Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 18, 1880, Page 1

‘YOLUME XXXIX. SUNDAY, JANUARY 18, 1880_SIXTEEN PAGES. .. CLOTHING. Special Bargains PpuINAM Clothing House, The Oldest and Largest eal Clothing wal West of New York City, backed up by HINER, BEAL & HACKETT, Whos are Proprietors of the PUTNAM--+ not aly as PROPRIETORS but as ” Manufacturers, au among the largest in the United States. By manufactaring our own * Gods, and having a large READY. MADE CLOTHING _—-HANUFACTORY Of oor own enables us to outstrip ALL COMPETITORS, which we have done, and place goods on the market at RE- AIL ata large per cent Jess than any wet Roane ln the city of Sileagos We hare Doubled Our Business ‘In the last year by giving our customers Honest Goods Low Prices. We warrant every Garment we sell, and feel safe in doing so, as every stitch istaken with care. ‘We are receiving Hundreds. and-Hundreds ‘Ut orders by mail, mule fontly assures OTR S SPECIAL BARGAINS ‘Fe appreciated by. the people throwghout ‘te country as well as the citizens of Chi- ‘cago. Weare Aetermlned: not’ to carry over ong ‘Winter Garment, And have marked down our ENTIRE STOCK At prices that cannot help but draw Crowds of People. Putnam Clothing House, - Retailers and Manufacturers, ta &133 Clark-st., and. -117 Madison-st. MINER, BEAL & HACKETT, ~ Proprietors and Manufacturers, W. Hy FURLONG, Resident Manager. | - FIRM CHANGES. DISSOLUTION. ershiy “oni between the heretofore existin, ed under the fi ery y. i firm name 0; SE. W- Ene is seed day ured bs mutuay consent. 2 We his and titles, rid ect ali Soouats ele spupue be By sfnginess Of sald frm at n-n¥. SPW: Grey + Clea, = : 15s EW. GILLErr, “CLLE ested 1852. ET'S CHEMICAL WORKS, HICAGO, 3 “diare as its day say c016, to. may son, Mr. EWiel cite mo Peete gra tnd ‘tities to Gillet, Skemmicst Mees Marogouaene, we manufaclure and s youl arorin = aking Powder, ream Bete Ts eee 7a, LOUNGE Soap And itt; aainens Tier z Gis tromaak my many friends for the confidence Bees nach aa atta alate iret who ‘will endeavor to merit {j fag ». W. GILLET. oe COPARTNERSEIP: ae Shas this day been admitted a : eas 2 Br busine LOUIS COHN, HE | Few co: axuutact wetwilcontinue the manufacture of Cigars wi “Brome ef elie, ie thank ina ‘our: patrons Yor past fattire 01 Yet respocd{ully LOUIS COHN & SON. aly ORCHESTRA. Wedding and Invitation. Cards, ASS REE. PEE EIE NS SEOSEE ral sh di Oe MOTE FELTON, PO POMEROY =~ & GROSS, ” THE LEADING PLANO DEALERS OF THE WEST. ‘The largest assortment of first-class Pianos in the ‘United States. Sole Agents for the Celebrated. Chickering & Sons’ Pianos, Hazelton Brothers Pino ~ th Gabler Pianos, Docker <& Sons’ Pins, C, Karlanan Pans Customers proimptty and courteously waited on at 150 & 152 STATE-ST., CHICAGO. PIANOS! PIANOS! PIANOS! t= Fine NEW Square or Upright Pianos, from $165 to $300. && We have also afew very fine Pi- anos but little used, that we will sell at great bargains. t3” New ORGANS at half price. t#” AU warranted to give perfect sat- isfaction, or money refunded. {3 Old Pianos taken in exchanges at their CASH valuation, t= Pianos moved, tuned, and re- - paired... Reed's Temple of Music, A. REED & SONS, 191 &1 Proprietors. STATE STREET. STATIONERY, &c. VER PAGE 5 dHOYNES.CO2 Relail Stationers eae Visiting ‘and Reception Cards, Club invitations,. = Monograms, Ciphers, Goats of Amis, Menus, Orders of Dancing, ° Programmes, BLANK BOOKS, STATIONERY AND PRINTING, _ ality and at Low Prices, ONES Stationery and Printing Con ‘Monroe and Dearborn-sts. BLANK BOOKS, PRINTING, AND STATIONERY. 