Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 6, 1876, Page 1

VOLUME XXXL WESTERN TRADE. Representative Houses. Danel Webster's vote only counted one on fctlon day,—preciscly the same as tho vote of 0l ;h; ::’:'L‘ power of convincing othor votors, iy ift of gentus, of {nfluencing them o bIim:egcrdlnic to ms convictions. e an'll:itfl publie opinfon and created it. mm tendency of trade is to recognize the ublic op! m:fi. money Is as good as another’s, It fs of fote! antlle ton aflo jenced huyer. '] :::iognlud 88 the best guaranty a stranger anhate in maklng purchoses, Travelera' Gulde. R HOUSE (fire-proof)— HEE State and Monroe-sts., The best farniehed house in the U, 8. Porrer PAaLMzn, Proprictor, GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL— Cor. Clark and Jackeon-sts., Jonn B. DrAE & Co,, Proprietors. Ia Artistic and Fine Goods for D‘u':mmm aud Personsl Use. + DIAMONDS— N. Matsox & Co., Cor. Btate and Monroc-sts. AINTINGS, LITHOGRAPHS, Ol PRTERS OF WORKS OF ANT— 7 M. O'Brizx, 208 Wabash-av. 4LKS AND FINE DRESS GOOD8— Cras. Gossaan & Co., 106, 103 and 110 Btate-st. AND ARTISTIC TATLORS— Epwarp Err & Co., 105 Wabash-av. ART FURNITURE— W. W. 8rroxe Fonrxiruns Co., Cor. Adams and Wabash-av. Goruax ManuracTuRiNg Co., 1 Bond-st., New York. SEWING-MACHINES— 8inaEnR MaxurACTURING Co., 111 Btate-st. CARRIAGES~— BTUDEDAKER BROTHERS, Bouth Bend, Ind.; 205 Wabash-av. FINE WATCHES— : N. Mamsox & Co., Cor. State and Monroe-sts. GUXNS, RIFLES, AND SPORTING OUTFITS— W. E. 8rexcen & Co., 54 Btato-st. HATTERS AND FURRIERS— Bisnor & Bannszs, Mounroe and Stato-sts. PIANOS (Chickering & Sons)— A. Rexp & Box, VanBuren and Dearborn-sts. ORGANS- Masox & Hamriy Oraax Co, Boston, New York, Chicago. JEWELERS AND BILVERSMITHS— N, Matson & Co., Corner Stato aud Monroe-sts. WEDDING BTATIONERY— Jaxsen, McCrore & Co,, 117 and 119 S8tate-at. CHINA AND GLASSWARE— Boneey & TYRRELL, 83 and 85 Btate-st. S§TOVES, FURNACES, ETC. (Wholeaale)— Rarnvone, 8anp & Co,, 83 Lake-st. Forale in all the principal towns in the U, 8, 8CALES FAIRDAXES, Mopsz & Co., 111 and 113 Lake-st. ULVERPLATED WARE— MzripEx Barrannia Co., 550 Broadway, N. Y. N. Marsox & Co., Cor. Btate and Monroc-sts. et SAFES.. Haww's Bivm anp Look Co,, 147 Dearborn-st. The cards wiy) o £ ppear daily in first column r;‘:vplgeln Chicago Tymes and Ciiroaao Tnis- ¥or further Particulars address Joun BLamninG, Curo Publisher Critoaco Tninons. SUNDAY SERVIOES. M00DY & SANKEY, Yy oo e Seernas, 0uroe & Franklin-sty, "’:'3?#}%'; fn the MORNING--ADDRESS TO Tickets can b A "Doors open at 7 oictoei ™S REE ALY, 40cLo0K \FTERN FOMEN on |8 the AFTERNOON—ADDRESS TO ep(“wgg',;c‘k-. No tickets vequired. Doors 2 X 0cLock Fri n the EVENING—~ADDRESS TO 0 o';’.f: Notickets requred. Doors opon at = F Cluans anp TOBACCO, OR SALE 2,000,000 Cigars R nbxl::nd mnd,: nomfl. x Also E’"‘ W’;-‘"l?yuhl dlscounts for tc:a‘;lpapgfiu:o’:fi ~So wamasmay. P AT, WA ggv:luu in'y::r: d:x:s ys' Hats, Il s Flites ‘matiod "upba " res J.B. BARNES & 00, 90 Madlson‘at. est cltizen,—but preceding election tnfon {n llke manner, although bject to the qualification, that tho patronage £ lligent buycrs creates what {s catled mer- reputation, and that mercantile reputa- rds the highest protection toj the fn- In every country In the well established mercantlie reputaiion ART WORK IN STERLING BILVERWARE—, GILES,BRO.& (0. CNICAGO, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1876. OARPETS, Etc. DRY GOODS. BottomPricos Heached ’ CarpetCompany, A T STEWART 233 STATE-ST,, OLD STAND OF Are now solling Carpets at pricos ‘within tho reach of all. TEHEIR Axminster. . -..$2.25 §2.50 g Wiltons .00 2.50 Velvets. 176 2,00 Body Brassels. ceeee 140 15O Tanestry Brussels. - 9% 100 Dest Btandard Extra Super In- £ veeeenvaanns PRENN | a0 ) Medium Super Ingrains. 7 80 Fine to Exira Fine Ingrafns..... 60 70 Other Grades Ingrain........... 35 137 MATTING, OIL CLOTHS, OUR- TAINS, WOOL BLANKETS, and BEDDING at correspondingly low prices: WALL PAPER st ONE-HALF last soason’s prices. FURNITURE of all kinds at lower figures than have ever been reached in the West. 233 STATE-ST. CLOCKS AND BRONZLS, CLOCKS, Bronzes, Traveling Clocka, Elegant Prosents and Keepsakes, new lot just received from Paris, and of- fored cheap. Wabash avenue AIND 'Washington.st, Where they will he pleased to see their friends and ous- tomers, and the public gener- ally. COALs _COAL. 66 & 268 Wabash- R GERS &9 Gfiu; BHIPPERS OF e e 4 ‘We offer to denlers and consumers onr celebrated . Lackawanna ** Franklin® Coal, by cargo, car-load, COAL. TO ORDER. |& s i iiiye: Great Reduction in Pricgs burg, for smith purposcs, Briar HIll, Brookfeld, and Cannel Conl, for steam or family use. But NO CHANGE in QUAL- ITY of fabric or workman« Sereened Coal delivered from'yarda In elty, Range size.. ..$7.75 per ton, Chestnut size. 7.50 per ton. Egg and Grate size.. 7.25 per ton. Pea 8ize.auaunnnn-..... 4.00 perton. .