Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 1, 1876, Page 1

VOLUME XXXI. WESTEEN TRADE. { f sy CHICAGO, SUNUAY. OCTOBER 1, 1876—SIXTEEN PAGES. CLOTHING Representative Houses. Tir OPENTXG of & branch house in Chicago by A. T. Stewart & Co. 18 a large addition to {he importance of Chicago as a business centre, “gnd is cvidence of the fact that the business men of the West prefer to buy in Chicago rather | zflun in New York. The Western buyer is an | ntelligent one, and to the cxtent of his means 1ghrays wants the best. The tendency of intelli- i gent merchants is largely to encourage this de- mand, for experience has taught that the dealer . whose goods and whose manner of doing busi- gess has attained @ public celebrity is not only enabled to sell, but forced to sell, nt moderate , prices, and to furnish & good article. In every ;mnmry in the world a well-established mercan- tile reputation s & very valuable element in * pastness, and recognized as the very best guar- I antees a stranger can have in making purchases. A countryman thinks h is buying a watch very { cheap 8t some auction shop. He hears every 7 reprecentation made that will be likely to in- * gnence the sale,—yet if the same countryman ¥ spplicd to N. Matson & Co. be would have |. . learned that every representation made would conform to the truth, and that whatever he ; bought had Intrinsic value. The purpose of the fuclosed scheme of news- < paper advertising is to bring intelligent and re- ¥ gponsible buers into a wider acqualntance with § dealers of established reputation, to the mu- ¢ tusl advantage of both. Travelers' Guide. | GRAND PACIFIC BOTEL— i Cor. Clark and Adams-sta., Joux B. DRAKE & Co., Proprietors, + PALMER HOUSE— £ State and Mouroe-sts., Plo-rn:n PALMER, Proprietor. ; Deslers i Artistic and Fine Gooads for Household and Personal Use. TAMONDS— N. Marsox & Co., Cor. State and Monroe-sts, 3 OIL PAINTINGS, LITEOGRAPHS, AND IMPORTERS OF WORKS OF ART— = M. O'BRIEN, 208 Wabash-av. ART FURNITURE— W. W. STRONG MANUPACTURING CO., Cor. Adams and Wabash-av. ART WORK IN STERLING SILVER—~ GoREAM MANUFACTURING Co., -1 Bond-st., New York. BrEWSTER & Co., of Broome-st., New York. STUDEBAEER BROTHERS, Bouth Bend, Ind. ; 265 Wabash-av. i AMERICAN SILES— CHENEY BROTHERS, F 477 Broome-st., N. Y. For sale by prominent dealers everywhere. g 8ol Sy * TPHOLSTERY STUFFS— W. W. STRONG MANUPACTURING Co., Cor. Adams and Wabash-av. : : : N. Marsox & Co., Cor. State and Monroe-sts. . HATTERS AND FURRIERS— Biszor & Baewnes, Monroo and Statc-sta, PIANOS (Steinwsy & Sons)— Lyox & Heavy, Btate aad Monroe-sts. PIANOS (Chickering & Sons)— A Rerp & Sox, VanBuren and Dearborn-sts. ORGANS AND MELODEONS— Masox & Hamwrs Oreax Co. ARTIST JEWELERS— N. Mursox & Co., Cor. State and Monroe-sts. CLOTHING (Resdy-made)— Jaxes WiLpE, Jr., State and Madison-sta. CARPETS— HoLuSTER & GoRrmawm, . 221 State-st. *HINA AND GLASSWARE— BOURLEY & TYRRELL, " 83 and 85 State-st. BuTHBOXB, 8ARD & Co., 83 Lake-st. FaAresaxks, Morsg & Co., 111 and 113 Lake-st. ;' BILVER-PLATED WARE— MzgrmEN Brrrassia Co., i . 556 Broadway, N. Y. : N. MaTsox & Co., Cor. 8tate and Monroe-sts. Havrv’s 8arE axD Lock Co., 147 Dearborn-st. GUNS, RIFLES, ETC.