Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 29, 1878, Page 3

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: TUEBDAY. OCTOBER 29, 1878, LOCAL POLITICS. R, Ot Fred Grate, AngostMeyer, Praok Schoun- | ous ather accusations {hat have been mada | posed tobe asued by the County Commsion: | around. Democratie beadquarters. They who : et pman, am 8. £ ot him. And now comes Mr. am 1. | ers. He said that, on the cortrary, he wasin | never earned an honest cent in their lives are oR ILL BUY A NEAUTIFUL LO ¥ Fifteenth Word— W. If, Fuller, Angnat Reem | Eberle, who tatements which, | 1 I the entiré Couoty Board. 10T K, Acs Continted from Secand Pare. him up to about Feb. 25,1877, e vio- }L’li{?t‘x‘l:‘ ;‘wumllam of Kindneas 10 her, and about I 1875, struck her with a atick of woor, “ac- a his cruelty with curses and anery companyin John A, Farrow, 1. Fursyth, B. H. Seligmsn, | strect; that Mr. K eed 1 wages | lican party of Cook County 1e unalterably opposed | alon, charging Bheriff Kern with criminal cdre- ar 2,00 hashels of coras_aheds fof A B ibing stors: No. 21w Bivs lalaaduay. Sardssn Kbout the fust of December, 1830, | Raotoh Wi, T e M T T T i | 10 the Iasaanca of Any bonds wha i i e T A oydnd | 2Dcatuie: new post and-board face, lating waicr, 12 | CLEMENT L. he struck her with a chain, In anger, w) thout |~ Nijes—John Huntingten, arcars to bim to & considerablo_amount. he was | Connty Commissioners; snd. farl robber, and Peckham, the forger, toescaps from | You may lpok the halance of your iife and ot find sach Arndess causc or provocation, and from time to time | Lake—IL 1, Btock, John Alloway, C.B, Red- | qic harped: that he made applications at vari- Resoleed, That the Chatrmsn of this Campatgn Jail. So the prospects are that Kern will be to- | 8 Biece of land for the maney; hatr d: WASIED-UPHOLATERENS AND FORNITURR Shurafir up {g, Felasey, 1677, was gl o | Al AleriComin' " o ean Bpectr | SUb et to el Kern or”uhe waenwiten | Gniia i Batcuie Commitian: o | Yogated whonthis Sefiency. ERDTATIR ASTE P A G LY | bt e o e &3 NEUUENGRL, s lse: tod acts of cruelty and infustlca to her. & following is & list of nolican ol T 2 S ! , o : b o repeated acts 00 Sl HTieq Mo cIothinE Tor | Doty Morsaieravd hona who.live not ai- | Rere due bl that be was yut oft azain aid | The Committeo thn decided that the Ex. | Kerpiabailfe and deoutics maybe nald to MllsellIO0etety oyt Room NTPD=THO CANPRNTRRS THIS HOINING her, and had at no time afforded her decent or | rendy received their commissions will report 0 | yigney ¢ e would el e, eyt week, | ccutive Committes shiould present an officlal have desertcd him almost entirely. ~They have | mmmmmmmm——iame—rieemuntnioe et | MY AL Weat Wuatlogton- 2 adequate support. - Keb, 35, 1877, hie told lier Le | tho Marshal, No. 150 Ladallo atreet, and be | o-vhe'naxt months but that finolly the matlter | JEPOFt of their action in the matter of the First | Lecome astisfied of his perfldy, snd, since thev IO RENT-HOUSES, WANTED=0DOD CARDENTERS ~FOIt THIM- was polng o pack np s hm;; "utmrnm\s,l and | aworn in and obtatn their commissions and §0- | ‘wyy elayed so foniz that when e se,l!?mmlh d“N““{“{i i Sl l.-;:::"t:-;nblen ;l;-:h‘erem (l:'[e:flu"rri-[c’l"tfl{fln they Weat Rldes Nowniig 8t the corserof jiearbor snd Jndiaos-ste., should take away the two elder children, leav- | structions: Kern, and had ohtafned judzment against him, irough N. T. Gassette they repo offl- rized, thi ally prefer the RENT~$12 PER MO! TR TR TR T R T s e TR 4 . 3 % " v o 3 . | election of Mr. Hoflman, and_ several ? ” ANTED—A FIRBT-CLASS = MA ASTRY = Tz herwlth the babe.) Sl suieet hig do Firet, Ward_Fdwin, T Loogley, Wiltlam O. | that indisidual pleadcd the atatuteof iimitation, g{'.llnll{e';'::: t‘fi’u'u-'-f{'a:»;‘fii?':omfi;:."fi??;ufl declared and are st work for bim, L mm':?'?fn‘v‘b‘u{;y o ot s o Weaer w o0k And """“.""’{“E:':" ‘".cm'kf" Inquire s parture was anly temporary, and expected him P Rith the children Ih & day or two, | Second Ward—Jonn I Howland, John e TN Ir. | Senator, and that Messrs, Clark and Thomoson | tWhy don't Kern refund to the URNT—m7 WEST WABHINGTON £T—FOUT: | tyr A} Y 53 Tt ho i mot Cretuem, sud, afior | Grant, . Oppeuhcimer, Heary Honn, A. i‘fifi"fu'e'.'r;'".'"fiefi‘."fi} Thtro 7 mans scarcely | wers the regular candidates for the Legisiatnre. | the county the Ufl.(rxmmhe keied.ul.;o:';»fr‘.‘; P xam,".‘:.";,.':“::,'; "Nl it eant brICE WV e e, and B o e A seseral days of gfeat anxiety, slio ascer- | Uleason, himsclf sod his deserving family, has been | _1Ihe Seventh District Campaign Commities | has no right, and which he has received for dlet- | bam. Appiy to owner, J. g5 place. tained that he had taken them ‘to the Protest- ant Orplinn Asylum, on Michigan avenue, near i . 15) West Washington-st. Fienty-sccond strect, and had told the lady In | Avfiec . Dishop, D, F. McCarthy, Guatay Cleme | whila dertvin | The Committen on Bpeskers 4nd Meetings | actual cost of dieting the prisoners, but e has o b i diiargo that thelr motber had been dead for | onn, Thoman C. Clark, o A vuniere ja | Feported varions ArrangomentD for BOIINE | foken so v oxire o £60.000 Cresrs and Malloy, sinirevan AR ae, e RO SPASCY CARE-BARER 101 GO 16 thicteer lm’mlha, u.‘r- »}'ocrrlm; llh:}_n;l ndrg:l; ¥ltth Ward—James G. Stevens. Allen W. Train, | the Jail, 18 yot unable to pay hia Just duca to an meetings throughout the district. being * extra ' men, votea him the money. I Rilakinds improvements. adaptrd Lo BouseXeep- betwy nd sion ns orphans an objects of ch 20 ) 3 went to the asylum and raked for the clnldren, v ' 0 EXT-$29 PER MONTH-FINR TRO.8TORY o to1d that the 50 mothers but, on | . Sixth Wara—John Rounle, Henry Ludwing, €. appointed & committes of one from each town - MEETINGS, 3 Mxidiag RAILKOAD LABORERR FOR e ey Jstadily | Camiots, 3. Vandermaol, U, C. 3. Couks Charies | AVERY MOORE AND HOWFMAN. | igtecure & full regisiration to.dsy. The Eighth Ward Glub (East End) held & | st Iniareor W GHAY RROWN, Hoom 85, 57 Bomit o, Jowa: fren fare: U conl-miners. 13 recognized fier, and she was enabled to met | FERERR JOER D HER, 0 0t Alex Calhioun, The following letter, reccived by a gentleman | A committee wasnppointed to sce the Counts | meeting last evening at No, 240 West Harrison | CWFkot .. . .. .. X D fhem Into her custody, where they have ever | wirem o bt e, X ohneon, | In this city yesterday, fully aisposes of the | Clerk and find out whether all the judges have | yireet, which was addressed by the Hon. R, C. . 