Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 8, 1877, Page 1

eibune, PRIC. SFIVE CENTS. e Thicagn dailp VOLUME XXXII. CHICAGO, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1877. MINERAL WATERS, CARIPETS. the county out of so imuch the laet few years | past, the leaders of thess pastisn have {nvartabl Fadontt &4 o GREAT BUROPEAN WOVELXY, | . A CLEAN S‘VEEP o | wan entirely disconcerted. ALl Uiedr caicuta- | 8esured all inquintors that the words Tor-vand | § emeses Tadonl! & pte formally cast azainat it. - The GREAT . y tions bl Fiiled thom when they fearned that | °7a¢aiust ™ would pe peinted on the tiekets, butft | 2 Flo2 . of pratelouse, o3 well s on the 24 e 3 ——— the Democratic candsdaten fur” Cominleston- | ROV transpires that they were simply enzsved in | £ FERR-E Courtf'. 3 inIncotanlote, butis fuil enougty r W ers In the ity g been dejcated. The electhon | S0 11 very tall lyini 0 1t wae known that | ¢ 33|31 {nshioy . § sntimer.t of the people, especially 4 d Senator Sfntt had arrived in the clty | i 31 & inthel = 3 towns, on the subject of trustl i 0 Such Was the Result of [ {f titherancof thew wouly have perpetuated | with power to act “in the matter . af | § £1l5 tnore to the ' State-Houst. Commissions poi s o O LB e L el Hheuleof it tieves,”and they ke it and dustuali Commssioner 'hann's money. s | § I Tk S8 aonasting thelt Drovets fe IEN W. " i norn! he o1 hope they had e inference wae natnrall; rawn ' that | ¢ : g 7 r a 2 _NEW iy mesariend | ueso avksC eCtt'on in s nterul 1 tie Somibl oleetion of duien- | be wealt o conseqtence na’mlm’n-u}enbu naa- | + take; g § Ming a Court-ilunse. Following - her In the Fifth District. In thle, how- with the committeer of the various parties — | o— — S e for richness in apere é E q 00 ounty. eve 3 g v . Hence there wad mote or less solicitade to lea XL, o 5. T 57 o | 5 fent salta, and lta effie B ARG & ey ant ll:ll.-“'ym-l:‘tn "L:pw‘l.l,lg" d%:’c'f\nh::gz; Jut Bow, minceptibl the membars were ia Lixa ) Tis I prevention of Gont, generally been considerct the 'head and b . s o = H 3 8 Pien, etceo and b Ring Government and Corrnplion | §n s fio oo abis o, w the sorce of | Lo copubilzan beatqutrtees, taiked long s carn i : wew. {3 |3 133504 ordinary _aperlen Hnocked Higher than a thiem all, fur the fact stared bim buldly i the | they theew up their hands’ and_solemnly averred | XiV...t] . B T FRERE SN LIEBLG, £ fave that heneeforth he would efsker have to | that they had not for s moment enteriained his # noz l FIE L3R | E CHOW, RCAN- Kite. trassoctated from politics, If sich | propositiune, Shutt fa a peraistent pentieman, 3 o= P2 iz ta|» |k ZONT and NIR Fe with i, or starve to deuth. | Ardy with the aesigtance af Lient,-(iov. Shuman, i poer g s 'u“\l’ll'luml':;: 5 Neat 1o this blouted py et dob. Co- | hefinally succeoded 18 petting the Campaien Cors 3 BOs vl jhe oot | ] RN ilshey, who has held a sinecurr of 4,000 a year | Itiee taansoiit o commitioe on conference with ! the Democratic party. The Commitive on Confer- ence consisted of 1l D, Brayton, Thompson, and Engiand sud Gerinany, wmlerthe ‘The. resitlt was viewed by Tho Ropublican Ticket from Top to o 2.8 INSTMS, New Vork, **Ass laza. bim as i terrible calamity, for hie conld see noth- 1 jhadie, Y “aip B i R in'x);"' {!9rfev it o every other minerst wa- Bottem Elected by a Large :‘xln;- :h ul' hut work, i nd;lnrc'l.lo k,eeu Ill)sh;ml Fort Fr ey e Tarancratn wouid ot Taten 19 | _Totat. 1 L Loty DR. AN I WOOD, New Yarks Certn, | TFe 04l offer, to close patterns, and ater accupation to which he as | them, and Milea Kehoc urged thatthe ticket shouid | Watsiis 1 6314 RSO Rty Tong been n steanger.” The next in ander among the tax-eating fraternity who were sore was the Clerk to the Counnlitees, and his conditlon was HHe il ehampfoned the eause of A ¥ In two Conventions | n the o to maintatn himaclf, aod, hsvine been beaten, , to make it nore Gindtne, walloped y ihe crishing of the ** Ring," he saw no al- ternative hut to jotn the prodpective * fndus- triul* party of Lountree and Comiskey. Soy- erul of the Tavorite contracturs were' around to l_\'lurfl.lllle with the tris, but thete consolatlon . e printed with the words **for* and * azainst, On the fo'lowing - Gay. the Cunference Commitie zain cailed npon thelr Democratic frlends, and stated that they oughit to come 1o sume Bnderrtand- inz on the quéstion, The ltepabilicsne did not care Lo priut their ticketa one way. for it mleht jose them voles, anrd they dbi not suppose the would print thelr Lickets in such o way as to olfiend the voters. 