1 W, MDDLETOM, 85 Statest Large Stock, Good Work, Low Prices. TO RENT. FO RENT. Reid & Sherwin Packing House, FROM DATE. Sealed bids will be received at my office. The bids must make propo- sition as to terms and time of Jease, not exceeding one year. Accepted bid will be subject to approval of United States Court. - w. D. KERFOOT, Recelver, 90 Washington-st. uw _ BIAMONDS, WATCHES, &ce WATCHES, &c. TRASK, ROWE & CO., Importers & Jewelers, i05 State-st. The finest class of Goods, selected with reference to the taste of the best city trade. New Goods just re- ceived from the lead- ing manufacturers, and made to our or- der. Jewelry, Silver- ware, Foreign Clocks, Diamonds, &c. Opposite Chas. Gossage & Co. MEDICAL, HALLS BALSAM Cures Colds, Foggmeniy Hemi, Bronchitis, Asthma, Croup, Whooping Cough, ant all diseases of Pano Breathing Organs. It soothes and heals the Membrane of the Lungs, inflamed and poisoned by the disease, and prevents the night- sweats and tightness across the chest “which accompany it. CONSUMPTION - isnot an incurable malady. Itis only necessary to have the pine remedy, and HALL’S BALSAMis that remedy. DONT DESPAIR OF RELIEF, for this benign specific’ will cure you, eyen though professional aid fails, HENRY’S a SALVE, The Most Powerful Healing Agent ever Discovered. Henry's Carbolic Salve cures. the worst mena Carbolic Salve allays the pain of Henry's Carbalie Salve cures, all. erup- Henry's Carbolio Salee heals pimples and. blotches. aesryfe Carbolic Salve will cure eute and Ask for Henry’s, and Take No Other.’ 3" BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS. oc JOHN F. HENRY, CURRAN & CO., Sole Proprietors, 24 College Place, ew Oris REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE. MADISON-ST, EAST OP WOOD. Three 3-story and*basement mar- ble-front buildings, stores below and flats above, paying 8 per cent net on price asked, and will pay better after Mayt. Lot66x!05 feet to alley. Ap- plyto WM. D. KERFOOT &CO., 90 Washington-st. FOR SALE. ‘THE FINE OFFICE B BUILDING, 95 & 97 Washington-st., . Known as the “ PARKER BUILDING.” Apply to T. LYMAN, . Portland Block. Room 3, To Rent, Por Hanufactaring or Business Purposes, yee-story and basement, brick building Nos. 5 Canal-st., with the d-story brick bullding Bana page Water-st., directly in rear; raliroad side-track within fow feot of, bil iting: ‘pos seselon of part given now, balance on ay Tt LaSelteest.” Dock to Rent, Aah of Polis. end Fitth-oy., 2 feet on rirer wat : = 13 Dearbora-st, Hoot 1 LEGAL. HORATIO L. WAIT, Master in Chancery. Room %, 7 Clark-st. State of Hltnols, County of Cireult Court of Cook County, ta Chancery: Jeretiiah Terwilliger otal. vs. e Great Western Telegrapa Company etal Public neti: is hereby given that by an order heretofore encered in the above caus by said Court, the sanie Was referred tp, me the undersigned, to take proots and report Santa Court thereon, as to any. and. all Cintmns’ seninst, auld Company oy reason of ownership of bonds claimed to have been lasued by the sai Company in the year A. D., Wow, thereforé,in accordance with said order the undersigned ‘will on Janu: A.D. 158), at 10 o'clock 3m. at his office, Htoom 2) in icazo, Cook Gourits, Lilinots, proceed and take sald proofs, and ‘Gloss same on February ii,” A.D, 180. And all such claims and proofs thereo: should be presented botore the ingt-mentioned date. Dated Chicago, Ulinols, January 1, ‘HO! L. WAIT, AT Master in Chance: Kk x in Chancery of the Circuit Court of Cool is ST A a Bierwirth & Fred Freiberg, Business Managers of the - LOESCH ORCHESTRA. Pabst ana Prompter, Pianist and Prompter, {OU ARGES; JULIUS FREIBERG, | 13 Randolph-se. Office, % South Clark-st. PROPOSALS. :_ PROPOSALS FOR SALT. Sere C. PED TEARTMENT OF DAnonA, n- Janual sume {a diplieate: subject to the ecgpeltons, “will ‘be recelyed at th kr Bites ther win be opened in ihe proschee of Bice freer fe taradem ae OPeE Subdstense Department ounde of fine, clean, dry SA al tontand, we