Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 6, 1878, Page 3

es the Second District, the Demo- :‘Zg!wrflrflgdn three Congressmen from this cltye DAKOTA. DISMARCH, gpecial Dianatch tn The Tridune. Brsyanck, D. 7., Nov, 5.~The biggest vote aver polled in Bismarck—333—was cast to-day for city officers, electing Genrge Peoples, Demo- crat, Mayor,by 183 majorityover the Republican sod Independent candidates. The othercity Dem- ocratic eandilates were elected by small majori- tles. Only one Republican Alderman was elect- ed in the county. Tripp, Democratie candidate for Congress, will have over 300 majority, At the last election the Republican majority was 16, Robert Macrider, Republican candidate for tne Territorial Benate, {a elected. NEVADA. BCRATCRING. Bax FRaxcisco, Cal, Nov. 5.~—Dlspatches from Virginia say the Democratic Legisistire ticket Is abead in the State. Thers was much scratchiog, Tho Democrats charge the exten- lve use of money on the part of Republicans. ———— LOUISIANA. NO nOW. Hpectal Ditpateh o The Tritune. New OnieaNs, Nov. L.—The clection, very unexpectedly, passed off exceedingly quiet. Kverybody seemed peaceably disposed, and upon bis good-behavior. There were very few arrests, and those for trivial offenses. The city re- porters found bat few items of even locat inter- est. Both the Natlonal and Citizens’ ticket early doveloped an unlooked-for strength. The colored voters seemned fairly divided between the tivo, with, perhaps, the preponderance With the Citizcos’, Colored leaders wera secn at every poll zealously distributing tickets for each There were five tickets {n all_appealing for subport,— Democratte, Citizens!, Conservative, National Workingmen's, and Citizens® snd Taxpayera'. The contest, howover, early nsrrowed to the Democratic Citizens’, Cynlcrnllu, and Na- tionals. As all opposition tickets, and more particolarly the two leading ones, drew lsrzely from the straight Democratlc, the Iatter has had an unlooked-for struggle for supremacy. The wesk polnt with cach of the two, bowever, las been the want of organization, in which neitber could compare with the Democrats. Very much of the results will depend undoubtedly upon thls fact. TNE ECRATCHIND OF TICKETS ‘has exceeded anything ever before known in New Orleans. By far the greater portlon of tickets polled are badly scratched. People made up their tickets at home, choosing their men from either ticket, regardless of polifyes, sod presented them thus, seemingly by thousands. Thecolored voters did their shareof scratehing with therest. Results arc asyet wholly unobtainable. Overzeslous Citizens” leaders, untll within the last hour, have been clalmiug success. They now assume that extensive frauds will be prosecuted in the count. Tnere are unquestionably some thousands of bogus reglstration papers that may be madoto yet play an alldmportant part. The straight Democratic ticket, however, would seem, with perhaps some few unimportant exceptions, A8 PAIRLY ELXCTED, though the sctual count cannot be expected from more than twoor three wards during the oleht. News from the Stato at large is alto- gether too meagre for any. basis of calculation, Burke, ‘freasurer, is unquestionably elected, baviog practically no opposition. There is some possibilty of the election of IHerbert, Natlonal, for Congress over Acklen, but the chances are decidedly fo Acklen’s favor. The Democrats seem rcasonably sure of the entire Conpreselonsl delugation, as also of probably three-fourths of the General Assembly. DURKR'S ELECTION. To the TVestern Associated Press. New Onuzaxs, Nov. 5.—The election In this ity and throughout the Btate, as far us known, passed off quietly, The majority of A, E. Burke, for 8tate Treasurer, in New Orlea estimated at 18,000, His majority In the 8t ftis Letieved wiil excced 80,000. Returns far us recelved Indicate the ELECTION OF CONGRESSMEN as follows: First District, Gibson, Democrat; Becond, Ellls, Demderat; Third? Acklen, Demo- crat; Fourth, Elam, Democrat; Bixth, Robert- son, Democrat, Tho Demacratic Ststa Central Commlittea wye reported that the colored voters were sup- portlog King and Young fa the Fifth District to such an extent as to fudicate n stroug probabili- ty of thefr elcction. The colored people appear 10 have voted {n largs numbers for Burke and the Democratic Congressmen, and some en- thustastic Democrats to-night cstimato Burke's majority in tho State as high as 50,0004 TOR AMOUNT OF ECRATCHING fo the clection for munlelpal officers renders 1t impossible to mako a close estimata of tha re- sult at this hour (11 p. m.), but the following ts glven a8 an spproximation: Demnccratic-Con- scrvative ticket, 18,000; Citizens’ Conservative, 10,000; Natiooals, 5,000; Taxpsyers', 1,000, ARKANSAS. VINST DIATRICT. Parzsrinm, Ark., Nov, 5.~In Pratrie Town- Sy, 8t. Fraocls County, First District, there ‘were 25 votes cast for Dunn, MaRuNNA, Ark., Nov, 5—In Lee County, Firat District, only asmall vote has been palled. As far & heard from, 1ot a single vote lns been cutagalost P. Dunn, It fa impossible to get accurato figures from country townshipa to- night, Jacrsonrort, Ark., Nov, 5,—First District— Hardly one-fourth tho votes of this precloct were polled; sl for Duon, The county is for Duon. No opposition. Canusre, Ark., Noy. B.—First Disties—Re- sult of clection here to-day is as follows: Dunn #4 votes, " OENERAL APATRY, Lrrris Rock, Ark., Nov. 5.~To-dsy bas been ©no of the most qulct eledtions ever experienced In the Btate, Very littlelntcrest was manifested. + Therain a falling off (o the vote of this city of ! Deatly 1,000 fuce the election two months ago. ’lf‘ this city, Rice,'Greenbacker, has 507 masjorlty, Tuis county (¥ulaaks) will o' for Rico by over 1,000 majortey, nq:xunl apathy provalls thronghout the State. B ¢ zencral fmpression prevails that Cravens, tmocrat, s electod In this (tho Third) districh, but by & greatly reduced majority. . The Dewocrats aro confldent of the election ©f the Dewocratic candldates {n ho other dis- ADDITIONAL. Dfimln Crry, Ark, Nov. S.—In the First i ;}fl:‘&. l’."nc C‘?nzl;)nu, H. Dunn, Democrat, hss s AL 83; E, Baxter, Re- Dubitcan, B1; 1t Johnsa, Democrst, 10; V4 “aflo"gl;'hfliéft%m , Dem 10; Walker, WIN, Ak, Nov, 8.—~Tho Townahips of Bt ¥rancis County, First District, Yotes, ull for Dun{:, D::nocrl:t. LI BEAKCY. Braxcr, Ark. Nov. 5.—Tbe PFirst District, {82 a3 hesrd fram, White Counity gives the I.mfifif uominee, P, Duog, for Congress, O CAMDEN, Digtrow, Ark., Nov, &.—Camden, Ark., Becond rx;u.u townsbip, voted 169 for Blemons, Thers t, aod 1% for Bradley, Republican, f was a falling off of 59 votes less than i eneral election. ‘There will uot be much creuce in thizcounty, It s beleved that 00s will have & wajority of at least 25, FINN BLUTY, mf"{' Bruv, Nov, 8.