11 an_agreement, they aald, conld be reachicd, neither_one party nor the other would ruflor on tae rcore of tne State-House uppropride tion. The Committee of the Democzate hstened atiently. ot dtid not deehle to doanything just Tt genthe ami pathiess; superior to any other birter 'Il\‘r.‘; " Yark e 31, A, TAMMONDY, New Yark, $Th oR. “-‘:»'m"r-lgmm 'anif eniclent of ail purgative il sold, « line of Majority, o AXMINSTER CARPETS ort New Vork, *‘The it emetents spectally SPIED L. 1A LPRED [ DI AL ot ‘e wispter for dally ue. i i CCH B 1L, New York. ‘' Re. DR FOIE L e etabte Ao wapteasast than any D"'A‘ e N Vi P ] N ALK, e New Yeork, *'Pre- DRLEWS iy biher lasativer A WINEGLANSFUL A DOSE. Springficld’s Abortive At- tempt to Disfranchise the People, 2 b . Shourtly ster, Pesry . Smitin, duln M 1 A AT avatled not, for the feellng was that all had | Ihen. Shortly , Perry 11 N s T JRYerp enutns battle hears the maica of The/Apel Some Deninls of Complicity | been buried tozethier, and that theie erave was | JounieS, 40, seversly sther, Deucerals son | Total.,) 22 ST e FRED'K DE BARY & CO., a common one. They were the unhappiest et | Campalgn Committee, . and the resnll was | XVIL.fi a4 416 43 Warren-at., Naw York, U, il .44 [OT JaId. Received—Others Anx- aln Lhat een eves rested oty and with £ | That ther was antficr conferunce, 1n . which 3 i Sole ARenta for United States and Canada., ) 2 iously ‘Awaited, e ;a':uiry. l";,‘;c”l': '"3 m“ m;mlmu. ? ‘w:iflxrr‘t‘(;dpllun‘ on_ the ’:’X‘:mlll of $200 & A BeRLY by —_— - — o clined Mame the other for cone | to **defray the printing cxpenses,” the Detnocrata 3 FORSALE BY l','nuA"a'fi?»i‘-é:""""uw' AND srituting 1o the dire restilt, but they all united | would print the State-House question the enine as HER ues! the ltepublitans. The form of the ticketa ready been sent to the printer, and the $201 fn asseverating that the Lrish bad sold them mlll on e strength of which thee were il -nelined fos: 075 NEW PURBLICAT - WILTON Total. ,‘—E; T i P S A Republican Majority in Both | to bec adwission into the Republicau p: reanlica thymnlor the-claute,” In oreel tainake 2] e o s jcau party. g ] XViLY e g2 W T declare o the Toosini ™ s ot e g ckw purs. | (ol ing e ming Charlep parwcilmeie ot | ¥VOR3 5o N Branches of the New York il the County Clerk's offle everything had | Democrat, L T Sincy Bahos Jerate oubR 3 L . . hr apprarance of & cemetery. Abod ail that il ent, it I3 tallot-boxes, The bozes were very appropriate. | the Reyubiicans hiad been paid a round sum of 2 imoncy, and to get At tha trath of the inattee rc- lected 'certain’ gentlemen outaide of their Come mttee, ‘Fhese gentlemen, whose namee cannot Ye learned, Lonted around, but could not learn that the Itepuniicans had oeen paid more than 3300 of the Urcentsckers thore thay 34, They were satisfled, a0d nccordinzly rauted the agrevment, the money baviig been paid in **as ou aseese- ent, ™ 3liles Kehoe was asked lsatevening In regard Iy recaniel as coing, aud were handied aud H placed b thevault with the ereatest care and i under the most solemn clreumstances, Those nat employed i1y this direction were n a state of feverish excitelent, or at least such as were not rufleriug from 'the attack of King CGuie brinus in neighhorine saloons. They were o sorry-looking “set, aml in each cye stuod o globule which had 8 peculiar significanee to the Rice, Republican, in Massachu- sctts, las 18,000 Plurality, WIFE OF MINE Wil be Hhe}kmkslnres and News Dopots, THO0K AGENTN TAKE NOTICE, JOSIAH ALLEN'S WIFE AT $2.95 PER YARD. The above goods at present values are worth from $3.00 to $3.60 per yard. i i Wheelin WOrit s Total tow 1AV 2823 041z § tot [ 12,000 67,084 R ULl —_ s+ Wrote Another ook, ”and f lsready. The Republican Majority in Wisconsin | asual ovserver. Nome of thear kiew what was [ 10 the bargain. aud conirmed the oy snglven | rorar,.