lard sample to be scen at this ot ri _aalisoopered. full ‘bead lined: barrels. whteh have the Peed exposed to the weather, to be delivered Bt Tet istence storehouse in Bt. Zaul, on ar or before mast be ee o28, opr of this, ad ment ean be pnezched to each proposal. *plank proposal: + Rebone Qbtaine: ead at ‘ae office. poor must Sear ie eetatie eens mepreae Sou or all tas. Envelopes containing proposals maar) ‘ad- Memon pote osals for Salt,” and MORGAN, Major mao Be MUASCELLANEOUS, Wax Candi a Stet sae TRales and Stenric Patent Wax Candles for & BEHRLE, MULLBATR RL a Sous Salle-st., Chicago. FOR SALE. 40 Ke of Nails, 8 10. and sna upeards. do tortn Weller’ 1010 Of 90 Kegs OCEAN NAVIGATION. STATE LINE. ‘To Glascow, Liverpool, Dublin, Belfast. and Tendon depp, from Nu i~ eveir Thursday. Pirst Cabin dad wr #8, according to accommodation. Second Cabin, Tare teey 3, 7 HST We RR SP jeond wa te FOR STR T viata Signdolph-st. Chicago. ! CUNARD MAIL LINE, sail e tes a week to and from British poaiing tare Fore APRIT St Company's Osos, northwest comer Cisrk Beso ipie caro. : eB. DU YEENED, Manufactory Site) Of 4%5 fect front by 300 or 60 feet, with unsurpassed Ralirond facltities; Juocation, enit of Stock: Yards and just south of city limits. Price, only er foot for M0 feot deep. OFF, i Reaper lock. . FINANCIAL. $500,000 ‘To Loan on Real Estate securities in Cook County at low rate of interest. And a number of very desirable pieces of Real state for sale nt very low prices. ADOLPH LOEB & BRO 4 fi and Bi ta Satie-st. Seven Per Cent. Money to Loan on city real estate at 7 per cent. J.H. EOFF, i Reaper Block. TOLOAN, $2.000--£2.500-F4.0068.000—and larger amounts 2 suit to loan on Chicago real estate at current rates. TURNER & BOND, 102 Washington-st. MONEY TO LOAN Jaisums te guteon: im) raved hy, roperty at lowest current Pg MSHS SO GANULE, MD Demwarnae: ‘Room 5. OPTICAL GOODS, to all sights on scientific id. Field Glasses, Telescopes, Ml- Fine Spectacles suited principles. Opera and Groscopes, Barometers. et COAL. CABINETS phen COONS es Goons. CLOSING SITE OF A. JOBBER'S STOCK Dress Goods ‘Black Goods HALF PRICE! 200 Pleces Tycoon Reps at 18c, worth 25e. 800 Pieces Mohair Mixtures at 15c, worth 30c. 300 Pieces Lace Buntings at 150, worth 25¢. — 100 Pieces 6-4 Double-Fold Alpacas 12 1-2c, worth 25e. bes 800 Pieces 6-4 Double-Fold Colored fs ‘meres at 20c, cheap for 3c, Sesh 200 Pieces Heavy Serges at 20c, soe 35c. 800 Pieces ENGLISH SATINES, SILK STRIPE FANTAISIE, FRENCH cos- TUME SILK PONGEES at 25c, worth ie 100 Pieces Pure English Mohair at’ 30c, worth 45c. 200 Pieces Colored AIL-Tobt Cashmeres at 45, $9, 60, 63, and :760, worth 60, 76, 85, 90¢, and : 200 Pleecs BU. Brilitantine Alpaca at 20, 26, ‘and 300, worth 30, 40, and 60e.- ?? 100 Pieces Blk, Satines dt 25¢, worth 40c. 200 Pieces Bile Monte Gloths, doublo slats, t 25, 35, and £5c, £0, 50, 60c. 100 Pieces Black Merce Serges at 20 and 25e, worth 30. and 800 Pieces Black All-Wdot' Cashmeres at 40; $5, 50, 05, 76, 85,;90e, and. $1—Less than auction pi 100 Pieces Pure Sitk-Finished Briiliantines at 50, 55, 65, and 70, worth 76, 900, $1, and $1.26, 25 Pieces Tamise, 40-incs Extra Quali ‘at GS and 75c, worth 90¢ and $1. ys 100 Picces Black AU-Wool French Merinos at 50, 65, and 75c, worth 75, 90c, and $1. - 80 Pieces English DRAP D'ETE, 48-inch, extra heavy, at 75, 85¢, and $1—Former price $1, $1.10, and $1.50, | 20 Pieces 2 yards wide Iron Frame Grena- dine at B00, worth $1.25. _ 18 Black and White BEAL LAM LACE POLVIS at $25, woris $100—AW PUL SLAUGHTER. 50,000 Yards, ROCHE, EDGINGS, IMP. TON LACE, Cad “Lace, | Maltese dod Pllowenne Laces tt 1, 2, 3, 4; 5, and Gc, worth 3, 4, 5, 8, 10, and 19’ 1-2c. 50,000 FIAUBURG EDGINGS and é Met One at Ly 2, 3, &, 5, 6,7, bh 3 10, 12 1-2, 16, 16; 18, 20, 22, 25, 2: 30, 38, 35, 37 1:2, 20,45, and 50c. An Importer’s Stock--Very Cheap. 