—[u the Second District vozlmtlnn was %um. with e light vote. This &" i ine) townshlp gives Bradivy, Republican, oy emous, Democrat, 550, Large Democratic AloLiemary, Ask., Nov, S—In th 2 x-S s precinct District) &5 voteq were. cast, for Rive, Feeaback, lmf 2 tor Cn‘un"s. Dewocrat. UOT BIBINGS. ‘)E‘fiiflmluh Ark., Nov. B.—Ia the Thlrd otn the election passed over quletly. The o Yute of this township is 536, Rice, Ureen- e b o Ty w5 Luajority In tho couuty will ba 15— P PURSCOTT. m*:k:)s.cm“ag'... hu'lov. gmnd District, drity of 151 GVer Bradicy, epubiicen” & % MALYERRN, Maveay, Hot Spriugs Co., Nov. 5.~Third . from. tho countics.of the (iatr joflu‘wltl,i ba District, Fenton Township, Cravens, Democrat, 101; Rice, Grecnback, 7, DUVALL'S BLUZFS. Duvare's BLurrs, Ark., Nov. HI‘\‘:{ 32 votes cast for Dunn. ght. DE sARC, Dz Sauc, Ark., Nov. 5.—P. pann, 113 votes. :/;:rv smasll vote for this townsh(p. No further urns. . —First Dls- This township TETARKANA, TRXARRANA, Ark,, Nov. B.—Becond District, election gnl:t, and light vote. Texarkans Preeinct, 217 votes for Slemons, Democrat; 76 Yotes for Bradley, Greenbacker. JUDRONIA, Jupsonia, Nov, 5.—First District—Dunn re- celved all the votes here. 11TTLB ROCK. Lirrim Rock, Nov, B.—Electlon quiet: "&'}7‘ vote. This city gives Rlce, (reenbacker, malority. TENNESSEE. MEMPHIS. Mzupais, Nov, 5,—There was only half of & full vote caat to<lay. Returns are coming In very slow, Casey Young, Independent Dem- ocrat, carries thia city by not less than 600 ma- Jority over Willlam Raudolph, Republican nomi- nee, The Ureenback vote was very Jight, Casey Young's majority in the city will, it {s thought, bo swelled when the rcturns from the country dlstricts are recelved. Reports from Hardemann and Fayette Countlea inulcste Young's re-elec- tion by 1,000 majority. . D. Money, Demo- crat, from the Third District of Mississippl, is elected. He bad no opposition. Tho vote throughoat this entire scction of country was very lieght. NO EXCITEMENT. Nasnvicte, 1con, Nov. 5.—The election bere was unusually quiet, and but little appar- ent interest was shown ; the Indications are that the vote will bo the lightest held in the Btate for years. TIIR CONGREASIONAL VOTH. CrATTANOOGA, Nov, G—Returns (ndicate the election of Pottibone, Republican, in the First, and Dibrelt, Democrat, in the Third District of Tenneasee. Very close in tha Second District. Houk, Republican, Is ahead. MISCHLLAGEOUS RETURNS, Nasavirie, Teon., Nov. 5,—Eleetion qulct all over the State, and tho vote unprecedentedly light. The eotire Democratie ticket in this county s elected. The Greenbackers received s majority of the colored vote in tho county. House,” Bright, Dibrell, and Atkios are re- elected to Congress. In the Ninth Congressional District, Bimonton (Dem), Is clected. Houck (Rep.) is elected in the Second District, and in. the First District the Republicans concedo the :}:fllnn of P L. Taylor (Dem.) over Pottibone 2P, In the Fourth District, McMillen (Dem.) {8 probably elected over Uslliday (Ind.). In the Beventh Dlatrict the vote I8 close be- tween Whitthorne and Moore, both Democrats u’l'he roturns iudleate the re-clection of Whit- lorne. The Legislature s very largely Democratic, Marks, lbgu“!)cmocnuc llgmlm-r y{r;r Governor bas o majority over both the Ureenback and Republican candidates. FIRST AND SECOND DISTRICTS. M Kxoxvitre, Teun.,, Nov. 5—Midoight,—Re- turns show that Taylor, Democrat, First Dis- trict, is elected over Pettibone, Republican, Houk, Republfcan, over Watkins, Independent, in the Second Distnet. VIRGINIA, OB JONNSTON KLECTED, RicauoND, Va., Nov. 4.~Election quiet, Vote small. In thiscity only about 8,000 were polled out of s registercd vote of over 13,000. Tho smallness of the vote is due mainly to the fact that the payment of the capitalization tax {s re- quired before votiog. Qen. Joseph E. Johnston carrles the city by over 2,000 majority. The re- turns from a number of precincts in this district {odicato Johnston’s election beyand doubt. GOODE NE-RLECTED. Norrork, Va., Nov, 5—Election quict and vote small. Tho indications are that Uoude is re-olected to Congreas by 1,000 majority. TUNTON ZLECTKD. ALERXANDRIA, V0., Nov. 5.—The election hers 1s very quiet. No Intercst manifested, and the voto not half out. Hunton, for Congress, had no organized ovposition. s majority hero Is 870. Carter, Greenback, recelved but 214 votes, and Cocbran, Republican, but 8. Hunton's electlon ia sure. J0TINSTON'S MAJORITY, Ricuwosn, Va., Nov, \ur:h'rxnl- l’ch:f'nl Jndicae that o0 1,800, Jolinston’s ma QTUER DISTRICTS. Meagre roturns from the Kirat District indieato the election of R. L. T. Beale, Conservative, over Criteher, Independent. In tho Becond Districe the Citles of Norfolk and Portsmouth and Norfolk County give De- zandorf, Republican, about 150 majority over Goode, Conservative; but returns from other :au indicate Goodu's election by s falr ma- ority. Returns from the Fourth District are too meagre to base caleulations on. The contest is between Jorgeasen, Republican, aond W. E, Hinton, wita the chances in favor of Jorgensen, The Fifth District re-clects ticorge U, Cabell, Conservatiye. In the Sixth District J, Randalph Tucker s elected. Thero Is an exciting contest in the Beventh District betsreen John T, Horrle and John Paul, forcible roadjuster of the State debt. Roeturus {:-om over Lalf tho district, favor Horris' elec- on. . Gen. Eppa Huntou is elocted in the Fighth District without opposition, Nothlog deflnite from the Ninth District, where there are four candldates, RE-ELKCTED, Prrerssura, Va., Nov. 5.—~Retarns from the Fourth District fndicate the re-clection of Jor- gensen, Ropublican, to Congress, NINTII DISTRICT, Ricamoxp, Va., Nov. 5.—Only & few returns from the Ninth District, but those recelved iu- dicate a close contest between Richmond, Con- servative, and Medslllen, Indepencent Conservas, Uve. i GLORGIA. THE CONGRRSSMEN, Fpectat DispaleA (o The Tribuns. ATLANTA, Ua., Nov. 5.—The election through- out tho Btate has been quiet and orderly, sud In, perhaps, the fairest election had for many years, In the First District, Nicholls {s elccted over Crocker, Independent; ‘In the Becond, ‘Third, 8ixih aud Eigath Districts there was no contest. Smith, Cook, and Btephens are clect- ed. The Fourth District will send flenry Per- sous (ustead of Heory R, Harris. In the Fifth District the contest has been bitter and personal between flammond and Aruold, but Hsmmond, the Domocratic nomince, bents Arnold, Green- backer, about 1,800 1 Atlanta, and lo the county they wra closo. Tho colored vote was mnot solld for Arnold, about ono-third for Hsmmond, Dr. Felton has a close race with Lester in the Beventh Listrict, putls re-clected by s swall majonity. Billings, the Demuocratic nomince jn tho Ninth, fs bcaten by Eu:lery sl!l'clex;‘ s ‘yo;nz an, by o Vel majority, s _cloction fi;nn'u ’t.havsl;:lxum:él -lju:gc{h-r 10 solid as it wiL STEPHENS RE-RLECTED, Auqusrs, Nov. 5,—Tie vote futhe Efghth District is light, Alexander_ 1. Stephens Ls ro- elected to Congress without dppositlon. TUE CONUKESSIONAL DISTRICTS. Avausta, Us., Nov, 5.