Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 25, 1877, Page 1

VOLUME XXXII. JEWELRY, &c. e shall continue the Unreserved Closing-Out Sale of onr Re- \ {ail Stock, offering Tmmense Bargains in DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, FLGIN md GENEVA WATOHES, SILVER and PLATED WARE, &, New lot of FRENCH CLOCKS and ORNAMENTS, ordered early in the seasom, just received. Goods at luss than AUCTION PRICES. GILES, BRO. & CO,, 260 & 268 WABASH-AV. - WIIESEIES, WINES, Ete. Gireat Rednetion IN OUR INE, LIGUOR AND CIGAR | = . DEPARTMENTS. FEAND-MADE SOUR MASH KENTUCKY WHISKIES. £ 1. Taplir 0. P.C.per gel §2.75. Per Bottle 75 Dt & B, ¢ 9aT8 ¢ s Grass Boarben $3.25. 75 Leisia G0, S $2.00. CALTFORNIA WINES. a Port end Sherry per gal, $2.25; per bottle, T5e. Crbana Wine Co. Port and Sweet Catawha per gal, $1.50. | I kave the fnest selection of the most | populer brands of IMPGRTED CIGARS in this market—including the Le Flor dol | Tcbaceo, La iy, and Seidenberg’s Koy { West Cigars—on waich I give 10 per ceat oif manuiacturers’ list by the box. Tha izrgest and most complete stock of o Wines, fgnors, Cigars, Staple and Fancy Groceries IN TEE WEST, AT ¢ 5 7 SLACK'S Hanmoth Grocery Homse,- i Madison-st. DIAMONDS. - W We have just received disget from Europe a fine lot of Dia- monds, Pearls, Marbie Clocks, . end Folding Mirrors. These * goods have been imported by us under most favorable cir- cumstances, and will be sold at decided bargains. . MATSCN & G0, g - THE CHAMPION FOLDING BED. TEE HOST PRACTICAL ARD POPULAR FOLBIXG BED 1N THE WORLD. THE TOBEY . FURRITURECO, OLE AGENTS, State & Adams-sis., Chicago. "You WILL BUY YOUR > MEN'S AND BOYS’ - OVERCOATS : CEEAPEST, { WHERE THEY ARE MADE. GOSPIRECT TO TiE FACTORY, ¥ ' 416, 416, 420, 422 sl 4 Hlmaukesat. CLEMENT & SAYER. 1. CYEIRCOATS. G Gl 111, 50 i s “ 51| To Properly Enjoy it a Stock of Good Things is Necessary! Our Segars are the best in quality and cheapest in price in the West. Our Fine Old Kentucky Heand- made Sour-Mash Whisky is sold at $1 s Bottle, or $10 a Dozen. Our Brandies, Gins, Ports, Ales, Champegnes, Sherries, etc., can be bought at Bottom Figures. Our Facilities for supplying Fam- ilies ere nnrivaled in Chicago. 1 We sell any amount, irom & fiask to a puncheon, from a single segar to thousands. KREP THE PLAGE [N HIND, LAWRENCE & MARTIN, 111 Iadison-st. C. BE. CURRIER geis up an old-fashioned New Ese gland Binmer on Thanks= giving, Nov. 29, °77, at his Iiotel in Bowmanvilie. Glead Music in atiendance. BROTHERS’ PIANOS. above celebrated i areat po and richuess of tone, and the beautif: quality of the upper notes. were By the Jarge aud i the . Tiros. f1ano: d i tor tins orcasion paid uny Piano in this cits. STORY & CAMP, GENERAL AGENTS, 211 STATE-ST. JInrerini: from tle Fu ed July 25, Prinos of o feut quaiiiie d 3 i e total averag: 4 1y = LYON & fAEALY, State and dadizon-si b on Y BUILDING yesrs st a e £hout 10x150- ¥y TTO RENTL. For Wholesale Boots and Shoes, Clothing, Dry Goods, &e. nt Store, located on the cor- The Interior is well- FOR RENT. The building Nos. 10, 13 and 14 Lake-st., 86x120, now occupied by us. Hss sll im- provements, steam elevator, stesm neatng pipes turough ontire buiiding, fire-proof vaults, hard-wood ofiices and stair-cases, sll ccnvenionces for shipping cnd receiving £oods. Inquire aiour office. P — Y & KOHN & BEOS, GRZATES AND AN Al s q ¢ Plai, Cold sad Nickel Ffi\.