5,000 TIDIES at 2% 30, Be; de, Ce; 80,'10c, and 12 1-26, half price. | Bankrupt Stocks af CROCKERY. Wil be offered in our basement this week at tess than half price. SPECIAL MARK DOWN! ~“qhe’ Valance of “a .Fajkd. Manufacturer's Stock of 1,000 Ladies’, Mishes’, and Children’s Elegant ‘Cloaks’ and Dollaans, marked down ‘at Tremendous Low Price, must bo closed re~ gardless.of-cost previdus to'takirig account of stock Feb. 1. Money refunded ‘at all times if ooas ard nat satisfactory. ‘BOSTON STORE,| W 118 & 120 State- REFRIGERATORS. Refrigerators! ‘The “PERFECTION” Refrigerator, Pat. May 3, 1574, fs the most complete in construction and the most denutiful in nish of any Itefrigerstor manu- factured, It bas been used Intgely for the past two Ygavsand hns supplanted all others where ibis known. ‘e make them suitable for Grocers, Saloon-keepers, und for Family use. Buy no other until you have seen. “Perfection,” For sale by all first-class Hard- ware Dealers and at our Factory RICHARD T, HAMBROOK MFG. CO., 140 North Desplaines-st. WANTED. LUMBERMEN, ATTENTION ! Ayoung man who wishes to ombark in the lumber trade desi sires to exchange sn giegant iece of busi- hess. property in this city for £0.00in lumber. “The building is almost new, very desirable, and a good lnventmont. A contidential correspondence or inter- view with any person wishing to trade for luinber is solicited, and, as my motive In offering this exchange is simply to go into the lumber trade in Chicago, any prppossis orhorwise, than as abova will not be enter= lained. Address G 46, ‘'ribune offico. Salesman Wanted. ‘A keen, energetic_man, controlling a large trade Among Wholesale Grocers South, ete. Also another for trade In Michigan, etc. ‘Only men of large experi- ence and marked ability need sappiy. Salary ins you can earn it. Position permanent, tf sulte Ouse the oldest und largest inthe ling West ‘address E&, Tribune office. GGARs, JEWELRY, &c. Br others, Smoke ! Smoke with care! Smoke notin presence of the passengiares, Thus say the Street-Car Co.’s. Says: Smoke where you please! And asks gentlemen to notice the prices of CIGARS AL SEAS, 122 & 124 State-st, Brand 2,12 Cents. Brand : ‘i Sea’s area tidied | “Sea's. “Own.” |eitinrierstaeh| Own,” Tobacco, Pipes, Cigar-Holders, efc., etc., At haif cigar store prices. CICARETTES.. oe ceeees, ‘ ALL AT mey’s Caporals, Vanits Farr, i 6¢ Between the Acts, 7 Ve And all other brands. ‘IpacxacE' : The abovo are one kind of GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHINGS ! ¢ are some’ more prices: 50 cont quattiy Sieding Umiernene peaks cont a unllty Eiger Underwear at 2c. $ Good White Shirt, laundried, 380: shirt, Fruit Loom | Lotton, all-linen: bosom, Minen cuteamd ouods Best Paper Collars have ace, Sand so. &, Four-ply Lmen Collars (wortti 20c), we Gantt Hat Linen Cuffs Grom Se), Shee it Hose in all vanietles, cheap. NIEOK WEAR! JOB | dat Windsor Sarde Geotth on, we LOTS Extra, my Satin, and Silk Scarfs (worth $125), Madou up Scarfs, all new shapes, 19 to Sic. Don't you thisk Sea can save you money? LADIES! ‘We came- near forgetting to tell you about, 400 doz. Ladics’ All-Linon Collars at3e. 3c, worth Ic. ‘And don’t forget that Sea can save you money—yes, lots of money—in Buttong, ‘Trimmings, “Notions, Hosiery, ” Underwear, Gloves, Linens, Cottons, . Towelings, Flannels, Blankets, Linings, - From New York Auctions, Zephyr Worsteds! Berginann’s Finest Quality, NINE 9 CENTS! Only Nine Cents Per Ounce. KNIT WORSTED GOODS! Hoods, Ulaters, Scarfe, Leggings, Ete., at” ONE-HALF FORMER PRICES, to Close the Seas the Season. JEWELRY E SOLID GOLD . ROLLED PLATE. E CLOCKS, = Silver and Silverware, AT HALF VALUE. nee YRLEWEJ SEA’ FAMOUS