} 144 Market-st. ship. : YA-RDS-{'zvlz 2 South Clac-t, 5 Market-st, vv ILSON BROSI’ OFFICES { 100 Dearborn-st. ART GALLERY, BRAND’S ART RECEPTION Last evening was a pronounoced suc- oess, and many enthusiastic visit- ors roquested that tho reception might bo continued THIS EVENING, To allow many detained by the rain tho privilego of scoing the groat photographic group of the FIRE DEPARTUENT, And many other beautiful picturos. A cordial invitation for this even- ing is extendod to all lovers Bf art, E L B ) 210 and 212 Wabash-av, FURS, TIIX CANADA. POL MANDRG 00, 67 & 69 Washington-st. WATCUIES, JEWELITY, &c. An elogant nssortment of WATCHES, FINE COLD JEWELRY, SILVER AND SILVER-PLATED WARE, AT ABOUT HALF THE REGULAR PRICES - Now being closed out at the BANKRUPT SALE, Cor. of Lake and Clark-sts. Rvery article Warranted, Desirable Ofices TO m].}HEENT TRIBUNE BUILDING. INQUIRE OF Madlsou-st., N, W. Cor. Franklin, Gffer Lo the Trade and Fur Manufacturers, 1G] 10 e S eal, Ofter, on 3 Room 8 TRIBUNE BUILDING 11500 Canada Mink bets, 3,500 Alavka Mink Sots, 800 Lynx und Centennial Bets, 2,600 Imitation Seul Bots, 8,500 Itobes In Buflalo, Wolf, Raccoon, ete. Largest varicty of fur trlmnilnge, furriora’ skins, and matorial Speelal Inducemants and Libersl Terma, Any article made to order at shortest notice. LEAK & BUCHER, EINANOIAL, FOR RENT, STORE or BANK ROOM, Corner Clark and Washington.sts, Apply on promi; GENENAL NoTio ELECTION POOLS. SPECIAL NOTICE. On and after this date Pools wil ‘TOLEDO BILLIARD llALl.iF l:l‘)‘l‘l‘fi?:un #l., ON the Ohlo and Indiana State Electiony at 12 m, and 8. m, overy day until eloction d"'.\ocl"' lg. 3 N. B.—Géntlemon wishing to plave wioney on wml"fi, elections without publlcfly. will find my ue, facilities unsurpassod for the busine: ANNOUNCEMENT, 1 beg loave to Inform my 1 . ancen iat 1 am now’ assaciaied i baaiacausint: r. R J. Walshe, Draper und Tallor, Vickor's ‘Theatis Tullding, wher 1.wh) b!Lpl;:edc;‘.;cr:f celve thein, W, C, \ Late of Wilde, Bluott & Co, NOTICE. Presron, Kean & Co., BANKERS. COMMERCIAL BANKING 1o wil s brauck e FORKIGN EXCIIANGE, Letters of Credlt, Gov- oramenta, Gald, (lold Exchange. INVESTAENT BEVURITIES, Town, County, City, School Hondy, and othior Securities. 100 WARHINGTON-ST, Branch—Cor, Washington and Ualuted-sta, 7 PER CENT. Yery cholce loans un very cholce husineas m&:rl? at BEVEN] o0 Lu{ SO0, 810, 00 o e AT R HONEY AT LOW RATES To Bash, Door, and Blind Dealers. 1 havo s lot '0 loan o “'l_f‘flhuulO Hecelpts lfl_f Grain and Provls: ark S Bt et L B o | ERESLUVEIBARA S S ol E. 1_._‘.":13%‘).&‘(‘::1‘:{“ " —— liank Chamber o mnerce. L DENTISTRY, = OJL TANKS, WiLsOon &« EVENDEN, ] OIL TANKS "l‘ any SHIPPING CANS, 73 47 & 40 Weat Lake Bireat, b5 . . TOAGO. . > i@ ARED JOA CATALOVUA . TEETH. Why pay $20 and §30 when yo e fal flu:ipf ‘J"‘U','ln’,,l(" fiefi? lfi's‘r:fimtg tor bscu!; ‘Tbe fineat and most fashionable resors tu (ho cit; Cornor Clark and Ravdolph-ata, s «Unlon of the "“lmh - POLITICAL. A Bombshell In the Camp of the Indiana De- moctracy. Their Confldence Game with the Greenbackers Ex- posed and Frus- trated. Withdrawal of Wolcott, the Independent Candidate for Governor. e Urg%s His Republican TFollowers to Unite on Ben Harrison. The So-Called Democratic Boys in Blue at In- dianapolis. A Crowd in Which Thieves and Roughs Are Remark- ably Conspicuous. Northern Indiana Assemblgs at Elkhart to Hear Bob In- gersoll. Letter from Mr, Blaine Vurther An- imadverting on Judge Clif- ford's Decision, The Latest News from Ohio=e« Everything Augurs a Grand Republican Success. Tildon Robhing the Workingmen--- * RBuining a Flourishing Penn- gylvania Town. Bleeding an Iron Mill, and Depop- ulating a Thriving District. Tilden and the Iron-Mine Ourrenoy—Non- Paymont of Labor Debts. INDIANA. A BOMB-SHEELL. THE INDEPENDENT-GREENUACK MOVEMENT ABANDONED, INDIARAPOLIS, Ind.,, Oct.5.—At 11 o'clock to-night, the Independent State Central Com- mittee nomiuated Judze Henry Harrlugton, of Indiagapolis, for Governor, in place of the Hon. Amson Walcott, declned. They also passed resolutions - denouncing Mr. Walcott 25 a tmitor to the Independent party, ana charging him with hav- Ing been corrupted by tho Republican party. Judge Harriugton has written o Iettor accepting the nominatton, b ANOTIER DESERTION, Erra G. Hayes, the Independent candidato for Congress in the Fifth District, to-day also declined and quit the race. WALCOTT’S LETTER. ‘The following s Mr. Walcoit's lotter of do- clination; E. A, Olleman, Esq., Chairman of the Inde- pendent State Cenlral Commutice—Dxan 8in: My mout recent observations have conflrmed me fn the belfof that the sacred cause of Lhe people in ¢ho work of fluancial roform cannot at thocoming State election he materlally advauced. Party vrojudices yet huvo more control over the people than thelr reason, quickencd, as _thelr reason should be, by thelirgreas suflering. But very few men