5. BIOWTRRNTICRT. NEAR W ASTED 207 TABOREIS | FOR_BOUTITER) ince becn. _ Her husband hax not retarned but | 11 WS Aadrawe, Fred Octa: Osca 1 lindiey. . | accusation of the Zimes that Avery Moore, the | Feceivcd thelr poll-books, In order to complelo | Tauun, 4. B. Linscott, W. E. Btove, Gen. O, L. | pets il sniy s it Gl a1, 71 DE, Jowni z» auariymen; 2 for pineries; winter's since Feb. 25& 1877, has lived by himsel ry s [ ighin Wara—Lowis duton: Denite Mctarty, | abacanding West Town Supervisor, ws asaatea the registry. o Hiromh 5 10 Madtsonst: 1. BPERBECK'S, 21 Wess though he had uclther wifa nor children, 80 50 now living, ' utrol of { John L. Manning, John Stepliens, Frignp —: Yesterday's 7Vmes received tbis | Senatorial Distri at headquart - & RENT-$3 PER MONTHA—FI! RAICK P z 3 qen Tollowa the Geual fickyer for oo Niuth Ward-, 'O, Vintclay, Charles Rils, | evening, with aricls on Stal. Haflman ia conne e . B Payme 6 Jhe ehaln, " eF" | rouslog meeting at No. 14 North Union strert T honre 43 Rortn Ese 3.7 13 ooy an moders | W ANTERCAOOD MAY FOIE FXERY STATE J t Chatian fl. Clerk, Samiel A, Kilie. airs. more un: | ““feyer Bium was sdded tojthe Committee by | 182t evening. Ther declarcd themseives solid | KOZENCY D e b e WHALL Call oF Mdread Lo Beiie MABfE. (ot 03 Clork-sts Chi- WILLIAM ALDRICIL AT s Gy APutas Cabt Dixon, Lawis | dullcd e bo0 B s, 6o for aa ] | URaRlmaus consent. for the entiss Repablioan ticket, sad wereml- ST NEAR NOBOSSNEWTRO: | wnr Ansoiis City-Attorney Tuthill, at & recent large and enthusiastlc meeting in the Fourth Ward, afier | (& T hone it e e 1 even then. " Aa to hs | confer with the County Etecutive Comimitee in 4 ABUL 0 Wi Do RANTIORE L0, 00 KAt Wasliten TR : brlofly touching upon the political and Anancial [ **Fivetrth wara—cot. wiltiam James, D. L. Mongh, | fecreting 'me, o had no cren than, A4 ta Bs | Comard fo the distributlon. of the campaign | of Election metat the rooms of the State Cen- | % T A\ g Hiondhestirit FRER Jeaies involved in the present political contest | 4. P: Kilicutt, C. iL. Crane, . Van Buren, Wile | whereabonts than the person who wrote that | funds, #0 that the Seventh District shall obtain | tral Committee Jast night to recalve their lo- Miscellaneons, M. T. AMES & CU.. i1 Lavslic: with force and convincing earnestness, indorsed | “whirteenth Ward—1I, G. Teed, 8. E. Rockwell, | have never been cast of Ravey strect north of ., Itnom 17 the wholo Reputican ticket a3 one_worthy tha | tartin 3ctiue, Wiflir Hunte. 4 " | Fwentyaccond atreetin tho ey ‘There annever f,’f}’f'.',‘.f.",,£,'§i,",,",‘,’;",‘;';3‘.‘°‘,’,n'l‘m'",‘n roparted ;Tu‘rll‘rtdlwremn tothe Deputy In charge of [ oos"Sjicuigsa-av., three-story snd busement stave- Dentiation: cordial support of 11" citizens who desira the | | Eoartecat! g‘“,g‘"‘l;,';l’fl “k"“““!":,““ g‘“f,'or{l‘l'n‘:' B oy wor P‘;'M"",'-“;‘:j“m“: e :f'i‘;’m" to-day. s division, <23 and 1824 Wabuhoav., two ands half story sed | YXPANTED=A FIHST-CLASS GERMAN GRI 1O electionof bonest and eapable pubtic servants, % ®, "“’j by h 2 i ous srrangementa were, made for meeting A Revublican mass-meeting was held st | Dasement stone-fron o general houscworki must come well recums flis langusage, while fervid, was temperata and Fifteentls Ward—Sacob Haber, F. Le Tiasee, JLIT, | mea timo or two for &n amount not excesding $10 | M. Meyer Blum moved that a committee bo . 7ANTED—A GIRL, TO DO GENERAL 1/0USE: yersusive, clearly domonetrating not anly that | ¢ Elfiecath NaniZdacob lsber, . Lo aaga, LI | e (hme gt Lo fo0 4 npont Dol xceRtint M0 | ppointed!to dewand the necessary share of tha | 100 ExALL Tewmtatien oreskled, aod ostory and basement, brtck, | trones: ABOY AG 15 ARMARGCAT, oo " eer A the speaker was expressing his hoovest convie- tlons, but that his words wers tho words of soberness and trutb. Concerning the head of the ticket in the First Congressionsl District, the Hon. Willlam rn wi m—r— 1dtich, Mr. Tuthill spoks in terms of heart J Loua | my driver 1n & top-buggy sccured at o livery-siadle ‘This {s the last day oo which voters can regis- The Beventh Ward Republicans held a meet- TO RENT-ROOMS, S1X DISIWASI :‘u::obnunn and high eulogy, Could ovm’r i‘i’.’nfi’.‘.‘.fi'x"“ doncy A 01 Rluer\¥aehotts, Uapts rfi.,,:{u :"fl'fi; ,1",:; :“2 mo | ter. All who wish to avold the annoyance and ing in the hasement at the corner of Fourteenth West Sides '8, 144 Bouth 3 rkent, o nm" voter fn the distrct have heard the merlted e | 1,11 4oy cxéep "y S Yahmeon Liother, and 1 eteetn | dclay of baviog to awese o helr votesw woek | 8 LS D iRkt TGS | 1O MENEA SUITE, 08, TR RoNT 0D | WY ETEEE R e L A 1 by the speaker to Mr. Aldrich, few | TIE *TIMES'* ASSAULT ON TOE | Biy llfe asked Mr. lluffmon for the accommodatlon | hence should go to tha praper placo to-dsy an 2 sy, Jmuder ) MERSSPIZE, | puod cook "Cal at 794 West Laks gt comium pald by b (RIS, of ong cent that [ remember of, and certaiuly not | (b BN T cred, The judges are on tion fn & masterly toabner, snd won the aj S, .»?fi:in"‘"“" b Wl B, THOMPSON, 220 ouk. _Call a4 724 West Lako-st would be found on election-day voting againat bim. Mr. Tuthill said: ile fiest became personally acquainted with Me, Aldrich a* the time ho was clected by the Third Ward ae ane of i1s members in the Reform Coun- cil, Ar. Aldrich was a8 leader among those men whio were clected when our municipal sfairs wers in such cotdition that the ntier deatruction of the property intereats of Chicago, through extrava- ance, corruption, and the excesslve taxation mads necewsary thereby seemed Imminent; when finuncinl bankroptey and ruin, resulting in thoclos. inz of our schools, the abandoning of our pollca s, scemed almost inevitable, en and neoolo who own Chi- tng or consnlting him, came to Clty Government. Concerning cao, Without the rescae of tion but Irishmen of tho laborine } d —No. Siate street. The Cook County Demoeratle Central Com- | ~omoo B 720 z e~ | ubeOMlce, 3 ) e e ot rar” form Coaci s | ton but Irishmen of tho lavoring diass, and | Uicians of this falsh frequently haye occasion to | Bisteiet 1=X: S8 8ie drect mittce Was 10 bavo held & meeting at 8 o'clock | Ty ARIEUTO MENT-BUOMA-THOE TAY QITUATION WASTED-IY ‘A" TOUNG AN was not necesnry, for Lim 1o speak, nor wis it amp,—many of them graduates from tho | wash their dirty Minen, and they dlsltke to per- | District i—ilowland esterdsy afternoon st headquasters, but &t e e 83 years of 820 48 clerk 1o liorel, alght or da necessary 10 tell the people of this city anything cancerning the benefcial reaults of thelr labors, Every Imelligent cltizen understood and appre- clated thelr services, Every intelligent man in the L ar g i 5 1 i3 ltical a: ' nd 4 Keough, who is run- 8 clcar, cutnfu) altly lucslity, 3'ca tuans (v f imitar with the tohy ralde; Losk B eing amd” peavin: the. adminiatration of ey o icer o Hafeat ‘Me. Hern ani | Siled by one Patrick Fiynu, who recoglresthat | - Dlstrlct 1Yo, 1217 Stateptreet, | Biog against Skelly, as & fellow-omoerat, the | soogatieatiisireet-carsi reat $10t0 81 Adiress W | of pferunces! "Address W i Trivuneoifee, municipal government understood and appreciated | clect Mr. fHoftman to the office of Sherifl. [ ft 15 pleosanter to be a door-tender Districe nne: regular nominee. “Now Skelly is desirous to ———— the invaloalle service done 1o Chicago by Mr Ald- rich and hin associatcs fu the Rteform Council, Mr, Aldrict, suid tho speaker, was A leador In that body, and was chosen to preside over Its dellberations, ‘Tlist hls counecl, hin assistance, hie direction, wanmost potent in that body tho Aeaker person- tlly knew, aud tho ple, the basiness mon of this city, know it, 1lia feilow citizens, to whom the cit; Indeb! f " " T the unwasticd, swhen he was told to fuvert h Diatrict rner ‘T'wonty-second street and s : S > It to da geneesi hodscwark In 8 prval Afiflf{fl\;‘h;g%lt‘c'd'!g;“):m ng sent him as an \'lelxl|l|‘I‘t§dl)'flnvdeE};“edL.:uw bhugs urloh’t‘!”l'rlr‘t:f tracks and pofut themn toward tbe door, as bis | Wentworth avenue, "“‘r"'ix"‘fif’n'f,'.’ &snm%a V?l':lllfi;’d II? I'l""mmc A.\;mgfag:r 7O LEOAY best uf refacvuce wlsen If required, Pieaso aud In recognition nf hie churactor ataman and & | paliot-box stufters mighy W‘B.Wp‘““mhl"“ room wax cailileres} botter than his compant, Mg[{rfi:‘”‘hgm-“m Banger; atsact comer | B Nl'lnl:rlll; (lerkeaml‘r ! Kinzlo :lr:eu.lb'nkl?l'i::; P AR collaierals. C. B, WILSON, S ’\Tll!\' WANTED-I OBWEGIAN @ cttzen, i rocoguition ef ble Invaluapls public | jogethor to fntimidata weak voters, and other- | AIF Concon demurred, whereupon the realous | MEUTSROL, o) Lireet and Archer ave. | were not more that & schooner’s crew present, | i S S1Cnd Wark a20 Talp sewite. 1yeasa. ool O ceople, whose wisdom Ia often beyond the S & ‘Mouey 1o 1080 on watcies, d(a & - 5 wixdom of party manipulations, ticular candidate who, if successful, mizht speaking hin plece. Willistn MeNally occupied | of every description st GOLISSNIINA L TED-BY A RBSPECTADLEGIRE, 4 fow d the aspirant for Congressional hunora outside. % 0 % ice (11 Eaat 31841 2 eework an smadl fanfly. Call at ngucr&n‘x}:.d mgje:rr:t o i district whicy | fling them a fo pltars or foatall them fn o The lacter expressed his feelings upon the side- "nl.'nmlcv. Enuine-House, corner Thirty-8fth tfiu chair, and introduced the speaker in a | Oficelicensed), b kast Madison. s Demoeratic, AN 0N Ful & : b E e M Aldrien to Congreas, and that, 10, azainst an | on the face of it that so larze s bady of men as | Walk forsome time, and. then went around | aud lalsted strects. . . Mr. Col Hioval, plance, war: JITEATION “WANTRU-BY A HIGLE AGEG opgonent who, If zeneral reportand bellef bo true, { tho Zimes spcaks of could possibly becomo [ (b, corner to the allice hu( Justice | District 7—Cortier Dotgias and Wentworth sve- ;';I’:“ g fn': alc;qgg‘ l;:m;:;:&fl:g isterals 1a eumere aunt. 17 ?mfirrl‘:l'iw fan womea {8 sl pricnts {aniiys fu urder 1o secure lll'elecucn. expended moro | aasoclated fn so villainous an undertak- | Wallace, on Randaiph street, thro ‘zxz_lwm nues, ERAER e e of A Taw hercby o deaman can com. | PENNIES GAX WE i fudetsichees. 2 e B Y er D e ot e tod by | I, Which “can st ‘best bencflt but a '""u“'lfm“”"""“f""'.?r ;'mc VO | Distriet 1o, 23 Canaiport avene pel a vessal-owner to poy bim his wages without currency at the rountiug-rooin ot the SUATIO foue in, e bp, A Diviners fuen swecied b7 | oy fowd Not The ifon (s opgsterous | YU CEATER D, WG SICURIY, Do | Bibinet = Houa Re: ¥ Divancint he. Unltod Mates Marehal. #15 Tor | QU2 AXD 70 CENT PIECES IS LACIAHT | of recrences. i Aornen emared apon he dischatro of his datica as | ond unworthy of u senalble thought. ‘The cun- | Befert, Bouttabis WOF S8 SEEREE ML BEE | District fi—No. 772 South Haiyted street. continzent expenses. 1lu would also present [ of Trvune Companr. i STyt Cougresaman with the satio earneeiness, and conr- ho laat- O _LOAN=81, 000 $2.000, § Vi e : 5 ? e a o En T ot Coumert | srticlo on the Trisls by wn fgnorantly-written | Immediately uvon entering the hall, th District 5—Northeast cornor Blue Island avenne | cf 40 centa & month that sailors are required to , JITUATION WANTED Giiioos ot Rad J il condact of A 0w culogy on the good Father Damien will avall ¢ | nomed geotlensn was pltched Inta Dy shout 8 | snd 7wenty-second street. e ool shaicnt ‘oF thie. Tithseias ond arersutys o dul at Kowest entront | QUEARN NATWE Ghne Calt GF elecled a8 an ‘o Bothiag, Possloly the publishing of this foui | dozen men, who bore him outside the charmied | District i—Kuntasast comer Western and Bluo Poiid on snarine euglieers and pilots:. and for i Washlogton-st. widreas 250 Weat Madi 5 e Te e e sccungtion aeainat tho Irah o vart of ths | 2aRETRL A% 05, Mab DI S GG | PR ot tuton at Lawndet the establisliment of & court where they could PITALWIsSG TOESTEND AN | QUUATION WARTERCIE & i e o him to, punl the 'mllw‘"" "'.n”“ T o T nefarious political diplomacy to alicnate d ¥ "y e have o full and fair hearing before thelr license ed market buainess by sdding the ¢ AR B T i . ehring and sjnoking of hams, shouldem, 9 stituents, His conatituents were intolligent, .. Istrict 1—Engine- Liouse cornor Maxwall and | could be revoked; snd for the puseage of 8 law | uy 4nd rendreing Jard, 1 mould 1Ko $3.000 {5 | Cortie-tt., thint-guor. s ind "atfo to” seo ihrough. the arta of dure: | SCarcely pussbie, dlowerur, should Mr. Kern the "‘L’L"Zflu‘.’fm i e T o aheesn providiog that supplics and materisl furnshed | &sicd'eapital and services 61 the Mrty (TlNE | ITEATION WANTHU-IY A WOMAN wwiTil A wogues, ana bad a hearty and wholesome contempt | fail to mme: ey publish bis positlon™ to | Lo S ome,» o was fold, and be re- | District 2—No. 544 South Jeflerson street. avesscl by a ship-carpenter, dry-dock mau, or . Good | ¥, Trib - Ao fn & banr timicRune of prisate Gntly w any -‘n’.':::- of lxm:: Lyl ‘u:l" tn Nownet denevy }:‘:’r;glfhr:zolh:’ ‘mdz:'rl::: ‘-Vfie“.cfi"'u.mu"."cnfi: tarued _ the ' summons to 'Justics Wal- m-\r}utfin.'—‘:fi’r ;‘.;“;!:;m"-l et . :lndlfir. “\:;{l l":‘vm“mmr'; aon BRIk cago &0 “fil‘.rlrr"w'?i" i e TUATION WANTED-FOIt GENERAL MOUSES ofien een' lllusirated the truth of the pro T e fioua 1o wo. Inistathiably sureaing | lacer with tho fndorsement, *Bodv uot | Biiict A~ NGMIS Hrown atreets = - Sud Like procollenc OTET E DTG sired LBty meenda Norchwestera | S3UEUAT 0L shdh cusiniey 2 crom tanas re.er- L speech | livern but silence Is lulde}\. In worked, and ‘worked Johnson, Altred Johnron, J. Ogee, C, . ye,_Richard 1. W Matt Mamer, James E. Thor sible blood-stained Pennsylvania ¢ Molly Maguires ¢ Sixteenth Ward—A, 8, ekings, ¢, M, Probat, Tienty Knein, Antnn Tmhioff, Angmat Witie, Seventeenth \Vand—Nicholan Nueninger, Fred W, Rih, Rd ¥, Lec. Efghteenth Ward—Ed W, Weile, W. J. } 1and, 8, 8, (irecley, (learze Feraus, _Wiicox, Jacob G, Bimth, Third Ward—D. W. Sutherland, W, P, Rapple- nce, Fawin Wilder, 1l. Tonrtetoite, David Tteaves, Faueth Wared: John Doerr, dohn_ Stevens, Fred Preble, Jon Nicholas, John ¥, N elnon. Frank Macowmn, F. C. Mlycr, Chinrles Kennedy, James Wilaon, P, Glade, E. Carpenter, Elevonth Ward—Abs F. Derklang, Lewls T Dyer, Myron ¥, Tacble, John Flaherty, M, Donne- iam M. Longhitn, Angunt Muclier, John Crae, Tt acob Deitch, Mar- npust Mendel), Chselen Vargars. Hixteenth Ward—QGeorze Prussing, A, B, Fielder, Juliuas Kurt, lenry Speike, ionry Lfiderbrecht, entectith Ward—15. Joluon, A. W. W vy Alex Brown, ¢, M. Larsen, 0. tenteenth Ward—J, 1, Petris, Chas IL M, Plotke, Tlerman Nefitee, Fred Becker, . ine- T the Edtor o The Tribune. Cnicaco. Oct. 27.