Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 11, 1880, Page 3

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: MONDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1880. ° 3 NE eS e 9 Tues 7 0 " LL raat f a, 1 WANTED—-MALE HELP. wy ib hy a small maforit: eizht years. a member of Congress from this | ength on the prospects and condition of the | do it. J tnlak that on Tuesday Indiana will { regard to tho latter go rmoothiy, he wl Bouth Caroling alection of 18s, concerning |... SY eR ae SE Eee canny will alt amabtet jy | district, snld that he felt ns certahn of carry. comntey fend tite i reduction of the Nae | do much tadecite tha whole question of this | hesitate to summon Parliament, but If tha | which “Senate Report No, ki" Of the session Roukkkeepers, Clerks, de Ing the State as that the sun would rise in | tonal debt under the adalalstratio ig | Prestdenthi! election, Truating tut she willy | rustern project fares badly Mr. Glndstona | Of, 1819 tpart FANTHD-A (AN " ' the morning. “Tt could not be ‘otherwise. Be- | Republican patty, peat ata nit niet and Maacing, yan fOr owed Leeolamngel i will not ear ta expe the fallure of | The Rupervisors ut Hlupe Sngine: House py We mimeck to neds Chrettinta, “AUdrons KE, F ie gee Mon Nhat his: hawtnl his sithlie th country rane ait i niaie cry Fur ©] pintiaed bis_pulley | to. suck criticism As wea hoing He tlaeue-balints visible during the day ef {> —_—__—_____ ; eae ones SERN aE er nee, und a deimand that the American | rity olnsed perhaps the most remarkable | arise {f Parliament were summoned to | election, but a0 were taken out of tho ballets . 3 tinit, while the Domocracy | people should expel the polltteal organiza | ory pers are In | box and counted. They all seemed tole at the | \WYASTED—SLATE Aredivided, Weare continually adding to | Hon under whieh: all these results had bape | 8 m1 Republlean gains, mon NOTIN x Crozieit, Editor Courter, TEN THOURAND MAIONITY, Special Damen ta The Cyieaga Tritunts Conustnus, Inde Oct. %—Republlean gain ngines House pre: PENMAN e ASD TIN ROOFER ‘of meetings ever held in this country, | discuss Irish questions, Many met T ope : ya ANI ‘ tn thiaeonnty—200 Republican wal OrY—IN | one atrength, while they are as atenily loa: | ported, and to tauploy in its atead a party | the eifect of Which nttst be noticeable Innext | town, ns the expeotution of n winter easton In | bottom of a Ace eT An Segre Ganiiiee workers, 4, Ku shee b Lato 10,000 iniajority, ing.” Ho wasn’ fe we vite "ith 1 its atead a party | week's elections In the two great October | crensos. Mr. Purnell tulks of another tour to 5 ; 6 i Eprron Revunnican, an a van Peete her yet troperul fynteh had BGs Braye ee eommuniteit States. the United Sites to repleniah bls exchequer for ROCKFORD. Mi RNIN, AE Rata 70. It was an uphill eanvass, withevery- | the mightiest and.the gulltlest murder that u 8 ' bra . g a saad ait REASONABLY KUNE. thing to appose nnd nothing to help us, but | ever eriinsoved the annals of mankind, tn Shortly afterwards Mr. Conkling wos! agitation, He wants to start a League nowspa- Speclat Correspondence of The Chteago Tribune, BY — GALVANIZED 1 f 4 HO) b r KON” CoiNTCR this year tthad been ike allding down bill. | his reeltal of the shameful reeord.af the | aboard Nis special cory whol, il weed | por If tho landianis pertorm ther threats to | Hackronn. Il, Oct. .—Thurstay avoning of nund tn rividrs at and Bi Pactio-nv We EVERYTIING SEEMED IBADY AND Wintane | Democnitle party both before and after the way Bast, bearing | Pefuse todischarga rhotr public duties, and to | this week, sncloty-goine poople hai the oppor- TO HELP UB ALONG, War tw fottowesl lnrmely tile Terre Tutte sane bowen along an Wea Way Wishtsorthe | arn imen on whom thoy rely, the Irish tunity of attunding three notable weddings, On ublican who | 8d Indianapolis speeches, and was especial: | tousands apun thousants of people le hag | chaos will rapidly increase, and tha at evening Mr. Hdward Gregory and Miss 4 fpeetat IMspateh to The Chicogn THoune, Koroso, Ind. Oct. %—There scems no Jonger any grounds for reasonable doubt of Republican success tn our State next Tues RCWANT TALKS AND OTT ut He ty Cutter’ Ys nn Hee red nll mettre wlth Li If there ts a well-Informed Ke day, in the Eleventh Distrlet, Stevle Gle- | does not feel. ns eantident ‘Tae Crnexe core | ly Interesting when, tn showing the antints nased, and in whose good seriees and ese | Government ho comnelied tointerfere. Therets | Evelyn Clunsy wero married by the Kov, T. & AL HT East Menrogest, Chlenta, " DUC THER CEMHor Tribune, | fexpnndent has hot, mot itm. Within the | Herat aages hg Oo thin emanctbar | Rarer at ay pinta himself | wrote heroine ite muberot thoteh | Scott in the presence of a large number of Ine ana MAS Lo. COOK IS WESPAURARE, TE AV: ‘ ast week vo niet. tit vernetl W 8, wes f en vited guests. oe — > CONFIDENT OF ELECTING PORTER. a Rte mipitenns froin tast of the PAID 118 RESPECTS TO MI THOMAS As HEN: INDIANA af tne band bieeie. Fe, Charan se 1 shop, tho Mr. Haery Allen, commereint traveler for achmoen, Taamsteras é Bpresat Dispatch ta The Chteugn Tribune. coities, and, without exception, they lave DRICKS. * pi delat Arebieucon and 10 of tho cleray rejected IBS | nnodes, Utter & Con was tiittet tn marringo to Te A ty Genes tnt Oct. —We feel ver y cont vlatinedt hy State by majorities ringing trom | Outhts polut Mr, Conkling anil: 5 coat telens eta EARL Pia OE The League for gellar Or aN ae | eee uita Powelly-by-the ltee, JKe'Fowler” BD: ACHAT ETT : ofe , ve h, io , n and In most per- pe . * T ops a he a a MAN? A GOOD, PERAAS Sole State ticket In this (Fikhart) and ad- | sons expressed some doubt, but lily ye the atneeninn ite eh Hah ae Sump. of Hae Korosto, Lnd., Oct. 2—To-day will never SHE MARTEL, FUERE S ‘tits butlntans Ste. Maly, rdeesun and Ses) | Rene place le wie Uerimehis ncaainast wits have made nrge galns. | jron who are In position “to. know the bust, | mero or tess: wera ble ova return oceasioned, what was rently n political | Alico Woodrum, datighter nf the Hon, Gilbert | hisbusiness. Apply to 108 ust Wa ‘ t wi Awdied men. natives tO | be forgotten by the people of Howard and | demonstration, Not uw sit , v i : q . Bie morning paper | Woodrutf,occurred on the sume evening. A thay fia eimaye to teh adjoining connties.. By 8 o'clock this norn- | suid a word in defense of his pollties, The ¢ F large number of Invitations had been issued, 9 aro thorongh!: Weare counties, Wi $4 pized, ‘ ' Hd. Brven.e, Editor Times, are the most confident, The only enuse of | the climate whei alann fs the presence of so many ballat-hox | or Northern nu AVE TO-DAY tt RAILROAD e a Standard, which shows peel a . i or lot-box | ther which they aulfered and wilted. It waa | Ing our streets were crowded with people, | (pudemuntion of the Standart, us tooké i licen town winters eine Porn Warnes nits Oct, ie—The Kepuly from tho’ astern elles’ Awan at Bate BUbl there war parhaps.a Ynillinn. of Abas test lest and by 10 It acemed that every street was | iment “itvore, “ene” iso cow Stawtae aepanation: *Reauoutd ovloct the bela pnety ve ae a : Heans here are very hopeful, Each ono