—Heturus from the Congressionsl Districts come in stowly. The following is probubly the result In the State: Eignteentn District, Nicholls; Becond, 8mith; ‘turd, Cooke: Kourth, Harris; Fifeh, Ham- wond; Blxth, Blount: Beventh, Feltou; Elehth, Btepbens; Niuth, Dillings. The otllclal connt may chango this in tho Seventh and Ninth Dis- tricts. The vote in toree districts will be close, aud way result fn the election of Lester, Dewo- vratic nominee fn the SBeventh, la the place of Felton, Indcpendeont Democrat. Bpeer, Independent Democrat, will run Bill- fogs very close fa the Ninth. JoLUMBUS, (s,, Nov. 5.~The rcturus fodi- cate that Persons, Democrat, 18 elected for Cun- gress over Harrla, the preseut membe: 10 1,000 majority, both Detocrats. nclined to tho Greenbackers. Iu the Third Alsbama District Sanford, Dem- oczat, W elected wishout serigus upposition, ADDITIONAL RRTUKNS. Micox, Ga., Nov. S.—Blouut unsnimously re-clected from Sixth Congressional District. No opposition. Voo light, ‘e Face in the lower end of the Fifth is very close between Hammoud, Dewocrst, and A B0 15 e Toted Diatric, “uok, o the strict, sand Bmith, in tho Beoond District, are n-tlected. B MARYLAND, . VOIR IN BALYIMOKE, Barrisors, Nov, 5.—Full returns from the ‘Third Congresslonst District, composed of the first nine wards of thlscity, give Kimwel, Demo- crat, 11,472; Thompson, Greeovack and Hepub- lican, 4,800, Kimmel's wajority, 6,604 Full returns frow the Fourth Congressional . ;‘tnum Is THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY., NOVEMBER 6, 1878. District, composed of other wards {n this clty, excepting the Beventeenth, which {s included fn the Flfth District, give McLane, Democrat, 11,004 Holland, Rcrm):llcln] 0.671;and Quigley, Greenhack, 629; Gillings, Indcpendent Demo- orat, . Mclape's majority over J{olland, 4,43 ovor all, 3311, BarTiMone, Md., Nov. f.—1"p to 1 o'clock the City Marshal reports the election procced- ing quietly. At tho opening of the polla this moming & slight distarbance occtirred at the Third Precinct of the Beventeenth Ward be- tween the fudges of election and the United Btates Bupervisors of Election, in regard to the custody of the ballot-box. Thers were present two United Ktates Bupervisors, United Ststes Depntv Marshal Wright, the two judges, and a clerk and four citizens. During the wrangle aver the ballot-hox a pistol-shot was fired, and Deputy-Marshal wnrm was etruck In the side by a pistol ball, making n alight flesh-wound. LATER. BaLTINORR, Nov. h.—-Sufliclent has been re- celved fromn the counties ou the eastern shore romposing the First Uoogressfonal District to insure the election of Henry, Democrat, by not Tess than 1,600 majority. In the Becond Disteict Talbot's (Dem.) mnjority will be 4,000, In the ¥ifth District, fenkle's (Dem.) major- n.‘y {3 estimated at the Democratic headquarters a A1 this hour (m!dnight) no returns have been recelved from the lower countics—Churles, 8t. Mary’s, and Calvert—in this dlstrict, In the 8ixth Dlstrict, Frederick County, is re orted a8 having given over 1,200 nufority for Jroer, Republican, which insures Lus clection in the district, msking the delegation stand five Democrata and ons Republican, KENTUCKY. CONGRESS, Bpeetnl Dispateh to The Tridune. LouisviLLg, Ky., Nov. 5.—The Congressional results in Kentucky sre as follows: Elected— First District. L. E. Trimble, Democrat; Bec- ond District, J. A. McKeuzle, Democrat; Third Distrlct, John W. Caldwell, Democrat; Fourth District, J. P, Knott, Democrat; Fifth District, A. 8. Willla; 8ixth District, Jobn G. Carliste, Democrat; Seventh Districs, J. C. 8. Blackburn, Democrat; Ninth District, Thomas Turper; Tenth District, E. C. Phister. The Eighth Is doubtful, but Thomas, Democrat, ia probably elected, which will continue a solid Democratic delegation, BLACKDURN RE-ELECTED. LxxivoroN, Ky.,, Nov. 5.—Partisl returns show the vole for Congress in Lexlogton: Deanc, Ureenbacker, 1.150; Blackburn, Demo- crat, 971, Georgetown—Blackbitrn, 810; Deane, none. Frankfort—Blackburn, 434; Deane, 192. Paris—Blackburn, 78 majority. Blackburn's majority in the district will be about 8,000. SOUTII CAROLINA, TMR DEMOCRATS WIN 1N THE USUAL WAY. CiAKLESTON, B, C., Nov, G.—Returns from all porifous of the £iate stow heavy Democratic gains. Gov. Hampton nnd the present State ofticers are re-clected without opposition. Atken and Evins, Democrats, sre re-elected to Congress from the Third and Fourth Districts, without scarcely any oppusition, Tillman, Dem- ourat, is claumed to have beaten 8malls, colored Republican, by nearly 8,000 majority. In the First District, the indicstions are that Richardson, Democrat, {s clected over Rainey, colored Republican, by a small majority. In the 8econd or Charleston District the vote has been very heavy and cluse, with the chances 8o far favoring the election of O'Connor, Demo- crat, over Mackey,whito Republican. in Charles- ton the Democratic majority is estimated from 4,000 to B,000, but the Republican stroughoids, the Sea Island precinets, cannos be heard from until to-morrow. The clection was quiet, and entirely throughout tha State no disturbance of any kind oceurred, NORTIH CAROLINA. WADDELL, RLUCTED. Wiainoton, Nov. 5,—Complete returns In this city glve Waddell (Dem.), for Conpress, 1,001; Iussell, Greenback, 1,424, There is o allfog off of about 25 per cent {n the Demo cratic vote and 20 per cent {n the Republican vote. On tho basts of thisreduced voto through- out the district, Wdddeil's majority will be wbout 300, . K b st Sl CONGRNSSIONALL' '/t = Ravxtai, N, C,, Nov, 5—Davis, Democrat, carries the Fourth District by 1,800 majarity, estimated, The Second District s clue. Ti chiances favor Kitehien, Democrat, Iu the Third District Waddili's (Democrat) msjority is esti- mated at 2 Tu tra Fifth Seales, Democrat, wins; majority In the Bixth, Beventh, snd Eighth D are certuinly e'ccwd. .\"o opposition, fmocts TEXAS. HETURNS COMING IN SLOWLY, Nzw OnLeans, Nov. 6.—The Galveston News' specials say the clection throurhout tho Btato is very guict. A good voto has been polled. Returns, owing to much scratching, ar- rivo very slowly, not sufliclet to bass calctis- tlons on. 2 2 MEAGRE. 4 To the Wealern Aviociated Press. GarvestoN, Nov. 5.