—A more base, untruthfol, and illogical article never appeared {n the cotamns of a daily paper of sany respectabllity since the Inception of theartof printing thanthat published In the Times of this morning sbout s secret political soclety which tho Times desig- nates os the ' Molly Magulres,” It is & gross calumny egainat every Irishman of Chicago, and one that no apology, bo it ever so plausible, can mitigate In tho slightest degree. nationality s assoclated with this Zimes fabrica- No other W ready ot 8 moment'a notice to club'and stab, at the behest of thelr lcaders, any who obstruct Could anything be more sublimely ridiculous? That nwongst the Irish of this city many * hard cases' are to be haa noue will dispute; but I venture to say, without fear of succesaful contradictivn, that the Irish laborers and me- chanies of this city are justly desering of meritorious consides ."nnl ond should not be | wise excrt themselves fn bebalf of some par- mengro positions but does it scem reasonable ning of the “Times in_ prefucing its slanderous the Irish vote from Mr, Kem. though this Is tnist 80 consiticrablo an element to his suc- official conduct an Sheriff, set, §f true, Indicate that he is bardly a proper individual tobe trust- ed with the “macegement of a business office. Mr. Eberle states that he was em- plosed as & cook by Mr. Kern, whnen ihat individual was running a restaurant on Monroo And with succes Ho that, according to Mr. compelled to undergo suffering on account of the misconduct of this man Kern, who, honest workingman, in his cscape by Maj. Hoffman: pever Knew s word abont my em- barrassment untl; the nizht the oflcer was sent to article. binca the gummons was nerved onme [ Homan inmy life, nor any money transuction with him, unless he may have cashed & check for leava tho city. norany other convesanca, Nor did he know that T was inthe city, When 1 chanxed my quarters on the sccond or third nigh change was made with a friend in Wuggy, ‘Then when I finally left the cit who had worked for mo taree or four y wince I left bome, 1 wish {his loiler conla reach ou before Monday, but it esnnos be, for this is rlday night, and it will not leave hore before 31:40 to-morrow, 1Tad 1 been out of money and in want I never considered our intimacy great cnough to have cslled on_him for ssslstance, —not but thst I think him one of thomost generuns of men, I wish it was In my power to confute the alander before the pubifc, that 1t may do him no barm. T hope ho may be efected, and no damage will come from tnis fatsehiood, Yours traly, AvERY Moonx. CONDON BOUNCED. There was a matinee at Deinocratic head- quarters on Clarx strect yesterdav, The poli- form this operation Lefore strangers; conso- quently It 18 neccssary to have a dour-tender, “This position hias long been honorably snd sbly fo tho house of the Democratic party than to dwell In the tents of righteousness, Yesterday afternoon a mao by the nawe of Wilifam IL. Condon, who s belleved to have anuounced himaelf ‘as a Grernback candidate for Congreas, strolled Iuto the hall okupled hrv 3 door-tender selzed him by the nape of the neck and the zinall of the back and gently hustied officer, and do yvur duty.” Inthe meantine ta bo found In Cook County,"” while Mr, Cun- be printed for " and again Mr. Underwood offered tl waa laid over: Resotred, That tne Repubi 5 following, which an Execative Com- mitten be Instracted that it 18 the unanimons opin- met at headquarters yesterday st K. Bannister {n the chatr. fon of this Campalgn Commiizee thatthe Repub- 2 o'clock, C. ‘The Committee then, in accordance with the requeat of the County Campalen Committee, * The Committeo then sdjourned. The Executive Cummiitee of the Seventh Mesars, Itobb, Blale, snd Blum, together with tho Chinfrman, were appointed a vommittee to its proper proportion so s to pay the necessary the inclidental expenses of the campsign, campaign funds from the County Exccutive Committee, The Committee then adjourned. REGISTER. duty sll day. Following ls the list of voting- places: FINAT WARD. District 1—~Na. 10 Desrvern street, Dintrict 2—No. Washington atree District i~Corner V& District 4—Xo. 500 Fifth avenue, BECOND WARD., District 1=No. 411 Slate »f t, juren and Siate streets, L District 2--Northeast corner Feck court sad State strect. Dinirict 3-No, 535 State street, Dintrict 4—No, OUH State street, Djtrict 6—No. 731 State atreet, TIRD WARD. tiveen State etrect and \baah Avenue, Diatrict 4—Southenst corner Indiana avenue Twenty-foarth street, POURTH WARD, District i—Northwest corner Thirty-second Btate streets. Twenty-second street. be- Wa and and Disteict 4= Soothwest corner Thirty-third atrcet and #nnth Park sveoue, Dintrict i—No, 1050 State atreet, Diwirict 6—No, 770 Cottage Grove avenoe, PIPTIL WARD. District 1—No. 60 Archer avenue, nue, Dintrict i—Corner Lock strect and Archer a Distriet 4—No. 105 Fiok street. SXVENTH WARD. District 8- Corner of Mazwell sud Henry strel clothes on. Kefn is at headauarters daliy, and he dispenises his cash very freely to ail strikera who come arotnd. 1t was ramored yesterday that complaint was to be lodged with the Grand Jury now fn ges- vg priscners, over and ahove the amount the law allows? The law allows hin pay for the Mana, J. C. Campbell, J.ouls Hutt, and others. The colored people of the Tenth Ward held a dreased by Col. Davis and othera. ‘The United Statea Marshals and Bupervisors structions, Each Bupervisor and Marahal ls Lachner's Hall, Milwaukee avenue, speeches were made Ly Messrs. Mason, Nelke, Dr. Wilkiug, Ma), Hoflman, and others, and the greatest enthusfasm_ nvrevailed. It fs believed that the Fourteenth Werd will give a large Re- publican wnafority. plause of the gathering, which wasan extremely orderiy enc. Thea P. fl Stauton, Col. Davis, C. W. Woodman and others spoke, alter which the meeting adjourned. The Elghth Ward Republican Club held » meeting at the corner of Harrison and Banpa- mon streets last evenlog. A cummitice was appoiuted to confer with a committee from the Club at the other end of the ward witha view to consolidating the two organizations. The meeting was then addressed by Messrs. Hlines, M, F. Btane, J. C. Camputell, D. J. Lyon, G. De Murs, V. Gerarin, Gen. O. L. Manon, and the Hoo. F. A. Riddle. ailed for want of s quorum. The ohject for calling together the Solons of the Democratle camp was to devisc ways and means for draw- ing off the track the have Keough draw off, and it I8 understood that Keough has made a proposition. Keough wants an offer, b fa usderatood. and_the - Committee propose & way for him to step down and out. Willism H. Condon, the well-known marine Iawyér and Greenback candidate for Congress in theBecond (West 8ide) District, wasannounced to a fact, however, that did not deter him from craceful mauner to the assembled hall- bills for the abulition of the marine hospltal tax NOTES. i markee, ‘and ehown free; aimtract fre: are, 10 canta. [1tA BRROWN, 182 Ladalle st ltaom 4. _.__COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. _ [FONt SALE—$1, 10 IMPROVED FARM OF “ito acres, 5 mitea from Lloan, Woodbury Co., Jows. it naa been under enltiva frame houve of 4 rooms: corn-cribe fs inn ten yei 10 URNT—NBW RRICK 0! L provementa, 833 West Adams: 1ng, corner ¥an Duren and Shesman-sts. ' North Stde. 7P MBNT~PINE T, ory api hisdinent dwatiag, siih ail Miodern - Drovemantes will be Fented fur aferm, years it gesired. 10 REST-RY BAIRD & BRAULEY, 90 LA BALLE. Groyeland-court, two-giory and basement brick, £15. 4 Wainot-st., thre ry sud basement, frame, 325, %10 Weat Adama-st., three-atory and basemens Lrick o ‘two-stary and busement, btick, s ‘71': West Lake-st., two-story and basement, frame, . - . base: perif2 112 Delaware-place, two-story and basement, Bouth Sid. REST--A LARGE NICRLY FURNISHED PRONT Puom for kentieman ‘and wife ur alngle gent, with OF wittiout boAT. De b [P0 BENT—TWO OILTHTIER NICELY FURNISIE Toums for light housekeeping in very desrable Joc: fons Buuth $ide, near Thirty-Afth-st, X, Tribune. ([0 EKT-NEWLY FUINIANED ROOM T O ‘tieman or lsdy at No. ret Iisndolpli-st.. Room Miscellancous. 3 NTLEMEN W i L e ac call on ¥ £E0T loom 3 THibune Building; __WANTED TO RENT. _ n g Jacations, or fiose wiislng respaoiibie Dosedern, wii) do well 10 catl 4o IOV I SUHNAUN & CU. Tidom 3 Fribine Bulld- "‘v:mn:b-'rn'ifizx-r—ur A FANILY OF THIEF, furtable housa [n Lealth) EINANCIAL. DVANCES MADE ON DIAMONDS, WATCHES, bonus, eic., at LA DEIS" office, 120 {tau- Goiph-st. near L tablished 14t A FENTHOUSAND DULLANAINSANDTOLOAN 4\ fusume to_sulk. long o short time, on real catate, or other approved securlly. L. CURKY, Koom 3 Fribune Busiding. __ \ARn PAID FOR OLD GULD AND 81 monds, and vai IEAN & PAVNE, Life-Insurance Company, corner landolph ana tear- boru-sta., Chicayo, tabilshest Northwestern frade. Draxer DD, Piladetphla. wind-ups W 72, Triouns omce. ANTED-AN EXPRRIRNCED GRRMAN SAL hardware hoase, & traveilng sale«man with an e4e J Address CARKIAUE, TV ASTED AN LXPERT BOORKELTEIE 30 of books for &theatre. Address 50 East Congre: Employment Agencies. tands work: free fare: atJ. Haodoiph-st, VWANIED-SHELT, FRASME CARVERS T ot tract for earving 10,060 frames: 8150 frame joln~ “Miscellancous, 105 Fifth-av. mended, * Apply at &30 North Clark-st. itk In & private famliy. A zood liome steady emplayment. Inquice at 344 Forquer-st WANTED=A GUGD GENMAN OIt BCA a8 gitl for general housework. No apoly AL 1163 Prairie-as., nesr Tweniy-ffth-at. 1 ANTEO—K FINST-CLASS BOOK DELIVRUER for country route. Apply to BMART & BULLES, 2 WANTED=EEMALY MIELY, ’\vufuu’-’onon GIRL FOR GRNEMAL HOUSE: work Znod. i and DINAVS er need Nurses. TA! WAt ean oar at home. fastory reference. Apply Monday st s Misceiiancous thon litersl, Major Biock. iteom & __SITUATIONS \WANTED=NIA| Bookkoopers, Cloriss, &ce ITUATION = WANTED of ehlcagu and lotton retervuce. yeir ex?vrl"m'r,. towns. W ill work for Tribuge office. QITUATION WANTEDZAY abjeetians to woing 1o e ‘moderatu sslary. Addreas Traacs. QVIBATION WANTEU-UY AX F ) ‘machlalst: can give Kood referen dreas W e Tribane oitic = Domuaticss S“’VA'HI\.V WANTED-| 1277 Bt tairs. ot up €. lo-day. ox Anply '8t 3 f generul ot work, etier, 145 Twensletin _SITUATIONS WANTED-~FEMALE. NTED-A NURSE GIHL AROUT 14 YEARS Himat, gfee datly: “Thirty-sec- VWASTED=A UALABLE LADY TO EOLICIT AD: vertisementa for 8 monthly journal; compensss \ldress. aiving seierencen JOUIN AL, BY AN ENERGETIC, frustworthy. aod vl?rnrncedAhflu’llnmwn‘lgull?.fl iress L Trie W AN EXPFRIENCED Y A RESPECTARLE Washington Mr. Aldrich . 3 don resumed his buniness ‘of peddiiag tam- Prosser's, LUL STUATIONS WANTEDSUY TWH GIRLS, SC0 {aithtully and efectivoly, for the Beat nterents of cesss and the Iriah volers of iR counts o | baign papers upun tho atreet-corner and reiat: A rivies 7-—No. 83 Sampaon atrect. There fs & row of emply *bari's™ just out- 3 d Egil, o ok g Iy wir ks peie: bia diatrict, his city, and the whola conntry. T uplric by it idrawting | Ing tho story of his wrongs o whoever wonld | District ~Nos 270 Thirtcenth pisos. side of the Democratic headquarters which D i e v i Yet there were thone who complained that Mr, thelr suppors from Mr. léeru snad thelr patron- sympathize with him. RIGUTH WARD, * should be removed. Al-EEaal Aldrich did pot **cus a great figuto ' fu Congress " L '8 8000 District 1—-No, U5 Weat Harrlson street, £o0) iatest aecon t ITUATION WANTED=IIV 4 GOOD, STEADY snd vet all the newapaper boye weiting wwout bira, | a0 from tho Zimen CoE Mocau.” | | AtoreloR :fin”fifi?‘k’:n.ew O i | Dietrict = No. 450 Bouth Canat strect. The Democracy are o hold a barbecue at | Mivesof America. s g ieer S Nopwegtan el forusuersl honsewhrisy pisencos S they _dld about Carter, Tiarelson, who the of Greenback Bupervisors ‘of Election, which | District 3—No. 173 Weat Harrison sires Lidertyville, Lake County, next Butunlay, at | Scuied for minini stocks, froe. say kept an eagle which he was wont’ tozcar fur the especial delectation of the news. hfipu lflnl. to give them something to weite about, r. Aldrich was o ‘! ronrer," He kept no eagle, o was o aseaclo afe, rollal business man, who well and fafrly represented & district which, I point of solid wealth and business intereats, was b‘ Jar the moat Important dn the Btsto, I'ho voters of this district know Mr, Aldrich when they sent bim to the Council. Thay knew him betler when they seut him to Congress, Lo had done all that ny one expected hitn to do,—all that 1 T can give Drei-clase se- | Dlese Or o ny mau | two ns maoy os he could get out of fiood Fah v atdress oo 13, Merehants: Buldiug, | St cuuld do, —and had to-day a poaition and an” Influ- Xt . | Importance of this ctection, sud If there ls an, the comine electiun, and expresses nimself us | r Wastilngt al Lasalte: Y X Sy Lo ned fn-Aey & cisinioil and pid the German votes which he clalme ta control; po y y O IRF R ACTORLS o ) n maelf us | corner Wastilngton aid Lusal E! bad, Largaly Interesied In tho busi Northwoest AND n cans 85 pec Board col to —Corper of We toy ! nd Aadread, e, se%, gtin u udinuyl N fz?me“solc‘,!? o ohment, nm.u""n oy win tor K ern as many Americaus thoy could | esf fally for County Board, which controls "rl:m?cn Corper of Washingtun snd Sangamon | o oo Maun and Cooke, A mu;;:u‘x‘" Aadress, atatiug price, sex, ctc, .ux‘m:‘l.;lc&. 1-'1’5';3(('# \-)flly;lukg p e 8 4 supplicd st G, tian would be & whole column of the dat. fufluence, KERN T'RADING. L During the last two days Bheriff Kern bas been making desperate efforts to form a coall- tion with Gen, Mann and Col, Davis. directly representing him bave boen meking overtures to tho friends of both those zentle- men thattheyshould make a privats coalition,by virtue of which Kern was o travafer to thoso Teraons while Davis and Many, on their side, wero to It became apparent to Kern so: wound up with his declaring to Aguow that the Greenbackers would scraten the Democratic ticket from top to bottom. GIVE TIHEM A CITANCE. To the Editor af The Tridune. HEADQUARTXRS CooX COUNTY RXTUBLICAN Cauratan Cosurrrae, Cnigaco, Oct. 28.