| ™ 5 JUDICIAL OFFICERS. s B d BI‘ l T t from 5,000 to 8,000. to Liccome of thent, for they had labured and 2. Le wax neked uen copy U1 that sereomont, | SHeaEs D CLERES Samantha at the Centennial 0 y ussels, apes ry y 4 :‘l'“' 3’ e -!lr-el:l o =y 3""' e ot omanlites. et '.'.‘.‘.‘u.éiu"fi‘.";t,‘.'.’..‘.." Cleeron, () The followlnir tables give the voteon Judzes does herselt, and Widder Doodle leavea letay Nab- . ey L not support e, and it 1 u 1wy foriarhehing,’ Dome walt dnd lone your chan 7 Send Brussels. Ingrams Mat- 1her it Slwavh e Henalicsnas i | s b wauid be ahlised tu keap it Iy bia puckel, i 4 [ of the Supcrior, Probate, and County Courts, for RTINS FURLIMING CO.Lilartfurd, Conn., : ' ' Later Figures Reduce the Demo- | friends of Klokke all of which was, of courec, | tee was, that fn the case of Uie lesuing of county & 0 Clerks of the Criminal ana Probate Courts, a1d Cinclnnatl, 0., Chicago, TiL, Ne: 'S, eaid with no fiea to the future, and In anticipa- | bouds the law prescribed that it should be sorded Buperintendent (of Schools. Three small pro- cratic Majority in Penn- tion of that which they can never realize. Towat..| 408 ¥ sylvania. *+or " and **agatnst, " buton the question of State- Jeb himsedf did not put ju an sppearance Tlouee appropriation the Cunetitution prescribed tings, Oil Cloths, Rugs, clucts are lackivie In Hyde Taric: it 75 uot Might when I do see Ty Pace, Jetrson. ! 2 . until late . the afternoon, aud then he was | te form s priuted, The motey paid i, he said, aeoan EF TOR JCUGE 1 FOR SUDAK || PR STHOR. NUAKSPEARE SAYS OF Mats, &e.,at Low Prices. sick, very sick, _He took Up GUUHlcra in hfs pri- | Y3~ ™88 amcrament, bt whether Sttt put i By on weree P cota (1 "oy nhor TIIAT vate oflice, which i« soon to know bl no more N e Tiness teaneotion to/gatl tlis people 3 doatdpid ST BATREULKT. Result of the Elections in the Several l((nr.c nnnlll mumllcdlon by lnrv:;sr:ma'oll his L 11 v n consorted by day putiy; | Ttk 5| i o 51 oF » > etrikers and blowers, who explalued to bt how Yho State- 11 1 : 2 ‘. 3 STHBSH R ] WI F E 0 F M I N E I‘L’t'(e mclfrn:,lla:;llu'rccc;yl(lzy AL:U Counties of Llinois, Sy i ome il st for “in, and svmpa- Ionret 1t m ¥ the meaney Tor st ® 0 1| Hamorerd 34 wampys. L8 s.=i 38! IR H erns in all yrades of Carpets c efeat. . He wan coimp — 2 G ; 34 & £ 3 sy of which ave rivate Designs ILLINOIS, Pttt there. vadbecn o election the da Ty o The T ; Bowomr A oal 7l f 3 Hik o . | ¢ ! e o for uf The Tribu i R 3 = . E 2|7 Who will bo glad to ment you atthe Dook- | woven expressly to our order, and before was,_cnough to atir "o s ‘h‘unri Cuicaao, Nor. F—The_articlo lu"}mlxrv:per PO RS e b | : L i i ) rog aud cause him to toss his philisophical | of this amornwe chargiog me,” In “von. 7 T , :‘;‘: 10 bc:“" in aiy other stock in TUESDAY’S TRIUMPIL lair with consideradle vigor. Ile was really | nection vru‘h the u‘v}uu members * ol A £y }'fi’.’. his countri. HEJOICING AMONG THE VICTORS, vexed, and, with it all, eerlonsly disappoiuted, | the Republican — Exceative Committee, b M N O T o Sl ¥ ‘There wns naturally s good deal of rejoidng | a8 hc'hnucuu)ldeuuycnlculum on B greater | with cansing the Republican et to be Total.| 070 o%, 2 G D33] 1 ; 3 flavo you seen him? 11 not, nak for Nim atany Nook: store. e wiil cont you only ™ cents, anit you will get mors than your money’s worth in entertainment and i bl twajority for himscl! than he was then willinigto | printed with the words ** For the State-House 5 5 among Republicaus yesterday ot the triumph ‘W{N&, e a Tho oF fomrte I o e o 159 O achieved fu Tuesday’s electlon. The catupalgn lmlr(l‘)rllllml," und omitting the words Feeld, Leiter &ovd humor. Yiends W g hurt no one aud made none afraid, unleas ft was | ¢ Avainst the State-Ilouee approprition,” for a al quarters, on Washington