of any Prominenco. i the Domoctt arty, logd snd clamerous un some of them have been, and are in rofessed zeal for the yruenback cause, have at- chod tiemselves to the Independent Greenback party; but on the contrary thoy sre among tho moat setive workers in the Demucratic orginisation. The Democratlc fmly 1s ag dlstinctly and positive- 1y, Inits national organization, hostileto the groen- backs as a permanent currency as ls the natlonal Republican organization, - either s fricndly, and the poople are loft with. out cholce as Letween Lhe two parties on this ques- tion, and {friendliness the greenback by tho ' natiomal Democratic party 4 & falsy profossion, yot this false false profession’and the strength of pmf ru]udlcu are lolding almost the ontira massos of those who in former times have voted the Democratic ticket stlll in that l“m 3 while, on the contrary, many men in thes State who have ' hitherto becn moro, or locas promi- nent in tho Republicun rty have 1nosy earnestly and zealously dovoted themmolves to tho waork of ‘building up o’now party of the people in the causs of financial reform, and with theso large numbers of men of Mepublicau antecedents have alned the Independent organization, so that the ndependent pnr{' . 88 now constituted, couslsty ,M“Tc of mien who, aslde from the fuanclal quos- tion, ‘Ave been and are Hopublicaus, 1t 18 true there are many Democrats tn the Inde- endent organizations, bit thanumber is compara- ivoly Hinlted, Were those who profess fo be greenback men, both Democrata and Ropublicans, all truo to thflr‘llmlulllom. it would be the duty of those enyaged In thoe greenback causs to yero in their noble work; bat only when only a division of the lcpublican party cin result from OUr |OrEYEraNCO mO KUCCUTE CAD comie o vur cause, and dofeat nay rosult 1o the lepublican party, no Republican ‘cun favorably contemplate such a resull as a matter of rmnodlmud purpose, Not until the peoplo of both partios have wuffored sufliciently to emancipato the thraldam to the o or- gsnizations can the Greenback cause sncceed. The people are not yot dh:l‘fllned by thelr adveraitios, Prosent succesd s hopelexs, an therofore, Mr, Chalrman, 1 teador (o you, ax the representative of the Indepondent ‘Groonback party, the withdrawal of my nauio as the caudidate u; :h“!‘I party for the oftice otluowmor of the Stato of ludiana, My convictions as to the merits of our cause ro- maii unalierd, and my bollef 14 that the deprovsed industries and the pau]wrl:ed and lufletlng labor- ars witl tind no rellof thli she ovil steps In Auancial leginlation shall iave Loen retraced and tho Amerls can syutewn of Snanco whall bo pormancntly adopted by thy natlon, But the cause bulongs to tha peo- A i people are ready and willing to move In thuir own bolialf, nothing can b accam- plivhed. [ hopo tho day will speedily come when luo peopte, uninfnonced by political preluices uand controlled by no party leuder, will, without reserve, unite thefe irrealatibls powors for th ade vancenent of their tutual intervets. Republicans divido upon this tesue, while the B«mu:mlc party mu-‘m united upon thy old u eucs. . Cenaurable ns, In some respects, the Republice an party is, itis the party which preserved the and It {athe party which stil] has tor a cardinal principle lhalndnrlngsummu of mulntatning & |mrpe\n|?nnluu of the States, It cannot be forgotten that msoy of the prominent leaders of the Democratio pagty at this thine direct- ing the wovenients of tho purly ware willing, dur- iog thp latv War, W seo ustional exintence from varty tlom loat, and jusny ven wera aclive reicipants tn “the Rebelllon, and, ws indicatod by the course pursued Ly some of the 0 during the late l!lvll War, it I’luy with truth be satd 1hut 10 the leadershlp of the Democratic party thers arc as mnn{l enemiea W the Goverumont aa frlondy, ‘The Southern btales—the btates tlet reboiled and {nvoked tho trislof srwed conflict—ato very larg el{ Democratic, 1 tha Greeaback cause can galn notbing, and if Our of0rts way have tha offsct L0 tusn our Govesas ment over to the donbtful friendship of the Dem- ocratlc Enly. many of whore leaders yet reok with the crimen of unurununl Lrenson, reason und duty call upon Greenback men to ro- madel thelr organization and start ancw, euevl where existing cfforia are fairly and honestly united In by menof both parties, and then the work should go on, ‘The cantest for Governor in this Stata lies bo. Iween Gen. Benjamin Harrison and the Ifon. James L. Whiliams, ~ Gen. Harrison waaa Unlon soldier, i & man of tried’ patriotism, pure character, of eplendid fntetlect, and loarned In all the law of atateamanship; & man whom tha oflice wonld not exalt, but who would dignify the office. Mr, Willisms Ina man who, during the Lying ordeal of the War evinced no special patriotiam: who indeed stool with hia party [o Indlans, and lhn{mrl{ was on the ver{ze of active trearun, His