CANDY! ONLY’ 28 CTSue | For the Finest Candies Made, | = EE" Above Prices are for Full Pound_gr Boxes, SEA?S CANDIES are roccieat fresh each morning from his own factory, under the su- pervision of Mit. ALPHONSE FRITSCH, for five years past with “ GUNTHER. CROCKERY! Another Invoice Just, Received. ‘Tin and Hard- ware, Vases, Baskets and Willowware in Basement. SH 122 and 124 9 STATE-ST, Look out for SPECIAL SALES of Books, Cottons Prints, Fancy Goods, Majolica, ete, etc, as ME. SEA fs now Bargnin-Hunting £1 Situation Wanted, An experienced bookkeeper, correspondent, and fudge of credit desires an engagement with a whole- ry tirm or desler in grocers’ specialty. -Is a good judge’ ‘of Teas, and_has, experience in that line a4 n specinity. Address G 45, ‘I'ribune office. TO PUBLISHERS. ‘0 competent printers wish contract for the pub- Hoatlon of hyeteplans weekly paper (trade jouael preferred). Wil furnish new material, which’ will be |- d exclusively for such publication. Publishers eelmen of typocruphy and willing to for the same address Ht & M, Trit Use wishing a neat 5 pay a fair prico PHOTOGRAPHY. GING THE BABIES Ivo be photoxraphed! COPELIN is oaking S fie most elegant Cabinet-Size etures by his new LIGHTNIN PIOGESS, atthe reduced: price of & fper dozen until Feb. 1. PER D0Z. 25 MADISON-ST. H. ROCHER, PHOTOGRAPHER, 77-79-81 State-st., Chicago. COAL. Lalwnys deliver a well-screened ton of con}, hard or soft, for the lowest market price. ‘Hard Wood sawed and spilt, and kindling. Coke at 7c crushed, at 9c by the lond. S81 West, Mudison-st, cor. Ogden-av., and @ Enst Yan Buren-st., cor. Fourth-ay. ast Yan Buren-st., Jer ENS. DENTISTRY. DR. DAY, 133 E. Madison-st. ADVERTISING. CELLULOID GooDs. Space secured far City and Country Advertising. For wa Saves call on or address Cos COOR Pe, 1s Dearborn-st., Chicago. CELLULOID (Water-proof Lin- en, ) Cuffs, Collars, and Bosoms, Price ART STUDIO. Indisputable ‘Facts! That our FREE Art Gallery is ‘a: y | pleaea a place asthereis inthis city ‘o spend an hour, and that you arc thoroughty welcome. That owt Photographic Art Stidio is the FINEST AP POINTED STU- DIO on this Continent. That no house in our line turns out |_ as fine work for the money received. hat we have the heartfelt thanks of the relatives of deceased persons, for the able manner in which we hav: given théxr the only thing which they can enjoy with reference to their de- arted friends, A DLIFE-LIKLE ICTURE, even life size, in the ma- jority of cases taken from @ smali Faded Photograph or Tin-Type. Srayon, Our Crayon Portraits are the won- der of all Une behold them, and that, although we make. the. best. likeness that art can produce, our price is: asx low as the lowest. CABINET. PHOTOS, ‘very fine. and superior to. any produ Coe where in the city, at the-lowest are, and Children’s P ‘ails 6 @ Brands Studios 210 & 212 Wabash-~av., Chicago. SN UFFED OUT. Thue Perishes the High- Blown Fusion Bubble in Maine. : Gov. Davis Elected and Inaug- urated by the Rightful Legislature; And. Delivers His Inaugural, Which Is Short and to the Point. All the Other Bepublican State OBi- cers Appear and Are Qualified, “Gov.” Smith Is: Mercilesly Badgered by a Miscellaneous Crowd. Gen. Chamberlain ‘Is Congratulated on His Wise Adminis- — tration; And He in Turn Passes the Com- ’ pliments Down the Line. Everybody Happy but the Few Who Vould Not Stay Counted In. THE- FARCE ENDED. AND THE RIGHT HAS PREVAILED. Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune: Aueusta, Me. Jan. 17%—The Fusion coutited-in Legislature, which for the past ten days has been burlesquing and enacting a gigantic farce, dissolved this day at high noon. . Its taking off” was as quiet and gentle as the snufting out of acandle. Those who shouted “Blood! blood!” the day previous- ly, and were ready to spill their last drop, were not présent to shed their first drop. Both branches on assembling wore a fune- real aspect,.as though there had been a death in the family. During the week two men had been rattling aroundi in the guberndtorial chair trying to persuade themselves that they had executive powers, while Gen. Chamber- lain held the reins of power with a firm grip, As the Fusion members gathered this morn- ing they were deeply absorbed in the reading of the Judges’. décision, and the counted-in ones soon cathe to the consciousness that they had about'as much: to’ do- in the® legislative halls ag any, other, outsider. - ‘There were A FEW PARTING worps,” - * ‘a dismal‘howl of fraud and corruption on the part of the Republicans, feats expressed that the people” are being robbed of their rights, ncommittee appointed to see what could be done about it, and an adjouriiment’ had to Monday afternoon. When that time comes- yery few will be found together, to hear the Committee’s report. : But the gathering of the Republican hosts this afternoon was a grand, inspiring sight No such interested and enthusiastic company had ever gathered within the halls of the. Capitol. Representative men from all parts of the State were there ~ -, ‘ IN LARGE NUMBERS, and, although the entrance of Blaine was thesignal of an “nproarious demonstration, the enthusiasm culminated when Governor- elect Davis came forward to take the quali- fying oath. It was the grandest ovation any man ever received in Maine. The Legislatare is now in working order, and all branches of the Government will soon be in full play. The: Fusionists have gone into their holes, and but a few disgruntled souls show their heads. It is believed that ‘the trouble’is over, though a good police “force will be keptat the Capitol: People feel “greatly relieved after the last week’s extreme excitement. . Republicans are elated at the great triumph, PLATNE. %o the Western Associated Press. Wsra, Me, Jan.'17.—Two hundred Bangur men:paid their respects to Senator Blaine. He extended congratulations at, the triumph of the law, and said that, in propor- tion to the victory they had won in behalf of “the right, they should now show their moder- ation, because we are right, and because we ‘believe in the majesty of the law. LFUN WITH S\0TH. Bosros, Jan. 17.—A special to the Herald from Augusta says when-the Bangor party returned to the Augusta House they found Maj. Smith, the Fusion Governor. A crowd sollected round him, and he was made the subject of some good-natured badgering, which he bore very pleasantly, though evi- lently annoyed. "He endured it about jifteen minutes and then walked away. A special: to: the same paper says the most -omplete arrangements were made- to insure che preservation of the peace to-day, and, although no show of military force was made near the: State-House, every infantry company in the State and every battery was in readiness at the armories during the day. in twenty minutes, the State-House would aave been invested with ‘troops, and a mob sssault, no matter how well planned or valiantly led, would have been disastrous to she movers. : SECRETARY SRO TEN: i estoy, Jan. 1i—A ‘ald Au pecial cabs ‘when Seoretary of State, ade vourne arrived at the State-House to take possession of his office he found the doors of he Secretary’s departments lock the fusion Secretary, on being applied to, de- ‘lined to deliver up the keys. Admittance was ined, however, ces other keys, ind it--was .soon .discovered that the sreat seal of the State had deen removed from its accustomed place. Diligent: search was made for. it, but at a iate hour it had.not been found, The safe ‘ould pot be opened, and it is thought the seal may be ight issue ficial order Gov. Dayis toni ht issued an of leposing Maj. M..3L.Folsam from the posi- -ion of. Sia Ad tant General, and ap-. pointing Maj. rank E. Nye. THE ‘LEGITIMISTS. REPUBLICAN CAUCUS. AuGUSTA, -Jan. 17,—At 11:30 the Repre- sentatives in caucus in.Granit Hall made the following nominations for State officers: For Secretary of State, Sumner J. Chadbourne, ont oer ee et rreasurer, J. HY. Fogler, of Hi ie i Attorney-General, H. ves, of ‘aoe Adjutant-General, 8. J. Gallaghan, of Au nage oH SPSL Mae . . IN THE HOUSE. Bostox, Jan. 17.