is | more repeaters, known fortheir dirty work tn | ana with thete wives aut ehitdren hud been, and | packed from walk to walk, with the most or- | with tha Prince of Wales in’ Abergetdie. Ho Is | entered the parior, and the ecremony was pere | CHEST fully alive to the fmportanee of the Interests for otfictal duties, but is in nu sense 1 atainke. From present indications a larce ne Mr. Ghd =A " that elty, arrived In Indianapolis on the noon | thete tuthers be ns, op > ene obably | dante train foutny, and are quartered nt tho ne thers before them for ganeratlos th derly, yet enthustistic crowd that probably | doit formed by the Hey, Wilder Simith, “The bride TAD ane may ahaw MagnaMMity | was drossed in it white eatin trintned with bros Wi} x Haan wo tt ed by the white mon wf the Sauth, who had | over rathored to attest thelr loyalty to Re- | hyrepine uiraity ARC 1 fof the Demvcratic malerity Is np- nots Moise. ‘They are under chara of | for gunerations wrung thelr ving out of theso | ever gathored to attest fie y y replacing hin wt the indin Council in place of | cade nitk, Stelutives and iriends were present | Sith wea i JO for levon wo pio on this Dannie Oe on Goye | Charles Carral, Deputy Warden of the Baltf- | bincks without even Paying thentawuyes oF An: - | publican principles. ‘The procession was ate 8 erlwethar, wie died recontly. trom Chicago, Jollet, and Betolt. among, who Seat ae sly LE 1 West fundotphest, F more city jall. ‘he other members of thing except the course, scanty food by which | nearly five miles In leneth, composed of CONDEMNED, were Mrs. Mury ernor. and ‘Treasurer. Taylor, Republ Haven, Mr. and Mra. Charles Minceliancoun, Uy 4 oY of tha Twelfth, Congressional Pinto, wil THE GANG hey mero enablext ta live, and tho cuareo covers | Horseback eompantes, wagons, bugales, anil | cendantemenntemued it Abele nein eleelens Badd: Of Chiewaay Met and Strs Gronce onde | WASTER SEWSUArict soticrrott, ro eo. Bo elected by frou 400 to Sim mundo Theis | ate Rosey nnd Larry Marvery, munrds gt the | bestowed upon | “them.” Hopulilieans in | vehicles of all sorts There were nearly, or | Great disgust is expressed aa to Gon. Phnyro's | Ful, of Jollet: Prof. Joseph Einerson. 1. asyvinntn nn : ‘ ing 2,000 against hin In this ye Tene | dal dim Burke, Jim Duane, and five Niith | Congress sald that in’ place of having | perhaps quite, twenty ble wagons, tand- | capuclty to commund in South Afghanistan, D., ‘and daughter, and Mr, and Mra, Charles ti arlence Int waitelte q undoubted refer. s heed unply. Address. with ns, Pittsburg, Good and ‘ver: papnlar: amongst the Geral Wn Mhdustriods and Faltaie 10 tale will be carried by the Repubdlierns if vigilance can suppress Imported votes, of whitch Allen County Is full, ‘The Rapub- Hean organization ts, however. so perfect that it Is not likely any of the shoulders-hit- tors will cet thelr work in, Tho readers of b oy very Wel all the binck: South working for tho 4 ony Emerson, of elt; terether with a large here tn Tae ced ied ers, were Rebels, ane ‘Mest for tho Htobels, Btn tolling | Somely decorated, filled with young PU MALE, TAKS number from this city. The young couple were ct : ‘i The Enulish farmers are bit again, beln: 2 é ¢ | pe - Hee town, and spent the day it Cincinnati. ‘The | fF the Hobels, thut if we would write thom thes | indies and little girls, ah Wagon | enrentennd Writh leas eaina from the abotiuon of | U6, Feeiplents Of 4 tarza numer af Satie | uuibanant situation wo detectives say this ganiz comprises the warst | And houtthcated heed: uaiitvoserthobravemon | being adorned with mottoes, wreaths | the malt tax, Inthe Nrewers’ Exhibition good | orn epacious residence on North May. street, and most dangerous fot of dallot-box raiders | of the North who had gone down to contest in | of evergreens, and flowers. A cumpany of pupular heer was shown which had been. brewed | from the fitther of the bride.—at which place that has reached Indianapolis, stopping at ito | that steugxlo. The whole Democratic party saw | gfty mounted ex-soldlers, following a banner | then malza nnd rier, Boine newspapers suggest | thay will reside alter Dec. J. It was 8 most ertine however heinous to accomplish thelr | us. (Cheers) MeClollan, a Major-Genoral, In : TF if derimmtie wintor e yon stualt capt Hand {nye | met | the probability of Americau tnaize supplanting | happy alfair, and one that will be remembered it tt Fe Maus, ma eane Th Se ends. Mr. New, Chalrinan of the Republican | command, desued ond published an | with the single inscription, * Lineatn Dogs,” Bilis ley. reno iflea oF this elt a “VL S — : from Indiana Repub! enn. chee set State Central Couittee, sayy he has the | order that if any — blac! wanted to | and another delegation bearing a banner + ELECTION BHINERY. » Tho Rites of this city will start for Atlanta WANTED-VUEMALE 31 deen thorough, and the Republican spirit has | Haines aud descriptions of fully $00 nf this | leave bis innster and como to the Uulon | with a hues dug wearing a conspicuous | The carreption discloted by the election In- | Host Suturdny, ta attend tho Soldiers’ Reunion pee, MALE 21 ; a ‘othe boiling point.” There been stirred wp t ote cre My » | camp, to tho Union trenches, to Inbor for " quiry ehows how littte tho bullnt prevents | ut that place. They will be necompunted hy Domest fhebenece et Now Parke Pintadetatte, tis bo should be taken ut the polit af the, nso. collar and the expression, Wriliel ra will be a full vote and a fair i ‘The Tory party are orgunizingactively | thirteen honorary members, An enjoyable trip TANTED--A GIIti Ft NT2 : supervision of Government Supervisors, and | paitinore, St. Louis, Chienzo, 1 Mila, | net beyond the tines and driven back te the |“ yoonHEES’ COMPLIMENTS To THE BOL | uw Parilamentary, ye ene te prevent the re- | {santieipated. : Vy Renee fea 4 tle ENERAL MotsEs : In that vaso Indiana ls Republican by from | Baltiuore, | ee ently Neos daulavitte, sluvery fram whieh he ud cecuned. We talked PIERS ewalaf tho Ballot wet. Suing nowsnapers do- | Air. Tha cr Dake, ono of the Srat settlers of | orth Chirkeat . i E ETT Es ' 4 ry, Ala. | the matter over in Congre ‘ob | wy, cabials. ve . 3 | mand severe punishinent for rich persons netitg dle hone inthis elty | yr ANerehcATGENSTAN-GINIC FOICGEREIE: 45,000 fo 8,000. EvITOR GAZETTE. | whose business here 1s fo repeat at the polls; | votes upon it, Indiana had a Domogratle § wero warmly received, and hearty cheers | ptt ett ark! ne Poet tn tnocine at theradcanend mae of i | WARSEDOA GERSIAN GIit, FOI GENERAL Michlenn-ay, tiie Intlintdate negroes na faras possible, and do | tor in Congress at that tUme. a distinguished | greeted their appenrance along the ine of | “jr should not bo supposed that the gushing | ears. Bi was born at Turner. Oxford Count ——— whatever is in their power Domocrat, a man who was charged with tho | march, Notwlthstanding the great number | cunduet of thirty-two Noncunformista who | Maine, SUMMING UP. ch 1, 142, and eniig to Tuckford In Sean Suke was married Nov. 6, IR, to y TANTED — 9 Fits are " ware sai *) oflice of Governor {n this State, noun of whom one have pant reas the 18H, 3 Lasky UDA MAKE EHDIANA REPUBLICANS CONFIDENT OF Vic- | To DEFEAT THE WILL oF THE Prorit. | Y'Wish to spout with ontire respect, —T have | of peopte In the procession, the entire lite of | Patcostog Chuten “Conese” recounting | sisi Mure Jane Gandiues instephensna County. | YY Alwar to FIELD LaStTEIe & Coe Washinton TORY. As already stated, United States Marshal | known him many a year. nnd our relations | march was Mned with enthusiastic specs | thy benefit. of nun-conformity bas | which was the (rst murringe 1 that tocality. He | Wn Statersis. at spettat Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune. . INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Oct, &—Tho Repub- ican campaign, which practically closed 2 Ns Pape! es ve yment Agencicn, been sent Te Tnuse, showiltuz that most | [ndury; but the questions to be dotormined this heard for, miles. 