—If the public appreciate, s this Committee does, the chiolca [n the candidates now before the people, & great extont tho taxes of this county, wa trust District é=Corner Desplaines and strects, District 5—No., 378 South Morgan street, Disitict 6—No. 467 Weat Twelfth streot. Diarrict T~No. 381 Weat Folk strset. Districe &—No. D1 Biao Island Distnics 4—No, 308 West Congress st Dustrict 10—Kngine-Housa on 1l nue. NINTU WARD, District 1~No, 107 South Jederson stre L | Forquer t District 2~Corner of Washingion and Clinton TENTH WARD, which Juage Tree is expected to be present. ‘The Bociallsts expect to elect Representatives from the Fourth and Fifth Districts on the cu- mulative ballot Llan. They have abauduned all hooes, {f they ever bad aay, of electing tha rest of thelr ticket. Dr. Shaonaban, who s the (reenback candi- date for Coroner, expecta to get 20,000 votes at perfectly cenfident that he will bave a plurality Judges of elcction should open books of reg- GENTLEMAN OF KXPEN HAB A FRW haurs each afternoon which b uive 10 proaf- Frading or the preparation of 3N. 107 \he press. Wi, ‘Tribune omce. TPALLURS, MADISONE ATIONAL BYE: {em and ook of 30 nages gl 15 engravings. ust publlshied whule thing comuicte, only 4 \Wauted, 2 men totravel un commision Call from 6.t0 7 b, in. at Matteson House, ‘L. G, sl FHERLAND. \Via"ruv—lmm.uu'r MERCUANDISE T GO Lo the county {0 sell on coinmision, oF exchanke te in lowa TARTED A NLAUK D BCOTCN BUSINESS UIIANC N WANTED—IIY_000®, CUnK. W, onery Grrinan descent. + 107 1w0 dnys. AL Call st 182 south Billincrs, 3 1. DIESSMALE QITUATION WAt ot I ars Wil varrus few mura famillcs X! 0N SXTDATI INE WANT Miscolnnoutise mavey, conviet-labor, theorls days ago that ha could not_ get any Irish votes; | that you will urge the business men to give | District 1-Corner nalans and Green sfreeta, 1 fstration in ail the precincts this morning. In | Sormce e 2 S | QITUATION. WANTED =18 A PAMILY BY & Lt Dot aacor: encoriatug harangust | ehat Kehoo was cither selling bt out, of was | their employes wid clerks an upportunity to | District3—Corner Union atreet and Mliwaskes | (U 00 jtepublican orecincts fn this city the | VAT suaintas: tnac ahi pay §:30 ber wanth: ' Catt bly_un‘mm.nylnlm’chzy i renditudte o esios When M, Alirich was firat eiected that he wes a | unablo to coutrol the Irishuien on his sids of | yote ou clection-dsy. Wo have a much more | ®EUE.\ 4 _corner Jefferson and Lake sireets. fadzes hav not yet mel. This matter lsa | Tuesiey b CUSKAIY At B s Sl aaeiat a ewlui, Addrest 3 WANG, i1y §reat orator of & Rreat statosman. Bomehow of | the river so far as to got them to vote for him | gatisfactory sud quiet clection when the pusi- | - PEHC §=E0030) S0 Rancamon sireets i £ 7 201t HAL ALOON DOTRGI A GOOD | e et other people wara losing_confidence in ¢o-called | (Kern). 1le was also confident that Cooke. the | pess men shut up their piaces and take s part In ELEVENTI WARD, “ | highly fmportaut one, and should not be meg- | J'GU,RA rher of Mtehi SOARDING AND LODGING, Fthey wndstatesmen, They were becomingalia; | Demoeratie, candiiate, for. Coruner, woud he | tho eloction, District 1—-No, 510 West Indians street. tected. THE LEARE AND FURNTLUNE o South Klae. 3 Xiclied oon, was tho trucst sort of sloguence. | pargein, thercfore, from hls pomt of | onthe subject. Yours respectiully. Diutrict 3~No, 405 West Randolph strset. Uaulog bonds for the Court-llouse, It e ¥erie [ veraxren—tonotuit {07 1l RCIOGASHIUR | MThrdd. TioTeri b wiaelimes callod, put to use §n governmental afs | ¥ieW, was s perfect) flable one Jauzs f. Roor, Becrotary, fct 4=Nau, 422 West Madisun atreet, patural thoy should be, Mulloy never paid & es [0 take chiarge of sales. o e aite wae be k AL ;m h‘l:.m‘“ Tecoguized as the best kind of Congress was, orationld be, arepresentative body. et thoso who were inforeated ‘fn tho apread of ponsensical and absurd theories, whel aubject of **finance, " or **labor, " or ** working- 3 Y Bince Cooko could not be elecled it made no matter low many votes b lost. und sioce Davis was presumably oing to run through, owing to the Condon apiit, 1t could not make avy ditfer- enca to Kchoe bow many votes were ‘diverted from hiin in the Uerman sections of tho West . — NO DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE YOIt SHERIFF. To (he Rdifor af The Tribuse. Criicado, Oct, 28.—~In your {ssuc of this date D “I:lllfl b5~No, 408 West Adams strect, ‘District B-No, 53 Nobrasia atrost. et 1-Cornnt Ndion and Page streat ¢ 3 Cornrer Ala n an sireets, Boetrics 3=, 76 Weal Madison sireos on and Oskley stree cent of tuxes in bis life, and Cleary pays the most_he pays 1o snother State. Tho intercst they have fu the scheme {s very apparunt, Charges were vory freely made about Demo- cratic 'fnudqn-mu yosterday that Kern mining compauy which 1 repres L w of pisciui thelr cual on iho 1a solielt corresanuence ubon tho sith u-ln an uxtended o irade wlth lwauiee, Toled Wost Slde, }l) EOUTH BANUAMON 5§, LEASANT KU = ntished front ruoti, with toard for geuflman and wife ur two gentICIaLL, North Siac, AND T NORTH CLARAST. < FIRKT-C ASS o Ve ' istrict 4— Engine-house an Madison street, near e ' i per day o 5 & ' {orthere man, They waaod to o represénted. | turce wero madf by Mr. Kern peremptorlly ro- | Citizen,” fn bl commusieatio reiativo to Mr. | Biairict h—Caruer of Madteon street snd Cali- | Briggepart Demorat hus o standing bet, open ' it vy e Eivseinn e [ L s iy oned doctrine of nonesty, fate deaijng, | jccted them. Thoy felt contldeat In their owh | (pgrles Kern, terms bim (Kern) the “Demo- | fornla svende, e ta a)l comers, that Charley Kern will not carry Aiiasuing polate githerie tdarcoutine = e Y and cowmon-senso fti Congress apa outof Cone | 8trength and qf their abllity to go throush ’ District 6—Corner of Western avenus and Polk tho Fitth Ward. Moro abuse of Kern Is heard AMES DICKSON, 04 Fourth-av., Pittaburg, ALARENCE HOUSE=L 333, AND 817 STATE: Lt &l T on the subject of without any unholr allianees with him, aud told him to go about his business, -« cratie candidato for Sherd@." To this I demur. There {s no Democratic candidate for Sheri(® in i ‘ I:l‘ntfl.u 7~Na, 825 Ogden avenue, at Demeratic headquarters than at the Repub- LOST AND FOURR, J st Tt idocks soith of Faiiie rouin her day #i.zh 6o Furulalicd ronia v ven without pare,” Hoarduid 831 or weok VO BT, Gl 89, ard. he " 3 : RBOUND, Other guvernmeatal functions belng = permite Something of this leaked out =t Democratic | the field. The manner in which the nomination THIRTEENTH WARD. f lican rootns. POCKET-BOOK, RED LEATIER DOITND, ANt HOU lea through the efloita ol self-becking | Leadquariors yesterday, and caused great irelta- | was socured by Mr. Kern debars him the status | DUICH -Carollsvenuo and Lincaln srdete, | 1o tho County Bourd yesterday Cleary voted | ol il he'vea bn i the s, Aseabie | TN g N {rmagorues to unctile values, lo Inierfra with | tion fere. All that was delinitely known was | of + Demosratlc candidato for Sheril™ Nels | JAC S Gormar of indiasa sirest snd Weators | 1,00 " on every proposttion. 