qualifications for tha high oflice “of Governor of one of the principal Btatea of the nmation wnre gencrally con- ceded ta be greatly below (he requlrements of that exalted place.” Politically and personally, his qualifications comnare most unfavorably with those of Gen, Harrison, for whom 1 shall cast my vote, My nole rearon for the course T have chiosen to mraie s the fact that very few jead- ng Greenback men of Democraile antecedents are in the Independent movement, and there are comparatively few Democrats of any degree but what continue with their leaders and remain in the Democratic party, Ta persist i the Independent movement in "the face of nauch facts will not advance the enback causo; and will defeat the Hepublican party, Buch is iny view of the situation, By thir view 1 nm gov. erned. Were the puor)e moving from hoth the o}d partles in anything like equal numbers and in equal good falth to the Independent party, the case would be wholly cusnged, “Such is my view of the situation, and by this view I am governed, Youra very lrul{. WaLcorT. WaLcorr, Ind., Oct. 4, 1870, UNAUTHORIZED ACTION OF THE COMMITTRE, INDIANAPOLIS, Oct, 5.—At & late hour to- nleht, Mr, Ofleman, Chairman of the Independ- ent Btate Central Committee, authorizes the statement that the action of the Independent Btate Committec to-night was without oflicial character, and is vold, uo call for such & meete ing baviug been made, - THE BUMMER-EXODUS. Bay, did ,yoru see tho funny sight, on Wednesday, o tawn, When some three hundred Copperheads upon us stiumbled down, — Bome clad ** in rags and some in tags, " and all un. Lewpt and foul, AN hell:(llnlxs for the Hoosier State to join the Revel owl? Bham Tllden, seeing that his chance grew slimmer day b{ ayy Rol'd vitt his *!bar'l," and to his friends senten- tously did say; ‘t A demon-stration ‘must be made, 80 Jet us now ontreat Our Rebel friends and Copperheads in fall conclave o0 mieel. **In Indlans of our strength we'll moke s great dis- ny, — or lord!grs. and of zaflors too, wo'll have s grand array; We'll glve free tickets to them ali—free lnnches— fiunchm- 100; And thus we'll get together, boys, an overwhelming crew, Milwaukee senta scobe or so,—soreheaded bum- mera they, Who heard (lle’uuwl that Tilden's **bar'l"™ conld turnish forth the pay; They'd go to Indlunnpolls, dead-headed for the Whilo thtough the lunch and drinklng shops they Casily might slip, There was a crowd of sallors, too, who never saw A Larl ‘Who looked as if they'd come ashore from Nosh's shittim ark; They scein’d much more like dead marines than lively Yunkee tare; Gombrinus was the god they serv'd, and nmot the mall-clad Mars, They came ot from the groggories, and from the foulest den Existing in that sweet suburb by **copa™ yelept Cheyonne; The corncr-loafers swell'd tho throng, all full of rowdy flea Thatin the loomer Capital they'd have a jally spree, Bome bloated *‘ Vets™ of the Home Guard, some who liad worn +*the gray, Marched with unblushing linputence tn van of this army; While anmu"hx paper uniforms, all needing & ** ro- Stopp'd boldly forth, resolv'd to (aks all Hoosicr- dowm by storm, ‘The whllll%ulbluw—lho half-flled cara rolled gaily Wi, cut of to And on Chicago qiite an alr of qulet sottled down; While many u peacetul citizon most fervently did rmy? “Iv'oue l‘fvul fhese bummer hosts are gone, O God! Jrosong Lhelr stay 1" Cricave, Uct. G, 1870, Cart, Sax, GATHERING OF THE CLANS. TUB TINEVES, ROUGUS, AND MURDERERS OF A IUNDRED CITIES, $ Spectal Dispatch to The Tridune. IxDIANArOLIS, Oct. 5.~—The dotectives of New York, Baltinore, Chicago, and other large citics became aware two or three weeks azo that the roughs, clothes-linc-thicves, repeaters, and bal- lot-box-stuflers In thelr respective communities were in excellent spirits, and inferred therefrom that something was about. to occur fn which theso fellows were to take an active part. It was noticed also tint the leaders of the pangs appeared to hsve an abundance of money,—an unusua) thing, except fmmediately preceding an election,—and were very libernl toward thelr folluwers, treating them to whisky and cigars without the nsking, and even volunteering sinallloans to the more needy. It is by this means that the chiefs retain thelr popularity and are able to comwand tho services of men for work; and thelr periodical gencrosity 18 evidence that thoy havo something on band. This fact, therefore, together with an apparent unwillinguess to talk, exclted suspicion, and, it belng the detectives' business to find out what fs golng on, tha oflicers determlned to bring to the surface and cxpose the mysterious scheme which they be leved was sbout to be carricd out. Accord- inglg, stool-pigeons, whose identity was un. known, were sent {nto the saloons and other resortsof the roughs and strikers, and they soon learncd that the ““b'hoys * wero golng on an excurslon,—wers to haves big spree