‘ “(P e trimmied, nd E. SLATE XANTELS o SCO & RUMNI R Ges RS Sea- A stock of Tloliday Goods on comsmission. som for my regular business about over. Have a fne store, zood location, and can give A 1 ref- erence. Addre F 19, une oflice. NESCELLANEOGUS. PSS s sou P WAETG LAVTERIS To Rent and For Sale For public and private exhibitions at MAX. Optitiun, 85 Mutison-st. (Tribune Builé BUSINESS CELANCES. e are offering for sale at a very low fizure oue of the et valaablo patents isstied thls Yeak, asure, gafe, and sroftable fuvestoient. We zollcli aclose i igaiton. R e Givic guartes that this 15 no cateh- penny sfiafr. L. . COUPLAN! 70 Lasall CATTION- AMr. Lewis T Cummings and Mrx. Emily C. Cu i havine in their posseisiun 4 Lote and mOrLz: of iiine aint I F- Lanel or 1,500, oll persons cautioned axalnst bUyIos B¢ o ¢, PALMER, ASSE'S, . CHICAGO, SUNDAY. NOVEMBER - 25, ‘1877—SI_XTEEN PAGES. TiXE MEE’»CEE@T TALORIEG GATIERT'S. OVERCOATS MADE TO ORDER From over forty different patterne, for which‘‘Qur Price” in the early part of the season bas been $25 10835, P NOW REDUCED TO $20,$25,and §30. FLEGANT BUSINESS SUITS 1In an almost cndless variety tofore from $:5 to $40, NOW REDUCED T0 $20, §25,and §32. WEDBING OR DRESS SUITS Of West-of-England Cloth, satin lined, zud war- ranted frst-class In every particular, now reduced to Fifty Dollara. Order soon and avoid the rush! GATZERTS POPULAR TAILORING HOUSE, 179, 181 5{ 183 Clark-st,, car. Monros. 3= OPEN 9 URE, FURN FGEL & AL 951 & 253 Wabash-av. losing-0ut Sale ELEGANT STOCK OF FURNITURE! Lvery Article in Stocl: to De Sold Regardless of Cost! o 3, H ¢ 7 Qreatest Bargains Fver Kuown! A change in our business necessitates an immedi- ate reduction of our elegant stock. Ve will sell lower than any house in the land. $=7"Gire us 2 call and be convinced. IVE MEAN BUSINESS! 951 & 253 Wabash-av. FURNITURE! Holton & Hildreth, 225 & 927 STATE-ST. New and elegant designs at lower prices for CASH than ever before. Weare determined to sell our Retail Stock if prices will do it NEW A AP AR OSGOOD'S NEW BOCKS THE GQUEEN OF SHEBS. By T.B ALDRICH, 10mo. $1.50. A charmlng story, delizhifully told. BEING A BOY. ¥ W 2. Tlustratéd by auare; 16mo. S1.50 50 will devour, and’that will fas- ta good seuse and deliclous hu- A book that every b clnate older readets by Toor. New Popular Hustrated Editions. MY SUM: GARDEN. $1.50. BACKLOG s . S1.50. Cnlform with ** Being a Boy." - 3 ® THE FAED GALLERY. Contalning 24 Melloty) Engravings of the best plct- uresof THOMAS . with sketeh of the Eminent ‘Atiist's Life and Works, an iptlve Ietter-press. Larée quarto, | A sumptuous Honday Book. $10. - RAPHAZL ENGRAVINGS. Toschi’s Engravings. A Smaller Edjtlon of the Ravhacl and Toschi Hellotype olumgs. wilch iave uad 5o lurge popularity. Square vo. §5 each. THE CREED OF CHRISTENDOM. 