1€ he tad seted | TR LI N in0N, on Woop. | Sk . iiEwe ks paieett Jawe which were ut the foundation of | that Kern was trylng to sell out somw of Lisss- | no such thing. The Irish peoole kiiow enouch | evenue, the samu wav un the numerous steals that bo | LSRN AN b e bauele. Fieske NI AV AN Bould om e e s e0ce 1 ane | anciates ou tho tickot, but as to who thoy wera | to take caru of themselves, und It is not very Diatrlct 4-Nonhwest corner of Panlinasnd Tg- | bas seen goitic on since he has been i oftice, he | returaio 123 Asitand-ay_ aud vecetve rewrd. ' very 10w rstoe wae not kuowfi; so nearly all the candidates likely they will vote for & man who tried to dis would not bave so much record ** 1o outiive. axain brin 3 . OBT—NCT. 4 IM7% BETWKEN THIRTY:FIRET R e R ST .m.nou:“rzi'd'r‘..\‘.'?.?';}‘a‘l%!fi'&"fl‘:‘.""fifl't.'.'fi'v‘?,’{‘.‘ wero o a flutter, Kern, was calied upon by | grace them, A DEMOCRAT. FOURTRENTI WAR| nor would ho now be afraid to publicly advocate A S facisinate. . tadiue” green lfl!mul..“:nd kit g:rlu:’l“y {‘L’I-i“..’é;”:; Wb for oue who truly rupresented thewm, Lot all such Al““hl“\i an cxplanation was dumanded of Oleteict 1-~No, 205 Milwaukee avenue, bis own re-election leat somo pertiient ques. | dress which was in Sellow foRCT mw’iffiu‘u-e & ay: duy board, §4 per wee 4 ® Yole for Willlam Alarich, & men of unblomished reputation aud of the Lighest cheracter, & ml‘u af malare years and ripe exporience, and n man who | aware of coucerning lils transsctious, and thera. 0 avenus, - “ DET=SATUIDAY NTGIY, PACKETIOOR €O | had 8 headquarters yesterday morulog st 11 NG P. J.-0'Connell is backed by the *County | 14 satning money, phutograph, sic.; 1siys name st poved haael'"Ghed o Wl eBle | v befug unAble 1o ket UD Matlafaclury exiuise . "V T Gaseatin occupled tho chai, Bt B o 148 Miwaukes avena. Rk for Comtheetonst from e Town of | tie, Fiiiee Sl Gs Raalos failad st #36adl: | AN on the spur ot the mumcot, - ‘Augusta and Paulioe THE SUPERVISORS, bit, which he haa promised to give to-duy, he uot kuawlag exactly how much Aunow waa HMEANQUARTERS. The Ropublican Couaty Canpalgn Committes Arthur Dixon reported from the First Ward District ¥—No, 403 Milwanke nue, u. 208 Hucker # District 4—No. 448 Weat Cbicy District 7—Corner of streets. Diatrict 8—No. H5 Milwauki tions should be put to hlin which he coutd not auswer, Lake District. Ths “Rlog" baving to lose Conlev want O'Conuell, becauss they know AT Ty JET BLEE! TTON DE ‘and Ktate-sts. and the J'ost-Oice und an- UKy, OUF XU 1Akt fowtais Nice, o il "ake: glee, ) aavic stylo WAL by PAY 1T UP, that a completo organization had been effected il venue, they can roly on bim. o was County “Acent, teward tor ret to 317 stater st birke Concu pormolowiug portcus will e appolnted Bu- | 1y, g, 7, Coake, tho Democratic canddats | in hia dbtrict, aud expressed fo very olein | _ Distict 10-August Wendel’s place, Milmankes tlacred by the “Rioz," aud, wiile the aboro: e d e Lhadacauer Fukawar. uad ol erg,e) Detove oy Elections, as Reputlicans, at 0 | g5, Coraner, fs wanted to step up and sottio bis | words the geeral dlssatisfaction which s being avens. i pristlon_ to run his ollice wus 8123,000, he cx- MUSICAL % Menareess Stock of e eNIpHE and shac-aurlid b ndle wk to-day, by his Honor Thomas Drum- oy g JATTRS i nded $250.000. This vear tho ottice as cost § oo oo s B Phaotonn, & aud © | dhooker RaKkawe)s, Confiva wond, and th d dubts. He was )ving for soma time, It appears, | fols at the incfilciency and poor management of | Diatrict 1-Engine-house, Southport svenue. cas than $100,000. This s the kind of & man | JJEFORE BUYING A FIANO OL ORGAN dEAR i, oo P e * ey ara requested o be Of | wyy pig fanlly, near the corner of Cenirs and | tho Executive Committee. Distric S—Cofaer Baeiheld and Clyooura ave- | 1eo Eha 100, e st extram | A3 thonderrot Lo s Hicale upriui pla. |11 . wapiese biaake spd Bures, Luruia band ‘promptly st Room 83, No. 157 Lasslle sreet, The persons named must Dy cltizous aud voters of the glection precincts fn which > Y are appolnted. “Tbey are named i the or- ‘¢ of the preciucts io the several wards: Larrabes streets. ile was bebindtand in nis rent, and also fn his bill for drinks st the as- 1oon, which was owned by the family in whose house hio had rooms, Finully, ho left the prem- J, W, E. Towmug, from the Becond Ward, ro- ported that everything w rizht there. Reports from the Third, Fourth, and Fifth Wards were of ¢ha samo charact Louis Hutt, from tha 8Sixth Ward, reported Boyie's ice d lalated sireots, Willow atreet, [ B-doathesat corner of Wisconsin ofice, south- and 5, gauce cupsinued fn county affuirs, no one could 80 well ropresent them us 0'Counell. Commissioner Mulloy I8 the lsedll pet of every Court-liouse contractor, and thoy weut v 3 taken the Arst pruinlum wherover esi 20 low that 110ns who desiry 4 Rpet-class pixuo need bo Withoutoue, LYUS & IEALY, 51816 s Monrve-ata. 'ALLET, DAV » % UERIGHT BLAKOS, ‘[ljese cclebrated planus, with oiliers of best makes altiuate prlcwa. PE av, AYgre: BALEOF HORSES CARIIAUES, ery Thureday aul séiurday ariow. ¥ ¥ T WKLo o6, harness ey by J. ¥, EMOKY & Cu., 108 and B10Ck uB hand ut private eals. reets. 9 2 o s ;. N cted, As & wember of the Commit- | cauba found at e warerooms Of X 3 ¥irn Ward— ises owlny $11.80 for rent, and, It Is belleved, s | that at the meeting beld thers Saturday night “Nortoeast corner Eageule sod Sedg- | him re-elev h W w. KpALL. F YOU WANT STYLE OF iAQE 08 iy Sard-Sylvester R Keogh, Jobn T. Prath, | guiall balauco for béer, ' Ho bas beeu | prominent e e rdseit aod ane | wieksirve . tes o Publle fuililnzs aud Publl Hervica, e comear it | L i s Second Warde W, Co iy, J. W, E.Thomas, | Gunncd ob rebeated ovccuvlons by the peoble | pounced thelr Intention of oppusiug Kern, aud 1atrict 7—Polics Station, Webater avenus, entercd into and slunied w coutract with Sexton, | coormrn doi TR0y © {il G WALR s sl Suni) i U, It Hockfeller, Wil (o We B.Thomat, | ' whiow Lo awes this reot for thls sum, but bas | working with 1l their encryles for Maj. Hoft- SILTRENTE WAND. agreelug 1o pay Lim 83 8 thousaud sextratl | N NEW SQUARE PIANOS. You ven buy one thcre chuper it uuy o Tl . Fispat. | B¢ only fallod 1o pay Ity bub the other day | uan Distrct 1-No. 801 Nortn Clari sireet. for brick by which ho people lis¥e boen robbed oy SACALE N onaass, | SSETSGent b I St Tl 5 { ol E , 4 wicl X Wi ¢] 3 lo tallment plai, a1 4 Al horscd Bt WAl by the 1 Ml ( . N. Gasti, Frank Drake, W. W, | any