without expeuse, aud a prospect of maki n§ ‘¢ a dollar or two" The talkativo ones clatmed(with & wink) that they did not know what was ex; of them, but it was understood’ there was *1nouoy to bo made,” and thuy did not ntend tolet the opportunity pass unhiceded. Then thelr destination came out; it wus Indlanapolis; they had been {nvited TO ATTEND THE ‘'SOLDIERS' AND BiiLons'' CONVENTION to be Leld hero to-day. No mon are, of course, more anxious than thicse outlaws to have the presont conditlon of thin) 8 refornied, and, a8 all lic bills were to bo pald from Tilden's * bar'l, duty required that they bu prosent and show thelr.appreciation of the champion of the cause. They would do all they could i thelr way (which fs o good deal if thoy are not disturbed to hnl‘u the “old man" retll his deplete “bar’l® No one would recognize them in o strange clty, and, ono mun belng as -another to help ;‘iuml us’ muku a crowd, thoy would bo looked upou by “* Suckers " as defenders of the country In its hours of peril aud not ax bounty-jumpers, By- fonies were bygones with them.” "They had for- gotten all about tho War, and wer ¢ ready to oboy orders, If thoy did not roturn home untll aftér the eloction un onn except the polico would miss them; it they could stay in Indiana wuddon “litle work™ for the ‘party thoy would have to bo caught before they coulil be “ rallroaded.” Thero were good “solid men 1 back of them, aud they were ¥ going fn to win,” The “llnfll-p’younu " reported all this to their employers, und the oflleers, knowing woll what It uil meant, reported the facls to the local l{cruhllwn comuittees, und they sent the information o the Republican State Central Committeo of Indiana, aud hunce tho clreular of Chulrman Frledlofi‘, telegraphed last wight, nuulylnlf the Republicaus throughout the State of the finportation of these professivnals to manipuluto the ballot-boxes, - About thres weeks ago thors arrived in this city a gentlemanly-looking follow who register- ed ut tho Bates Houso as BAMUEL BANDS MILLS, i, of New York. His nano ia correct, but he does not live In Gotham, When tho loyat soldicrs aud sullora wore u sessfon here, seversl of tho Baltlinoreaus recoguized Mitls us the teader of the gang,—the ane who did the bruln-work for the ballol-box stulfora of that clty, aud en- abled them to carry an election by whatever mx}]oru was wanted. Ho s sald to bo a clerk [n the City Comlllruller‘s oftice In Balti- maro ut s salary of $,,500 & year, but to have sccummutated considefable mone by “ways that we durk.” The New York politictans @h " @hifi&g J\ | '@&fi,fl@ @fihlml& have “great confidence fn him," and he has / I ¥e S / §ICE FIVE CENTS, doultiess shown im that he merits It. Other-; o “Sacr It waa probably some of this stuft wlse, why their confidence! Heis a young man/ —hol over 39—of alim bulld,with black halr and .. cyes, and Is what is known among judges o & 37 nmenced. character as M clean~cut.” When lie arrived I's 2ave out that he was s reporter for & newsp 5 [mr, but afterwards snfd ho was “working /< he Interesta of certaln New York partles, the man or tho purposc b neglected to state, - Binco hio has Loen here ho has done nothe Iug apparently but confer with the Dem- ocratle Central Comrmittee, Last Monday b returned from somewhere (having been otit of the city), probably Chicato, and seemed to bo nervous and susplcious. Two Government de- tectives hanpened to stray into the Bates House and lovked over the reister. Ml saw them, and jumped to the conclusion that they wera watching {or him, which was not the fact, e, therefore, followed them Into a saloon, soughi and accured an introduction, and fntimated that he understood thefr busincas. ‘They led himon, {ot & drink or two luto bim, and he talked more han was prudent, He displayed $5,000 in one package, and had twice na much more in his pockets. After making two bets with bystan ¢rs that the Democrats would car Indiana, he boasted of thelr abllity could be done 1o to do it, saying that nnthlng him until he was caught, and * Let them catch me it they can; they never have yet.” He sald, further, that he was going to ‘stay untli after clection; that the question was, Which arty could porpetrate the most frauds! 1 the csmlxllunu could beat tlie Democrats, “all right s that they didn't care a d—n about the majority in Indianapolis, since that dfdn’t worry them atall. He was finally taken away by two of the Demoeratic Committec, who came in while e was tnlkuui; This man Mllis 1 known as the ORIGINATOR OF TILE “ ¥AN-TICKET?” PRAUD, aud is said by Baltimore detectves to be the mnan who handles the stuffers In that city when an clection takes rl-cc: and le las also con- tributed of his abllity ih this liue toward Dem- ocratic victories fn uther cities, . The “lnn-lu.