— W. E. SPENCER, 154 State-st. (Buccessor to J. T. Jewett), 128 Dearborn-st. ‘The character and exclusiveness of this col- n will be strictly maintained, and only cards "IRY strictly representative houses will be nserted * ®any price. The cards will appear dafly in first column 4§ mt page in Chicago Zimes and CHICAGO TRIB- 4 TEE. A For further particulars address = JonN MANNING, Care Publisher Chicago Times i Exccuted in the latest style and in the best manner at ANSEN, BCLURG & ©0.'S, 117 & 119 State-st. This week wec introduce Novelties in Men’s and Boys’ Hats. Tllustrated Plat{- mailed upon re- ques J.8. BARNES & CO., . 70 Madison-st. 'COAL BY CAR. G Kl . Fad Upening For the purpose of displaying our IMMENSE STOCK oF Fall and Winter CLOTHING! WILL OCCUR ON Monday,Oct.2. ALL ARE IXVITED T0 ATTERD. WILLOUGHBY, HILL & CO, BOSTON SQUARE- DEALING CLOTHING, SOUTHEAST GORNER OF Clark & MWadison-sts. _COAL. “COAL. ROGERS & (i SHIPPERS OF . COAL. consumers our celcbrated oal, by cargo, car-load, . Aleo, Lehigh, We offer to dealers Lackawanna ** Franklin or at retail, at lowest marl Inmp, and prepared sizes. ** Morris Run " Dloss- burg, for emith purposes. Briar Hill, Brookficld, and Cannel Coal, for steam or family use. Screened Coal delivered from yards in city. $7.75 per ton. 7.50 per ton. 5 per ton. <£.00 per ton. .} 144 Market-st. TARDS: 1772 South Clatk st . arket-st. OFFICES { 100 Dearborn-st. COAL BY CARGO. COAL AT RETAIL. ‘Having boucht our Coal since the late decline East, we are ahle to give customers the very low— eat prices. We are still eclling onr OELEBRATED LACKAWANNA GOAL. Give us a call before purchasing. BOGLE & CO., 133 LaSalle-st. DOCK—Chicago-av. Bridge. (hicago Coal Exchange. The Dealers represented in this Ex- change will sell Anthracite Coal at Retail, delivered in Chicago, on and after Mon- day, Oct. 2, at the following rates: There will e an advence of 25 cents er ton in the prices heretofore charged for Coal on cars to country customers. Dy order of the Exch.’mic. J. KI ND. Secretary. SATINGS Chartared by the \§ Exclusively 8 2 % # 105 Clark-st., Methodist Church Block. Receives Savings Deposite upon interest at 5 ner ceut, enbject to the rales. Money loaned on Illi- nojs Farms. 690D NOTES, LOCAL STOCKS, CITY & COUNTY BONDS, Boucht and Sold, and Loans Negotiated, EDWARD L, BREWSTER, 101 Washington-st. JOHN M. AVERY & COPANY, MORFTGAGE LOANS A;l‘ LOWEST RATES OF INTEREST. 157 & 159 LaSatle-st. J. B, REED, York. Jon 2 AV 1 Cholee Iarge loans on fmproved city business property at SEVEN; $10,000 and four sums 0f $3,000 each, 10 lend 88 8. . UDDER & MASON. 107-109 Dearbora-st. LS. TREMOVAL SHOENFELD BROS, TO THEIR NEW STORE, No. 186 North Clark-st,, CORNER OF ERIE. Grand Opening Tondzy Morning, Oct. 2, ‘With an ENTIRE NEW STOCK of DRY GOODS CARPETS. Our own importation of all For- eign Goods. S All American Fabrics bought di- rect of the Eastern manufacturers. Laties of the North Side!! You can now find all your wants on the North Side, including the latest novelties o the seascn ; there is no more necessity of your going to the South Side to do ycur shop- ing. Call and see the New Establish- ment of SHOENFELD BROS, 186 North Clark-st., cor. Erie. .