—Returns are meagre, but indicate the electlon of the Democratic Blate ticket Ly about the usual majority. Not more than & two-third voto was polled, and no dis- wurbances are reported from anyquarter, Regan, Milts, Culbertson, snd Wellborne, Democrats, are no doubt clected Congressmen. ‘iliere are m rt:mrnl from Schleicher's or Hancock's dis- cts. FLORIDA, DEMOCRATIO CONGRESSMXN, BavanNan, Nov. B.—Speclals from Florids indicate the clection of Hull and Dawidson, Democrats, to Congress. LATER, JacesowviLLe, Fla., Nov, :hu]'fi:fi" m:’h% %l;ui'ct‘. mzu ® largo l:}nnj{zd;y lor ) ul n, for Congress, Lutit | belteved Iull, Democrat, wih ba elected, - Iu Madison County at sundown, when the polls akould have closed, 400 peoole had not voted, and the voting was still colug on at last accuunts, This may complicate matters by sn ap) to the courts, ‘rom other districts thero aro ooly a few returus, but thero is no doubt of tho election of Dayidson, Democrst, MISSISSIPPI, CUALNRRS, Hpecial Dispaich (0 The Triduna Vickssunrg, Miss., Nov, 5,—~The Concression- aleloction passcd off very quictly in this city aud county. A very fair vote was polled, notwith- standing the demoralized condition of the com- munity by sickness. The colored peoplu sre al- most unanimous for Chalmers. It fs cstimated that this couaty will give bim a mafority of from 2,500 to 8,000, Therv arc two Iu tho fAeld agalnst him~E. J. Castello, from the lower end of the district, aud Richard Griggs, from the upper end, The vote of the city stands as follows: Chalmers, 1,474; Castello, 9; aud Griggs, 1. Tho full vote'ol the county will fall short between 2,000 sud 8,000 ALABAMA. THR CONUKESSIONAL DISTRICTH. CHATTANOOGA, Nov. 5,—Lowe, Iudependent, beats Gargh, Democrat, fu the Elghteenth Alu- oama District by 1,000 majority, Felton, In the Beventh Georgia District, Is ruvuing behind. Lester, Democrat, (s probably elected by o'smatl wajority. Foroey, mocrat, is re-elocted fn the Beventh Alabama. . B RIGUTH DISTRICT. s MoxTdoMusY, Alu, Nov. 6.—~The Iudications aro thas all the Demacratic nominces ars clect- ed ezcept, possibly, in tho Eletith Distrct, whera the contest 14 very close between (larth, the Damocratic momlnee, sud Low, lndepeud- ent, —————— Kusslan Women and tue Turkish Prisouers. London World Beranger's old chorys, * Vivent nos amis les ennemis'’ would appear 10 be singulariy spuro- riate to the Russiun Jadfes of the present day, 1 wa aie Lo beligyo u fotie origlually publishel 8.—Daval County, W the Nveos Vremla, sud scproduced in th Sremduai 141 wrliten by s Rusiss adicer, who says: *VWhen I returned home from Turkey, i ar- rived iu Pultuwa just (n time vo wituess thy de- parture of the Yurkish prisoners for tun.r owy countyy. I wus not a Ule surprisod o see how tho Russiau ladies (sud awoug the uumber were some belonging tu tbe best 1s@ilies) did not blush to gu to the statlon tu take leave of tho Turks. ‘Chey pressed thetd to tuels bosoms, and kissod with tears i thelr eyes; tlue emuo-. tionof some of them was so great that they fainted. '* Altogether, the scene was so scandalous that the police had to {nterfere, and to turn out of the atatton all non-travelera: this rather damo- ened the ordor of our senthnental Indirs. Five teachers l\clfl"filll‘z to the Gymnasinm have heen taken to task for unseemly demonstrations: amung them are the dsughters of a high oflicial and of a roto-Pope. The head of the police at Pultawa bas determined to prevent the repetl- tlon of such scenes, and women are now forbid- den from eoing to the station when thereiss dn_F-rv.ure of Turkish prisoners.’” he Russian officer nathetically concludes: ' Qur Jeave-taking tn Turkey was very differ- ent; the dozs, to whom we had been kiud, were the only creatures to accompany us.' GUSSIP AND SCANDAL. A Natch from Olive Loga: Oorrespundence Cineinnati Enguis Lonnow, Oct. 19.—~Buch a lot of gossip and scandal ahout prominent persons is going on now that were T to try to repeat one-tenth of it T should require a newspaper all tomgsell. Two rumors in particular are very sad. And one, at least, T fear, is but too well founded. The match of Hannah de Rotbachild and Lord Rosebery I8 reported not to have turned out as well as was expected, and gomething very like a separation 18 in contemolation. I am less inclined to place eredence in this report because both these young persons have nn army of enemics,—people whose interest {t was to oppose the mateh, —and as long as these latter lhive they will never keep thelr toogues off the young Earl and his Jewish Countess, A good deal of the venom svread sbout them cumes from American sourcef. There Le those on vour side who could murder Archibald Prim- rose, Earl of Rosebery, incold blood for his haviog broken off his plighted troth with But- ier Duncan's daughter. It {scurrently reported here that the firm of Duncan, S8herman & Co. would have failed long and long hefore it did had not the intention been to ses through this wrest inarrlage for the daughter of the senlur partner, [lostalittic trifie by the failure of the bank mysel!, but I am not su embittered by that circumstance a8 to cast nvectives on the house; yet rerlulnl{ 1 must confess that it looked very bad, in the midst of the crash, with the ruin and misery it entalled on thoussuds, to seu a portion of the Duncan family golug on composedly with their splendid erections at Newport, \whers they have passed their sum- i“t" ever since, In the enjoyment of princely uxury. The other rumor to which I aliuded is rela- tive to the celebrated Mra, Langtry, tha Maud Branscombe of society. All the “raving uver hier beauty bas naturally quite turned her head, ond has Jed 1o most serious domestic troubles in vonsequence: at least 50 on dit, It appears the lady’s father had a habit of slluding to the sensation bis dsughter's beauty has created as “the greatest misfortune of Lis llve,” and cer- talnly the husband takes the same view, L: week the gossip was all to the effect that, be- fure tlie year was out, the couple would both be employing divoree lawyers; but I believe words of wisdom have dmu,ml from high rlnn, and “Kiss and make up’’ has been the Itoyal com- mand, upon which scosible advice I hope they baye acted. * The -utgen of gossp I shall mention is the ‘Empress Eugenlfe, whose zeal for the marriage of her son to thie slater of the Princess of Wales has somewhat rup away with her discre- tlon. It appears L {s ‘only & matter of money that stands in the way now; the King of Den- mark has glven his consent, ** Wales™ approves of it, the Princess ‘Thyra.is In lave with the comely youvg Frenchman, snd ** Napoleon IV.," like Barkis, 1s wilfiny, although the Prin: cess is not only older, but ever a0 much taller than he, The King of. Renmark can only eive hin younger daughter thg intercst of $100,000. ‘Thivk of that, ye rk'th ncinnatians, to