1ts Foundations contragted with the Superstructure. Vols. 5 and ; of the ** English and Forelzn Philosoph- By W. I G T ete; 2% ., ot 2 ols, Crown BYo. $5. A thoroughiy revised and much enlarged edition of ote of the most thoughtful aud cunald works of mod- crn times. - ALBERT DURER. By M. F. SWEETSER. Vol 3 of tuc popular, * Artlst Biographies.”. Already fssued: 1, Titlan. 2, Raph- acl. Cloth.” 50 cents each. LESSING ; HIS LiFE & WRITINGS, By JAMES SINME. Yols. 7and 811 **Engllsh and For- et Phlosophlcal Librars. ™ With Portralts. - Crown vo. ST “Tn il Titerary history, Lessing is the writer whom I ‘most love."—Leine. s, For salcat all Book-stores. Sent, postpatd, on re- celpt of price, by the Publishers, ke JAMES R. 0SG00D & CO0., Boston, GOUNTY ORDERS And (ity Vouchers Bought By LAZARDS SILVERMAN, Chamber of Commerce. MERCEHANT TAILORING. ° | TR BEST TSTIRCRES Fary Gavimeres-823 wif Fine £ Smitings. 10 e J.B.HALL&CO,, 1Taliors, 130 Dearborn-se: of styles, sold here- (GIRS AND CIGARS. CHAPING CORE Sole Agents for the Noxthwest of Duminy & Co a %3 & 75 Monroe-st. © CHAMPAGNES. - TOR NET CABIL Duminy & Co., Dry Verzenay... Duminy & Co., Extra Quality, Sec. Chapin & Gore, Special Imp., Ex- [E TN - 1alf pints, S92 L. Roederer, Carte Blanche L. Roederer, Dry Sitlery L. Roederer, Dry Schreider L. Roederer, Carte Blanche, from the Russian Market, 50 pts. and 25 qts. in basket, Pommery & Greno, Se J. Rousillion & Co., Sec Jules Mumm, Extra Dry. Jujes Mumm, Dry Verzenay. G.I!. Mumm, Extra Dry Verzenay. G. 1L Mumm, Dry Verzena: Heldsieck, II. Plper & C/ Krugz & Co. Arala & Co., Chateun d'Ay. 65,00 23.00 20.50 23,75 21.00 22.00 24.50 Bouche, Fils & Co., Dry Verzenay. 20.75 2275 Bouche, Fils & Co., Napoleon Cab- inet. revrer 23,00 25,00 Magnums, $44.00. Fils & Co., Napoleon, 1ulf pints, $27.00. Bonche, Teidsieck & Co., Dry Monopole... 28.00 Giesler & Co.. Dry Slllery.... 24,25 Ruinari, Pere & File, Verzenay. 24.25 Ackerman—Luurance, Carte Noire, 15.50 17.50 DOMESTIC CHAMPAGREN. American Wine Co. (Cook’s Impe- rial).. .....515.50 S17.50 Dry . 14.00 16.00 ALSO0, A COMPLETE STOCK OF Imported Wines and Liguors, Havana, Key West, and Domestic CIGARS, AT REDUCED PRICES. We do not handle mixed, cut, or compounded goods, and guarantee thoe absolute purity of every article we offer for sale. 5 CLOTMING. BRANCEL OoF THE NEW YORK BOWERY LOAN-OFTICE, 206 Bouth Clark.st., near Adams. Just reeeived, Special Lots of CLOTHING, which must be closed out immediately to repay advanees : Lot 919<36 Overconts ot § Lo ke 47 Overconis at ~15 pvereoatsat § 11 Overconts il ST, Qvercoaty ot 14 ¥ o Tricot > & pizd G nd, thesclizoaduare our own make. pufactured rom both Porvign ani Do Cloths, upon which ad- yance b b TR b Offer this week, of thelr own make, & very superlor ot of MEN'S an s - et of ME 4 BOY o 1 éB § EE_&%@@AE% Fqual to custom-inade, of eholee Chinchiilas and Bea- Vs at3ats per cont less chan Tast year at thiz time, These gouds are r own meke, new and fresh, and fit equal to custom jory and_Salestgoms, 123 aud 125 Arch Sigin-st., b loter- sectlou of Twcaty-see cHAL. I L HATHAWAY, ‘Wholesale and Retail Dealer in COAIL:I MATN OFFICE ANXD DOCK, Comer TMarket and Randolph-sts, Office and Dock, 1 North Market-st. Office and Dock, 267 Archer-av. ATl coal freshly mined and received since the etrike. Coal delivered in all parts of the éity promptly and in good order. NOTICE. CHARLES L. SMITH bas removed and csn be found hercafter at +48 South Clark-st. Al ordera for coal will receive prompt atfention. CLARLES L. SMITIL COAL BY RAIL, Briar Hill (Brookfield) Coal direct from the mine, by rail, at lowest price. C. Il DYER & CO., - 73 Waslington-st. NEWS DEPOT. SOUTH SIDE NEWS DEPOT tlons for Macazines &c. ot Publishers' rates. ¢t compiefe gssortinent of M- Subserl The ellnneous and D it Statlonery, Perjod ¥ and .