7 4 vg | Uavtora. und salnuy examples of tho Church | community mourn bla loss. He will be buried TANT aol) : . aha ‘The business houses | hire signiteaure than wa uit act of local | on Monday goxt by the Old Settlers’ Soetets of | Wan dine iis ponte tent AND SCANDINA~ d more | Gf thei hntl from Kentueky and Sol year fire for more thin four yenrstocome.and | were decorated, and — the private | courtesy. ‘The sword of dissent ngainst the | whieh be was u member, and aleo its President, } ing-noux Maen Ist night, has been ono of the must ener } South. “Iels these inthucuees that are tenrell the publlg recont or every political representa: | residences along the line of the route | Church ts not sheathed. The Liberation society en = Salou : geticand well-managed ever carried on In | on ‘Tuesday, and itis against them that every | (tithe votes Re sive BTess, of the procession were tastefully and hand. | 18 Preparing for a wintor eamnpuign. It Snwonderful the amount of work that can : Indlann. Realtzing the great {importance of | Republican should be on hts guard. Lu this | PUPMCe ee Bis RaREAIT, Sonal ndorned. ‘These monster demonatea- THE SOCIAL SCIENCE CONGNEAS bedone and the case. quietness und rapldty try. 21s West Mon the coutest, as well as tho strength and char- | city the hest known Republicans in cach o| ARB PURE OR EREYy : {sdulter than ever. | ‘The Women's Rights party | witb which you eun do it, oun Waecler & Avil Minvecaueone, aoter of the Democracy, the party was very careful t#begin right. Men were elected to manage who had large experience, great earnestness, and plenty of nerve, In the selection of Chairmen forCounty Committees TANTRU-AN ATTRACTIV musician capable of enter! ern readings to travel with: kive references as vy churnet itl; Must pass examination, YouNa LADY the waruls inv signed papers pledking AcH OF} ana tair gublocts of discussion, Its qx fate to | tions mean something, and, If rizhly inter- | setup remurkabiociatins, Everybody inngreed | son New No.8 sewing-machine, tre mF f selves to be present nt the polls all day, and | (seuss thom us it {s foil und unworthy to slau | Hretated, mean the end of Democratic rule in | that married watnen should own their own prop: fi sealable Ladi 3 4 der, villty, and euluminate because you diver “ algal’ erty, but thore fs not nich undummity about ss, is, Itisexpected that at no polling-piaee will | MGttlts aud culuminete becuase sun tana | indiana. Forty thousand people in Rich: | Sf" bina’ Mutacrs: clatar that wives | age Ten itt uence, pains and aches, and a hove Oo lea alt 100. Teepu bliss ro nerve this, morning a pet ot gtbueet mond fast Monday, 75,000 in Indfanapolls should have exclnelve 1 custady, at FS the a eady {0 opnuse any | mado by Gov. Tendricks, en Senators | vache « lay. children. 10 oman that usbands i r "7 fraudulent scheme, or any gang of re| route iduching? the ei} joymeat ‘of colored sinen | Yesterday, and 25,000 here to-day. In the eatld et ae mu id re busbanis TUE TRIBUNE BRANCH Gt i q : War giveup nt aT dress cL ry inuy In ‘Tribune ofice, and state whi and bullde: ‘The samy system should bo | In the ar. Ho ange: "You muy | afternoon to them Is new to Eugiish cars. NOUDER k OUR 3 rc ‘ fhe utmost caution was exercised to secure Y be. ers Jn your churches, your sons tu " ong ¥ TSoanpateons iiee tha elt, we I t Ann saee MALS none but good men, ‘The sume caro charac: adopted elsewhere, ‘ pa zour chureuos, ¥ +4 THE WON, HORACE MAYNARD THE NEW LORD MATOR. ished Hrmnen Ontces in the dierent visions: ns Coachmen, Teamsters ace feo costa Taastenielts hut our country is not to F THE LATEST TRICK OF THU DEMOCRACY fg rastored us it was until Abolitionismis buried, | addressed acresof people tu Haskett's Grove, iat MacArthur, the Lord Mayor-elect of Lone | deannated holow, where advertisements will ' bn “4 fi id on a - TPUATION WANIEU-IY A WORKER: ferizod the organization of Township and | iy an excursion to Louisville, rotten tp fo r ‘ bunt Wad ‘ H. Brew: Y don, WI! be the rat Wesleyan to bold thatetfice. | aiken tor the samo pnee as chonted at the Main a KEN: 18 A : o f souls g r | never to bo resurrected.” Again ho says, A | while the Hon. O. UH. Brewster spoke toa 4 nt nee © thorough horseman in ev isoratan with truth that 10,000 of the State, Louisville is known to be a popt- | ‘Ther buve passed a bilt In tho Houso of Keres | RIMM, Booksellers and Stationers, 125 lar resort for Indhinapolls negroes, and to | fentatives to arin au army of nogrocs,—t yard. ‘The speceh of Mr. Brewster wus a re~ THE SCOTCH CONSERVATIVES THesty v1 cs " <j a a S; , - FY SITUATION make It an object for them to go now fareis | MSzroes. - 4 markably clear exposition of the South- endeavored to arouse tholr waning cause in ARS HUMANE. Drunein, 6 Cotters Grovo-av, | Uy aaron belug put down to, the extraordinary low Tne man fell souk wendlonien, 1 angule tay ree ern question. Io explained clearly the eet aie Seaaulalngy fe wavament te The W, BUCHMAS. Drosuist, corner Thirty-Hrat and | Fiference and sum ‘of 25 cents. ‘These tickets, however, | Demucrat. in. the Mouse.” voted against | methods by which the minority is enabled } oy pokes, Lords, and Coiumoners. Money was Btatersta, 1 DIVIStON. fre good only one way, the purpose beir that Dill, He need not have | to intinidate a majority. Dr. Richmond, | promised to sturt.a erent Tory newspaper, with E New ri fear THE WISEST AND MOST ACTIVE Repubticnns of thls State have had the man- agement of this canvass. In the selection of county and legisiative candidates the samo earnest eifurt was inne to selech none but IN A. CLOTUING 1 Heats eaneriens MAN WHO reta boot and se recomnien dian. Aidress GEORGE We vr A. POPALORU to “strand them on the Kentucky | told them‘ that. [Laughlor.] That goes | oneof tho oldest citizens here, informed your | w combination of Parliamentary ‘reports, Lon- | yore Alea r : Stationer, ote, ‘an xive fi ve SiaACO AL One siern-AY. . Soe shore, so that they will not be] with a seying in lawyer's pbraso. “overybody | correspondent that no such crowd was e dton_ correspundence, and leading srtieles of the BUS EN, Druusist 44d Blue Istanden third Maar. . the inast popular nut enornelle., Now and | apie to get back for Tuesday, ‘This Is only | will take judicial notice oi tht fact without | scan Th Howard County as was here to-day, | Feit color, Int. Uio project utterly fulted. | SUPE ENEMAS eter owsdenter, and Fancy | C11 then a weak man has found a place upon a | ane of many methods adopted to steal the | Prook. (tenewed tnughter,) “One hundred and | phy procession was pronouneed by many to Neither Conservatism nor ita rays will flourish | Gonds, ta) Lake-st.. corner Lincoln. e ticket, but nga general rule the candidates | State, but Republleans of Indianapolis have | PEs thousand negroes! Bat does it mean? | no Moree and finer in appearance than the | ' Scotland. nthe gittAr Tt. Drucciay 6 Wert Madison-st, core os it M4 u 390,000, e men (he ? ua Dod: # mean Shit 3 AOC007 OF elt Au KUCUST AACUBSON, Drugeist, 122 North Lalsted, little fear of fraud, because thi forall important offices have been chosen are pre- | probably ineunt. 