street, were vis- | gecasfonally one of his hlowers, who attempted | consideration of $20J paid to the Commitice, ua (. W, CARLETON & CO., Publishers. N, Y. fteil durlng the day by lrge numbers of the | fo oxulain to hitn iow thinge mieht hava been | relerring to e, is falce. : 2 Total., rank and flle, and the banu-shaking and con. gratulations showed that they sll felt havpy. ‘The clection of the entire ticket was sometbing that the more cautious ones had not dured to It strilies me that before a Republican paper abuses a man who endeavors to serve his felluw- Republicans and fellow-citizens 1o’ the best of bis ability, consmon falrness requircs that he Lako., if all the precincts Jind done as well as the one e represented, In his sober and peaceful mo- ments, however, he now and then dropped a crumb of his oplinian as to what brought about THERICAN LINE, Philadelphia and Liverpool, & Co. STATE & WASHINGTON-STS., IR AN 2l ] [ lits defeat. shiould have sn opportunityto deuya lalse stute- Total, = - hope for, but the anuouncement of a complete THE IRISE HAD SLAUGHTERED MK, ment before (¢ 18 published, instead of after- | 1 yiewy, T ANBK Qi’l{ BIRASS GOODS, victory over the Ring and its agents silenced all he umi‘und his ticket, and on the whole he was | wards. Very respectfully, J. T. Rawrzian. 2 thruugh with politics, and never aguin would he fo previous doubts and questionings, and brought 3 i 5 v shake liis locks or ralse his vofee i o Democrat- ¢ s Theonly tranatiautio linesatilng under, the Amo reassurance to everybody that the people of | jeynoeting, Ile said to oue gentleman chat it N e Enitor o1 e Tribune. Total. g E an w:fihuél‘yn’:‘;‘\‘lllr‘)“"l;‘l‘w"ly rom Fhilsdolp! Cook County, while slow to sco the cvils of o | was n mistake to suppose that he hail uctually Ciicauo, Nov. 7.—Ip commenting editorially b T ) corrupt adminlstration, and slower still to | been a caudidate for re-cleetion, for be really | on the Sact that botls the Republicn and Dem- | EERont 1 Al \g v yile RED S']_ AI{, LIRE opply the remcdy, cannot forcver ba hood. | 4id not want thic oifice, and bad only consented | ocratl: tickete were'l} printed ¥ For the appro- | Lyous. T s am H e e oot Te o sood- | 1o the use of his uanio ' strengthien the Demo- | Printion, and noue. * Against ¥ it, vou' very 3 arl o S o Carxtng the Melilanand Unlhel Matss L4 vi : SOIME | cratfc ticket and cause. Three months ugo, ho | justly chiarze the transaction s costemptible | 7o mlos Ot ereryi=eiue dags, alicrately (om LA e doubt early yesterday morning whether Wheeler | afd, ho had noidesot running, out the pressure | And indeeent, Personally 1 kuew nothing of | 1o a8l Tas Drarts in amounts to uit, b g ” had coms out ahead, and it was fearcd | of his tamily and friends had been too wiuch for |ty aifalr il Tuesday morning. I voted azafust | Matoe..) 1 s i BETan Wit soNs, We have now the most ¢ome | that, between him and Hogan, Guonther migns | him, and, in an unguarded moment, he had | the appropristiou, as L should'have done in suy 3. 55 W, ¥, LAWIEN: e olptiabe g0 1 toek of S ride in and retaln his placo in the Board of ylelded, and parted “with considcrable tnoney | cvent, und consider your criticism very just anid | Total..| 153, g wer | plete stock of Sconces and An- laal B that snight have been. more ndvanta- | broper when applied to the metual iricksters. T S T N N s # 5 o T, County Commissioners, ~Beforg noow, how- | poously expended. It he had hiad | Yours truly, “Davip 11 e | ¥ Trer. } by - o Ah(,llol{ Ll l,“l S’ll‘, MERS thflfl Brass 200(15 ever brought | cver, it was definitely scttled that the “split” | jora ~ moncy, powever, ho thought . e ALLAAINE | Siieesss o 1) i 9 in Iyde Park had not resulted os the Democs b “d 4 bl s 1l Nithteld % o to this market. and, having | mocra- | that he wouid bien ablo to bavc pulied B TREASURER AND CLERK, ° WHERE TIE PIGUT WAS. The followlng table gives the vots by pre- cincts on Treasurcr and Clerk. The Commun- fstic strungth is shown by the vote tor Stauber, That for the Greenbackers is not preclsely tudi- cated by that for