—The. Herald’s ‘Angusta special says the: Republican: House was valled to: order-at 2:20 by Speaker Weeks. Prayer-was, offered’ by the Rev. E. M. Cobb, of Augusta. The Representatives’ hall was packed with mén, every inch of space sur- rounding the seats being occupied by stand- ort- | Lhe only obstacle placed in PRICE. FIVE CENTS. ing men, while the galleries werea solid: mass of human beings. The taking up of passes at the outer doors’ was abandoned at the time, the police being” removed to the foot of the staircases and the doors of the two Houses, Just as the prayer wasended, | ‘ME. BLAINE CAME UPON THE FLOOR OF THE HOUSE, and was received with the utmost enthusi- asm, men getting upon the chairs and desks,’ and waving their hats and handkerchiefs, while they rent the air with--cheers and shonts. Business was entirely’ suspended: fora few minutes, and it was some time be~ fore anything like order could be restored. Lot M. Morrill and Eugene Hale followed Mr. Blaine, and received a greeting | scarcely, Jess cordial. ‘The Republican members were all present," with'a few exceptions. Knowles, of Brad- ford, and Temple, of. Eddington, Fusion members, entered. and took: the seats they had occupied in the Fusion House, and were greeted with applause. The Reading of the House journal was’ concluded at 2:30 p. m. On motion ot Mr. Goss, of Bath, the Speak- er appointed Goss, of Bath; Brooks, of Bee fast; Nash, of Addison; Nasen, of Limer- ick; Goss, of Auburn; Farrell, of Van ‘Buren; Vearill, of Portland; Simonton, of Rockland; Goulding, of West Waterville; Davis, of Woodstock; Knowles, of Bradford:. Jewett, of Sangerville; Perkins, of Machias; Oliver, of Freeman; and Rafter, of Damar- iscotto, with such of the Senate as may join, a& Committee on Gubernatorial Votes. Knowles, of Bradford, wished to be excused,’ and Mr. Cutter, of Bangor, was appointed in his place, THE RULES. Orders were then passed adopting the rules: of last year and providing that the House hold one session’ daily, beginning at 10 a. m.- At3o’clock the answers returned by tho Supreme Court to the questions propounded by the Legislature were received and read, by the Assistant Clerk, occupying three quare ters of an hour. . CHOOSING A GOVERNOR. The Committee on Gubernatorial Votes ree ported as follows: Whole number of votes. Necessary to choi Daniel F.Davis. Joseph L. Smi Alonzo Garcelon, Bion Bradbury.. 378% ‘The remainder scattering for several candi- dates. No choice. The House then. proceeded to the selection of two names to be sent to the Senate, the whole roll being called and each member, as. his name was called, coming forward andde- positing his ballot. As Sproule, of Veazie, who had deserted the Fusionists, came for- ward, there was tremendous applause. He voted for Daniel F. Davis. The result of the balloting was: * ‘The.'names: of Daniel F. Davis and Bion Bradbury were sent by the House to the Sen- ate, which was crowded asit has not been yet during the controversy. ‘ ‘When the: vote was taken for Governor, nineteen votes were thrown, and all. for Davis, who'was ‘declared by the President legally chosen Governor of the State. Sev- eral Fusion members were present, but none: in.