24,000,000 of poopie, and nut,ns | one at Indianapolis yesterday, ‘Lu-night PREMATURE, SHOWTITAND con J rf i. i 4 * P . Goschen't " In tare of nitlee a : withdue regard to thelr running qualities. | hated far If, and alinllar preparation else: | he anys, white inen), aro not courngaous, bsld, | theres ohana cotistabticople'e premature, © TNFa from | citHts HARD Sonerat DIVISION, {law ofige hevtewred, Egheronead ‘Thus organized and equipped, tho Republle- | the entire State, Itis the Democraey’s Inst | of tho South, nnd that. therefure the Govern- f th Seal arene Sane wore th DEAD. Chee nener heise ramaia: 46 Norn HN eka ed eS P ans cntered the canvass with the spirit and | recourse, wid by defeating 4 the party must | ment muse Invoke thoatd of the regres? Does | Of the crowd. Nearly 5.000, veo To the Western Assoctated Prean fe, Sie WILLIAMS & CO, Dragelsts, 6:5 Larrabee-t, zeal exhibited in 1800 and 1864, The selection | be defeated. itmeun that? L understand. tho pretense is | the torchiliht procession. ‘the entire busl- | Loxpox, Oct. .—Lurd Luncrton, Admiral on S . nised that the negro aball tight duwn where { ness portlon of the city was brilliantly ila- | gy fred list, !s dead, i‘ 5 | NERDE, Printing and Advertising e { Mr, Porter has proven es it . the retired liaty fs: det Agent, nd Btatlunery Depot €5 East Division- Domestics. ene oer rin Liber FoRTUSheR :HOMINE SENATOR CONKIING. de ok | unliby for senlte men ate Toliialei) ond with as endl tapi of lite: HEMANTED TO PRIRON. ivernoen la saiie nnd (elise SITUATION WaythOMiy aComperesT ain * : TIONS HIS APRECH AT LAFAYETTE. Every man who vated for that bill, and tho Prosi | of the enormous bands in {he procession, | ;,DERMN, Oct. 0 Swenes and Gannon. arrested PEIRSONAL, _. ‘ul privauy tantly. “Hoterchoses” Call Monday ot S18 ever made, Tho choice of the Hon, Charles Speetat Dispatch to The Chtcugo Tribune, for se bo shall Guve sieupdis itl have of the crowd was wild wich delight. Meetings | Morces lave been remanded to prison. In cons | TOEUSONALOMISN HANGHEA VES PUR A Sb | CChctv baneinent a Foster, {n Ohio, was uot wiser or mora pop- | LArayerre, Ind, Oct. &%—Senator Conk- | Wiito woman in tho United ‘yiihite man ant | were held in the Courtstlouse yard atid ad- | sequence of an uitidavit made by tho potteo that I ‘send address to M $4, ‘Tribuno ottice. impor- Housekeepers, ‘ ulnr, Besides being one of tho foremost Inw- | Ung delivered his last Indiana speech bere | that every proud min will resent, dressed by Gen, sfatin at bayer ent 0. tt Mayneanat aviauhce relating tothe murder was | wnt ULI CATION WANTED—AS HOUSEKEEPER FOR. yers and orators in the State, he possesses | to-day in the Tubernucle, a large wouden | ‘This ls what he sald nuout Brewster. Ger ee aat tale Gael bipichiee baal enneern LOST hy io eilumere. Aducen RAN artnet ats 1 . . o 5 to-day that after his ¢ Serene Bibed lat eee structure erected on the spot where ‘Tecum- | THR PROCLAMATION OF BStANCTPATION, | ee eee a eee tea willl be te- pumas, Oct, Wtho Mail lune evening says: | FOSPANC THe PruiGrey Vann akin sich: seh fell, The place s more commonly known | (140 not know whethor that proclamation tsg0- | foated, Everything Indicates a rousing Re- | +The itight ion. W. EB. Forster, Se PE Cr are those qualities of the heart which, coupled ment Agencten, with the most winning manners, are calcu- N NEED OF 1 * w ~ Secretary for katbonk, contin paper of Ho yale to any. in female help c Jatedt to plnca hin {n the closest and most | 85 the Tippecanoe baltle-ground, and is. plt- See unele thes drat “OnpRTTUEyS Wt {2 | publican victory next Tuesday, Trolund, bs informed n dopittation uf lundlorts Beate the an BY ita restr Pete pa Ts oftice, i niwnukoaaye Ce sympathetic relations with tho people. unted on a silzht elevation, about seven iniles | wieked thing to have issucd."” If there POLESRATAING AT CROWN POINT. ated on Win. Chat he would rcavel By for the aio mt SE eae aby. emer nt Srtuariy: cs WANT SUN” GTEL : ’ should be obliged to suspend the writ of habeas | tolumua & 1) uorth of the elty. ‘The day was ug benutitl | 18), ,ttmything | in. which Democrutio Special Dispatch to Tae Chleago Tribune, Corpus, Dnt that the Government would do go | Scuwick and atntoamen ure inspired, that thing is prophecy, "N POLN' Litt Si eet if a is was the spot selected for tho gathering. | {Euupmord. ‘Casta retronnective glaneo nay | qeteWs OwNTs Inds, Vet x ment pate Andi eeamaubaolnialy opceanaryes Under the great onk trees, where the voleo | Over the fact which Goy. Hendricks wndertook ED — WISCO: i usuMOrk, ‘second “wurk, t nphtneate, fuirser, (rained hely, nt Manirotent. Wherever he has gone he has mado hun- dreds of warm friends who will esteem Ita i HE M. ¥3 indyia Diack FINANCIAL, : day the Democrats of Ross 4 Lincoin Hurk, th da Ru privilege as well asan honor to personally ote county, about seventy-live in naniber, ralsed on ute resid rill be paid forthe return of the same to |“ oANGEs stapes SRE Ald Iu sectiring liselection. ‘The assistuneeof | of theenmp-meettng exhorter Is wont to bo | iirin the Nich Would feel oltented by. the a Tuicock and English pole at Merrlilville, a ERAS CUS pgs Sai prea Met acti FA ace at ongritd tn oe Agee Untted States Marshal Dudley, has also con- | heard, were assembled fully 8,000 people, | fact that the bluck mon of tho South were ul- | the pole measuring ninety-two feet above the | FRENCH Gossip Cox PH winter don, By returning same to \¥: LIEU! a rentabl shod 1 P 1 ‘Fenyail Wost Lene-st,. above romard. will be wren, ‘ Fun. Tho Emperor Alexander of | und tw questions asked. tributed to inspire great contidence In tha len Oh alt quod conduct of the campatzn. His methods ‘who sat under the fervid- eloquence of | lowed to pray for that tag, to atand by it, to grown. the Repitalicans, hot to baoutdone, New York's greatest Senator. In orderto get work far it, to fight for it. Lenid so, and 1 be- | advertised a pute ralsing to-day, nd ab ANN AMOUSTS TO LOAN Onelda County, In whieh T tive, sent | the appointed Pas, Oct, 0. Anos, ete, without rent sueurht Mmeand plice aboiit §00 peo- | Russia, whose murganntio marringo with the to Dearburn-oL, He adopted’ and go thoroughly carried out to | here in time to All his appotntinent and take | mimy of her bravest’ and her best to} plo of all parties assembled. Hverytlilng | Princess Dalgoroukl