tloyt, since he got some votes from persons not satisfied with elther of the other candidates for Cierk, Thesc tables are ey fonaly hoped It might result, and, auring the Aeihag afternoon, Mr. Wheeler himsell came in and aunotinced that he bad been clected by about 133 majority. At Grand Cmulnli the Demo- cruts had pluced in power n judge by the name of Creigiton., e waa formerly a conteactor of somo sort, and had good reasuns for doing a little more than the tuir thing by Guenther, In order to count him fn, if possible, and preserve thie integrity of the Hing, In order to further Ins scheme le resorted toa trick of purely New York aod Glasgow. BOLIVIA, Nov, 1. 0 a.m. | VICTORIA, Nov.24, 8 . m. ETHIOVIA,Nov 17, 20.m, | DEVONIA, Dee, 1, 2 p.m, New York tn Glasgow, Liverpool, ur Londonderry, New York to London direet. r"r( Wer la) ATIA, Suv. 10, 0., | ELYSIA, No Kecanicabin, $40,° Btce on Ttekeiaat reduced rates. ny aiIDUAL AL CUFFENCY FRLLS, (UTHLIRS, W Waahingion-at, "STATE LINE. lumugih, but nos that the mantic of defeat ind settled upon him he was resigoed to his fate, snd would never again by heard of In politics. Thomus D. Barrett, Clerk of the Criminal Court, dropped into the bullding In the fores noon, e was worn out and dlscousolate, and the emuloyes of the oflice wero not alittle chagrined at the prospect of having to step down and out in o few duys, Tom had worked bard, nnd really descrved success, but he com- plalued bitterly of havigg been “sold unusual facilities for securing these ornaments, we are pre- pared to offer special induce- ments to buyers. N. MATSON & CO., Total,, don, s . i, age, 824, 2 s FuIeEFELE Eedu et EN-2lRT e 15 By’ Hehwubre, Thron. lzr YOR VO ATE. FOI EW TORK TO QLASt IVERPOO 8 W O A Yo kbRl PUBLIN. Democratie ongim, namely, to run off with the | but ™ by bis° supposed i 1o Dare | complete, with tho exception of 100 votes fn two | Totsl- BiEATnIT 9 s‘:‘.fiygt‘;r ViBOINIA. ballot-box. Aa only a fcw votes were polled, | bored nmo feelings ot or k precincta: Wheel'ns, | e BLATE OF LOUISIAN L P State and Monroe-sts. and the general run of the Yying was kept track | liowever, nguinst ~Jack Stephens, but was N T i o L i ARG Tl o7 2% oFl oY) oF Cune, Heturi tekets At Peduced ratts, Currency. of while the clection went'on, any scheme to | candid enoush to confess that he was a_ good RALVRRR [YORCOUNTY CLERE | rypwns 0,000 %131| 01 210 Goul asw wamos, | 33| B3l BR ;3 | B3| %3 ot Cablu, $40. [turn tickeis at redueed raics, fill up the box with fraudulent votes will be | man, aud that when inducted futo the oflice he 2 @l | N | Gd tolal 29,433 20,6100 BN R BALBW 3120 1700 B3 i3 !; 2B 3R A o S Ak Nanseer, checkmated, woulit have lus support and friendship, Ste- s8lofiins |98 lsd e g3 ggl ei| B8R & | & 24 Washingtous Nearly all of the successful candidates visited | phens was not around,und it fs not hkelythat be 33 i 3% 27 | McCrea over Lynen iu eit: ' o3 P R B H E= heuadyuarters yesterduy. .They bore thelr lon- | will be for scveral days. 1t fs nuderstood, how- B33 & § i McCres over Lynon fn whoic i s ith e H 2 North Gcl'lll{lll Llo ,d e o o osemanan | ors mivekly, DUL their faces showed that they | ever, that when hio tukes hold be will malke u BR[S (1§ 13 [§ - | Mecresover byach an staube i : s 3 : ) o were happy in the result, and glad withal that | clean sweep, and that ex-Recorder Stewart will R 3 H he Lieb in whole vute.... I 1,21 the agony was over. UL courso cach one in | come in us chiel deputy in the place of Janes H i H H —— The steamers of this Company will sall_every Batur- whose power It Jay to distribute patronage was | M, Doyle. What Stewart bas to recommend : : : COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, day from Bremen Pler, footof Third street, Hoboken, ates of passage—From New York to Southauplou. ndon, Faviv, wnd firenien, first cabln, §100; second cubln, §0U, guld; stecrage, 30 cur F sud passage apply Lo JE] 2 Bowling Gre FOLDING BED. Great Western Stemnshfl) l:il;l). From New York to Liristol (England) direct, NATIONAL LINE OF § Now York to Queeastawn snd Liverpool. rin, Nov, 