\ltll:flzlggs. L'lnn}:nl?‘xk: Poss Books, etc., constantly Dn‘l‘gz\L{zd‘lllL{‘D?p\rl( 3 M. H, WIENING, 154 Twenty-second-st., five doors east of Wi Lranch ofiice of The Chicago Tribune. bush-av. fidrenw. WEATHER STRITS. it AR R T s Touble, All-Rubber Weather Strips spplitd_to i 1t bag check-rail of sash for 10 cte. per window. 70 competitor. _Investigate. 99 Randolph-t. CUTLERY. B s g"lflfierrl'l’nckm, nives, Razors, and Sciseors D . oo Skates, ™ Flstols: mes, and’ X SRR e & Yad Rison-st., Tribune Bi'g, MILLINERY, Etc. A A N e e e AR SPRCEAL OFEERING 5,000 Doz. Kid Gloves Wil offer 6,000 Do, of ths Uelobrated make, HEDATLLE 1Y OR ALEXANDER Kid Gloves at 50 Cents o Pa'r, Retailed Everywhere for $1.00. 20,000 CARTONS OF OSTRICH TIPS, FANCY WINGCS, & . ;FLOWERS, At Whatever Price TheyBring. The above stook of Millinery comprises the stock of Messrs, COHENFIELD, of New York, recently sold at Auction at & Fearful §u§zifice, will be offered at 30 cents on the ollar, 1,000 Fancy Wings at ¢, worth 20c. 5,000 Fancy Wings ot 10 and 150, worth 30 and 40c. 3,000 Elsezit:t Fancy Fuaaghers '?g 20 and ¢, former price, an C. 10,000 Fiaek Hoal Oatrich Tivs at 12t and 150, never sold less than 40 and 50¢. 5,000 Elegent Black and Colored Ostrich Tipd o335 and $50, former price, S1 ¥1.25, 10,000 Sgfl:gs, Fioweraat 5,10,125c, worth 25, 35, and 50¢. 5,000 Sirays, Jmported Flowers, at 25 2, B ¢, formor price, " $1.45, and $1.50. b : JOB LTS AT HALF PRICE. 1,000 Pieces Snow-Flake Suitings et 9¢, worth 15¢. - 5,000 Pieces Best Tycoon Rep Deilanes at 15¢, worth 25 c. 25 Cases Lndies’ Hose at 10¢, worth 35¢. 1,000 Doz. All-Linen Hem-stitched Hand- ke&cmex’s at 8 and 12ic, worth 15 and 25c, 500 Pieces Heavy Red Twilled Flannel 2t 22c, worth 30c. 1,000 Piecas Mateiessn Cloths, Brocade Suiting, French Brilliantino Dress Goods 8t 25¢, former price, 45¢. 5,000 Ladies’ Wool, Eeaver, and Mal elasse Cloaks at $4, 85, $6. $8, and $10,—6 manufacturer’s stock at & sacrifice, 10,000 g B i 2 % air Ladies’ Goat and Kid Shoes at 1. iormer prico SL75. 300 Piecas Black Alpaca, double width, ab 16c, worth 30¢. 1,000 Pieces Biack All-wool Cashmeres at 50, 60, 85c, worta 75, 90, nud S1. $20,000 worth of Fancy Goods—TO¥S. DOLLS, CHINA SETS, POCKET- BOOES, JEWELRY, an importer's . Btock, at 40c on the d ollar. Don't pay Regular Prics for Goods when you can huy same goods at 40, 50, and 60c on the dollar at the Boston Store, Money rofunded at all times if 'goods are not satis- factory. i BOSTON-STORE, 118 and 120" State-st. Tonk O i g’ MILLINERY. I shall offer on MONDAY, Nov. 28, 500 Trinmed Bats at - $1.50, worlh §5.00. 