Is belioved to by an accom | 7 {AMOUNTS TG LOAN ON FUISTTORE AND : ssctriain who In the State have no right to | theevening train on the Wabash for‘Toleda, | Ho battiotleld, | 1 thouent, F know that | was in readiness, and tho hole, with tho | plished fact, ts not, seems, much more falthtul | Fou SAL AY GHUF SUP OY NUTRI Manaehsb ans, % SALI FIN & DW! Waehington-at.. corer If A: Cage VAID FOR ULD GOLD AND SILVER . cornem south of M er CU one tendit ites fur munuineturiig purposes, Ale it te at & 3 LOAN ini Tia South Canalents 22100 far #10 foe, | Hulllonuutice Uicensed), W East Sladiwon-st Ketan & DWIGHT, eoraor Washington and [tals ed 1953, and thence to Buitulo, where he speaks Mone | the danghters of those men would net. be It Stars and Stripes attached, and a streamer at | to his new wifo thin ho was to Bis old day night, Mr, Conkting left Indinnapolls | ured In tholr fectings if a burden which thoy | {2@ extreme end with tha | inserivtton | oye, io hus, (t Is stated, already formed a fresh at hnlf-past 10 this morning in aspectal ear, | NeUld otherwise be bon led to bear, ifn | “Garteld and Arthur” was soon ralsed | jutson with a pretty Pollen lady. b HL 1 Spe nary h whieh they would otherwise be compelled | amid deafening cheers, the pole measuring Selit * proritel by i Lake a & iH estern Rull- to dig, tinder a Durning Southern, sun, wero 110 feet from the ground, ‘ae fledelad Bt aed Shesdi AE test faaoua |e road, ‘The traln was under the charge of | handed over to the inci ten of tho Sout oy <1 PTR THAN be ? ls ang) POR SAL General Santee Waldo anda en ate OF | to bear the burton, and oy to dig tha irenen, | CONG HIGUTEES FEET REFIT THAN THAT | yamg of tmecarat between Princo Domidot | Fone MC be ron, 5 Dp! But Gov, Hendricks thougut thut avery proud a and Count Schonvato® says ft is not | 8 “wHto: und pleasant ride, the Senator and tho La- | man would resent thie, Well, they” didn’ After the pole was ralsed a rude platform | true ‘that | Deutdof® lost $15,000,000. to fayette Commiltee, who accompanied him [Laughter] ‘Thero was Mr, Shaw, of Bo: was built of boxes, and Col. Mark Demotte, | the or at tho cluso of the gunic. | Prince | ......54 Tie was a favored child of fortun 1 canditato for | Peintdow bad lost at one period of ‘the night | TFolt BA vote have been found more and more satis- factory as the campilen advanced. At the outset the names of persons arriving In tho State were sent in very slowly, and in many localltles there were none tosend. But as electiou-day draws nearer the lists are tonger’ and tho puposes of tho men liave become more evident, To-night te has upon hls i, LOAN SSTORAGH ( UPDILUTe, we, WItNeitt POMOY: Naat Uren: bey SORTG AGE: SapeLviy SORTG AGE D NIAGATAc to tuun on «very cheap, LATS ON FIETL ch. Lotson U BN SCE CATS, Chad's nak 1 a e, and Hoan Nie cortiticntos, Lita HOLMES. General 8d ELT Bee . 3 ton. » | of Valparaiso, the Republ ac books 2,800 names of persons who have | from Indianapolis, reached here at about | tte’ innorited wealth and everything to drt ul i i. . te ‘Sumatt, on th IvOrt We ihe Stato cinco April’), aid, there, | hall-past 12 arriving at tho batle-ground | imke humo, qutmnetive, “but to turned | GQmerCsS. from, this dlistilcr, being loudly | Voaou) rubles, but ut the termination of the | diy cremurey ey halt aaah, iavesimonts £30) porivern: ete ae rH ' enterc: ate sin pril 20, and, there: bout halt th Int Wht fram familly, from friends, from ambition, trom: called for, smiiingly came forward and pro- game at o'clook inv je.morn ng ho bad re~ | QyPey tangs for inpiroved cit sroperty, and pay LOAN ON REAL ESTATE SECUT fore, about half an hour later, Tho ‘Taber | hao! and. gurched, to south carolintsand pat | ceeded to deliver one of the best pollileat | covered the whole of it buck. tien’ dinerence. GIMEFIN. & PUTO? 1 Wert ates of interest. A. LOEB & bi HAVE NO RIGHT TO VOTE. navle, Handsonely decorated with tlags and | himself at the head ofa culored regiment, Tie | speeches ever delivered In the county, and, A Lecruitl LOVE. Washington-st.. carn ad. ‘allveat o: pictures of Lincoln, Garfield, and Arthur, | led (ton deldsof battle, aud he fell woltering in, althoneh the speech lasted an hour and a |, A correspondent says: “Last alght I attend- bits nlrenty filled to replation Walle hunt | Hs blood, and, when bis comrades sent a ‘tue of { half, the large audience, among whieh were | dda most intervsting lecture at the Satie des | _.... 62 LS trucoufter the battle to ask the chivalry of South | many ladles, standing lu the dusty road, pald | Coatgrences on * Love Considered in tts Material ) [JOR Sat dreds stood ou tho outside, under the eaves | Cnrotinn, tie mon who would not submit. to | the most rapt attention, at times almost go- | and Spiritual Aspects.” Tho lecturer wus Minw. quites {rom Gard ‘len of the sanctuary, as It were. Abraham Lincoln because ho was urall-splittor, | Ing wild with outhuslasi Ai Hy it was | Olympe Audouard, who fs unquestionibly one | in Wil County, Its wnd cul lente ne " Ing wild with euthustasin, As a milly as sl wotive ton; Herooin dwelling, barn, wnd aheds for stock: 10 Senator Conkling was greeted with anothor | M2 thoy wore yontlomon, sat [lunehtor].— | a snecess, the crowd making up iy entiutsl | (if) tee, most, fascinating und alfective of } keraein cum, #) tons of nay, t9 busiiois nin, reapers, Ing was greeted with another | when an ting of truce was sent to thoso men, wak- ethene tackote Poe | Uving lady orators. Sho wus latencd to | towers. a wagons. harness, Wome, ele, 2 head Of of those ovatlons whleh fave marked hls | ine that the dend body of Shaw might be given | 8M what thoy Incked Ih numbers. “The | with the greatoxt interest, and waa much ap- | cuttlo, 1s milen cows, 1S muck huis, 4 horeas, un FON SALIE—A NO, oe reception wherever he has spoken inthe | ek for burial, the auswer roturnod wns, | Speech was full fof Wit, and oecasionally | plauded.especiaily when she uttucked tho gross | ovoryibing cuiaplete, for BUN, ensb down: 3 xoud ue ANG thown und slotiing, at Paxton, West. ‘Th fnew ‘wil calle fer | ° Bueled with hid niguors.” And he was buried bursts of eloquence, which carried everythin | noss of whut passes for love in Franco nown | orchards Insting water, windenilll, sity fairy a onde sates inet our buen. ce ere esi te assemblage was called to order | with tho black mon whom ho tod. with It, Lake County will giveCol, Demotte | days, and when she playfully peaposed the inset | serge yond timber, a ravers and onacerdun nt four other and gud rensoria given for auld, “Address 0 ‘These mon are spotted, and any attempt on thelr part to exerclso the right of suifrage will resultin thelr prompt arrest. It ts such palnstaking work as this which has char- acterized the Inbor of tho various com- mittees. Another nolablu fentura of the canvass has been the party’s great harmony and aslugloness of purpose, .For the first \WWaxthb—ta— A TRADESMAN 1 ihia mmmount for ewo months, angi aveurltys etack 40 trade to the value of t Ty HUN tepesited, and a bonucot 5 for thy use of bane uttles. fimo since 1864 no side Issues have ine | by tho Hon, Godlove 5, Orth, mand the dls- In spenking of the $00 masority 1 vesday. "The Democrats | tution of a course of lectures on Love in tho ous ratirond depota ind miles of tarm. Death + He J. 1 ‘ : 7 Iker: UW French sebools und lyeéea.’ i = vated its ranks. In 1860 the Andy Johu- | tinguished speaker was introduced ina ENERO! 5 TEN and Gresnbackers here are looking down at 3 RESTAUMANT DOs vated f eal feds Ne 4 wa ly Je lat stalwart, rhiging speech by Col. Within Ce | QZNENOLS TREATMENT EXTENDED TIVE | their noses, AN ATTIC COBULER. Wwewere tuck far a dwellings, barns. puniness, nurtheast. comer of Adams son split’ divided = its leaders, Two | Wilson,’ Mr, Conkling fter the War was ovens k THONOUGILY CANVASKED. ‘Tho new mannger of tho Cleon was aurprised | orituinstalt ile fram dupots die ts atl te boty | Ee Sines EEN yenrs Inter negro suffrage aud reconatruc- ‘ ? %, after the War was over, Mr. Conkling in- rir alasadnnie ood the other diy to Und aw cobbler comfortably | pert iar fur tho money in the countys 1. will bear |, [OR BALH-ONE OF TK WEST SELnOTED tlon were stumbllug-blocks. In 1872 came MET WITH ANOTER OVATION aired itany Democrat would bo kind enough Spectat Viapateh to The Chtewao Tridune, plytng hig trado in agurret of tho theatre, He | iepectinn, tacks Of fine proceries in Chleago, Waeluling dada vial = as he stepped to tho fore, and, after acknowl | to tell lm what had been the Injustien of {| Fort Wayse, Ind, Oet. %.—Tho entire | pid veen there for over twenty years without | MH tcre farm in Dueatur County, Hers, Wagana. ond Axtures,, Loentiun unsurpasan the Greeley movement, whlie in 184 the | Gieing iis thanks, begat as fullows? tho Republican party towards tho South, | farming coumuunity were iy town to-day dis- | any one bat the stage manager sitapecting his | gmder fenee, 1M eres under pluie, Geulee tras tin | Sie Tee ee panie, coupled with the temperance isso, | ati. CHammtan asp Fennow-Cirizuns: Sixty- | "Didn't hang enough of them,” was tng | cussing the approaching election with no Ht | presence, and was much | bewildered when ad be nighor peice than this. this tam was: aps —A GOOD GROCERY STONE, ON AC enabled the Democracy to take undisputed | four years azo here wis a thontre of savage | Teady Tesponse froma man in the erowd, tle degree of earnestness. This partof the peremptorily requested to quit. . praired four years ut GUN. v1 $5, Uv woof business. AddrorsV ih Tribune - posseasion of the State. In 1870 It was hard | Avife. ‘Tho Constitution of your Stato requires | “My friend,” sald Mr. Conkling, with equal State Maylng been thoroughly canvassed, A DEMON. Noon Gi Matieonest._ | NPANUE ACTUIING COCERNAW ANTS A UCSI- “you can’t get up oan. ie | every voter has made np lis mind how he | Aran named Feriln ts now bem tried In FPORSARE-A Good InrROvED FaAuM OF 1 acres, apron utc by porvurnatly trl te ics to | readine ' Wireon hh tt fet haw ‘io Helos that spot on which your fathers cneaim> | SHE me oon that, (Langhter and | will vote. ry wird to the city has been | Paris for a eeries of horrible and unnatural wiles from West Side, Crawfort Coy tered the tomahawk aud tho sealping-knlty of a | applause.) Lf when the reo ite eats ecurefuily canvassed, and every voter's nate | orimes committed at Nogen. tt [4 assorted that | [iraj take part pay in Novraska junds. Addrces lox tuirbarous foe, Sixty-four years axe Indiane | dyzen of Its ringleaders, Including ong rich | Tesistered. It will be tmpossitle to lose n | Kerlin is the futhor af titty-four children, very Fae < became uw tate, A sunall population of mo- | nan that L could mention, who tved In tho | single vote In the city, John WY. I fow of them legitimate, yraitsat every city (nut slroad tnkent. A tow hunieed. thilare necessury 1 i goods an dallvery after anders havo been so $10 per month prot: giurunteed. The ug lnvosttuation eailelhed, A. 8. AS corner Firet-st. wud Broadway, irogk- times, the fear of resumption, and the con- tinued scaling of wages, which led to the memorabio riots of 1877, But this year thery fs nothing to divide or to weaken, On the SEVERAL CHOICE PALMS IN TOWN, NLOM, Men who represouted Hot one nationality, ( | att A sly of panini OF . pecially aolected, all cheap: twa rire hantulne: ‘ ‘ and broud the foundations wandear : a ave ie S Wel ORT a0 x ‘ B DRIFT HAS HRN TOWARDS ‘THE wee | BM Brug tha, fountatlons ee adres | gaved, In my belief, 30,000 fives, “(Great ap. |. Lyman Trumbull and Franklin Ganders, | Pants, Oct, o-six German Frangiacans at | Wotn Mock. Nasik sides PUBLICASS. Men who left tho party in 1866 and 1873 have nildressed n | Epinal tiave been expelled fruin France, and tho Day, one of tho bunefactora of Indiana, owoed | plauae.) the two would-be Go THOTS, Aaldressed |e aian Pasconiste in Paris are turewened With TO_HUNT—-ROOU every foot of ground which tay northwest of |” ‘The speaker dwelt at length on tho opposl- | Democratic assemblase at 1) 7 ROUTE CLARK 1 1 & ‘I. NEA THE BRIDGE funrd with room, roa r 150 to €0 por woek, Day boars 1 tt " i . the Ohlo River, And three years afterwards, in “noe! 8 ba ‘ “ asinilar tite, though thelr chapel is tho only South Side. ore wanted, returned, ‘Tho Germans driven away by the | We ome seduman inited upon aa eran | Hon Of the Democratic party to ovory muas- | day. Landers, as usunh got left at tirand | ites where iinglivh aud “American Catholles | pro wysen—two Whi, FUMSISHED ROOMS 1S rea severity of the Baxter temperance law are | nance of freedom which should cover all the | We for rebuilduyg the South, its record on SSI, cl eelal nell the Plus: oun hear sermons in tholr own tongue. privale family, ab Sb Thlety-trstest., near Mlehi+ South Side. | back. “Workingmen §n large uumbers havo | tuir fields of thesn tive Nortuwestern Btatos | the curreney’ nedtton and the Femimpulon of tine ipore vague ce Unieago. Katlennd, aha THE HEEAONE DECREE, rae woth LoiitLeeferenily Seeenes 16 Heh Ga FAMILY AND BENGuR voluntarily como to tho stippurt of Garfeld | Stich sprung from the Joths of old Virginia an | Sheeley payunents, Lua howtiity, to the iit reached Plymouth In time to close the meet- | ,, TAR, Oot. O-- At the Cubluct Counalt today | Pere ora C TT rn ‘aotonas and Porter, while In every county It fs a | monster curse, that lusatinule and guilty curse, | casa {it elected ita President, After ro- Ing. He went to Warsaw this, evoning, u 1 contraternitics, Me eect rte ait tay. wn a respucte CUAENCH MOUSE, CONNER OF STATR AND matter of record that lifelong Democrats | called humun’suvery.