more about the matter he should have her | fayor of lull and cowpleto registration to-dsy. | prackhawk streots. OF (he thievine * Itz 1le had no righit ¢ Coraer Btaté aud Adau: e AME AN BICK HORSES, PRO W ‘ne. J. L Woodward, D. H. Uammier, deorge | husbsad’s ssloou license revoked. She called | e wtatod that there was suime voniusion [ | ™ Litrict 4—Northesst corner of Monswk and | 4o ‘wnvthing of the kind, soa knew s "'—“_"nu:n-lnmsu. $I 10 IEFERRNCES] Of N AL g Hede ot cuat, | GILEN LINDURA T Filtth Ward—Charl; at bis bouse the other day, she says, for | this matier, sud there should be no question as | plackhaw atreets. LT b ek kg gyl - e us | PURS TN rbeleg’ frumpe. aiteation, 0, K- | J0DIGE AANONIA “sparli allats, - Finducs Withama rles B, Bchoreick, Thomas P, tho purpose of wettlng tuls lttlo balance, | to the full lewality of the coming election. District 5—No. 564 Larrabee streat. robliu sbe people al e, g transac- | BLOUAKIELD. (34 Wast Muiliun-at, buclies, thirgugh pliy abrang Kuces, cirod w ot D ""D:n.yl'zrhd"ll;m&rnllldl&l:‘lch-ld Cnlfl. J:hn which she ueeded to buy some things with for The Fifteenth Wara repurted that many old- " GEVENTEENTIL WARD, tion was uot kuowu uuuil moutha theroafter. = JOUSEIIOLD GOODS. {.ll::’l:_l;l‘:h c'u"r':'i:J&i;:i""#&fi:f‘dfiflu‘(fif Slaih Wei Gyaries N loberts, Jouooh Uogd. | yier' children, oud wus unable to ses tho [ Jine Democrats were working for Holfman to | Dlatrict 1—Curoerof sk snd Litrabas atrests, Commissloner Cleary denles that by voted for | onloenr B! LD GO0, o | i ilferbalaa s ; Wing, Nieman, Jacob Eskku: '.')Iuh o | Doctor, whowas thes ln bed, although it wus | thu best of thelr ability, and 1n the Buventecnth District $~No, 131 Townsend atret the lettlugof the granite coutracts on the Court- | JoOR BALE-uX 2D €O, nhnlku-am\(m, i W A5 G LK, 130 Weat Umaa{yvk‘;\ wgut. Coarles Bchioeder, George ones, rather late fn the morulng, bit beard bio toll | Ward a similar state of ‘slfairs was reported. It | Dlstrict 3—Ro. 418 Market atees H—— Mouse, bub_he does not deny thul tu the sudit- w.dljmlus;;l:rfld ulckelpisted. sluiodt aew. Call C;}txfizm. VAN BCHAAUK, BTEVENSGN vinh Warde Wi g parkg N, ot stor, | bia Wit to throw the womau out of the doors | was predicted that Kern would vot receive 900 | | Disirict d--Nortlenst corner of Erle and 8edg- | juy of ‘the blils afterward Lo ot In his work, | &5, i Pr s - | “RIeESiy for orses the iatmeat 1a yellow wrappers. 4 v Witk atreets, U1 WOVEN WIRE MATTIESSES ARE SOPEL Lo JipSterens, Jobn G. artluit, Jawss 8, | in case sle wada sux more trouble 1t would | ytca in that ward. e Nortbasst comer lltnols and Markes | H€ was opposed Lo that yarticular contractor st O o atertal 5ad wurkuianalip, wud bave vecn | Telslalze diccnls obo B. Mears, Wililam Justice, Adsm Lxrub-hlyhobomr for Dr. Cook before he yavs | The Eighteenth Ward also bad loud com- | yireete. the timi coutruct was let, but le got on | wstedlopuer ihay sny otheein Amerlca. = Ask f0r our s sescsament 1o the Democratic Ceutral Com- ELGHTEENTU WARD. good terms with buw afterward, aud voted for | best WINTILESKY & PETEILS. 131 Madisu Ward—Willam Scott, Lewls Graflus, Vi G Qe i v G 3 . Quirk, tFerdinand V. Qundle, %fl:m Manalow, Jaines C° Hyde, Thomss Seu- milttes—1f bo as any fdea of dolng so—to sattle this liftle mecouut with bis former landlord. By datag that ke will posaibly get a vote, which will otlierwise certalnly be cast against hi, lalats of the tack of ability and want of cour- rny of the Executive Cuu‘x the previous sueakers, Mesars. Linscott and 8pofford were appoiated & committee to look after the registration on ittce exvressed by District 1~No, 260 Llush strest. 1 0. Y O BYeRUS, District 4-No. 183 Kln‘-‘l! I every bill he \msumuL e has also voted fur every othier bill of “extras® preseuted, and, as the Campalyn Commitice says, has nover beeu kuown Lo taku the slde of houesty aud ceonoiy. it dhemsieiateviiciutvior Bttt divisbet SIES AN Hicks (fortnerly Palm sty native of Glotcest OTHEIS-MUS, waldeo name ¢ Euglaud, re Cuglaud. & Gy Ludy B0ULT3 ygary of auc, lutorusaliod waiied by Aacrly Palu fus Kampain, Bendlya, Al 1 Was e y » J. Adlrves 8AMPSON T 3y er las Nivth Ward—Robert All e N oeth Side. To addition o this, & commit- | Disirict 5—Rear of No. 1U8 Clark street, — ~ Rt D N i o | e SN ERE Y ANl A, s “‘-’r“:‘;:n\'\'wlum. Tor émflim‘h‘drf' Yeurlty EBERLE WAN'TS HI3 MONE iee of ove from cach ward and couptry town | Dlatric §lteat of Hi, [ Clhek sleeet. FaE AL Neit_OreIoEs, | ] l'u'utfnwn%d VHEG ardewalk b front l:n:l‘lcucus Bruutullcal's g2 micard wlte pald o0 irit_aic Georee R ;;\thohn M. Burae, Willlam Dicr, [ Tus Tuisuss bas published, on various ocea- | wes selected 1o see that lu?lwfimvw"l n thelr | 5 NEEC ST Corner Plos s0d Leggett streets. N ORDEK TO ACCUMMOUDATE OUI NUMRIOUS Bloclys wast s good tane, “hiele s tulnlise proper- | fhol Mentn, Wand e 1 e John Freo. | 810Ut the wost serious cliices azulnst Sherif | 1eS wective precineis was full and complete to- | DITSE GRONS xod & Hush streot. B L e S M VT flona, s Gestuated : STOBAGE. i L i { f which bave as yet been explajned. 2 d Delow, whers Advertiscueute will be taken for tuuaine | _QFELL e i e p cartlar, ackavn,E. JL Boweu, Jobo | Kern, Lo o "The Comittes o Tickets prescuted a report o | Bl whers miverttsaucuta wil be Lokia ur i ine ; : e T T Rl T Mran, waxpauchecke, | A etk IOT AL, Bl e the pissingot the tkksis both V0™ | o,y ut, at ik bn bl ows commities, | SSUETERY e e i SuiliV & | W ASRii bt 8 iR S s s R them, but s0 weak that the candid reader sces sod “sgeivst " the Dransgo act aud the lasu- on Baturtdayy: Sates ou good b caElLY wid ot rewuvul, 190 V. Moy rus. L K Carpter, 3, chee % ¥ ——t - — Georee & lasicie) sopa e, A- D Cllucon, | Ehet 0 O a1 1e useloss. He has nob yet ox. | fag of couty bonds. Cousblerably discassion | sod be la conductiog bis own campalgo. He ia ok e SINMe, Loousalare and Siatiunery, 133 MACHINERY: ... T wangs NoriZalhn W Gray, wilam . | plalned tho excape of Cunnluchan por Pock- | falined o8 Uk dusiiis, o drsiage. T | eocadiog coney w4 uo - candidata everbetors | (L AWEIDES wevpicur, siaw v Vb | WORITSE A Cutis, wisgUSENACTES s VDAL A KT, wik; Uayas, Coacdes’ W, Biather: | An 1% 0lon 1o the Ougood case, the | SOmDERD Comurittcs dectied (0 A0t Bnauity. | #9eot b 1o Cook County, Tous Lyuchl v bart™ | WOurlir ThlisT0x, e slio News Deoot, § L‘.‘:‘ifii‘i‘a‘u"‘.fi“‘h 3’5‘&&?;:.;3&33&-“;:«5: o | D German, Fecact Liutan, spsalan. Ehstbl. eca: Fuarteenty Ward —~Tbomas Brown, Jobu Bauta- % Adaa Boettexer, Clarles . Dueaslng, ¥ Bloan case, aud the detentlon of the unforiunate Irishwowao tu tbe Cousty Jull, ur tue buwer- tional wueadment. Artbur Dizon spoke strong- 1y wgwust votlug for the bouds prv- %13 00 comparleoy to i The result 1s that & blstaut gung of Kero reformers are 10 bo o4 Led- 41 Blue lsisad .i-x;. Nowadualer, 834 Fascy e S Beud vz atalugus. hres WoALhs, LWICH & WEAK] privase, $23. (pranu).’ Clarce 83 a4