-their seats, and none participated.._ 5 The annouricement was followed by ap “platse. ~*~ ~ EXECUTIVE COUNCIL. A joint convention was then held for tke election of seven Executive Councilors, re- sulting in the choice of the following gentle men by a vote of 102: E First District, Roscoe L. Bowers, “ + Second, Frederick Robie. . Third, Joseph T. Hinkley. Fourth, William Wilson. Fifth, James G. Pendleton. Sixth, Lewis Barker, Seventh, Samuel N. Campbell. Samuel J. Chadbourne was chosen Secre- tary of State, receiving 105 votes. Afterward (Chadbourne, and Barker, Bow- ers, Pendleton, and Wilson, of the Council, were qualified. DAVIS SWORN xX. At 6:45 p. m. another Convention was formed. - The people had waited for this, nota man moving from the densely-packed. hall. A committee representing both branches waited upon Governor-elect Davis, and soon reported he would forthwith at- tend upon the Convention to take the oath of office. As he entered the. hall, attended by the Council and several distinguished gen- tlemen, the crowd arose as one man, and the air was rent with deafening applause, stead- ily increasing in volume until the Capitol building fairly rocked. Men jumped ‘upon the seats and upon each other’s shoulders, pounded with canes, and manifested their joy in ways indescribable, As Davis ‘stood at the right of the President and faced towards the people, the applause broke out again, and three cheers followed for Davis, for Blaine, for Boutelle, Chamberlain, Nash, ‘and Sproul. After quiet had been restored, Gov. Davis, in an impressive manner, took the oath of office and delivered his address. DAVIS’ INAUGURAL, Gov. Davis spoke as follows: GENTLEMEN oF THE SENATE AND House OF REPRESENTATIVES: For nearly sixty years you and your fathers have.assambled “to deliberate upon the wants of the Common- “wealth and enact its laws. In all these years _the safeguards thrown around representative government have proved strong enough to carry our good State in safety through every danger. Annually the persons elect- ed by. the people have been sum- moned by the proper authorities to meet and organize the Legislature, and those defeated bythe people have quietly submitted to the willof the majority...For the first time in our history this rule in the past has been reversed. Hence the unparal- Jeled excitement and. popular indignation, The organization of the Legislature has, for that reason, been delayed. , Under such circumstances you have shown great forbearance. You have kept strictly within the law. Coming from law-abiding communities you have waited until you could |. obtain the opinion of the Court. ‘That opin- ion has been rendered, and to-day you haye completed the organization of the Fifty- ninth Legislature. . Believing this solution of - the difficult problem is a striking fflustration . of the seen gh of republican government, where only the majority can rule, and that all good catizens will hail it.as such, i wilk only add that I shall take an early opportu- nity te to express to you my views upon State oe FOLLOWED THE ADDRESS, which did not subside until the Gubernato- Tial party took their departure. . ‘The Governor took possession of the Ex- ecutive Chamber without ‘any interference. 18 gray by by the | Fusionists during the day was the refusal of the Deputy Seoteiary of State to give up the gubernatorial returns, but the certified a coples of the clerks’ returns were substituted. At 7:45 both. branches of the Legislature adjourned until Monday at Ua. m. IN THE SENATE. The Republican members-clect of the ene ate and contestants of seats therein, who ot nized Monday, zd ad} joummed patil: to lay, reasoeatt oe led were tardy coming tonetigr, But st at Ee cot gwvere led to order Locke, of Portland. Senator- "Abirell or emobste Sud ona’ or two other jonists eccupic