—n cura nevor satistied | auinding’ iis hearers, of” what he | Where he tolls people thers that Tancock's Goxcumtlonof the decrees will coinmence | abteiusinems blveke Addruse S he trlvuneofliens ( Hiarrison-aun, tour loves svuth of Paluor House— have left th Tenth sought | With less than, three vietims,—the man. the | termed the mulpractices, the bad judginent, character is stalnicss as tha sword that hung | next wovk, but tho detalts of tho proceedings of | ———— ae | Haart an rt ee He ota ithe Denna oe ave loft thelr party organization and sought | inuster, und tho lund. | Virwinin bas chun + | by his alte ducing tho battle of Gettysbur hig Council ure ut jt ts TO RENT-STORES, z ‘Mlwo roopis rented without Boned, the better principles of Republicanism. Tho | to her aystem of gorvilo, Inver unt au (bog wpareoule vonttiona of ths Demo Ye Mnonster. Republican meeting 13 being | RT a PAWEL 0 NHC OF JACKSON tariff apoech of N.'T. Dopaw, of Nuw Alba- | oe ag Oe oye nt or tine | quid the siiial fallur of all its theories, Ar, | held dn Columbia Chy to-night. “Ewo hin JUSTICE CLIFFORD. HPO RENT-STORE, Av oll WEST LAKE-ST, poe Ber Culsnce ae Unetncee ae ny, @ life-long Democrat and ‘tho proprietor | great counoil Chunber uf we Nution, where t | Conkling ventured to suggest that If ‘they | (red Garield and Arthur voters loft here a re wilt save manoy by colng thorw, ENOCH, of glassworks which employ hundreds of five served with your diatinguisbed aid tuthe | Were wise they would this oyening on a speekt tie n for that place LyIng Sertousty Ht in Washington, ‘Ve Geel [eto men, has been & firebrand in the home | fl Representative far uty a your (applause), LET WELL ENOUGIE ALONE, to partlelpate in tho torehlight parade, ‘The ying 3 tone ninaea ete Tiiaien | WNpSg BUWOMEAN NOTE. TRIBUNE f the Demoe: Wh ly advised hig | foeking, weross the Potuinde Iver, sour oyed | After saverely c cant he hh Hou, Wiliam Williams and other distin. Spectat Dispatch to The Chicugo Tribune. YSTED-TO. RENT-SUITE OF FONNISIED lock—Ituats trot ents ta # por day. of the Democracy. He openly advised bls | shai tall upon sores und mites of hand fenced Nerely commenting, ay le tins dono | gutsied speakers are speaking, Wasttnatoy, D, C, Out. v,—Justice Clitérd inoue fur ii wt housvuveping: good jucation: Fixpaon ious EC USUTTT Foe tat ee a eee et eats | Improved, und ocuupled Wy strueturos whet {n other places, on the beaifully honeputle of tho United States Supreme Court, was taken ieee RE Sara TRUCE cr ron Sunigettousor ther day, eito'W por woekt 1 ? uatter dae | io at " eels veld Up! Sj wavesl ary ie Ce je UES le Ele i pended mpon thie detent of Landers ad dane eae bf manoyy forte tant Ine at Mr Conkling suid he Wwole anereennnn TURKEY, soriously Wl yestorlay while cn route from bis hiatlonsen ty i xt Chivaga, day boned, ob D-TO RENT: six months uen year by i fn ren; InUAL be in bustat jor; North Side prefurrod. FURNISHED HouxE BOARD WANTED. E OANN-AND A SUI UF TWO ON THIER Toute form gentiowin and, Gwe Indios: must be fuat-elims Ghd a vaud tab e: Hone dthers howd auswery North pide pratorred._Adstrean PS), ‘Triuune uttiea. eock,. ‘Tha Influence of this speech, sent Into every Worksliop in tha State, has been TUE DEATHCKNELL of his party associates, ‘That these charges ‘fra bonafide jy substuntiated by the most conclusive evidence. Itullroad superinten ents and proprietors of all kinds of minute Tactorica are consclous of the revolution go: ingonin the sentiment af thelrmen, The employés of the Indianapells, Bloomington & Western Rand are nearly all Demoeral careful poll shows that Porter will recelye the entire vote, It ls upon such statements, thatruth of which is not doubted, that the Republican managers base thelr contidence. Uf Gen, Harrison cane within 6,400 votes of an election in Isit, when the drift was against na, how ts it posslole for the State to 6 Democratic now when everyuling ts 60 favorubly to success? Atan informal can- lying «0 near the Atlantic Ocean that trang- | Urth’s reGlection tor granted, and hoped that CONFLICTING REPORTS, bomeiu Maing to this city, and now tes in bis yay? poreatian 8 OU to carey Sort and fener shut Lima Soul aso be elected, Sneetat Cubte, roums ut tho Natlonal Hotel here apparently minor other products fo tho seabuirds aud ye vu hoped so notonly for the success o| iN . 2.—Though there aro confiic étricken with paralysis. He at all uve 1 that land, feneod, ity huiunes, with ee ee State viecon, but for the Presidential Hi soparld eouneeciny tho weoeptlon of ‘he ean not the Katey nf opevcty lina bad uaiene at ett a Dehought for loss wonoy thun you enn bi Wipe vile Soltowed tin Noyenbor, proposnisof starving Turkey into submisulon | the base of tho brain, fs troubtod with dizziness, lund in tho hoart of lows, where it tok untlt Fr be ties te sats nnd of sclzing istunds in Aizoan Bua, itis clear | und for a tung period way detirious, Ite was wo | =c5: ae PROT a OTER TCE vory recentis two bushels at corn ta send ono | , From Mulne to Oregun there 1s not one State | the Powers tuys upproved the principle Involved, | Ill this afternoon thattho phyvlolans did not pers aat ‘auth boa Balla-wi., wear Lhlety sitet, alse trushol to murat, wygloue uiehel of, wheat, 9 UP gmt ETO eee teed ear pegeat dawn Allmay not Joln the proposed cocrelon, and | init ble frlond und wsgociate, Chiof-Juatice | jrineial once at any furniture, Me vurant sraperiy Gi eeenersand buduces-inen of ‘Tippeeation, over | ccudingly by your sucvoss. Wo In New York | #ome may act as tho mundutories of Europe— | Watto, to scu hia. His attondunta suy to-night tia Be BCTERAIEMAIOIES Fe Wwuxttugtoreate stop to think that you five in a land in whlch tho want tio tote and tho oxample of a Kopublican | Linglund, Russia, und Italy, for instance, Tho | Unt ho is much = bettor, but there | , 10 EXCHANGE—NOUSE AND LUT WITILP BIL vulue of property docs nut conelst In what it La, Pualaris a Fudan, LAppiauea | There a Sultan's note indicates éuch contempt for tho | aro xrave apprehensions that be will not roe |e Le a miroet iment laws. tiwee cask hutin ; ead the Novetuher election will have so uti sents | Powersand snows such st sutoldul spirit, that the | cover, or that If lie docs ho will forgome tlio bo | pow renivdy, tagethor with ruiun cash, fara aloe Hore ar yietres of corn, and’ | Shee upan tho question who isto bs tho woxt | Porte fe gradually tosing all {tesympathtzers, | Unably to twko ble seat ou tho oneh, Wingubautan aalor sv aat ‘ai (A field which will grow forty ni ui Prostlont ot tho United States as ut this Ou- | Tho attompts this week to rouse public feeling Mr. Cliilford in politics ig. a very prouounoed | = eabourd, where, without exe ! iu [ reece Te hiauired Tite tue nul ofa ani whieh | ULE, elation, | Al! our evys aro, in sour | by ineotings aguindt Mr. Gladstone's policy were | Demoonit. He ts now nearly W) yours uf we, willearry it acrogs tho sent, ta worth for the | oxoupt ye abide inthe ship yo shall not. bo inlaerabte fallurce, and the Jinga Journals are | and altnongh he might bavo retired ton years |i" purposed of production tho wholo vost ot Crabs | suave LApplutae) If you want ty continue | dradually deserting tho Porte, ‘he Standard ta, | aio on full pay, tho story fy told of blin by ttle | private bein euage, Lei BOFERHOD I00O T e at great baat | wo prewune cond.tion Of prosperity, If you | in fact, becoming thomughly Ministerinton many | mate frlouds that ho bus wild that ho never | ureueys ulvun, Autdryes. int produce tho sani t want to show Co thesy wild and but-headed wen ‘Tho Conservatives are wlarined atthe | sould realgn to uae: & Hepubtican to bo youre, MEN AND MOYER PERLE vee ahi Was bushen’ HILOUEN SB i chou: S SHTCH LIS, 1 BAN WARING: f porsea ofall Git ls earriuaes, buses, aD pek «it | Harnvasstiow aud sw uel dvue low Drees we wil eachaue.. Cusle advances dats, iN CR-VAIDS SAM