8 4% p. m wulmll. Nov, 17._; pom ¥ypts Nov. 10, b s, wm. | Eugland] Nov. To London, ., Ttal; ‘Tlcketa at reduced rates, Bteersge ticke fene reinud Avply (o t', . LARS 1LSUN, 4 South L] OUNARD MATL LINE., pliling week w0aud from Dritish Apply st Compauy's Ofiice, northwest corner Ciatl sd Randoloheatss, Chiexges P, H, DU VEUNET, Uenera] Western Azeat. TO REN DESRABLE OFFICES IN THE TRIBUNE - BUILDING TO REINT. Applyto WM. C. DOW, Room 8 TribunurBuildlnt. GHRATES AND MANT o SBATES A NEBLS o Pl Gold mod ‘ o mn‘;meu. “‘Kul.l SLATE MANTELS, PRODASCO, & BUMNEY - Loz WEAY 3 B A e AR FALL FASHHIONS Now Ready. [ COOPER & HENNEGEN e r———————— 1206 Clark-at, Plu UKRNS AND HEATERS, BAR ‘Aud Baftimore Heaters. 'D'RN 1 BRAMIALL DELVS 4 00, TIIE MOST PRACTICAL AND POPULAR FOLDING BED IN THE WORLD, THE TOBEY FURNITURECO.,, SOLBE AGBENTS, State & Adams-sts., Chlcago. hursday, Nov, 8 Suturdar; Nov. 31 Blermedisie, $45; TEAMSIHIPS, +Nov, 7, 7 8. . | lolland..Nov, 17, 2p. m. buttonholed ami” compelled to submit to the uar-chewlui: process by dozens ot hungry oflice- seckers willing to tike suything provided [t wus “u soft it Very few proinlses were anade, the officiale-clect wisely dectning it ad- visable to gro slowly on such matters, and to make :Wuluunuuu which shall contryst favor .bl‘y with those made by the administration which will huve to let slip the reivs of power about the Arst of next month. TilE VANQUISILED, The reading-rooms aud the other apartnents on the hall-floor of the Palmer Houso presented u cleaner, sweeter, bealthier appearanes yester- day than they huve done for the pust two weeks. With the passing -wn{'l of Tuceday night, and the slinkivg away of the nolsy, swearinu, filthy, nnd utterly disreputable wang who hav bered the ground fur that space of thne, the orders for a gevernl cleaning out. The windows were opencd, a hose of cheertul dimen- ta, €20, cure 7. Dralia for K1 a0t upwaris on Ureat Dritalo and Canada Fur Manufac-sss turing 00, |uasebistd i, Madlson and Franks :-::‘u‘r‘nln'-“:rn‘-’ aeltabihty, 1. Ch: BEAX & BUC! T oPTICIAN, PIBDSIRONED 1) Lo O R SR JMANANSE, OPTICIAN, Tribaue Ballding. ctac es sultrd Lo all sights ou sclentific prine pera abd Fleld Glasscs, Telescope scopetn Durvmeicn, dc THBACIEN Aees MERCHANT TAILOKIN i Sm_—__-s-_:,J.B.HALL&co.. CoU And City Vouchers Bought By FRUIEN, slous was brought in, and the efforts of thy colored boys, svly furthered by such inventions us brusbes, brooms, mops, and a box of svap, seryed to transforin the piace bothas Lo logks and a8 to smell, and to render it ouce moro fit for the reception of men, and not for bessts, Fhe puriticd atmosphere was naturally uuncon- geniul to the ranks of the Demovracy, and they studliously kept away. For sumo resson or other, the Graud Bachems were alsu conspicuous Illy their abscuce, 1t 18 sald that o Tew wers there in the moring, asslsting inremoving their trups, and holding hundkerchiets to cach oth- cr's eyes, but during the alternoon, when tho reporter sought dillrently for them, they were not to be found, Tho shuck to their ante-elee- tiun contidence was probably toogreat, and they concluded to hide thelr gmiefs aud keep them locked up fu thelr sorrowing bosots, THE UREENUACKERS snd the Industrials are uot so harmonlous as they were. The former have bad the running of the campaign, uud it has pot been run to the entire satisfaction of the latter, More than that, the Worklugmen are now cursing their folly iu taking up suchaman as Hammond, and vowing henveforth they will remain o party by themsetves, aud afliliste with nobody, i the defeat of Tuesday they see the inevitable results of a split ln their rauks, by which a por tion went over Lo tho Degiocrats, and another tied up to the Greenbackers. ey had gong it aloue, they say, snd nominated wstraight, square tiviet, “with nous but - geuulu Workiugmeus on it, they would v come out of the fght “with a better showing for tho future, As it ia, they feel that the only thiug for them to do {s tostart over agaiy, weed out the political parasites who have done more than anything .else