500 Doz, Felt Bals - - - - TA ek eah 600 Doz, Real Prench Felt Hats - $1.00 exh. Flowers, Pealhers, Silks, and Velrets Delow Gost. OPENING- All our Winter Styles just received will be on exhibition. Don't fail o see them. D. A.HEWES, 156 & 155 Wabash-av. MILLINERY! AT POPULAR PRICES. MRS. WM. BEVOY, {56 STATE-ST. N. B.—Just received, Demores Vinter Patterns. MME, BIEHA SOULE, 0F PARIS (iate of Washiuton), Has just opened g stock of FRENCE MIL- LINERY RES! and Hlegant S8 GOODS; Thcluding sl the Liotest Noveltios, at 170 State-st., opposiie Patmer House, 170 state-st,, 09peso SoS oo A Will be ready on Wednesday, Nov. 28, to supply everything in the way of Boiors® Goods a3 wholesale and retail at their new AKERY, 61 WASHINGTON-ST. 1n connection with their oflier basigees they will o the same day open to the public the finest lanch oo for ladies and centlemen in the city. RS, Are oftering thelr larxe olestie stock I Ladics' ctiand, and oy v (anada Also, ,nll otherlines Fur Manufac- ine lof Fur Goous it uring 9 foty. Thixls the trst {n- = *9 litance In the history of the Fur Trude tuat you can Ipurehase a single srticle ¢ Medison and Frank- mapufacturers wholecale Jin-sts., Chicago. |priceandsave 5 per ceat. SEAX & BUCIHER. EEAL ESTATE. WINTER HOMES INFE TOWN LOTS, for sale n Lawtes, Flo., contalning half _ucre. Sere. aud four acres, s . destred ‘Communley eritirely Xorthiera, mostly from Shicagm, Advantages of Churcht acd School. l’- Healthiest portion of the. State, particularly benctic (4l Kt e P any. Consumptives, Eirat-clase Totel. For furthor (nformation address K. G CANMPBELL, Lawtey, or Col. G fock, Fla.. irusees. R A BUSINESS CARDS. BRIE SHORBSTACES. WILLIAM MACMILLAY: Champlon Brick Smoze. Two tralns dail T asd Dolicr-Setter, Joubing. Cant stack Bullder o0 ouailiy of work. 203 West Itan- dolphi-st. Splendid seed and Hovanas, S2550 N ticug filled, 8t S12, smoking CoNNECRICAGO CIGAK M 11 and 13 Wabash-a LCOMIS? = 193 and 195 WEST MONROE-ST. secoud fioor. R, LA s oA e PRICE FIVE .CENTS. OPENING. We awill open our tail Depar’ AT THE pStionBuiling TUESDAY MORNING, . November 27,° At which time there will be offered the en- tire stock saved from the FIRIIT Thiswill be the great- est opportunity to buy ry Goods, Carpats, and Uphelstary, Known for Yeurs! FIELD, LEITER & 00, HOIJ-SE-E‘UENISH!NG GOOCDS. Rrira Low Prices. To reduce stock previous to Jan. 1, prices D DOWN in ev- ery Department. ‘Carpets, Furnitare, & Bedding, Curtaias, Wall Paper, and Kitchen Ware, AT DECIDED BARGAINS. CHICAGD CARPET (O, 233 State-st., 014 Stand of ALLEN, MACEEY & CO. 1 ) PRICE ONLY $100. This bandy and cficient article is warranted to do cleaner washing, and more of it, than any other invention in the market. Procure testimo- pials, buy and try one, and be convinced. Trav- ciess, Agents. Jobvers, and the Trade liberally dealt with at the General Agency, No. 230 West Washington-st., Chicago. . (ARTER & STEWART,- Proprictors, 230 West Washington-st. £~ City Canvassers wanted. i 33, 45, 65, and 90c. PLMEE THE FAIR, Heaters and Weslemimuphflnus;. Nickel Plateds.E. GIVATDAN, | ‘Bar 111 i i | THE BALTIMORE FIRE-PLACE HEATER. durable. economical, snd Jowerful. We warrant entire satlsfaction, RICIIALDSON, BOYNTON & CO.. 82 Lake-At. OPTICIAN. AR~ E, OPTICIAN, Tribune Building. Fine