-kut"o:iumnh unifue in con- ception, and is the mode of fraudulent voting which bos enabled the Democrats to carry New York and Balthnore by such large majoritics. A ballot is folded in pleats, like fluting or a fan, and {u between the folds are placed five, six, or elght other tickets, folded somewhat smalicr so that tho cdges cannot boseen. The ‘ fan," thus prepared, fs then pressed snd froned so as not to look out of proportion. Trusted men are supplicd with these tickets, and Hw{' dis- tribute then to yoters or others who can be des pended upon. Aman with one in his hand walks up to the window of the poll and hands the ticket to the fnspector. Wien he 1s about putting the ticket foto the box, some oune cries ont, “T chollenge that vote.” 8 right,”" savs the iaspector, and b holds up the ticket to view, But, In the in- terval, having been previously ¢ flxed,” ho hos pressed the ticket sideways (one end being in the box), and the tickets In betiween the folds have falicn among the others In the box. If the challenged voter fs unable to substantiate his right Lo vote, the “fan ** {s handed back to him, and the unposted Republicans think the Demo- cratic challenger is an honest man. In this wa an indefinite number of votes may be polled. Where it is impossible to write dowi in advance 200 or 800 extra names, there will be, of cousse, when counted, a surplus of tickets, That, how= ever, I8 nota stumbling block., Mistakes will happen. you know, und under the practice tn this Stute the surplus votes can be divided between the two tickets; that is, if, sni', thera were 100 extras, fifty Democratic and fifty Re- vubliean tickets would bo thrown ont.” This would be adeadloss to the latter, while the former would have the benetit of all the fraud- ulent votes polled, The fdea of hrlnf{nx: these rufllans here as eoldiers and saflurs 1s so absurd that an ulterior and concealed motlye is certainty, and that it :s tI‘:’a Intention of the Democratic Commlt- co BCATTER THEM AMONG THE SINONG DEMO- CRATIC COUNTIES no one who {s not blinded by prejudico doubts for one noment. The character of these men, and thelr numbers, proves that the Conventlon is simply o cover toavert suspiclonas to the true nisslon of the gungs, and to faclll- tatc and anake {t - appear llke an ordinary event,—thelr distribution throughout the State. What could bo easter than_to bring them hers under pretense of being soldlers an sallors, to divide them {nto small under the leadership of an instructed man, and let them take the outgolng trains with other visit~ orst The planfs certxinly o good one, and worthy tho source whence it emanated, but it will doubtless upmve tobe s fallure, and the Democrats will be obliged to fall back on their importation of Confedurates from Kentucky in thelr attompt to tho State . for Blue Jeans, and thas render its electoral votes moro certain for Tilden. Every effort is belng made by the l(uguhllcnn Committes to ferret out thé parties, and already MANY OF TIETR NAMES AKE ENOWN, and before clection mm&lcw lists, with descrip- tions, will be ready for distribution to the Re- publicans in the Democratic counties where [t Is expected the brulsers arc to be sent to do thelr work, Detectives and shadowers will follow them from lere wherever they go, and wheu they Jouate their misslon will "be told to the decint men of the town, and their work made as difficult as possible, if not wholl: ‘stogpml. Some of the thieves now here admit that the crowd s coming for s specific purpose, and that Is, to Pruvcnz the negrocs from repeating. ‘They say the Republicans have * niggers™ five and’ten'deep in every house, and they propose to keep then awsy from the polls; fu other words, to remaln in Indianapolls to in- timldate colored voters, and killa few and Irighten the remalnder; but in that also thelr ctforts are likely to prove of littlo nvail. Fear- Ing just such outrages and bloodshed, the re- spectable portion of the community ave united ina rc%ucu tothe police_authoritios to appoint anumber of ape ofticers to prescrve the E:m:n on election day, and 1,000 or 1,500 are to sworn {n. VORACIOUS VETERANS. THE PATRIOTS WHO ATE THE SBANDWICHES AND DBANE THE WHISKY AT INDIANAPOLIS, Spectal Dispatch to The Tridune, IXDIANATOLIS, Ind., Oct. 5.—The delegations began arriving Iast uight, and continued coming st intervals untfl 10 o’clock this morning. Fully two-thirds of tho countics in this Stiate wero represcnted, the nanagers of the show having invited cvery Tilden club to participate, prom- {sing them free trausportation, and thousands came for the sake of u free blow-out. There is no clty In the country where. it s easter to get. up @ crowd. Sixteen raliroads centre hore, traversing seventy-six of tho ninety-two coun- ties. People cun leave home in the morn- Ing and return at night. In consequence of the ewy access and the absenco of expense for traveling or food, sandwiches dnd coffec being provided for all who applicd, it Is not to be wondered at that there were thousands of people in the city to-day, and