tu wake their organization obuoxious, gnd to go forward In the futuro depemdent on none but them- sclves. The astonishing vote of tho Com- wunists, with its fucrement of votes from dis- stfected Workingmen who would vote mneither the Dewocratic uor Industrial-tircenback tick- Tho only establshment maidne Finan Gaclisive Clalty. - Targest uia et Hau SHEK sacquce NEWEST DESIGNS, urexcellenca of Works Al’!m Teading HBR. 1CaR0. Tadles uf tha cf waltin 43 Bultings, 40 E Tallors, 130 Dvarbors-et. FINANCIAL, TY ORDERS LAZARUS SILVEILMAN, Chamoer uf Coimeres. YT Eod v b A A A Sclasors & speclalty; alw Bkaics, Futols, Blson-a, Tribase Big, WANTED, with_ _basement, from Jen, L, oo STATE-8T., between \Wasbington and Ad- aws; tenaat fSrst-class, Must give full particulare. Address LUULS LLOYD & CO. 93 Washingto CUTLERY, ety belleying there had been asell-out allaround, has bad {ts weigbt in Lringicg them sroun 10 this way of thinking. As for the Green- backers, they are, as usual, hopeful even fu deteat. Thevelsim that Hammond will bave about 800 votes, which they say Is certaluly an improvement on 800 votes tor Peter (’ooper. W, large vote, torgetful of tue fact that ite sizeis uot owiug to vy strength of thelr own, but al- most wholly to the votes of disaifected people of all partics. THE COUNTY BUILDING. Nowhere was the result of the election felt ‘Fhey are congratulatiog themselves on Hoyt's more sensibly yesterday than around the Coun- ty Bullding, “The “ Riog" which Lasllceced him for the position is unknown to Tuk Tiis. UNEB; but thiere are many reasons why hie should not bu appointed, Up to n few duya before thy clection ho was In the employ of Licb, and was working for him in the wards; besides, vne’s memory need not go back far to recall the un- pleusant clrcumstances under which he turned the Recorder’s oflice over to his successor, and falled to pay the $3,500 he owed the county. In plain Euglial, he is a defaulter, Seth Fy Honchett, the Clerk-clect of the Pro- bate Court, was slso around during the day. Hu felt good, of course, and that he will inake an ellicient oftlcer no oue who knows him will doubt. . TIE TREASURY. T the County Treasurce’s office all was se- renc. Mr, McCrea dia not put in an apbe: ance, but he will in duc time, The employ were all on the auxfous scat, of coursc, frow a sense that thelr heads might not be secure. It {8 not kuown what Mr. McCrea will do fu the matter of emploves, but it is very certain that there s nho gouwd reason whl many of those now employed shiould not be Lept, “They are as efliclent w set of wen s could be wotten to- ecther. Rumor has it that Sr. Heye, Mr. luck's assistant, is to be retalned in ail cvents, but no one knows anvihing about it. BALLOT-80X ¥TOLEN. Yesterday it was known on the strect that the ballot-box “cottalulug the returns of Grand Crussing, which is the Fourth District of Hydo Park, had been stolen, and u reporter was seut 10 learp the facts, Charlle Creighton, a well-known politician, at one time a_power fn Hyds Park, was tound on the Hyde Park train, Ho waa questioneda hittle, and tiually said Be would tell il ho kuew about _it. At” Grand Crossig Adam Netl, Dr, 8covill, Boston Crelzhton, his brother, wero judges. The vote be- ing mixed or “the judges mot hright, the count was not fidshied until o late bour. A party conaisting of tive with the box in charge of Bostou started for Hyde Park at 12 o’clock and got to Bill Hyaw's saloon sowme time bo- tween § and 3 o'cfock. They stopped for drinks and lunch, an arge crowd was prescut drink- ng and discussing the clection, ot words were exchanged by partles, folluwed by blows, aud duriug the meles the box, which ‘was left on the counter, was taken, That was all ne kuew about ity ho did not bave his hands on the box, and 'was uot o judee, a fact which be ex- pressed a desire to have pul';u. Bill Ryan, the kecper of the saloon, was found behind his bar, He did oot seo the box durivg the evening. The boys wers having a little time, as they usually do electionuight, and that Buston Creighiton clshined the box was stolen, was