whomn that sum {s n bagatelles” bus the poor Empress can't see her way to givihg anytbing, and it {s a8 mwuch 88 ahe can do 30 maioluin a proper dignity fa her own estghlishment. Onec way and another she squeczes oul sn Income of about §12,000 o year, which, with the fow which “nef landlord favors her with st the thome at Lsel- hurst (he uceupiea.frpoms bimeelf o the top tlour by way of lightening the reat), en- ables her to ltve with at lgast somie appruach to the dignity befitttng hedrink, Eugcole 1s now trying desocrately to redlize money on certain belongings of hers, whielvare not very product- ive at present. For fosignee, sho is” suppoeed 1o own, us o private lndgv ual, threeof the very o s’ rent bandsuino private hotel the Champs Elysees, which Americau visitorsho drive there slways notice for Lhelr massive beauty. In one of these Dutels dwolls M., Roubunher areat adviser, o franch lmgperialist, andous who is suppuser to be working day_and gight for the Nepoleonle cauwse in France, ~ M, Rouhor has always occu- ted this hotel rent free/ ot only s a favor 10 Eamwlr from the Empress, but “as u sort of lying point for the mmpporters of the party ‘When Engenle propossy, the Thyra match, w lon)mrfi jected to it as *fnex- her purprise M. pedicnt ' ; maliclous pedple say he doesn't care to have the elezant iore sold over his hcad. Evorybody whu visited1the Paris Exposition this suminer must bavyynoticed the Leautiful fac slmtlo in miniature of the magnificent cha-~ teau of Plerrefond’s, feudal costly restored to {ts pristine splendor by the renowned arzhmolos st Viollet Le Due, Thue castle is, of course, Natlonal property, but it is filled with tne rich- eat and most valuable thiugs it Is possible to vonceives not unly furniture, pictures, statuary, Urouzes, and other works of ort, but the finest colleetion of lnl,lr\ue artjor In the known world is housed there. All this wealth Eugevle clalms «astiers; once sinee the fall of the Emmire she nas justituted o suit for the property in the courts: shie was defsuted, but appealed, and the matter s still in aboysuce, Sl Rouber having thought it best not to push the caso further for ihe present. Meantime the Empress Is tryfog to keep up the fire of she attachment on the Princess 'ngm'u part by every possiblo sign of attention nind affection on Ber part and that of per sou. It Is cusy to think of the ruseate future the Em- ress may dream of as a result of this mateh,— Ecr oun the brother-in-law of the Prines of Walea, the most popular forelgn Prince who ever stepped foot in' Frauce, might unot the Frencn pesple be, after a while, called to accept Napoleouwas aguin, if only o oblize the Prince of Wales; Last week the Empress sent the Princess Ti®yra @ pretiy thousthi not a very valu- able presentv—a butterfly in topaz, with which t0 fusten to Uhe corsage tho spray of cyclamen, of which the y ounz Princess {s so fond, The tiny por’e-baiiquets are all the rage, and every lady bas herspecial flower sud her favorite device for the murtc-bouquet. ‘The lizards, which were 80 much worn duriug the suminer, have peen superseded by prettier natural ob- Jects, the Princess of Walea haviug selected the dragun-fly with fta sypphire wingy. 1saw the blouming Duchess of 'Jeck the other day we: ing s charming porte-boaquat,—a bee, with varicgated coloring in sems, claspiog ou her drees a littls bunchiof dalsos, ber fuvorite flow, ‘The Marchiovess of Butg weuars one of U dragons in her busbapd’s cvat-of-arms ns s porte-ouquet, a spiendid , bit uot su flt us a bee, a bird, or a butteriy to nold a bunch of Sowers (u fts clutch, vLve Logan, ———— . CURRENT OPINION, 4 Gentlemen,"” said Tilden, calmly, when they caught bim with the ciphers lu his bands, i'lm}llomlu. my name ls not ‘Tilden. *'—Budetts jep. ). Nosr the fond Democratio parent, who wants his son 10 grow up lo be & great politiclas, will educate him in resdin’, writin', and clpberin’, —Toleda ltkude (Kep.). I Mr. 'I'lden {5 to be the next Democratio candldato for the Presidency, bo will 8nd it nec- essary to kill Nophew Peltun and move sway from No, 15 Gravsercy Fark,—U'tica Herald (Litp. ). Lawronce Barrett lhas produced in Cleve- 1and & plsy translated from the ¥panieb. Mr. Til dennays that, ** Anyway there can Lo uothing in $uis transiativa that will burt e, '—Aldany Jour- nal (Bep.), Gen. Butler is rumored to bo in treaty ‘with Edlson for & new laventiou In bLoot-brels by chespest Courwr (lep. ), It would seem that the only way for Mr, ‘Tilden to allay suapicion is 1u douy that ho w caudidate fur P eat. Tuay would prove 1% bad no fnterest in the telegrams which came to s aouse, —auchesler Danocrab (Liep. ). Jules Verne is grinding out another book which bo expects will forever sottle the question 248 to who s the greatcst lar ow earth, —Fre¢ Hress, 1t caus’t be doue 111} the Polter Committes sdjourns alue dlo.— PAuladaiphia Hulletin (Liep.). ‘'he Nationalswill be able to set an ex- smple of ecovomy in the next House. Thelr Con- gressman from Indiaca, tas Bev. Da La Matyr, can nct s Cuabisin and save 1he usual salary psid to “l')“ functionary.~f. Fernon 10.) Hanmer (emi.). . Since 1873 the country has been soberivg off, The drunk began in tho Jalter part of the War, Jt grew.doeper after the War, when the Natlonal-Baok poics wers added to the circula- tion withons retiriug the yreenbacks. The coun- LEY'8 LETYOUS 841X WBS aLaky 50w avarstimuls. tlon 8¢ early ar 1868. People began to experlence 8 reaction, bot fn fome {ninga tha inehriation rose t0 a greater hight. For several years before 1873 there was a vinible lefting down of the phyaical wers, At length celirlam tremens s and eft the body politic prostratr. Siowi¥At has been recavering ita norinal tane nnd regaining the power logoonina way of health, Andnow we have o party of bommers who tell af the Jolly time we had when drank, and propore that we ahall begin a new spree. —Cincinnali Gazelfe (Rep. ). Mr. Tilden wouldn't rafla for the Pres- Men:y"Tlnleu be could buy all the chances. 1le wan ng to pay $50,000 In Florld: 10,000 | South Cardlink, 310,000 In Lonisuaa, e nlrl; $7,000 1n Oregon.