Spectac ¢s anfied to ! slzhts on sclentife prin- cliples, Opern snd Field Glassss, Telescopes, Micro- fchves, Barumcterd, & FLOUR—Reductinn §t. Louls white winter extraordinary. The whest extra cholce Bran ond 195 WEST. MOSROEST: 1ogsou | deifvered oc 57.26: best paten, g9; best spring m;é‘figfl':‘;nfr"&.mw 92 N e L aced free: | Send pustal curd. LANDSBERG & Co- 130 Soutts Halsted-st._ SHRS, ), ©4hes ol ates for rosconrants, | Hulsteduus, 236 Onlon Slariets ‘Corner Tweaty-secont Botels, ete- Vise N LOO3MES, Broprietor. | . und Indlsas-ar. - _| the Democrats in auy event to scat Butl WASHINGTON. Facts and Spaculations Re= garding the Senate Contest. Conover's Final Intentions the Subject of a Deal of Guess-Work. How Far Into the Democratic Camp Will His Convic- tions Lead Him? A Butler, Kellogg, and Eustis Likely to Squeeze In During the - Fight. Still Another Result of the Great Squabble Will Be: That Conkling Will Lose His Grip on the Commerce Committee. Both Parties Marshaling ‘Their Forees for Tues- day’s Battle. A Serious Condition of Affairs on the Maxican Frontiers. It Ts Thought the Governorof Texas Tt Spoiling for a Fight. THE SENATE CONTEST. 4 FACTS AND SPECULATION. Suecial Dispateh to The Chicuayo Tribine. WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. 24.—There is much speculation and anxiety about the politiczl situation here. Al eyes are still upon Seuator Conover, of Florida. It is understood “that Sharon will not leave his morey gods long enough to comeghere to save the supremacy of his party. Asall the otierabseutees sre paired, the ouly person, therefore, whose voie can give the Republicans a majority is Conover. Toe first issue will undoubtedly be made on the question of precedence between the report in the Kellogz case and the vote to scat Ham- burg Butler, for there is no longer any doubt that Conover and Patterson will vote With The apprebension is that Conover will go the Democrats so far on,the questiou of preced- ence as to vote to CONSIDER BUTLER LEFORE KELLOGG. It may be, also, that he will go so far asto vote to ceat Eustis before Kelioga. Inthat event, Kellogg could scarcely be seated. ‘T'he best opinion to-night is, however, that Butler, Kellogg, and Eustis will be seated. Spofford does not secm to have been sharp enough or corrupt enough (for an ultimate anulyeis of the preseat situation may prove that “corrupt? is the proper word to use) to have secured @ chance in this pool for Sena- torial seats. - Kellog and Butler scem pericctly contident. Kellorg personally may well rejofce at the situation, for itis certain that if what is called party necessity had not united . tbe Re- publicans there wowid bave been at least half 3 dozen Republican votes cast ugaiust him on the merits of his case. There now, however, aj pears to be no doubt that EVERY REPUELICAN VOTE P will be cast for Keliogg, including the two votes of the apostates, Comover and Pat- terson. ‘There are many indicptions that the present situation in the Senate is the result of o deliberate political conspiracy. The Democrats seem to have been playios o double game. They at the sume time sought to divide the Republican party, and by politieal or other