—Thanking our iriends for past pat- ve. wo kindly ask them to continue the same in our new place. Edmund A. Cummings, Real Es- tate and Loans and Renting Agency, removed to 134 L.aSalle-st., corner Madison. MRS. DR. GROSS Hes Removed her Office and Resi- dence to the Palmer House. Rooms near Elevator. SAFETY DEPOSIT VAULTS, SAFETY DEPOSIT VAULTS OF THE STATE SAVINGS INSTITUTION, Nos. 80 & 82 LeSalle-st., Chicago. tho oity, or To partios temporarily leavin oir homes, persons who feel insecure at these Vaults offer ABSOLUTE SECURITY ‘For trunks, wearing apparel, books, silver- ware, and valuables of every description. These Vaults are the MOST SUBSTANTIAL Of their kind in this country. Thoy are constructed with all the modern improve- ments, and are carefully watched night and day by efilcient watchmen. They are situated 80 as to Eive AMPLE ROOM For the convenienco of their patrons. A pri- vate parlor is provided for Iadies. There re slargo number of comparum:ents forthe safo kaeping of money, coin, aiamonds, bonds wills, deeds, abstracts of title, receipis, and all valuable papers, which will be rented on Treasonable terms. The State Savings Institution Isthe oldest Bavings Bank in Chicago. It Foceives Savings Doposits and pays intarest thereon at the rate of SIX PER CENT per annum, subject to the rules of the Institu- tion. D. D. SPENCER, President. A. D. GUILD, Cashier. fety Vaull Sy W FIRML! NEW G00DS! THE CHICAGO CARPET COMPANY, AT THE OLD STAND OF ALLEN, MACKEY & CO., 233 State-st., Have opened witha very fine stock of CARPETINGS Of all grades. Al30, Curtain and Upholstery Coods, Windotv Shades, ¥Wall Faper, Bedding, and Furniture, Which were bought for CASH at very low rices, and will be sold at prices lower than ave ever beon reacied in ihis city. Gro. PIAN(3§. TE ™ Grand, Square, and Upright PIANOS! World-Renowned for their Supe- riority o’ Tone, Excellency of Fin- ish, and Durability. Used and in- dorsed by all Leading Artists. Every Ingtrument warranted for an unlimited time. . MY Dzar M. KxAnE: It would hardly be credit- abic, ff onc did not sce ft Your Grand, after making {the’voyage ncrosstheoccan, being thrown about at rall: i rond depots, and lying here Mrasrs, Wit EXARE& Co.:Int o stornge warehouse for la_ehade N and f gives me Freat pleas:(Would you think ft possi- ure to render this justice tojble ?_Such would not be the instruments ‘of ~ your|possible with any pfano ex- manufacture,- Belleve me. {certing from your factory, Vezy truly urs, Everyone {3 admiring thifs CLARA "LGVISE REL-[really wondgrtul - fisira: = Z ment, and you_moy Imag- CLARERUEST, Sept. 1¢; '74.ine how praud I fec! fn pos- scesingit. * * ¢ My bus- Land jolns fn best regard, and remalo, Yours. very truly. PAULINE LUCCA. Zomigr, Switzeriand, Sent, 30, '74. Messns. Wy KEABE & Co., New York: Permit me to thank youfor the pleasure and enjoyment aflorded me by thé really-excellent Knabe Plano which I have used constantly since Ty arrival fn thik city, and which has become to inseparable companion in h: feldof art. Ltabrilliancy and cquallty of tane, aud e Tare sinsiug power, make {ta source of dei{ght to oy Iyrie artist. and a fajthfal interpreter of the rreat works of theoperatic stage. A8 such I have found {t. and I cannot Jeave this clty without expressing my ad- miration {or th ekl tndustry, and experienced tasto 80 cminently combine all the qualitics of the Kuabe Plano; 1ata DE MORSEA | CATALOGUES FREE ON APPLICATION, JULIUS BAUER & €O., Corner State and Monroe-sts., PALMER HOUSE, General Western Agents. HALLET, DAVIS & C0.'S GBRAND, SQUARE, AND UPRIGHT PIANOS! 30 Years Established! 