that it presented an animsted appearance. The managers were determined to g UAVE A BIG CROWD, it making no difference whether the veterans hiad boen soldiers or not, and they succesded be- yond their anticipations. Every traln brought a number of roughs, that from Chicago and the two from the East cspeclally, and it is doubte ful if there was cver a harder crowd guthered togethor. Thieves, plickpockets, and rowdies from every clty in the country are here, and four out of five have veterau badges on, Your reporter counted thirteen of tho lght-tingered gentry, among them Mike Garri- ty, of Chicagu, within two Dblocks, and the de- tectives who camo on tho traln say that thero arc at least = 1,000 THIEVES OF ALL ORADRS fnthe city, A fow of the stures on Illinols atrect wore embellishod with flags, but tho sa- loon-keepers wers the ouly oncs as a class who geucrally decorsted the frouts of their cstablishments, Evergrecus and cloth slgns statiug that drinks could be procured within were luterwoven, and tho places were better vatronized than at any thne since they firet opeued, Ous of the principal boarding-houses hiad over its door, Welcome to Qur Boys in Blue.” CUBAP POISON, o As to the charcter of tho whisky which the crowd was fnvited to drink, it may be stated that circulurd were dlstributed by boys, notify- Ing the thirsty that tho best whisky fu Tudtanap- olis could be procurcd ot such and such places for 5 cents a drink. The enterpris- ing proprietors aoubtless kuew that there was not. wuch money smong the roughs, aud thercfore reduced the prics that they might S engendercd a fight at the Occldental Hotel, Q2 which tho proceedings of the day wera S There wero scveral minor en- 23 unters last night In saloons and on the 7 sreets, and in one of them, Inoffensive Grimm, % ot the Ilinota Staatz Zeltung, who was looking .on, recelved a very bad black eye. Beveral money drawers were robhed and thres galoons hod been torn out before the gang Inad been in town twa lours. The Baltimore mob of ballot- box stuflers nd repeaters, embracing the cloy- crest specimens of the RIP-BATS AND PLUG-UGLIES, are at the Occldental, one of tho frst-class hotals, and the guests were alnost frightened out of their wits. ‘Thls morning, at breakfast, the room very fuil of ladics and gentlemen, one of the repeats ers accused another of giving him away to the police, and applied to him mauy unique and original epithets, which Indicated, among other things, that e was putrid, and that his mother oz not a woman, Tho fellow accused denfed having done ony such thing, whercupon the other called lim a dirty Mar, and, both jumptng np from the table, they beguu striking eact other lke cxperts. The ladivs screamed ang gathered In & body in ane corner, while the gen. tlemen were appalled at this exhibition of sul- dierly valor, Judge Bweeny, the chief clerk, was called in, and took the combatants by the coat-collars and dragged them out of the rooin, At the landing n small man went up to the one who had been Informed on, und said to him: “You are o disgrace to the party, and are disgracing all of us, and I am guing to lick you.’” He didn’t, howeser, as the man addressed, & stout ruffian, knocked him down aud jumped on him. Friends of both Jolned f, and A GENERMAL riony oceurred, in which about twenty were engageda It lasted ten minutes, and was ended Ly the big man getting kicked down stalrs, A dozen of the participants have black-syes and bruised wiugs, but no one was serfougly hurt, 28 they separated and hid. No arrests were made, This little divertiiement over, the next ob- Ject of interest was the processlon, which be- gan to move at 11 o'clocl, Itscowposition was an astonisbing mixture, aud the ranks were swelled by men who were efther Infants when the Rebellun was in progress, or staid at hune Jike good_Democrats, snd discouraged enist- menta, There were, all told, not over 500 genu- iue Unfon soldiers n the line, The balunce of the 5,000 was wmudo up of Tilden Clubs from Ilinols, and the different Deniocratic countics 1u this State. About200 ex-Confederatesoldiers nlso marehed with their friends. The spectators outnumbered those in the procession four to one, and that many of them were NOT IN BYMPATHY WITH THE CROWD was evidenced by thelr comments, Said ono, “They louk lke rebels:" another, “They don'h march as if they bud beeu suldlen;" and o third, 4 My God [ what o rough-lookmg crowd.