\'u‘uc} '''' Quii LEGALLY AN .TLY OBTAINED ,l‘u[rrysuu -m:‘:gm{)ry for hnmmvl“nfllly, 5 Ce uunr ‘e¢ after docrev; 12 yoars' TR T FOIR NALE, O SALE-STEAMBOAT, SUITABLE FOR FAMIY K ::;}‘..’i:."mf uF """'"E.’, Dertlee. Want drart, ek 11 will bo sold ehieap, owner iavin $300._Apply s stori 8l 1 P00 PALE — TENTS, CANFING OUTHT DRI e < g Y g mE i&om“"flr“’m"th Goverumunt kools Hepol piuved to ¥ tandol STORAGE, VERERAL 5TORAQE HOUSK, 10, 12, 14 AND 10 bk A T AR D Ut 008 oW, wtyred L fAro-prul ware uney advanced tu shy SNt at loweat ri QaIE: NITUIK, AND MEICHANDIER DG ot Ciaies o Weas Horoa At T INNTRUCTIONS Inday w ) ¥ e it Vetvuts Falailyy Fedor: Ccesoxclianged. 843, Tribunevce, ' QEETCHING Fi NATUIK TAUGITT TN DNE ¢ (udiug shwdingt. Pupls -l.u;gfi:“n'xfly Ll .‘J:Y&fi:: p U R *val e, W AK FLOWERS TAUGIT IY THE NEW METH W S VT o a oF & our Focmas Tariud, taciude 1ng G0t o 16 Ksiv bt 10 UAEluligy fur hung AND DEALERS—1 OFFER cut, on Tndbinu, n o L AY 2 [ 8 ida e B e lisy now ready to be AUyl W Reres of lad iy to f lund fo Laporte Coint. furigh. the- i th sty fatlona oan ELH ;rh‘fi";\h ‘B ’I'"A ije fo roswai ‘Addrera W ols Ji0TisE; MUST oy wid 1 wound thude unice, BOARD oD, BT1I03 REL 12; munt Tis clicapt st 235 Wost Mndl- R “South Kides TG BAST YAY,, BUNEN-ST.. NRAT BTATE- Hoard for [adies or goatlemeit, $4 10 96 pee weuk, with use of pisno, 9QE i A WiND ONF Pl R AT Fouttn wIih buan, o i T e s MCIHIGAN-AV.—FIGNT PATILOit FORTAY dl l"‘ll:lll‘fl;‘:flfllx whho shtigly rootna fur geutle- e, 10 7ent, Wit buw CORNER THIRTEENTIL. or 0 4192 mo‘sm.& A B st —Lutgu slcuva alw, KIOLher roou, OF 4wy gentieiicn, with DR, - Tieferenees cxehatgod, West Sldes 18 QUREXAV. GLLOSITE UNION PARK (NEW iarbu blockl, fuurth louse suuth of Handuipit: at.=Goad Loard and’as fiao ruoind as can be found fu bia cily, Terms, 80 W 7 pr - Heferences ox- clanged. Rlotels, VEVADA HOTEL, 148 ANI) 160 WADASIL-AV., N A ontaret bt Wi boendy #1565 it day, $8tu 34 per weok, 3 __BOARD WANTED, BUVIR OF FUNNIRIED I e, Sl B irat o kace. by g of ol chrst s raikioiee 'Aldress TYOATU—_FOR GENTUENAN ARD LADY, WITH !? and for Iady uily, %‘-hfi!“w T SN wltniy Twenty biluiedot Wil and sfaie'uutt A drvas % 18, Trlbuns vtice. gcpers need spply. AddressZ 3, Tribune officy. o VEIRNONAL, PG AR EAN Employmont Agencios, (TUATIONS \WANTED— any (8 one or moro sery- anta. ‘the xhould In: - anta, she should Inqujro whuee auch well-catabllshed empi 416 Walash- A enplormento TTUATIONS WANTED— T P e s Sfhu s e padle r wlp O ol il it 74 i W QITUATIONS W 7 o By Uerman femnale l{(tlp l!lllulg @ eandinsvian sipplicd a3 Mre. DUSK 4y ol il vaus JITUATIONS WANTED-LADIES 18 WAN S e ot hEi o M1 hationities ean be t Aulicd at Shre, LAVHISE D, 398 West Mudimiost, Miscellnacous, SITUATION \WANTEI-A LADY 18 DESIIOUS OF 33 obisining 8 hosfiion either aa cothpanion to & ludy ot 83 housekeeper & widuwer's fainlly whiery thore ara uhout 3 children; cav likewlse wrile In an offics. Ne tifers wowd apily, Call 2 154 Aravld-at., Souts o 350z TE o Dt G e e B0 : Ti-ruan Louse o i 8L e e Lusahies 500wl ool Tepalr. LAG- TUNE, 10 W asliington iak, MICIIGAN.AV, AND NIGH. i Park, 1giwood, Ttevinia, Winget i, bot R A O A T T A TO RENT_LOOUS NTSIED JHO0MS, WiTh 170 MEST-NICE T Block, Iandolph-stey U or, without