all lie kuew, 1t {5 evident that the box will never bo secn again, aud tho voters of the Fourth District have & chance of scelug their votes thrown out. The fact thal the party placed the box iu @ saloon whils indulgiue in drink should cause a reprimaud from the proper authorities, aud the kcepln%' of the satoon vpen after 13 o'clock, with Capt. Ryan’s cousin seliing whisky after that Lour, sboula be unoticed by the Board of Trustees. TUR STATE-HOUSE SNATCU-GAXE. Tox TrisuNE has publisked s Republican wversion of how the tickets came to be chaoged at the last moment in regardtoibo Btate-Houso tax. Thbe Democratic orgen, the Tincs, pub~ Iishes tbe following Democratic version of the same disreputable transaction: 3 The regular tickets of the Kepublican. Demo- cratic, and Greenback partics came out yuufix o the surprise of many uot in the secret. simply **For the $531,712.18 svpropristion to wm';: cte the State-lowse.” ¥or’ soversl dsys T A CLEAN BYEEP, The Republicaus eiected ail their County Commissluncrs—Spotford, Burliug, Meyer, and Boese Ju the citv, and Wheeler in the Fifth Dis- tisfactory majorities. Following are l 28822 HiY ., T g it e g 343 Pachvag = untirg - urapgndal I""w" i & |8 ¢ 730 FORTSOECCPTNaDsun— ¢ 70, L35 AW e —— 14 QTJJ‘ [y 837 | Total.. 20 2183 YOI COUNTY COMM [E—— i shoEl gzt 8i¥se - e, {wo-as Lz k] w0 i’-‘ ;? Fab 3470 } 53 ! ii A% i(8 il bl s 4 1) B g0 ot I I e B i sl 632 paal o 44 [ 708 w3 AL ae A sl sl sor sl wml 3 1. 1708 G B R, o 158} sl 101 R 18l sis) sl ol azm M) L . ) w P K T VT T i w3l wal Tl odel 7 M) el Ly 91 ¥ "1 o pr I ! Norheld s oal sl oal @l o ol 1S 00 | Norwooukl @) &1 ei | ol G Jijan o it o 1 ! R 1 a0, 12 el '% fll fi.‘; 315 33| 4,., TR0I0 19463 1B i i %0, ) §oa a2 = = = Wheellug o. 1, ?_fi; || WoRREL 155 37 | roiat towns | 6,043, 3018 8 ey B | urand wosal. 20,3802 4 THE STATE, l I M'UENRY COUNTY. Nuxopa, Hl, Nov, 7.—The political ses was ‘ia | much troutled ln this county. Capt.James Nisb, Republican, was on several tickets and is re-clected County Treasurer by o large majork ty. Col Willlam Avery, of Marcngo, a Repub- 1ican, wason scveral tickets, Including the Dewe ocratie, for Couty Clerk, Peter Whitney, preseut County Clerk, clected four years 8o on the Liranger ticket, wad thls year nomi uated by tho Republicans. 3 Richmond Township zives Avery for County, Clerk 11 majority over Whitney. Nickle, Inde- peudent, has o larzo wajority for County Sulper 1utendent of Schools. The Second Previnct of Nunds gives Whitney STATE-IIOUSE, ETC. 16 tnajurity, Nesh, for Treasurer, 44 majority; AN ADVEHSS VOTR. The following table gives the vote cast for 3 A snd againat th Btate-Housoe sppropriation, and Cryatall Lake, Second Precluct of Algonquia also for aud sgalust the issusnco of additional bonds to construct the Coust-Houen. A thind column bas also been added, showing tho sotal | 1pgependent and Democratic, Nisi; 80 major- vota cust for County Tressurer, whereby t0 | fiy, Whitney, 71 majority, Nickle, Indeocnd- measure the vote cast for the State-House sp- | eut, plurality of 56 over Cummins and Youog, propriation. Those recorded as +*agalust " | Greeoback aud Republican. Agajust the sp- really amount to notbing, snd are given only DWAFIMAHW‘ 203 majority. gmith, He Smith, for County Judge, 36 majority, Axsiust the anpropriation, 22 majority. Township, gives Whitney & wajority. Mcilenry Township gives Smith, Ropubliean, for Judge, 80 plurallty over Lyon and Gilimore, nquin, Kirst Precinct, ublics! a5 indicating the expression of publiciseutiment | yun lgl:,llfllltv.k N ftboy. 45 majortly} Ran. 163 . on the subject. The law requires tbat theap- | pgjority; Nickle, 24 majority. ~Against thosp- wajority of all | propristion. 140 najority. general election: Col. Avery's u.\idurlu for Clerk in Woods 000 votes cust | grock, Mareoio, au g tor Treasurer, the Btate-House sppropriation " WILLIAMBUN AND JACKSON COUNTIRS. wnust bave 30,001 In order to bo succtasful.: Sweiad (rapatcd ta The Chlcdyo Trivuse. - With BA000 1t coutd not wia, even though ) Cawrupars, [y Nov. T—Elestlon suburng Harvard, 218,