—5t. Paul Ploneer-Press (Ind. ), There ara honest Democrats, of conrse, and they shonld not be condemned for what Tilden and Manton Marble did: hut thelr party cannot excape cennore If {1 seeks in tne flousc of Hepre- sentatives to ward off investigation. — Younqstous (0.) Reglaler (liep.). e At ** Ah, yen," said M. M. M. Marbla, nadly, ** Lonafellow s incomparably onr most mellifia- oos minstrel, Ism sustalned in this hour by that beaatitul quatealn of his, in fambles: **OR! fear not in & world like this, And thou shalt know ere long— Kpow how aublime & thing it 14 ‘To Cipher and be wrong ! Senator Blaine proposes, for greatar util. Ity, that the fiat greenback ba Iabeled 31 on one side and $1,000 on the other. \When fist money becomes the cartency of the countey thers will be Httle use for bittx of the Aenomination of 81, A Dote of thin vaide wil) then hardly parchsse the Jho estrtess i y imagined. - Piltsburg It ia onongh to extort a guffaw from s to. bacconiet's Indian to read of Dotler's inane chatter about not making his campaign se a Republican, & Natlonal. or & Ilemocras, but sa & Reformer, ‘*John," maid once an old Aminidab Sleek of & grocer 1o his stare Loy fin, have vou sande: 1he augary -y And beaned tne coflea? “Yes, rlr, ""'-\;:.;I Ihz“ "l“t"m{ e LA .1 't Well, then, iet's {n to prayers.* a- deohia Press (Hep.). L s Who killed 8am Tilden? **I," said Match Marble, ** with my dispatch garble, I killed Sam Tiiden." Wto saw bim die? ¢*1,* ala Whitelaw, **with my Jittle saw, 1daw him die.” Who made hiscofin? **[,* replied Max, **with my little whacks, T made hie cafin,” Who prayed for him? y 1d Bill Pelton, ¢ coffin 1 kuoelt on, ~ (‘lhh_l raved for him." Who tolled the tale? ! We,'" sald the papers, ‘‘we rellsh such capers,—we told he tale!"—New York Graphic uUnd. ). v ‘Wo meet the {ssue raised by these cipher dispatches and all other exposures of the kind, falzly and boldly, with the demand made months 220, when the Polter Commitice was organized, 1t any frand has been committed let it be nneartn- ed and punished for the sake of the country and Iree institutions. If any man has been gulity of bribery, or forgery, or periurv, or any other crime {E.t't‘:lgl%!fllwn with 'dh:hd!c‘llml‘lo' l'rr,:l:!nl.‘lfl 1 proven and the culprit ponished. —New York Expresy (em. ), L It was one of the mysteries of the times that the Democratic candidate far the Presldency, 8 man of keen lnsizbt into men and great experi- euce in affalre, should have so many bangers-on and self-vroclalmed wpokesmen, who were efthier weak or wicked. The wonder ia tuat he did not ang ago clean hie kitchen of these bommers and world know that they wera divided into two f}llu‘-'-: wu;lunen and wou! d.uly’ pen;hm!rl. and e Wis In no WaY repre Rl other. — Philadelphtd Tumes (ind. )b.’ S s antie Sunset Cox proposes, in order to increase wages, to abolish banks. to {ssue more Federal boper money, 1o prevent the manafactarer from Retting **fve times as much as the laborer,” to make gomething like **an equal division of prop. erty, ' to destroy monopulles, and fo put a stop to tha ¢'conepiracy againat hanest labor." To le cousistent, he shouid refuse to receive his salary as Congressraan of more than s doliar and half & day, and thus be on A level with the laborer who elects him, and break up & monupoly by declining any furtlicr nomination for C = Ci oy fartler aomination for Congrost. = Cincinnati A party of gentlemen songht to make n display of thelr wealth, The Orst lighted hin cigar with o ten-dollar greenback, The second ** went him ten better," and consumed a twenty- dollar note {n the same way. The third, not to ouldone, wacrificed & coul ifty. Then tho fourth and'last declsred he'd beat tho crowd, took & blank check from his pocket, Slled it unt for 8 round thomesnd, elgncd’it, and then lighted is pipe withIt. Aud the Joke of it was the other theee " **caved™ ut once st his reckl agancal A clear case of **fat* mone: Transcript (Rep.). The mortality nmopg Democratic atates- men this year 18 poritively frightful, Me, Tilden dies of too muck cipher, and Mr, Thurman of too much **Ohlo idea, " and Mr. llendricka of too much Communism, and all the Massachusetts Democrats of too much Butler. *In the country of the blind. the one-eyed Iv King. ' says the proverb, Chlefly becanse 1o other Demnocratic candlaate can be said 1o have the breathof life left In lils body, the atrongest now sccms to be Mr, Bayard, and he, sithough sn accomplished gentleman und, accony- IIN! "tll nis lm':n.: maost Ynlkhlnl‘ pllhllfi IG"}I‘II’! inen't ' vnough chauce to brag:on.—New Yord T¥idune (Rep.). 5 Senator McDonald, of Indiana, doss not believe fn the *'Ohio Ides," and thinks It will pass away as times Improve, Benstor McDonald gaes not represent the Indiatia Democracy when o #ives utterance {0 such wpecches, and he knows i1, 11 Mr, Hendricks has any regard for his political roepects he will at once fndite » lstier to the ronze-calorea liand-money tor, and request him 1o stay hin advocacy of his_(llendricke') se- lection for the Prosidoncy, Mr. Mcllonala is now and always Bas been bank:worsniper. o bo- longs to the Sherman winz of American siatesmen, aud ought to there enroll himwelf a3 suon sa porsi- ble. — Cincinnatt Enguirer (Dem.), ‘When the groat army of farmers, and Loun. cst mechanics, and shop-kecpers, and lahorers, who make up the population of this country, un- derstand clestly what Socialism e, aud whither it leads, they wil stamp the Jife aut of It 0 specdily sud s nuulI wo srall hearof it no more forever In thie free Jand of ours. Toes arcinen whoso sisolu lifo has tonded wholesomely ta Individuatfen, They value their_small sccumulation of property, not mercly asahoard, but more ae lie sien and rrodlu of thelr industry and turift, They haveno love for 8 theory which “would compel them 10 re- linquish thelr posscasions Inorder bat iramps and idlers, the viclous, the laxy, the intemperats, might shars equally with themaelves In the prod- ucta of thelr {ndusity and self-donlal.—New Yort Kvening Post (Rep.). e —— Political Eoamomy At Serajovo a woter-carrier was moving up and down among the mew erying, ** Water tor one piastre ! when u fragment of ao exploding shell knocked oue of his buckets to pteces, & \Yner for two plastres!™ he fustantly began cryiy, ¥ patrons througaout the cily we ha! cstahifshes iraben \iices (o e disvrent. ivisiopk as Geslgnsted Delow, whera advertisements will be ta<en for tho same price ancliarged at the Main Offico, and will be recelved UL O'ClocK . . QUFIUR tho week, and Wl v p. m. . & 11 bIMMS, Dookscllers mad Btatluners, 123 Twenty-secund. 5. M. WALDKN, Nowslesler, Stationer, cte., 1000 Wei Msdison-st.. near Weateni-sy. JODRILE THITNSTON, Weat-sido Nowa Denot, 1 land. Ihhv‘ Ly PERSONAL. 1F ZACUARIA (L. NTSON s snutheer ut 61 Irlig-place, corner of "“5. th-st. New YorgLity, | hiearof s imoiiiing 0 B8 AdVuNIAEe Vifudua (he drath ot bls (ater, Men: 1¥_Clemeatao, of Dellierara. Any person gIVIng fos forinaiion 41 e whereabouls of the abuve genticmaa o Al 17 ty Bratst., Priday wiicmoon, 0 O'clock. 1 w: therei you Lere: you Wers not, dlake alotuer sppobntment, k. PrusuNaL TIME. JOPE TO 5EE YOU next bunday st 3 p. 1o, _Tuie. . HOARDING AND LODGING, ALCOVE ROOA, wh L carpet, witls et lusd WITH VoA, n; other des e buar 5% outns. North tlac, 5OAND 7 NOUTH CLARK-RT, ~FIRST-CLASS board, with rowil, $110 §6 perweek, with use of 9, sy ‘oo dax- Bon SR e Y et OCtaon (1om belck daeTiagn A04 Intean The Kanth Side, the Hons chet I Tesr “n: every madern Improvement; Int 251 to Fon tween Vineennes and The'y eertainy Box D, Toom 7. 