Boand; it tear Clark. _Apply ut Kouin 3 PO HEST=C00L FoxT RO nisticd, eheap, 84 74 Hast Vao Buer 'O HENT—108 SOUTH EANGAMON-ST-—NTCE fornishicd roums, some oF theth ealtubie for 1i lpmspkccping, with 1w luris parions Guod board slio e hod clieap. ED_100M3 erything come 152 North flale WELT Kitclien ou ilrat Hoos ckoepings two 1 family, S18 jier nonth. TO MENT_S , OCTICES, &c. St ddomeic i LGANT ind 419 south ANTED-TORE With viosel, or sull Wife, Without buard, Mndisun aud Fischea 03, Tribuie uitlev. 1CELY PO woms fur gentieinan and Aliree hlucks trom carner of 3 FeIvTCuCes Uxchonged. Addrest ¥ F distance 1o v Itent nut o ex- it 3 SHEG in Food focatian, atating price wuc keoptiy Audre o o, ul LAUNDE di-sL., neat Cinrk, oo o s.u',x',:n\'fi' THUST DEEDS PO 300 KACIL e T b b w1 b el utenat puyabils o nllyy tresteclaws propertyd ey, Dromint iyl Kraor, Ninuire of ADOLIA AOSES, TN Rl OANB ON COLLATEItALE OO R AT A 101 ancd 133 Ludalic-st, DMONEY TO LEND= TE, O oo 0 SUT B o col 0 Property; on fa uteil Tlu-y‘:"‘nlx (R T R A o e it DONEY INTA vollateral cates, uld lssue. TEIN CliicAGd OXEY TO LOAN ONREAL ESTA Préterred. MEAD & COE, £ l‘ and vicinity, improved 135 Lasalle-sl, it CENT LOANS—¥,u00 ORt OVE N per cent i city bropers stuporcent. TURNELL 1 -ty o S () () =S8 81,8000 TOLOAN ON 18- $H00 758 Rl a0t LOAL OV 2 Vtoerty, FUINEL & BOKD: 1t W aalfpgion: Y0 (U N OTIE S TU LOAN O3 $10.000 5 Seies pise 10 195538 t TO LOAN aumorinia UN D, 107W ol DESTIING TO REACH COUNTIRY e cait dows (L Cheijicst ahd beat e or inure wections of Reilogys Groa aud slate it oF il und map sdaice A KELLOUG, 76 Ju Nowas nserated catas LL GASITPAIL AST-GF CLOTINRG, CAR: peta, fUrinre, and iy neous goods of auy Kind by sendiniz lelter (0 JUNAS GELDELR, U4 State: WIBHS can liave dealred, two s in 8 quiet suburhan ooy teriie moderate, Addross B, Tribuus oice, TANTED-TO BUY=TWO DRRRICK! Secoiud-tutid, 00 feet long, or_four Iength,_ Audress M. FINNIOAN & 0N, T w0 EXCRANGE. QYT 01 CLOTHES MADE TO ORDER WANTED D) in nxchauge vr ino roadewagon, X 85, Tribuno, [0 EX —10U: UUNTRY l 5 “ lence on Enulfi TENDING TO TRAVEL ne LT Bitiies Tultheully ly iistruction giv tow. clear, Worth 34,0 fur fv Msautny ‘()D“ or less, and losn party oo denve §1, 40, Owners ly. J. Co (0., 121 Dearborn 4+ buscinent., vu Bvar bi. Josepl, 4y’ proverty. Iucnn:hnneenh wiced. hA“vl"ELI Ulllwlfl-ll{. oo Ju. ERESAL W e & ¥ ute, b, Lo :l!nl &: llwlll..lluulu 6, No. 133 Eust 3 mdisun-at. e NEWING MACHINES, A LL RINDS—FIFTY PINST-CLASS MACHINES, I\ Llfl‘mbld!lillni Ofteen dlflumuJ In:lcnlll haVe witach- meots, are i rices ords ud will ba sold at about oie-adiind reguter pricy; actiun guscautecd or moa- ¥ requnded at UEQ. Py & €08, 64 Wavasl 0I¢ ion saLi—cuov & DAKEIL $i6) WIRE B ety w0y Whaot 38+ forpay Mvasest; emingto 1o pa; ® Mhoey loaned an fuca. 1lrate Lond Offices 133 in Claricat,, oot 2, v BOO OUINALS, §8 A VOLUAIE; HLACKIES AR S el Savtre: 4io: G muery, R NG Bloeh. o, Satiabubiivied SETEn SRR TR T JARTNER WANTED~LIVE MAN, W A A i e et wi periuonth. Address il TI g0, 500 - bite . Vo) MUSIUAL, L E~. PLANO, CAT. U TR A A MABROUN LIRS, s R it Ty y oraun caisloglo pricd sa.4e | Al puw warrauted. W be aold ab a largs reduction Trom Alave Bguren. J G 1. Soum 8 Exclbage Buljlis,