75 First Premiums| i 20,000 NOW IN USE! SPECIAL ATTENTION fs called to the HALLET, DAVIS & CO.'S Upright Planos. They stand fn tune longer than any Pianos made. They are rich and full in tone; constracted to endure, and sre in every essental the Perfect Planosof the age. Music masters andama- teurs in America and Europe pronounce the Hallet, . Davis & Co.'s Uprights supreme and unrivaled. We append the names of a few of the many eminent musl- clans who have thus indorsed them: DAVID, Leading Compoger of Europe. FR thie Great German Song-Writer. ¥ T, the Greatest of Living Planists, FR L, Pupll of Liszt. Jo 3 J0. A D b i AU i 3 £S5\ Berin, JOSEPH JOACHIM, Cillet Director Berlig Royal Ac'y. ET. SOUBRE, Director Berlin Roval Academy, H. CONRADSCHLEINITZ, Prestdent Letpalg Conserr- atory c. . Prof, Lelpzig Conserv'ry of Masic. ctor Royal Opera. Saxony. REISHALD. Chfer Sasfcal Director Prussian rt. 10, Musical Director Prussian Court. EST RUDORFF, Prof. Berlin Royal Academy. These Placos, with other Musical Instrumenta of the ‘best makes, can be found at my Warerooms. Illustrated Price-Catologues furnished free on application. - W. W. KIMBALL, Corner State and Adams-stk., CHICAGO. OUR ECKE% Cash Prices oy BRO’S. PIANOS ave induccd 50 many purchasers to avail them- i selves of our Estraordinary Bargains thus offered, that we have a very few Square Piarcs left. We have, however, a number of very choice Uprights of both DECKER BROS. AND OTHER makes, that we are closing out o actual cost. We aléo offer our STORE FOR RENT, and will give possession, if desired, Oct. 1. Suit- abic for any businces that requires AMPLE SPACE AND LIGHT. Northwest corner State and Adams-ste. W R Opm FOUSEKEEPING GOOD LADIEST W. A LOWELL & €0, The Popular Montkly Payment House, STILL LIVES And are daily in receipt of new designs Carpetsand Furniture From the bost Eastern Factories. HOUSEHOLD GOODS & STOVES ON MONTHLY PAYMENTS, Best Goods. Dottom Prices. For atylish Carpets and polite sattention, goto 'W. A. LOWELL & CO., 736 West Madison-st., Corner of Lincoln. awes Y Messrs. ALLEN ang MACKRY are Both connected_with the Company, and will be glad to welcome oil their old patrons. ‘We solicit an examination of our gbods and prices. HONEY AT LOW RA:I’ESI 7T0 loan on Warehouse Recelpts for Grain and Provts: 1t) ficstes and_Vouchel 3‘13;::—’.}&.’”‘“‘ LAZARUS SIL CHBICAGO CITY CERTIFICATES, Al kinds, bought and sold by EDWARD L. BREWSTER, 101 WASHINGTON-ST. CHICAGO CITY CERTIFICATES, Recelvable for Taxes, for sale by JOHN H. WRENN & CO,, ‘Washington and Dearaorn-sta. ents and MAN, EXPOSITION SEEKERS And others are requested to call and examine the tresh arrival of latest styles of . BOOTS AND SHOES, t jobbers' prices. SR p“)lONTGONEHY & LAWSON, 44 State PROTOGRAPE T ——————— MAKES -THE BEST fi HMS B Phumgraphs INTEE CITY. 309 ‘West Madison-st. COLLECTION AGENCY. The Dilizent Creditors Ageney INCORPORATED BY LAW, No, 152 LaSalle-st., Chicago. FOR THE COLLECTION OF CLARMS THROUGHOUT THE WEST. Exprrienced legal correspondents in every conn- ty, whose respousibility we guarantee, D. E. TENNY, Pres. J. . FLOWER, Vice Pres, N. BACON, Sccretar: 000 Rolls Wall Paper, 6 G 6,000 Rolls Wall Paper, § cts. 8,000 Rolls Wall Paper, 10 ¢ts SHEPHERD, W WEATHER-STRIPS. ‘We sell nothing but the best, ad 38 low as the lowest, at the old stand. KELLEY BROS., Tribune Building, J DRY GOODS. AT, STEWART & 0. HAVE OPENED THEIR (HICAGD