179 I Cottege Grote.ay. v and Mt Bt Fo pell at this prica. JORRALECOPPUITESTTY O A LIFETINE-A beautifal home In Chicakn for £45; ‘& combinatinn of clrcumatances nas piaced it fn o 1arge namlier o1 reapeciabie peon oy Inal comt: this wil pay yon st once to Investigate: eail sronee for particulses EDWIN A. HICF, & CO., 17 Randoiph-st., Koom 7. Bookkeepers. Clerks. &e. VASTED—I.‘( A GROCERY HOUSE A RMART, e(iva yonag man as assistant bookkeeper and enliectors innse | come well recommended. ¢ N AT, 100 Madtyonat. Arnaces TANTED- BT-CLARS FHOEMARER OR W Au‘u‘r::l B Fpl:‘]t-sl,c‘;:‘llll Routh ufiu& .y Union Kinek-Yaeds. SRR X “YAS‘RI!—A\ IMPETF. AUCHITECTITRAL dranghisman fof & faw Sl&tes: ciate terms snd Teferences Addres A 67, Triduno office, Park. °F Anply hy letter, TOBAVE EXPRNAR, WILLIAM JONES, Usk 6 RBAN REAL ESTATE. WILL BUY A NEAUTIFOL 10T t 8t Lagrange, 7 miles from £ monthiv; chéanmag property and shown free: abstract free; raliroad 1A HROWNS Viz].asatie st., Ttoom 4. rming Jands fo Little ltock, Ark. S__WEALENTATE WANTED ""“Ax'rnn—o,wx bF OUR CLI) DEFIRES 70 fay nemall ctore, well located and well reated, for eash, TUNNEQ & BOND. 113 Esa Employment Agencioss ‘VA}:L"H TO LEAVE Tl;:l)A\'»lln BAILROAD fare; work for wint ©'the "oife 2, 8120 free TRIrE AT §1 00r Tams 10 Far hAnare An ok ey marke s 4 10 farm-hane or city Wof CUTHATIAN & Corrs 54 Kauh Waterate o 7ANTRI-20 1,ATIORETS FOR inere mefy (reo fate. indolph-at, ANTED-FIFTY MEN TO WOIK IN T,] AL W AT A iy th it ienen Lumase o Bk st., near Twenty-secand. “Msi'sn 0Y, 31 NORTH CLARK-BT. L Washlugton-at. 7ANTED-8OR A-RO0M DWELLING AND £LOT in good ritv locatfon for Kansss farm of house an fotx. 3 BENT, A1 Jsckson 88 TENANT, A THRER- assment §tone.front honve and brick ., near Tweifth-st. : will not be rent- use, Inquire of JACOU WEIL, v2 L, for five days, i THOMPAON WILL well Tarnishan, Bl spHnEL cheAD L0 respoRHbIE EnanL: TCauire at 170 ietfetn st oo o oo 7'0, BENT-Ant wAnAY fpt-clare order, tor 8 EOFF, 14 Beaper Hiock sizteen rooms in "['ORFNT=BT BAIRD & BEALLEY, 10 LA BALLE- g0 Silchigan-av., 3-story and basement stone-front. 1<23and 1R3¢ Wabash-av., 2i§-story and basement stone-froot, §23, 29 \Ealnuf. ory and bassment, frame, §13. ory $10, § e Sory trame. i ang i Delaware.placs, S-story and busement, FicKY, 2 Rooins for families South and West Sldes. 7[*0 REST~DON'T WASTE YOUR TIME IN CAN. vaming Chicagy for ronme, when you can step into and tearn all about them free uf chnrge: we Ints and rellable busigessoniy. MOYEIR, Toow 3 Tribuns Hutidin c RON & CO, G RENT =A™ LA front ruom fur penticman e with oF without bosrd. 24 1 IFORENT-g2PER 3 PENWEEK, WhIL-LIOHTED, SICE: l{ furnlalied rooms, 1o gentiemen only. “Transieat gentlemen taken st moderate rates, 2i0 hate-st. i NT-STORES, OFFACES, &co Offices, NT PART OF OFFICH, 8a LA Dest focatiun In the t"m‘l_.‘:f_lur_w‘._ _WANTED TO RENT. __ ‘NENT—A BOARDING-HOVEE, in & desirabie | on: will 1°0, RENT — P! Salle '“n\.\"rm'b-m well furnished and Lusy all or part of tne furnlture, 1Coffercd ata reasna. Ule price. Address, for five days, A G2, Tribube office, D—TO RENT—A FIRST-CLASS HOUSE, T3 and basemient. i or 12 rooms. furince rea: enall fainily and & permanent tensnt. bune viti VWANIED-TO REXT-A SMALL WIED House, east uf Sistest., between Riztevnth nnd Twenty-fourth: muse be in €ood rpair aud comfort: atly fTurnfshed; family of tires: tent in advauce if required. Address A f0L Tribone ufiice. o BUSINESS CIANCES. "X DAIE CHANCE TO OBTAIN THE WIOLE OIt iiferestin & vainable paient for e figure. For 200 pee month . EAD, Saads House, 1Y, ¥R fort Furnace (or lesae (o of yeara) thelr bl Mich. The S Tarter tlon, Firing farther informatio Recretary, Detrolt, of b & FFOURALE— Ul EXCHANGE=ANINVE Das patented fuur different very tsefu articles, ‘aina who has nat woney enow, i 18] one, oF either, oF wll uf the patents. 4 C 51, care 1L B. GUODRICH, 0 Ad- v Sha it ton the narker el o el oF exchani Callon or sddr ame-st., Chicag ¥ JU, Bl uEATALIRR seven years, guod Fun A\ bustness locality, ou dlate-st’ #4352 () CARH BUYS GAVE $-"4)Ol>rlrlmrn~n. Ilare chmuce for mat or Awo Founy inen, G2 10)() CASI WITIEFT A STAN B3, 000 Fapill Wliikens tor thia i Juriner: iminense profits. and bighest reference tnechanica preferred. Address C (L Tribune vt " RATANLISIED ol 1K DEST REFES and Wikl paying fnveatmeit) ture of which and recelpts trolied by purty advancii. Tribune ot NY GUMS TOLY. 4\ ete. without removal X oo callaterals, Co M, W \ Livom i, dolph-at. VANCER MATIE IN_DIAMONDY, WATCITES, eic,, at LAUNDKLS' private oMce, 120 Haas r Alooiis 3 and b Fatabifshe L 131, A TOUNG LADY DESIRES THE ACQUAINTANCE of awentiemnan of mcans who wiil' assut hee 1o busncss. Aduress A 63, Tribune ofice. D=SALF, makes dauble or #ing warranted: beantifs Flate agenta wanted. EN L TN PO 1 0 133 Madisun-at., Itom VW ANTEDSVOUSE MAN WHO I8 THOMTOI: Iy famiiar with generat office work and whov main daty will et attenl to correspondence: oo wha has had experlencn whil be kiven tie prefsren state If stenogrspliy 18 underatnod. al employed, malary, efc, \ ALK GHOCERT S biications EonM4crod oty Yrom hll'hni':rlde‘ A\illrfll.’ with “fifl D-TWO MEN 30 INTU THE COUN- tey (o worky must be good corn huskers: no ply. Call Lo-day (rom b2 to 2 o'clock &8 et e A U P AT ar adiress Lanels Mant. "Ente Ca 0, 7 ANTE| HUNG MAN K DELIV: ery-wegon aod make liimif uetful in a grocery storo, Csil hetween 7 and H.a, 10, &L25A Milwaukee: VW AYTED-MAN TOTARE CARE OF HORSE AND i chores shout the huuso. offce, Pallcat. bridge. | o AP a¢ tumber o WANTED-FEMALE ME Domenticse X DISHWASIHERS AT DURCKY & 5,184 Suuth Clark: '“TA,\T v~A Giltl TO DO GENERAL HOUBK- ' good Inundress, Apply at 6:6 entlets D=~A GUOD G1itl, FOR SECOND WORK {pks care of childi Germea preferred. iD=~AT 527 WEST WASIINGTON-ST., ndinatian or German Birly must bo It NTE cook, wah, aud Iron Call for three days at 143 Stfchlaan “’A.\'T MEDIATELY wiliug wirl: muat be o andhave guod references. Apply at 405 West Wash- Ingloa-st. i & R W ANTED=A WOMAN COOR T NUST BE Fiiiat- Waba AN for & Vessel, " Call Lefofs 10 tu-day acdid D-A GOOD UL FOIL GENERAL Call, for tnree days, st 18 Eidridge- ‘Vufl:o—?