means to obtain Republican votes for cer- tain Democratic measures. The first indication of this was the reports started by Democrats, and reiterated With the greatest positivenuss upon Democratic authority, that Coukling bad agrecd with certain Democrats that both he and a few fricnds SHOULD YOTE TO SEAT SPOFFORD iC'a number of Democrats would unite with Lim to defeat certain nominations. These stories undoubtedly had tieir eflect to aid in creating dissensions among the Republic- ans, and at the same time the jufluences which ~sere so potent and £o often exposed in the “lilden campaign were at_work to sccure the two Renublican votes which have been obtained, and the ena is not yet. Conover very freely expresses his opinion, and says that it has been his purpose from the first to ¢ VOTE TO SEAT BUTLER, and that he shall also vote for Kellogg. He persists in sayinz that he is as good s Republican s mnybody. It is quite certalu that the pair of Senator Blaine with Grover Is a binding one for the remainderof the seasion. Blaine is reported as haviog telegraphed Lers to-day that no friend of his would circulate any stories that he fntended to seek to break it ONE FEATURE of the present poiitical excitcment may assist the Administration to the contirmation of some of its appomtments. Senator Patterson Is 2 member of the Commerce Committee, and may possil bave -the casting vote. He does not like the indirect accusations made against him by Conklin in the Senate, and it may bappen that he will not_be disposed longer to follow Coukling’s lead in upposing the New York nom- ipations. CONOVER is reported to have sent 2 confidential messeze to Gov. Kelloge stating that he (Conover) is the best friend Kellogie has in the world. and that had he (Conover) not voted with the Dentocrat: and oceasioned_this excitement amont the mblicans, the Election Committee would never Pave reported the Kellozg cuse in time to have seated the Jaster. It is quite certain that the Administration will not_interrerc, and that the President considers that it is a matter with ‘hich the Senate alone can deal. It is known, however, that the President is alive to the Zrav- ity of the situation, and strongly desires the maintenance of Republican supremacy in the Seuate. = The Republican this _mornine, notwithstand- . ine the denial made by Patterson that Hamburg Butler had eracked the sluve-hotders’ whip over * the lztter and dnven him to vote in the Scoate, reiterates in sabstance its former assertion, and certs that its statement Was based upon in- formation from L ‘ENTIRELY TRCSTWORTHY PERSONS. Evers moment until the meetive of the Sen- ate on Monday Wil be oucupied in the concentration of forces for the final contest for purty supremacy in the Senate. Pite president Wheeler will not be unpregared in the event of the Democrats attempting to Contest bis right to give the casting vote in case of a tie. ‘The authorities have all” becn cexawm- ined, and the constrection of the Constitution was SETTLED LONG AGO. The Democrats will make.the point under the elause 1n the Constitution which declares that the Senate must be the judge of tne qualitica- tions of its own members, but the Vice-Presie