HOUSE, Wabash avenie AND Washington-st., Where they will be pleased to see their friends and cus- tomers, and the public gener- ally. FURNITURE. We shall offzr the coming week a full line of new style & (HAMBER SETS At Less than Manufaeturers’ Cost. CABINET PARLOR BEDS, With Woven Wire Mattress, all Wal- nuty $28 ; vegular price, $55. PARLOR SUITS, At prices NEVER BEFORE offered in this market. SIDEBOARDS, MARBEE-TOP TABLES. A FULL LINI; OF MATTRESSES at Equally Low Prices. We invite close cash buyers to examine our goods and obtain our prices. HOLTON & AILDRETH 22" SPIEGEL & LARN, 2518 253 Wabash-av. ‘We have just completed TWENTY additional styles of French Dresser and Dressing- Case Nuits, MARKED BOTTOM, TO INSURE READY SALE! ‘We are continually displaying Novelties in every department. broup Parlor S, Composed of ODD PIECES, new and very cheap. During this week we shall exhibit GRilds Ganopy Chamber Suits Of great beauty, designed and made by us to order. ‘An inspection is respectfully re- quested. CARPET CLEA CARPET CLEANING. Boston Stean Carpet-Cleaning Works. 8. ROTHCHILD & CO., Proprietors. Office and Works. 44 & 46 1. Adams-st. | o Tranch Office. 103 Twenty-Accond { Chicago. FPULLER CARPET AND CLEANING 8 ULLEGd ao53omis WANTED~T0 RENT. A nice cottage or small brick gouse in a good Joca- i ezt or North Side, - latter prefefred, for a 5. Address Leh. W, Tribune ofice, rtating price. To RENT. TO RENT. ‘Three-stc d basement Stone-front brick awellings, fih‘;’;sa, Non. 190 aud o Hichigan- ey e order. 0D} BT I o SRADLEY, 90 Laalle-st. | | 2 2 -Duilp Tribune, REAL ESTATE. TEN -CEN;I‘O TRAINS! East Grove WHERE WE ARE SELLING $75 LOTS, 30 feet wide, 132 feet deep, $85 LOTS, 30 feet wide, 132 feet deep, $100 LOTS, 30 feet wide, 132 feet deep, $10Call $5 Nt Mo Ineret ‘These Lots are at East Downer’s Grove, 5 minutes’ walk from depot. ‘They are 30 ft. wide and 132 ft. deep. They are _all beautiful garden soil, lying nhaufiso feet above the level of the Iake, an 30 to 40 feet Migher than the Railroad!! They are xolling land, with » gradual slops to the south. The location insures pure, healthy aur, perfect drainage, and DRY YARDS AND CELLARS ALL THE YEAR ROUND, with a charm- ing viow of the village snd the surroundi scape. ‘This 32 one of Chicago’s most attractive suburbs, being besutitully situated among hills snd natural groves. ‘There are already about1,000 inhabitants, with churches, sc.1ools, stores, etc. Besides the TEN CENT THAINS, which are for the special benefit of people employ- ed in the.city, there ara numerous other accommodation trains, with very low com- mutation. Special evening trains during the amuse- ment season, and Sunday trains for those desiring to attend church in the city. Thir 1s the cheapest FIRST-CLASS prop- erty in the market, is seiling at E‘En prices, and those who buy now are CERTAIN of a large profit in the near future. o ‘We have set out about 700 trees, and will make constant improvements that wiil in- sure & steady increase in values. We have slready sold a large number of Liots to par- ties who have bought to BUILD and make HOMES for themselves. hYs‘ furnish Abstracts FREE to each pur- chaser. BUY NOW! Get choice of Lots, and take advan of {he VEEY LOW ratea st which we Fopi g, for PRICES ARE GOING UP! On the 1st of next December we will ad- wvance prices as follows: Lots now selling