aus, Uouy drnKbe delving, aus frum thy cauntry. daily, 5 pratt pate, atablin 0 ti euneline SHUSLAS a ALANSTRUMENTS, si pissox aan onugaNns Wateb we call tho Valley af tue Ssslasippl, One | of tho Bouth that un luvitation tutide. ta natn | Lote ferences to-day, the Hon. Jolin C, New, Col, f5,UN0 acres, of ft ‘tant ull appointed in 4 place, dre Cliitocd bob ee Py ene rrnte grommet . ww. Dudley, ‘and’ other managers exe | OF Our eltizens has a turin of St Hvense to drive; If you want thon to undore | 2038ef such au important ally, but luo’ for | hay not for many years” taken un | of (hitvard uf ouvert youre suceosetul Oxy ON whieh bo grows i000 bushels of cory | stand that th ye ¥ insolation ta the turnoant Z¢ hy Whiel wity ities. “itis mos a nt Hi ch ST oy pressod and boc wit fortify. mo. in tho. states oy can finve just whut you buvay | oon! amraph, whol I | active park. iu politica. ithe. nara | oucie. | ma rtyat aaa aaiy A lieljaL int Haters Om INSTALISIENTS, bo, that if wout you have Is "6 plac 4 good enough for them | stepping into the Standurd’s placous the lead | semi-pol ment which To muko, that, If Virgie | thuy ara Welouma Witz bub thal ine Pues semana sony arcobate ‘and ae tre | THliuge eM the presi olllcer of tho Hlectorul mae TY TNE MOAT UNHOUNDED CONFIDENCE, ee t if hud been wise chough to ieee tind they want spoctal priviloges, if ber Comimesion und in bts correspondence with Son- it “if ve fait,” dahl Sire New, then Indlea- 0 ya RE CLAD at W. W. KEMNAL! ‘orne. und Adai nara ve | Which hus inade Indiana great, want to di te ct imparted to the now departure of the Teleyrapa three yeura D> relul Tir ate £ KN Haha no longs indleatennd Ueuses vo Loner | in Virginia, iyuux clot tothe dea, Yroluelti | thay want eho atthe heey goof | by tho bullding of ew olfices whose magni. | MOyHluroe ty of ule docmione upon Hebel | ALi hits ate AA MERE NUD | sari: Audijor of State: he Tegarited unu of th UAE Of cr Or ano wunna'lunikia | Oy 7 Per cunt of Its pro periy to ddminate | conce gives Joy to tho Tory heurts, elaims.” Should “Justice Cilturd uot bu able to a vite dean fe Tui t ‘aihur dealer 800 ini eet rants 4 ct be fe ——_—- 4 He jut | ee i L 5 covlest and most cautions puliticlans In the us youure, to carry hulf | toone of thd papilacion uf tie country terruto ri 5 dake fal bo etill furthor eeipplud, ue but avon, HOME thonumleraeuitoris | ful plats ta oxeminge, ‘ Slate, stated that he had no doubt whatever ent the suneptie prosiucts the whole American people; if you want to GREAT BRITAIN, Judges will bo pusstealty: capable to perform QUOD PRICK Wik, BEE = of the result, Ile had been gathering bly | ¥ tt a Viral aves tna: teach them that that cannot bv, thun vote for TUWe TUB SITUATION, oiiclal duties, duties Hunt. of New York, Ad thing wt GELB E ies, 110 Salo: figures waa facts from the mast te labs stagnation, the rth ee ec ind tree Gartolt a Artaur. {Grout applause) nif you ‘Special Cubte, wu wis Datta with i paralysis somos | Orders by wall prompily attended te. Ea ly rene sources, pwhere dit he hea +f i . tn a run the .— Tho witagont oa snore re + DUS TocuVe CASTOFE CLOTHING, site tiv anethinie ut th aid taltering advices, Nin tabors er ei ti cay pars Fini oF haya: pot ouly tae tary dc the cure jamdiortetoa tbe Irish Tand: [anus paces. get bis peneral Health Bet ee Bae tt Ad ateanded ta Uy aLrse fen yr ee encore id sdtoe ent Naldman’s prediction ts the mors notable for | fived'* under (a youpel whlch prouchel i | tho edict of w Southurn caucus If you want WY, | Tho deputation nf moro thuo 10) lundiords thut | capeuted that Hu will resume hts dutios this wine Ca ar reece arith eevaete toca tr iat oat at four. Aweeks ao he spoke hes | gate day's pyy for a duy's work a fount MMbor volo to pay, botan knows bhuw imany ur how | culledon tho Vicoroy to urge courciye wewsures | tor. The Court ta already overcrowded with und quustlons unewered by watt Callur pudress, logly and doubtfully, "But within the | preavbod to dignity aud reapeutabllity of labor, | much of Southern clating; {f you want to voto to | {3 deomed aignitivant, und many dolieve Worx, and IF It nus how Jung the Kor TOWKAG Soul Tor Clven la two Mmeomnbers the Judioul busin ast month,” be sald, bulng reminded of his ormer lack of contidence, **the must won- dorful changes have occurred, The, taritt question alone hus wade a difference of hun- reds of voles, while TUE DISPOSTION OF THE NATIONALS ‘Warrants the bellef that they’ will not submit fo the election of Landers.” Col. Dudtey pisced the He peblieun vlurality at not less po ow, while he would ‘not bo surprised LU it reached’ 10,000, Gen. John Coburn, for 4 FOR end’ therofory you Dave druwa to be great, 0 | bring in now southorn Stites. to change. tl nnd best ii ehy you would huve rotragrudvel wid wituereil If | pauneo of fawer uid rivot the Southocn Fomine | that the Government regard it ad country will bo still furthur deluyed. Ge ERA IICY, Your doctrine hud been that lat ne isu nt i eratio party In porpetual control; {f you want to | Justcation for luposing reprossive loglstation. ‘Voo Court is now three yours behind with its degrading, und the Almighty bad ere 4 . yotolo put tho urigy under tho domnluation of | The landlords’ complaintaare expected to result | cases, Tho October teri begiis Sonday next, | WW a cusses OF mon—one that is to bend bee eae the dunth; invhort, if you wautto volo to gait | in yrouter violence und tumult, which will uf- | aud the Judges ure now nearly ull hero with ox- ae DEAL itn nai suddio an thar back, und ine other that t4 hort | que tpor ford furthor warrant foe fresh logisiation Lt | cePlon of Justice Fret A. Donita: Chituo cadvia trea. 1S years) ox Raia baxieat wn spurred to ride upon thom. [Ap ‘A SHOWELESS AND SOUNDLESS BEA ie ik ceegutrou vo uduce tee Saeeueiees Re Ke sada oe Ee ae borlones. “Uialnves duletiy snd wovully ranmautud, R ti tas pk att ee of agitutun, uucortainty, and chuugo, then voto G0 NITED. +. STO BK SIENGL “2° ‘Tho Senator roferred to the importance ot for that very respoututie, ‘aithouge’ Wot. Very aspocial suassiou of Purilament to disuusis tho Dernorr, Octet.—Tu th: Edltor of the Detrot | ~roscn-7c aw ate rasorieoice | W hy OF BXPENIENCH . ci g eduction, und to the fact that 20, affairs of Ireland. The chief obstuclo | . pate “30” el GENTS WA )—HOVH MEN AND LADIES, abu auIey Wlabos w partuoratip with un ostabs the coming ol iil vote. f xreat, tun who haa. been nominated 8 | gribune: What dod ike “30" chalked wbout ‘lo convasa in tho United states; with ainul} means | Haued physiuiun, ur would ike w bearof a desirable 000 young men in Indiana would vote for | us g musk for the Deinooratio. party. not the attitude of the Irish, but the | qe wtreets refer to ss sycall i i Sout OF Isquthen. 2 Wu day. Ci ca, wa thts on. Would iT i eldau’s pres. the first tino tuis fall, Jie commented at 1{° ‘io “nur “think” you Buster quoation, If Mr, Gladstoue's plans ia | “itrefors Wy ous of tue wotorious fruudaut ‘ho SRR Sito PSE ao ‘Adaruss 310, Eribuuy e@ew, STAUB OT COMMENT MRS. FIA, tO1, ts the bost ad viees and Cuuing! 0) rt it RELY. I ean kt wit Dusiiven albulrg. 3H West Mutton: NESS CAIRNS, i CH, APTOURNEY AP LAY hit.