™ The remark about the veterans not marchin like soldiers wos true, The greater number hafi no conceptlon of right foot, left foot, or time with the musle, and if they were fn the army they must have always been mnong the straggelers or shirked drill-duty by pretending to be sick. A man standing hear your corre- spondent said to a companlon, Why, there Is Randaltl army at all.”” *\Who {s that1* asked the reporter, “ Why,” was the reply, *thut is Harrlsox Randall; of Putnam County. e mised a com- pauy 1o resist the draft.'” The same an pointed out another, a Capt. Jacobs, who was In 8 cage representing a prison ccll, oud personated a whisky thief. The fact that the Republicans broke up the Whisky Ring and convicted and imprisoned its tnem- bers, would seem to have been forgotten by the manogers, or - else they wished to impress upon non-reading Dem- ocrats from the country that they intended pun- Ishlng the rovenuc “thieves if eleval to wer, There were three men in the cage, and he Jooker-on spoken of recognized one of them as Capt. Jacobs. *1Vho is hel" said the reporter. ‘*Io had his head shaved and was drummed mln of Gea. Meredith's regimont,” wos the re~ P J;1‘.I1e Captaln certalnly occupled his proper po- tion. o= One George 8mith, who had a red shirt, which he waved, was known to bave been a soldier in the Confederate army. Auother feature ot the parade was a. WAGON FULL OF. BEEI KEGS, the contents belng dealt out gratls wherever the lne lnlted, A third wasa puste-board mons itor on wheels, The old saflors on board had cvidently forgotten how they used to dress, for they'had o cooks' cape, and looked like bakers. The mausgers, too, displayed their ig- norance of uaval rank by putting an ensign in command, 8uch fignorince, lowever, I8 par- donable, What do thelr constituents know abuut life on the seal ‘Ihere were two carrlages full of wounded, Onc of them, who displayed his crutch, was Frank Armstrong, a switchmen ot the depot hero who lost bis leg somu thne azo at Bradford Junction by petting it caught fn a frog, Others of them doubtlessrecelved thulr scars in o simi- way. 1o wasn't tn the LOST THEIR PAPERS, It was infinitely mmusing to witucss the con- fuslou of men Wwho wore: the veteran badge when asked what regimont they belonged to. Tm:,yl l.m.lwl“m ab ‘{nud‘g‘r&x. n&ll nuvl::n i wc{a cuugh ying, and s hey only. come for the fun _of "the thing. One fellow whom I accosted a he wos fu tho Fourth Wisconsin, *Who was tho Coloncl " 1 asked. * Oh, you sce we wore badly cut “F' and I was stationed somewhere. 1 waan't with the reghnent, and I don't really know who wus Colonel.” ~Another snid he bo- longed to au Illinols rcfilmont. but was on duty at Kock Istand during tie War, Tucse fellows must have stolen thelr s, The managers certalnly could not lave belleved them to bo saldlers. These were not solitary instauces, nunibers of such cheats being detécted during the dn{. The Chicogo delepution, as clained, consistlug of about 1,000 men and boys, cone tained o E:w soldicrs, but not one ju sixof the crowd, BERVED A DAY IN TAE ARMY, Tho Ef 'I¥ucnlh Ward Club and squads from nearly all the other Tilden Clubs in the city wera brought along as an escort, for the pur- ose of fimposiug upon the Hooslers, and muk- ug a large 5.mwlug. The Veteran Corps of about " 200 wus what they prided themselves on. Amoug 0 Vets in the line were George Bilver, Ald. Cullerton, Pat O'Hrien, 8t. Clulr Butierland, and Dr. McCarthy, Thers wero doubtiess others who served three {‘unn or less, particularly le L was sasured thoy wero all soldiers, but oue of them admltted that be got his badge OR ANOTHER MAN'S PAPLRS, and that others bad done the same by doubling up. Tho way tho thing was worked was this: Evu.-ry oue willing to _go was told to report to tho Palmer House, and” arriviog there was re- quested to sign the muster-roll. {f doubts vxisted, the soldler was question- ed as to the regiment he = served in, and {ts officers, Some who were unknown produced thelr discharzes to substantiate their statements, and were then accopted. Upon leaviug the roow, however, thess men passod thelr papers over to frlends, who wentinand used them the sccond, aud’ others thy thind, tlne, and thus sceured TUEI] BNROLLMENT AND A DADGE, Whether was done funder instructions [ know uot, out forty or ffty, if not more, of the veteran corps wers certaluly travellug under ialas pretenses, There wera some _respectabla men with the party, such as Gew. J. F. tles, E. ¥, Culvcrtson, the Hon, Thowas Hoyne, and Frod Winston, but most of them wero aware of thecharacter of the gung coming, und accordivgly took an earler train to avold asgoclation with them. In couversation with ous of Mike Corcoran’s mob, I lewrned that ALL TUB B'HOY3 ALE HEHE, Ed Burus, Tlp Fusrell, Jim McHale, Johnny Comfort, Mike Gavitty, Walt Crawtdrd, Tia Casoy, Jimmy Casey, Mike Cm{l.la(jkn Madden, Austln Daly, Thomaa Allison, Jlm Fitzalmnions, Capt, Leary, Danny Carl and others less kuuwfi. IMy tnl!lormnn:ul 3 "'Tl‘lsmo ul}. nl‘ha damudest gang bere you over K7 oy 8 ficm I bo left.’ and muny of 1| *4 What do you mean * Why, tho train will be shorter going back." “Oh! 1 sce, What Is the object in’ leaving them here?"! f . 1 don’t know, but I guess they will bave ta yotc i order W get money to pay thelr way e, nr;:vnrll admitted that theyintended to remain | until after the olection, but they would not say