\‘uo&ii COOR AT 22T OI5-8T. TANTED=12 EXPERIENCED SEWING GIRLS AT W MANDEL DBRUS., 121 ptate-st. Auupulla':';':.m 8anduclock a. . Nurses. TANTED=AN EXPEUIKN tent nurse-girl 1o take ¢ old, st 621 Michixan-y, D AND COMPE- of cbiid ¥ months IRL. APFLY AT LCTABLE NURSE GIRL, AP- 7 Weat Jarkson ANTED—A COMDE nd 41 8L 22 4 lin TANTED-—EXTUERIENCED PUIT LINE who ugderstands circalar work, KDY OLAT, 141 Ftate- L BITUATIONS WANTED-MALE. ook keepers, Cleriss, &ce QITUATION WANTED-DY A GE! O oond elucation’ and metliodical had correspundent. o sharthand writers b MAN OF EX- it lterstury, & o amd French sciolar, deaires contieeted with one of the leading Juure 1tv; bigdest Tefereices wiven. Audress A wgice, £ A QUEEATION WANTEG= GV A VOUNG MAN NOT ) afrali to work, 1o siare, or driver, or saytilug 10 carmun hunest 11viag. Address C. 1 ritnos utiice, 3 ANTE! mesticss ngUATH)NN WANTED=IIV TWO Q00D GIRLS, ) oue As couz st one to du second ‘?;:i Innd sewing. Call Wednesday atd Thunduy ot nerof biste, JITUAT] EN=TIY A COMPETENT WOM- KA i@ S et B « 1. i liouie, <ty 1 ; BYTTWO™ GILE™IN A privaie trmily, oo cook, the other as sccond Rirls eat of reter Il HGY bLateat, JITUATION WANTED--BY A GUOD TIDY §COT CIL 83 gitl, vither s conk, ur tu dv BOUSAWOTE In DrivLh family. es, Call 8¢ Mrs, Waittaker s, 2O North e o Smas Dl s QITUATION WANTEDZIT A GOUD COMIK, WASi- & erand lzoner, i can give tho beat of ety refers TeqUITEd, IPlenss call AL 66U Stat EU-BY A dlitL T 164s It e Know thue otice, By EXVERIENCED i all family. Mefer- Call at 6wt stato Q NS\ SITUATIONS WAX 0 DO GK; ruediately, QITUATION WaNTE ) il (o do general work ences gIYENS CiLY UF CUNRLLY, twudiya Sty ATION WANT! Yagelna il family, 5 quire at (81(ay -st., belwoen Twen: ethista, & Laus:: TASn PAID FOR OLD GOLD AND BILVER: Mouey tu loan on watciics, diamond of every description at GOLIMI omce (lcensed), 19 East Sadboo: 3 Luan and . _Batablislied 163, ON_FUINTTURE WITHOUT REx are e Tuveinin, wad otlier guod COLLAT: A securiiyi soy suin, any {ribina Duliding. 4 EA(L $LTAL $LU0Y, B0 T SUIA L suit at luwest current Ate fmipruvind Chicagu real estate. 102 Waslilugon . tSUNME, AT clats fnproved Toh and othicr ua rates on Arit-cl TUBN I vare, on Chicayu feal e 1 3BTRS pste et TANTE " CWITH $2,00 TO $5.00 WA A IO Sa ol “Tribune uttice. AvcTion carr) Weahinmion: meucing st loa. ALE OF HOISES, CANLI by J. F. EMERY & CO. ry “Thursday aod .. Hrork on liand a AT FIBI Me, coruer Thirteent acliig-hurse, & yEars ol 101 kity lady'cay ariva Fon s CITHAY CIANGE FOIL WAGS 4, bukgy, or plaso, yuuag driving wmare. Addrons X w, Fribune oile SREN 1N REST FORRIBLE MAN T[ORRES \ l l vor st Wy (arm; good stal satisfacuon kuer- -luleeu: Wiow. Address €, 1. LASTUN, Deorieil. \\ASTEI=A SET OF IEAVY CARRIAUE HAK: I:n:-‘“lu énjl;umlllhm. Apply 10 JAMES LA- .‘l'lll‘l‘“)l": nurtlicast corner vl Calumut-av. snd Twenty« P \\'ANTED—A PAIIL OF ROUND WULES ROT \ AP A A At ey At unds. Ay it ulplizek 4 UK e ays Weaneaday, 4 74 XA K AVATE G BGer wrock oF ORGAN, : 1N THE NORTHWEST. BIRICTLY FIUST Hlust ::u““ “thhlrto' 6 ULl 8] ll‘“l‘l Hrustss Sid W, ‘ll? HIIIIM (M Lorger Sl andmrain; STOCK OF ity CPBLOIT PIANOS, NEW » lll\\lll;? ANOS, OGS T reat oF for sale va tusl A BELECT 0 8L RRotels. FrgLIH Housk s EAs WASHINGTON Dy lwar €L with warii yoin translents, $1 per day; restdurant tickews, QANDS HOUSE~CORNEL WABAN A o o Pt BEverr furtho wintar, Cowe and sed. . _HOAND WANTED, ]‘DARU—I.\' A STRICTLY PRIVATE FAMILY, A lmhirll Jumlshed south vr wesd froui Fooin, o L Wikt BoARd Tuf Reilcman, wifc. snd child of § Years: Siveace Wivca aud required; promis pey. Mo S V. tow rvani- e SAIENERS WANTEDs JARTSER W. O TAKE HALF INTER- ity s ¢ of, ticle whieh will Ay bkml?':fl'w“?wux‘nu_ ‘l?d«‘l:(ll \:1:-. Trive S o TO EXOHMANGE, TWILLEXCIANGS GLAY'S SURGICAL AN )ALOUI c3b edltl la part ment e T M LT 5 57T DIGECTORY OF LHICAUO YOI “'Alhl'gflt.nml& slatlng luwest price, 8 33, Tra- BAELL KW 5 D- AN it A RN B AR G S Ay Weraaiea, be salit vy To ‘casls OF o vasy payuicats. * A Beversl sccond-huad orsans of vibicr i Mason & Hawlia Orgsn Cumpsuy, baabi-sy, oL 5. i GIAND rms to sait, o PHISCELLANKOU: (BT, i v, Tele: 'ufl;&-? FAVAN A i Mates o pes GiF, ‘and buadreds 0f stores 3nd priv. O, it b sthcient s rued of ‘4 Eapavsiin sud Aututiaie unaiLy Gas-Buruvey, . SUINAN, 75 Deatuora-sl, 1100 LADIES TG CALL AN §EK The WAL FUFF3 AL 10 conte cact X Tne HATIUE TS o) 13 ceats dacn, “ Tt PRIZZETT) Geuts eacl The FAVEE B Yl AW ds bR e BIACHINERY. “7 "Pl.‘U'“ ACIIINES, WRINGT ACH O e R e M L gl R T o i T Y by vy aund for razalogue. A vk or light housework. Apply at 1 u;‘“r "l'r‘lv_l“'# ) wec T iy neral e warl Vi irt 4 i vecund BF Feneral o s aa 153 Bk, dere St Teforence turnis YA PROTERTANT and st seg JTUATIIN O wuriiait & firat hoarding-house, 175 Tweaty-secon o SUUANIOS - WANTRD =T A Y washer and frongr, 10« privats famtly. Butterteideat SITUATION WA O ble Kfla [y T s GOOK (3 8 private fumily or wd clty referency given. Call st =1y ACUNPETEST BW) wnderatands 143 T wenglet SIUATION WAN &) girl fur secoud work sl sew o) Hug; lina Feferciice; o pustal-can CANADIAN nousss 18 1 kuod cook aud ex- 4 by seon Tur two days AL HAS TUATION TED=IY A C PI}I‘!.‘('LUIIN. for genrral huusework of W du sround worl Call 3 o Wedataday or Tuuradiy, IN WANTED=BY A CLARS COUK undress, o would do Il housework. call &t Wi Uutarlo-at, ; goud Feterence, i UATION WANTED-BY A FIKST-CLASS GO sod | jaundress. P'lesso call i Caluinel-ay, STTUAIL(N WANT a4 cook 10 privaie famli; ly or buasd! i 142 Twepil “lll-ll\:' IAMI'Il o e e xy:é Wabarhi-av, vledsa Ui Must (sl ITUATION WAN Sl‘!’ vouk, wash, aad Wurkj city or oduiry, [TUATION WANTED-DBY airl o do kitched Wors or roforence. Call uE 740 Indl LUTUATION WANTED=BY A Gl A RESPECTAULE 78l huusewurk; g T R s Or g0 oot pashes wd h cral liousewo ook, washer, Troner, YUl Tor two Gaye st et EOUCl Deariara-fie Lutween blxteentl) aod Saventeentl, JTUATION w&an:-}'-i{u ABTRONG OER- imea irl to do seaers huusework; caiclent and Twantleth-at. Sonlnsiressese ITUATION WANTED-BY A S allea B e el ugwonlew, © o "o T S T QITUATION | WANTED=BY "4 FANILY SR siress; understunds cultlng 804 Ditlag. Address (Or two usys BY: Wabaali-a¥, wangs worl YOUNG GIRL TO Address A, Trib- Nurses. GUIDATION WANTED-BY A 00D COMPETENT ) soluren woman as vurw for chiid oF fuvalid iy, Addrees M N, 314 Slictigan-av. for four uays; w brefera place u ahe Employment Agoncicse TON N ¥ N | SVRATer 1 Loantiug-house s w. dire WILTIAR ELLENT ur Drivals Al 1urtWU Gu) & T OSTEHAN AWAY F1i0M CORNER ¥ 4 Furty-vlghtli-sta., on sundsy evening, LAND “? by (aria- hurse. ABy person returulng Liu, or givli i Bere it omy b souBdy WE O Bocrelly Aowihi- l-xé:‘l‘ VR EYEIL N0 17 Wabaall ags oF bgho- oy b OsT—RBUTY OCT, mhc'xé\"lw.v:mi::\'..“:{ unting” dok, il ety 1 2ot fuaer. eiir co 14 south Atey-eb. 3ad e @ W Aeriwiagid Wittt S0GE LN GOUBLS: BId . black mare, sT 1 fore lows,. luwy aud soar va Ivte ) utiblo Jonit, welgua ,4s0 18 yod conditiua. bl foiht, Moty LSV GRS SRS, Cuuk County. | St oty T ke Tatew uu guod v ALY WHHLOUT LI lowest rates tu thu ety undrea; six yoars' ret- CGOK. - Call at 1250 & o ; © i, ARG s i