for $75 will be $35! Lots now selling for $85 will be $100! Lots in Blocks nearest the Depot now selling for $100 will be 31251 There will be a further advance as im- rovements Drogress. P Remember, 30:£00t Lots, sllBigh and dry. ‘Trees now set out! Abstrac ! Lots shown FREE! Bave 17 cents a day and buy one. Coime to our offce at any time and examing maps eud plzts, andif vou really want to buy s NONE or to_make 8 SURELY-PAYING INVESTMENT, £0 with us gt 9 3. m., 10:30 8. m., or 3. m., and see the Lots FREE, STREET &BRADFORD 71 East Washington-st., Boom 4. FOR SALE, The Brick Building 648 and 650 Wabash- av. Dimensions, 30x170 feet. To be re- moved before Nov. 1. Apply to HILGER, JENEINS & FAXON, 229 an: 1 State-st. FRENCH * (LOCKS, Bronzes, Traveling Clocks, Elegant Presents and Keepsakes, new lot just received from Paris, and of- fered cheap. tles Bro.&., 266 & 268 Wabash-av.. NOTICE TO SCHOOLS OF CHICAGO AND VICINITY. The Board of Education of Chicago having de- cided to close the public schools on Monday, Oct. 3, to enable pupils and teachers to visit the Expo- sition, the rate of admission for that day will be: Children - - - - - 10c each Adults- - - - - - 25¢ each The Expoeition Management will make all pec- ry arcangzements to render the occasion pless- rofitable, and eafe to all who may attend. BLGIN and WALTHAN WATCHES, And an elegant assortment of FINE IMPORTED WATCHES, FINE COLD JEWELRY, SILVER AND SILVER-PLATED WARE, AT ABOUT HALF THE REGULAR PRICES Now being ciosed ont at the BANKRUPT SALXE, Cor. of Lake and Clark-sts. Every article Warranted. BUSINESS CAEDS. “Weather Strips Put On at 3 1-2 Cents Per Foot. Save Agents’ commission, and have yoor work done by irustworthy and competent mechanics. The trade suppiied at low rates. J. S. BAST, 270 and 272 North Clark-st. CHARLES J. BISHOP, ACCOUNTART AND EXPERT BOOEKEEPER, 87 Waahington-st, Boam 3L PRICE FIVE CENTS, POLITICAL The lron-Bound, Rock-Root- ed Democracy Nominate Their Congressmen for This City. In the Second and Third Dise tricts the Present Incum. bents Unanimously Selected. The First District Conven- tion Opens with and Breaks up in a Jolly Row. Hoxie’s ¢ Bar’l” and His Wills ingness to Come Down Capture the Game. The Disaffected Betire, Consult, and Nominate the “ Bridgeport Statesman,” And There Is Much Waiiing and Gnashing of Teeth Around the Palmer ]I\ope. Caulfield Retires from the Race and Says Posi- tively He Will Not Run. Ho Nover Could Smrvive the Disgraco ol Being the Candidate of the First District Hob. Hoxie is Jubilant===" The People Want Him Because He Can Work and Not Talk.” Bogus Soldiers’ Convention at Indians apolis Thursday---The State to Be Filled with Tramps and Plug-Uglies. Cheerful Prospects in Ohio---The Campaign in Delaware. The Shot-Gun Politicians Busy in South Carolina. Fifty Republicans Assassinated Thery During the Present Campaign. CONGRESSIONAL. FIRST DISTRICT. A BOW IN THE CAMP. Union Hall has seen noisy times. Never be- fore, however, has it witnessed such disgraceful scenes as took place thereyesterdayin the cffort to nominate & Democratic candidate for Con- gress from the First District. To describe the crowd it is only necessaryto say that the twa classes of Democrats wers present,—the plugs and the respectables. They belonged exclusive- ly to neither faction,—Caulficld's or Hoxic’s. They were found in each, snd in grest profu- sion. The idea of a contest was uppermost in most minds, and none were disappointed. [t was clear from the start that there would be trouble. It was in theairand in the complex- ion of the crowd, and the proceedings will show how everybody’s anticipations were realized. Promptly at 11 o'clock, Gen. Corse, Chalrmaz. of the Congressional Committee, ranped oo tho tahle and called the elements toorder. Im- mediately R. E. Goodell jumped up and nomi- nated E. F. Cullerton for temporary Chairman. Somebody else nominsted Gen. Corse. Howlg of approval and dissatisfaction followed from the representatives of the two sides. Gen. Corse tried to cvoke order out of the chaos, but his cfforts were fruitless. J.H.Rea, one of the respectables, who had taken 3 seat Dear tho front, tried to get a hearing, and succeeded in saying that Gen. Corsc-should nominate the temporary Chairman. He was rewarded for his pains by the pertinent observation from Gen. Corse that he ought to take bis seat. The noise continuég, both sides tryiag to get a hearing, and Ge] rse advising and entreat— ing all parties to come to order, and not behave like a lot of schoolboys. He managed to re- store partial quiet, and read the published call. Having got this duty off his mind, he nominated A. D. Waidron, of Hyde Park, as temporary Chairman. R. E. Goodell jumped up and renewed his pomination of E. F. Cuilerton. Gen. Corse put his nomination of Mr. Wal- dron, and the afirmative votes certainly were in the majority, although the noes were loud and T Forsyth ted a chalr in great hast obn Forsythe mounted a e, e Chair. and appealed from the decision of Gen. Corse—I have decided. . Everybody now esteemed it his duty to nolsily proclaim that he appealed from the decision of the Chair. Gen. Corse introdaced Mr. Waldron as tem- porary Chairman. The Forsythe crowd, the supporters of Barney Caulflcld, received the an- nouncement with evident disgust, while the Hoxie men, led by Mr. Rea and other respecta- ble gentlemen, looked quictly o, their more noisy partisans_expressing_their approbation with howls of delight. Mr. Waldron stood un- movyeable amidst the noise and confusion. Jobn Forsythe put the nominaticn of Cul- lerton,and were cries for Cullerton and cries for Waldron. One took his stand at the left and the other at the right of the reporters’ table, their respective partisans crowdiog sround. Mr. Waldron in e of the o, managed to et T. in spite of the din, managed to get & hearing, aa said it was usual for the Chairman of the Congressional Committee to zp?oln: Y temporary Chairman, who was to appolut tho Committee on Credentials. That Cowmitteo was to say who should vote. THE FUN COMMENCES. A volce—*1 say Cullerton isn’t the Chair- man.” John Forsythe straddled his favorite steed, & chair, and screeched out: & T 'say he is. Cullerton i3 tbe Chairman.” [Derision.] Several members asked Forsythe in one breath f he was a delegate. Forsythe—I am. A member—We don’t know thst. Forsythe—I am a delegate. ‘A member (sneeringly)—We'll see abont Mr. Waldron, the Hoxie faction’s Chai put the nomination of Matthew Fleming as retary, and declared him elected. Dave Thorntod, with the livid spots sf out on his face and neck, nominated o McHan BE. bemetasy of sho. 00 e of the tion. Bum‘aaeurlu prepared for b sk E ! e responses were deafening. There~. % & [ |